Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-02
ror.nr,Is md Eriefs.

EPTsCTNiA Ghu t'iiFAN-
Miss Emma Jones. OF Danyl!!e. IS the
guest of the Misses Barber.
Hon. John T.. Massey and wife are sum-
mering az the Rawley Springs, Rocking
ham county.
Misses Ola Matthews, Lena Mahoney,
and Elenora Mccarthy are suumering al
Ocean View.
Mr.. Malcolm Shackleford has Just re-
turned from Norfolk, where he has been
visiting friends.
Mr.. st. George BRYAN, son of Mr.. Joseph
BRYAN. IL quite sick with malariai-leVer al
his fathers residence.
Mr.. George l.. Street has returned to the
city after spending month at the NORTH
ern cities and Chicago.
Hon. George ID. Wise arrived in the city
Yesterday and spent the day IN shaking
hands with his friends.
Mrs. j. ID Prentiss and sons. Charles and
Ralph. will leave Saturday tor a months
visit to friends and relatives In Maryland.
The condition of Spencer Holdcroft,
who has been Ill with typhoid-fever for
two weeks. was not so favorable yesterday.
MIR. ". K. Burgess. an old Richmond
= tvpo. now OF the Government Printing
Office. is IN Richmond to spend his yaca-
ton.
Miss Laura Talley and Miss Lula King,
of Hanover. are visiting the family of Mr.
j. X. Phillips. Brooklyn Park, Henrico
county.
DIR. Thomas IL. Price. of Columbia Uni
verslty, New York, is the guest OF his
brother, Edward ID. Price, No. east
Franklin street.
The Ladies Auxiliary of r. L. Lee Camp
will hold a meeting az Lee-Camp Hall this
afternoon at $50 o'clock. All are earnestly
requested to attend.
Mrs. NJ. A. Belyin and daughter, Mrs. II.
NJ. Price, have gone from Blue Ridge
Summit. Pa. 60 New York, aud will be ao-
sent until October lst.
suit was instituted in the City Circuit
Court Yesterday by Florence Byrue against
the Peoples Mutual Benefit Society OF
Elkhart, Ind, for $3.50.
Miss Clara Hughes, of south Laurel
street, left Yesterday afternoon for Mldlo-
THAN, Chesterfield county. to spend few
weeks with her friends.
Mrs. T. Lillis and granddaughter, Miss
Maine Mclaughlin. OF Fulton, will leave
on Wednesday, August I'd, for Chicago to
visit relatives and the Worlds FAIR.
Second-Audltor Ryiand has received q
letter from the OlcOtt Committee stating
that the centuries exchanged Tor the State 3
manuscript bond had all arrived safely.
Mrs. NJ. f. Rogers ard son. of Austin
Tex, who have been visiting Dir. +. H..
Loving. left Yesterday to visit her father.
Mr.. James l.. Loving. of Fluvanna county.
The civil-service class examined at the
custom-house yesterday numbered thirty
five. The examination was concluded
aud the papers sent 10 Washington to be
marked.
Mrs. F. Bartlett Converse. wife Of the
editor of the CHRIS ian ObsTctr, Louisville.
Ky.: her son. b. Il. Converse, and Mr.. ii.
t. Pollard. her brother, are stopping at
Ford's Hotel.
Mr.. John b. Newton civil engineer. has
lett the city for New York IN route to
South America TO accept aposition as resi-
dent engineer on u new railroad being
constructed III tue United States of Co
lombIa.
The earnings of tho Richmond and
Petersburg Iallroad for June. 1893. were
S8l SOL; expenses. S27. 7SO.72 The earn
lngs of the Petersburg railroad for the
same month were Si9,6JS.99; expenses,
S37, SASS.
General Fitzhugh Lee. Judge u. w.
Flouruoy. and Colonel William K. Aylett
have been invited 10 make addresses at
the reunion of l.. A. Armistead Camp.
Confederate Veterans, of Meckienburg
county, to be held at Boydton, August
oath.
Tho ambulance answered the following
calls Yesterday At 10 A. NJ. to Grove owe
nue and Walnut street to white man
named Pearce, who had fallen down and
broken one OF his ribs. He was treated
and taken to his home. on south Fourth
street. At 12 O'clock to the TredegaT
Company to a colored man suffering with
Commissions. He was treated and left.
Among the arrivals at the Hygeia Hotel,
Old Point Comfort. Sunday from Rich
mopd were A. H. heyer, ID. Nheotosh
William Milier and wife, Mrs. Blenner, T.
Keck. W. 4. Taylor. DIR. J. z. Raw. w. NJ.
Hill. s. :. Elan. III. X. Burton, 5. Glover,
G. Ii. Sims, w. b. Lightfoot. ID; L. Brod.
max, M. Ihalhlmer, q. 4. Allen, IL. b.
Hunter, A. NJ. Call. q. ii. Ryland, and j.
Picarell.
About 500 people heard Rev. Mr.. Elsom's
discourse on the Holy Ghost " at the
Gospel tent. at the head OF Clay street
Sunday afternoon. Sunday night Dir.
Flsom preached q powerful sermon 70
men only. and there were four CONVEX
sions. There were two more conversions
Monday night. Owing to pressing en-.
Easements Mr.. Elsom cannot remain
longer than thursday night. Every one
speaks in highest praise OF tie meetings
and saw that much good has been accom-.
plished.
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