Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08
CAUGHT ON THE FLY.
LOCAL ITEMS or INTEREST CLEANED
BY DISPATCH REPORTERS
Peopie Leaving for Summer wesorts--Sisi'
tors from the Country-other
Brief City Items.

Mr.. JET. Powers. the weii-hno"h
builder. IA reported to be quite sick.
Captain A. PIzzini and family left yes
terday for Millboro' to spend the suihi''s''
Mr. Malcolm Shackleford is very SICK
at his residence. Sls east Franklin street
Mrs. Walter Semi has returned from
Baltimore, where she went to Visit reia-
tives.
DIR. Lewis Wheat has returned to the
city. but is detained at home by indispo-
sitlon.
Mr. w. w. Lear. after a pleasant visit
10 Fredericksburg, returned home yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs George W. Hunter and
child left yesterday for Powhatan county
to visit friends.
Mr. r. C. Woody left yesterday morning
for Mediums River. Va, where he VIII
spend the summer.
Mr.. W. r. Trigg. OF Richmond. Va
was registered at the Fifth-Avenue HOTEL
New York. yesterday.
Mrs. A. w. Tyree and two children
| Of south Pine street, left yesterday Ior
Powhatan Courthouse.
DIR. Julian T. Wright ana Drlde U1ee
Briggs returned TO the city last night
| from their bridal trip.
Councilman John Mann and MT. Mar
ceIIus a. Walsh have returned from
| pleasure trip TO Baltimore.
| Rev. f.. NJ Tydeman will preach at
Soldiers Home to-day at II A. NJ. ana al
the almshouse at 3i5 +. NJ.
| Captain Harry Lee Watson has gone
down to West Point lie expects TO re-
turn to the city tomorrow.
| Mrs. l.. A. King, accompanied by her
daughters. is spending n few weeks WIN
| her mother, Mrs. J. T.. Mallory.
The annual reunion OF the Pegram
Battalion Association Will take place d,
| Blandon Park on wednesday next
Misses Maggie, Mary. Emily and LUCIA
Wilson, Of Fredericksburg, are the suea's
OF Mrs. Higgins, 2l9 Governor street
Miss Mary Hughes. Of Sil east Grace
street. left yesterday 10 visit her lrlehl'
Miss Matte Shepherd, Of Columbia D -
Mr.. II. Y. Lyneman. assistant superin-
tendant Of the Metropolitan Life-insur-
ance Company in Norfolk, Is In the CITY,
Mr. Edwin Tanner and his son. Master
| xyilaon Tanner. are guests OF Rev. Stuart
Hamilton. of ST. Paurs church, Columbia
Pa.
Miss Lula V. Ivey. OF Suffolk who
bas been visiting Mrs. A. w. Tyree, OF
south Pine street, left yesterday LOT
Petersburg.
Mrs. f. F. Quinn and sister. Mrs.
Charles Thelmer. left Friday for Lock
haven, Pa. to attend the funeral Oh
close friend
Miss Otelia r. Eggleston, OF lib east
| Main. Is spending the summer al COL
ross" her uncles country place on Lake
George. n. "
Miss Cora Lee Hay, who has been
spending several Months with friends In
| this city. has gone to King William coun-
ty visit friends
Miss Mamie Anderson. accompanied by
| her friend Miss Katie Senf. Will leave
| Wednesday for the Otterburn Springs tc
spend few weeks.
Mrs. G. A. Kass and her little boy
| Eugene. left last week for Europe. Ihey
will visit the principal cities OF Germany
| Paris. and London.
Mrs 7. Ashby Fisher and little son
Raw. will leave Monday on the A. VI
train for Romney. w. Va, to spend the
remainder of the summer.
Miss Gertrude Mallory. of 1870 west Mar
| shall street, has left the city to spend th'
| summer months with friends ana rela
tiyes in Charlotte county.
Mr.. Henry w. Houchens. note CLERK
of the Planters National Bank, lett yes,
| terday for the mountains. where ne Will
| spend his vacation hunting.
Mr.. II. b. Norpent. representing Messrs
| Church & Co., Of New York, is spending
| his vacation with his sister, Mrs. John
| Gibson, sol west Clay street
Misses Willie and Lille Hancock, OF
Keswick. and Miss Terra Delbridge' g.
Staunton. are the guests Of Miss Maude
| Blunt. No. % south Pine street.
Rev. Preston Nash. Of Christ church
will exchange pupits with Rev. J: j.
| Clopton, of Meade-Memorial church. Man
| chester, this morning at IL O'CLOCK.
Mrs NJ. E. Copper and daughter. Rose
will return TO their home, in Petersburg
| Monday. after a short visit TO her daugh'
ter. Mrs. j. \. Fisher. Of Church Hill.
Mrs Lou. w. Ridenour ard child vii
leave the city Monday evening to vlsi
relatives and friends in Romney, w. Va
, They will be absent about two months.
Sergeant Thomas, Of the Third station
who was taken i'll Friday morning. Is
| a great deal better, and 1t Is hoped tna'
he will soon be able to resume his duties
Professor A. Chambers Ray. who has
| filled the chair Of mathematics In t@ult-
| man College, Arkansas. during the past
| session, has returned to Virginia, and VIII
| spend the vacation in this city.
Mr.. J. s. Il. Thompson, superintendent
l...g
of the Southern Railway Company, hd'
| issued orders for the Amelia courthouse
train to run to Otterburn Springs. Inc
order went into effect last evening
Messrs. James Botto. julius Neisler
John Doyle. 2. NJ. Sullivan, John II
| Tlanagan, w. II. Gibson. and seVera
other members Of the Helena Club arr
having an outing of two weeks at OceaT
| View.
4 Young colored man went into th'
pawn-shop OF Ben. Jacobs yesterday eve
ming, and attempted TO pawn a DOCK
"ConversatiOns on the Bible'-but the pro
prietor told the boy to get an order IRON
his mother. and kept the book. The DO!
said his name was Brown, anu 'hdt u
lived on Duval street.
| Cards are out for the marriage OF MI
VIM. Writ Henry, Jr., 10 Miss Annie Le'
| Dulany, or faUqultr, Va, Oh Julg Iv'i
Miss Duiany is daughter of the latC
Bladen Tasker Dulany, and a grand
daughter Of Commodore Dulany. Mr.
Henry has made his home for the last
five years in Duluth. Mimi, where he Is
actively engaged in real estate business.
Mrs. ]. a. Goode. No. II south Cherry
street. has returned TO the city havins
pleasantly spent two days with mel
mother. Mrs. NJ. y. Gates OF Chesterheld
the occasion being Mrs. Gates's 18th an
niversary. Several Of the family were
present. Mrs. Gates, whose health IS VERY
feeble is the only surviving daughter
of the late Rev. Joseph Goode, OF Ches
terrified
Rev. Nathan Maxnard, Of Tennessee
will preach at the Grace-Street Baptis
church this morning, and tonight Dr
Hatcher will deliver a special dlscours
on The Burial Of Carnot." The death o
this eminent French statesman unde
such traglcal circumstances. Is a mos
significant event. and its discussion is we
suited TO interest the public, and In tn
hands of Or. Hatcher VIII be practlca