Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-06

church this morning.
Messrs. b. b. and q. @. Valentine Left for tho
White Sulphgr yesterday.
Mr.. Malvern Hin. OF Norfolk, Is visiting bis
her, Mrs. u. Powell Hill.
Messrs. John J. Grsyins and William Briol
gave gone TO tho WorldsFair.
Messrs. 4. and L. BENJAMIN. OF New YORK, are
the guests Of Mr. ID. Hardy Pyle.
Miss otre Fleming is on visit to her friend,
Miss Pearl venabie, In Farmvilie.
Niles Maud A. Lyon, OF Washington, d. G., Is
visiting Miss Andre c. DePralrie.
Miss Maude Thompson left on the Chesapeskc
and Ohio yesterday to visit friends In Waynes-
bcro.
Mrs. r.. s. Smither leaves next week for her
country residence, In Columbia, Fluyanna
county.
Miss Olive G. Puryesr left last week for the
Allegheny Springs to spend the month OK
August.
Misses Katie Carroll and Annie Rankin win
leave Monday for Norfolk. Virginia Beach, and
Ocean View.
Messrs. NJ. r. Allen ana Hugh Goode leave to-
morrow evening for Chicago 10 attend tho
Worlds Fair.
Mr.. Pew Goodwin win leave some time this
week for Alexandria 10 be absent from the city
for a short while.
Green Springs Before returning she Will visit
friends in Ayletfs-
Mr. c. w. Carter, OF south Pine street, viii
leave next week for Bowling Green, where he
will stay two weeks
Rev. DIR. James p. Smith win preach as the
Second Presbyterian church (Dr. Hoge'sl at IL
o'clock this morning.
L. P. Robinson. II. @. Whittet, and Robert
Wbittet. Jr., will leave to-night Tor Chicago 10
visit the Worlds fair.
Mr. Charles L. Smither left yesterday evening
for King and Queen county. he will return to
the city abou, the GOTH
Miss Bessie smither and her cousin, Miss
Annie Sinither, left last week 20 visit relatives
and friends IN the lower counties
Mr.. r. s, Anderson, OF the Richmond and Pc
tersburg railroad, will leave on the goth OF this
month tor Atlantic City and Cape May
Suit was instituted In the City Circus Court
yesterday by 4. NJ. Conner re. John Il. Taylor
for 800. Judgment was confessed by the de-
PENDANT.
Mr.. g. W. Roach and family have moved 20
their summer residence and Miss Emma Brown
will spend most OF her summer with his daugh-
ter Mary.
Mr.. R.A. Tailey will leave for Clifton Forge
10 visit his parents. From there he VIII go 10
the Worlds Fair, and will return by tho ISL OF
September.
Mr.. William ROslcr ana daugnterb, MISS Au-
ME and Miss Minnie. left Saturday Tor chicago,
where they will spend several weeks visiting the
Worlds Fair.
Mrs. w. ID. Johnston, OF 500 north Fourth
street will leave for Reidsyille, ~ G., tomorrow
evening She will visit her sister, Mrs. K j. OH
| yer, OF that place.
Ouite n number OF the Camp veterans, &C.
companied by thoir wives. left yesterday morn
| ing VIA the Chesapeake and Quo railway tor
the encampment at ocean view.
Mr.. Phonsie jenkins, of tho Chesapeake and
Ohio general telegraph ONCE, has lett the city
10 visit his cousin, Harry jenkins, OF Norfolk, az
| which place he will remain about week or ten
| days.
Asyet nothing has been heard from Eddie
| Adams James Leitch, and Anie Kelly, the
| three boys who lett their homts, IN this city, a
few days ago. It'll thought the boys went Nortn
| from here.
The services az the Confederate Soldiers
/ Home this afternoon At o'clock Will DO led oy
| Rev. L. X. Mason. OF Grace Episcopal church:
| Mrs Gin and the boys OF the Orphan Asylum VIII
| render music.
Nr.R.J. Goodwin, J-., and wife. o. Brook
lyn y. Y, are visiting friends In this city. They
/ will remain here for short while, after which
! they VIII leave for the Worlds Fair ana Ban
| Francisco, Cal
Messrs Joseph Angle and Richard Dunstan
and Misses Lucy Haynes and Maudo Journey
went down the river on the s.eam-lannch yester-
| day evening and visited the monitors, where
| they had pleasant time.
| Mr. Allen q. Collins has just returned from a
| trip 20 the Western States on professional bust
| ness. While absent no combined business with
| pleasure and visited Chicago, and roturned by
| way Of Niagara and down tho Hudson river.
Mrs. II. A. Ware, who has been visiting friends
| In Virginia for several weeks aud Is now stop
! ping at ZIG east Marshall street, will return 10
| her home, in Huntington, ". Va, on Monday
| accompanied by her niece, Miss Maggie Court
| ncy.
Rev. II. e. johnson. D. d., pastor OF the Fair
| mount Methodist Episcopal church, will deliver
| a temperance address at Howard s-Groye Tenn
| perance Hall on Tuesday night, August Sth. his
| subject will DO The Sa-loon-a-tic.n Public in'
vitsd.
Misses IAllie and Madeline jenkins, POOL east
| Broad street, have left the city to spend tue
| month Of August visiting Norfolk, Old Point
and ocean View. Before returning homo they
| will visit their friend, Miss Buchanan, OF Viz
ginia Beach.
Mrs. W. T. Cox aud her sister, Miss Katie Cox,
| OF Lynch burg, who have been visiting Mrs. j. H.
| Taylor, 14O2 vast Broad street, returned nome
Friday, accompanied by Mrs. Taylor Before
returning she will yisit her son, Dr. j. l. iayior'
at Huguenot Springs.
Mr.. Robert A. Fowden, chief engineer and
SUPERINTENDENT Of electricity nj the Philadelphia
! post-Orlce, and Dr. Thomas Carmichael. OF Pnlla-
| delphia, paid n nyiug VISIT 10 a. L. ro"uou, VI
| No 4O6 north TweDty-seyenth street, yesterday
| on their way home from the Worlds Fair.
The following were the arrivals at the Chester
| Hotel. Chesterfield county, for the week ending
August 4, 1898: n. Lazarus, r. Lazarus, Rev.
W. f.. Hatcher, d. D., Mr.. snead, >. W. Uarler'
| Mr.. and Mrs.. BilGs Uathright, throe children
| aud nurse, Miss Besse Martin, and Mrs. IL. Boz
| deker.
Mr.. Christopher Armat will leave next Thurs
| Cav for an extended western and northern trip.
lie will visit Yellowstone PARK, chicago, Niagara
Falls, Atlantic City, New ork, ana 0lher piiices
| before his return. lie will be away aDout
| ak weeks, and will, upon his return, make
| Washington his home.
| Mr. Peter TRIBE, Of Baltimore, has been on a
! visit to Colonel j. Bell Blggers family. lie leis
| for homo Yesterday evening aud Colonel Bigger
accompanied him as far as Gloucester Foin,,
| where he will spend few days az Red Eagle
Camp with his son Sam and the lhird Parkor
4 boys. Sam writes that shark has been eeen
close by the battery shore.
Mrs. Julian c. Smith, of No. 307 west Cary
| street. Is visiting her son. Mr.. l. =: Smith, an
| family at Lynchburg, where she VIII remain ior
| some time, and from there the trip VIII Dc cx-
tended TO Alexandria, where she WIN remain
| for somo time with another sou, Mr.. j. X.
| smith, aud family. She Is accompanied by her
daughters, Misses Ida and Daisy. washington
| city and other places Of interest will Do visited
| before their return nome.
Tho report that John Wysnd was charged 10
the Police Court with assauting John L. tashi0n
| aud throwing him out OF his tWyanPs house
| because tho latter was trying 70 remove his
| furniture without paying his rent was incorrect.
Mr. Cashion was not a tenant OF Mr.. Wyand,
| but took his meals with an elderly lady VINO was
| aud had some OF his furniture In the rooms
/ rented oy her. Ii seems that the lady was IN
| arrears one months rent and that when Mr.
| Cashion underworld to move his furniture tue
| landlord interfered and is alleged TO hayo as
| saulted him and pushed him out OF the house.
IL was, therefore, not Mr.. CasniOn, but the lady,
| who was indebted to Mr.. Wyand.
Boys Arrested for Robbery.
Early yesterday morning MIR. Thomas
| Mccarthy, who keeps q bar-room az the