Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-27
p.rsnnafs aud Rrfefs.


Mr.. II. f. Burnett and bride have re-
turned from their bridal trip.
Miss Marie l.. Adkins. of Petersburg.
is visiting her relatives in Manchester.
Miss Patti Marshall Haley has returned
to the city from a visit to Plttsylvania-
MIR. John Purcell is critically III at his
residence. corner of Tenth and Clay
streets.
Mr.. william Il. Isaacs was reported bet
ter yesterday, but is still confined to his
room.
DR.. George F.. Meredith continues quite
sick at his residence. Seventh and Clay
streets.
Mrs. Thomas Potts and Mr.. Allen Potts
have left for Holyoke. Mass, TO visit Mrs.
Robert Ranlet.
MIR. John w. Pierce is somewhat bet
ter. but still quite ILL.,, at his residence.
on Third street.
Mr.. James Edmund Brooks qualified In
the Chancery Court yesterday as execu-
tor of Leonora Brooks.
Messrs. Boswell & Hartman have sold
to Mr.. j. r. Hatcher building No. 1903.
Grove avenue, for N.OU0.
Fitzhugh Lodge will have a grand sup
per next Tuesday night. and all brother
Odd-Fellows are invited.
The Governor left yesterday morning
for Williamsburg. to attend the con-
mencement exercises of William and Mary
College.
Mrs. c. Gray Bosseux and daughter,
Else left yesterday morning for the
mountains OF Virginia. They Will be abb
sent all summer.
Major K. G.. Handbook has resigned
the position Of British Vice Consul on ac-
count Of bad health, and Mr. p. A. S.
Brine has been appointed to succeed him.
Mrs A. D. Atkinson, Misses jeanette,
Daisy, and Mary Atkinson. and Messrs.
w. ]. Gardner and II. +. Park have just
returned from a delightful weeks soJourn
at Old Point and Virginia Beach.
Mrs X. p. Anderson and children, OF
No. SO7 east Franklin street, accompanied
by their friend, Miss Annie Moseley. OF
south Third street. left yesterday to visit
friends In Spotsylvania county.
Mr.. John A. Johnson. who had very
successful operation performed on him at
the Medical College OF Virginia about
seven weeks ago by Drs. Long and Tabb.
has returned to his residence, No. 1913
Dance street.
Mrs. George Winfree. who has been In
delicate health for a number OF years,
and who has been at the hospital of the
Medical College of Virginia for the pur-
pose Of having an operation performed, Is
80 much improved that she is able to re-
turn.
At a regular meeting Of Fitzhugh Lodge,
No. 90, /. o. o. F., the following ofncers
were nominated for the ensuing term:
C. w. Ebel, noble grand; X. ID. Bate.
vice grand; A. w. Hargrove, secretary;
W. ]. Nichols, assistant secretary, ana
S. II. Herndon, treasurer.
The following convicts were received at
the penitentiary yesterday; William
Graves and Benjamin Dickerson (both
colored). each to serve two years for
HOUSEKEEPING, and John Murphy (colored)
TO serve three years for malicious cut
ting-all from Pittsylvania.
Mr.. John NJ. Hudgins. Of the United
States navy, spent Sunday night and
part of Monday in this city on his way
10 Norfolk. where he will be stationed
during the summer. Mr.. Hudgins Is the
Young Nirginian who carried OFF the hon
oys at Annapolis last session. GRADUATE
ing at the head of his class In the engineer
ing division.
A negro, who gave his name az VIII
liam johnson. attempted to secure loan
on gold watch at Sterns pawn-shop, on
Main street, yesterday morning. The
pawnbroker finding the negro unable to
explain satisfactorily how the timepiece
came into his possession, intimated his
belief that It had been stolen. whereupon
Johnson ran off, leaving the watch In the
shop.