Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-22
Personals and Briefs.


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Personals and Briefs.
Hon. Thomas S. Martin, Of Albermarle
is IN the city.
Capt. W. G. Waller is spending the sum-
mer in Montgomery county.
Mr.. w. G.. Furguson has returned to the
city from the White Sulphur.
Mr. p. L. Renzie OF birmingham, Ala,
is visiting friends in this city.
Mr. N. 7. Balm has returned from two
weeks trip to the Worlds FAIR.
Mr. Scott McRae and wife returned yes
terdry from a visit to the Worlds Fair.
Miss Ada Gray and Miss Mona GRAY are
in the city at Mrs. Armants boarding
house.
IN. Dawson. Treasurer of James City
and williamsburg, was o caller at the Capt.
tol yesterday.
Mrs. Z. J. Colgin and family have re-
turned home after a pleasant visit 10 West
Point, Va.
Mr.. Gideon D. Roach. Of police patrol
No. l. left Yesterday to spend ten days IN
North Carolina.
The West End W. c. T. U. will give
lawn party on next L luuIsua1, ~ = At''
at llC6 west Main street.
Mayor Ellvson yesterday approved the
ordnance authorizing the issue OF bonus
TO the amount of 100000
ysl. T:mmons was arrested in Manches-
| ter last night on the charge OF assaulting
j. j. Harding, of Richmond.
The Treatment of Typhoid Fever will be
discussed at tho meeting OF the Academy
Of Medicine and Surgery tonight.
Hon. r.. II. Cardwell left Yesterday for
| Rockingham, n. c., where he will spend
several days with his sister, Mrs. Tidball.
The lawn party being gwen at 507 Mosby
street jefferson Park for the beneht of
| an old Confederate soldier still continues
| to be success
Mr.. Henry Butler. who has been soiourn-
ING at Atlantic City for the past SUNNI r.
| has returned home much benefited by his
| trip.
The regular monthly meeting of the w.
| G. +. Il. and Y's will be held tuesday Au-
| gust 22. at 4:30 o'clock. IN the \. NJ. G. a.
| perlors.
Mr.. Alexander McWilliams left the city
| Yesterday on vacation trip TO Baltimore
and New York, to visit relations and
| friends.
Libertas Lodge of Perfection. No. 8. A.
| & A. Scottish Rite of FreemasOnry, had an
| interesting meeting last night at st. Al
| bans Hall.
MIR. and Mrs. w. W. Wright and Mrs. l..
Wright. left Yesterday for Ocean View and
Old Point. where they will spend about
| two weeks.
Several railroad officials met her vester-
| day and discussed rates for transportation
OF cotton and passenger rates 10 the
Worlds FAIR.
The money market was much easier yes
| terday and some s., 500 worth OF tobacco
stamps were bought at the Internal Reye-
nue. Office.
Mr.. E. l.. Gresset, Of the firm OF Gresset
| Bros, left yesterday for the Worlds FAIR.
| On his return he will visit Cincinnati. De-
troit and Niagara Falls.
Miss Otelia Woodward returned home
Yesterday from Roanoke, accompanies by
her friend. Miss EVE Hart. where she has
been spending the summer.
Misses Emmie Wherry. Lyle Tyler and
Lizzie Richardson, returned home last
week from visiting their friend Miss Maria
| Gray, IN Cumberland county, Va.
Mr.. John A. Fleet. delegate to the con-
vention. who has been guest Of his father
n.iaw. Mr.. II. A. Atkinson, left for his
| home IN Mathews county, on Friday.
Miss Bessie Colgin gave a vary pleasant
entertainment few nights ago IN honor
| of hor aunt. Miss joyce Colgin; The
yerd was prettily decorated and elegant
refreshments.
The police of the First District invite all
of their friends 10 go with them on their
excersion down the river tonight. Inc
Pocahantas will leave her wharf at 7;SO
o'clock.
Miss Floise II. New. formerly OF the
Richmond High School, now OF Holhns
Institute, Is visiting her cousins, DIR; Chas:
W. Shields and Mrs. Jas. ". Shields, OF
this city.
Nir. A. Henderson Wallace and nieces, the
Misses Wallace, of POI west hTace street,
left yesterday for the Worlds Far. Iaey
VIII return ria Niagara, New York and
Washington, and will be gone about Two
months.
The ambulance was called TO the factory
/ of j. J. Montague yesterday afternoon 10
white man named Cornelius PATTERSON VINO
had been stricken with paralysis he WAS
/ treated and taken home.
Little Daisy, daughter of Captain II.
/ T. Miller. was badly hurt bv a fan from an
: ample tree last week. near Midlothian va.
! No bones we're broken, but she received
severe sdock. from which she has not YET
} fully recovered.
Messrs. N. Glennan and s. S. Nottingham,
/ both well known Norfolk newspaper men.
( one being editor OF the Norfolk VTgn'aa
and the other publisher or the LdndmdrS,
spent Sunday in Richmond, and LETT yes
terday for DanyilIe.
Officers s. G. Bass, William II. Williams
and T. Il. Butler, Of Union Councii,, NO.
81. Roval Arcauum, called on Mrs. Eliza
beth +. Billups, widow or H. W. bhiups.
/ Esq on Saturday night. and paid her taree
thousand dollars. the amount OF insurance
held by her husband in this order. since
January. 1893. this council has PAID 10 its
: beneiciaries the sum OF ten thousand
five hundred dollars.
Rich hmand Arrival. nc New York HotsiA
Nxw Yogx, August 2i.--W. r. Higham,
Albemarle: q. w. Pfeifer. Astor; A. y.
Miller. Union Square; j. II. Barton. ss.
Denis; W. w. 1iller. Astor; W. I. Richard
son. Jr.. r. McChell. Everett, j. III. Chap
peli, Morton; e. s. Hunt, j. NJ. Way. X: ".
Allen. III. A. Allen. 7. y. OKeefe. L. Fell
neimer. Jr.. Broadway Central; w. Gallo
way,. Metropolitan; ID. w. Wheelock.
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