Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-24
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Mrs. Pell. wife OF rev. EuW. L. ieii' IN
much worse.
Mr.. A. b. Jones left yesterday for the
Worlds Fair.
Mr.. f. T. Wade has returned TO the city
after pleasant soiourn at Old Point.
MISS OGDEN. of Chesterfield. is visiting
Mr.. j. w. Reams. on Graham street.
Miss Rosa Ouicley, % Baltimore. is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs Wiiiif 10 Enrlght'on oiAIn
Street.
MIR Willie Robertson, Of 201 north Ninth
street. has gone to Amelia to enjoy much
needed rest.
Mrs. I. A. Wilkerson is quite sick with
typhoid pneumonia at her residence on
Louisiana street.
Miss Mary CARRIER. who has been visit
inc Mrs. Geo. W. Clark at Fort Lee, has
returned 20 the city.
Mr.. John Carter. engineer at the lower
gas works. who has been quite SICK ls
very much improved.
Mavor Ellyson left Tuesday evening on
n business trip TO Roanoke. he was ex-
pected home last night.
Mr.. Sam Waddill. clerk of the Henrico
county court. and Mrs. Waddln IeIl lyester-
day for the Worlds Far.
Mr.. r. G.. Ronnolds, Secretary and Treas
urer Of the Richmond Stove Co., lett last
night for Allegheny Springs.
Miss Annie Heath. who has been visiting
her uncle, Mr.. j. f. Avery, has returned
10 her home in Petersburg,
Mr.. Joseph Herbert and brother. of Full
ton Hill. have left for the Worlds Fair.
They will be gone two weeks.
Mr.. Joseph eager, Of Baltimore, for
merly of Richmond, paid brief visit to
his friends in Fulton last week.
Mr.. +. b. Hundley, of the Exchange
Hotel. left to-day tor Amelia. where he
will spend the week visiting friends.
Miss Lena Ginter. Of the Fast End. who
has been visiting Mrs. Joseph II. Johnson.
on Fulton street. has returned home.
Mr.. A. Burke, constable of Chester
fald county. was the only caller at the
Capitol yesterday on Official business.
Mrs. James Grant, OF Nicholson street,
left Tuesday for Philadelphia and New
York. She will be gone several weeks.
Mr.. John S. Davis and wife. of Pittsburg,
Penn. are here on their bridal tour ana
are stopping at 300 south Cherry street.
Mr.. C. b. Ryan, assistant general pas
sencer agent of the Chesapeake and ONO,
spent last Saturday at the White Sulphur.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. White, of Barton
Heights. left Monday morning for Norfolk
and Virginia Beach. Tney will be gone a
week.
Mrs. W. C. Mercer and her sister. Miss
Eupice Walker. who were so popular at
Alleghany Springs this summer, have re-
turned home.
The trotting race that was to have taken
nlace nt the Fair Grounds yesterday after
noon was postponed until Friday on ac-
count of the ram.
Mrs. Charles A. Cake, whose death was
announced IN yesterdays DISPATCH, was
the only daughter OF Mr.. &. W. Strang
instead of Strong.
Mr. A. A. Christian. Of the Cohen Com
| pany, has returned from his vacation spent
with his family AZ Pulaski and visiting
friends in Maryland.
Mr.. A. Black writes from Ballycnstle
! Ireland, that he is III good health ana re.
| Gently met his brother. whom he hau not
seen for thirty-odd years.
Rev. L. j. Phaup. Of Bon Air, who was
quite badly hurt IN a runaway accident
| last Saturday. was reported as being some
what improved yesterday.
The West End Woman Christian TEN
perance Union will hold lawn party al
| l1OG West MAN Street on Thursday alter
| noon. beginning at o'clock.
Miss Edith Kecsse, daughter of DR.
| George +. Keesee. who has Oeen spending
several months in Asheyille and the
Land of the Sky" Is at home again.
Mrs. William H.. Kelly and daughter
| left for New York on Monday morning.
| They will be the guests of Mrs. Ratfieyea
while in that city. From New York they
will 60 to Canada.
The Wingo. Elicit & Crump Shoe Com.
pany Yesterday instituted SUIT IN the City
| Circuit Court against l.. j. Hillsman, Tor
| $500. Judgment was confessed for the
actual amount of the claim.
Mrs. Grant and Mrs. EyIch and children
| of 1920 East Main ST., have left the city
| 10 spend a few weeks with their friends
IN Philadelphia and New York, and from
there to attend the Worlds Fair.
Mr.P.A. Krise. of Lynchburg. is looked
on as the successor of Mr.. Alex McDon-
aid. minister TO Persia, IN the State Senate
from that city. Mr.. A. II. Burroughs Will
| succeed Mr.. Krise a. Democratic chairman
of that district.
| Collector of Customs Chas. NJ. Wallace
| will IN few days recommend TO tn'
Secretary of the Treasury Mr. Thomas j.
| Richardson for the appointment to th'
position of engineer of the custom mouse
and SQUIRE f.. p. Jones, of Madison ward
for janltor.
The moonlight excursion to be given to:
night by the motormen and conductors OF
the Main-street car line promises to I
q most ENJOYABLE affair. The steamer 20
cahontas will leave the wharf at o'clock,
and among the attractions OF the e1cur
sion will be music and dancing.
Prot. w. W. Smith, president OF Ran
1olph- Macon College. Is preparing To NOV
his residence from Ashland to Lynchburg
so as to have closer supervision OF the
female college recently erected there anC
which will be opened this tall as part OF
| the Randolph Macon system of education
At the State Agricultural Department
the officers say that the sales OF fertilizer
thus far are not so good as during the pas
few seasons. They attribute the falling OF
in the sales to the strlngency of the none.
market and anticipate heavy late sales
provided the monetary situation improves
|
On Lower Broadway.
New YoRR. Aug. 23.-Mr. w. I. Hutchi
son, of Richmond, Va, Is stopping at tn
| St Nicholas Hotel.