Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-02
Personals and t;riefs,

Mr.. r. J. Arlington, OF NOriOlk, was IN
IN" city yesterday.
Miss Linda Marston. Of Chester, is visit
ing the Misses Waddill
Mr.. W X Alexander, Of Lynchburg
WAS in the city yesterday.
Mrs. William Johnson. Of Goochland.
Is visiting i'm the West End.
Ex-Congressman j. y. Richmond. OF the
Ninth District, IS IN the city.
! Senator Loycnsten and family are
/ spending the summer at Ashland.
Mr. and Mrs Dunn OF Twentieth street,
! left for Otterburn Springs yesterday.
Miss Mary Herndon OF this city, is
visiting Mrs. Marion Willis, of Fredercks-
burg.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com
pany report a heavy business in coal ton
mage.
Miss Nettie HarwooI. Of south Pine
street Is visiting friends in Powhatan
county.
Miss Margaret Han leaves to-day TO
| spend several weeks with friends at Sa-
/ lem. Va.
Mr.. Joseph y. Davis left for st. Louis
Yesterday morning, where he VIII spend
| his vacation
! Mr.. and Mrs Philip Dorsan left for
| ocean View yesterday morning TO spend
| "a week or ten Gays.
Mr. and Mrs Szer, of No. % west Mar
| shall street, are spending the summer
! at Bedford Alum Springs.
Miss Marion Levy left Tuesday to spend
! the summer with her friend. Miss Kauf-
! man. OF Charlottesville, Va.
| Mrs Ed Kerscy and daughter. Of north
/ Twentieth street have returned from Il
pleasant visit to Portsmouth.
Miss Mary Nance. Of east Marshall
| street. left the city Tuesday to visit her
parents In Charles city county.
! Miss Juliet G. Snodgrass left yester-
! dav morning for "a siX-weeks' visit 10
| Forest Depot Bedford county.
Mr. L. l.. Turner, Clerk Of the Courts
| of Gr-cnesVilc county, was In the Guy
! yesterday. on professional business.
Rev Dr. Cooper leaves to-day for chi.
| caeo. where he will spend the month OF
| August From chicago De goes ~ i'os-
/ ton.
Miss Edna Parrish. Of Church lin. left
! Tuesday To- visit her uncle. II. j. Parrish.
! of Louisa. where she VIII spend the month
/ of August
The Northern-Neck Baptist camp-meet-
| ing was opened last Friday with an
! address by Rev \. T.. Dickinson, -. ~
/ ON Revival Power
! Councilman Sol. L. Bloombnrg, Of Jeffer-
/ son Ward. has returned to the city. much
! h.nedtpd bV his two-weeks trip in the
| mountains of New York and Virginia.
\ pigeon-shooting match will be shot
M the grounds Of the West-End Gun
/ club this afternoon at 4.30 O'Clock be
! tween CAPTAIN J. l.. Brewer and Mr.
/ Van Dyke. FIFTY birds Will be turned
/ loose.
Rev. Or. George II. Ray will return
/ To the city from a trip to the Eastern
/ shore OF Virginia and 10 Baltimore on
! saturday. and viii fiji his pulpit on sun
! day morning and evening, at the usual
| hours.
Miss Louise Maynes, Of cast Main
| street. left yesterday afternoon on the
| WNanoka for GraVesend. l.. l., where she
vii spend the months Of August ana sep
! tcmher with her grandfather. Mr.. Harry
/ Fcilman.
An accident happened 10 the machinery
Of the steamer Pocahontds yesterday
! morning just as she WAS leaving on her
/ REGULAR trip TO Norfolk which delayed
! hes, for a few hours. The vessel hnaily
/ got of about noon.
! Mr. Joseph X. Marshall. for a mum per
/ OK wears connected with the Postal Cable
I TELEGRAPH Company, in this city pu'
/ now with the Western Union in savannah
/ Ca. accompanied by his wife, Is visiting
/ friends in Richmond
| A letter from Sussex county TO the
| Dispatch says: AT Comahs Wen, W. ~,
/ this county, a most stirring revival Is
! in progress Not fewer than seventN-iVe
| persons have been 20 the altar seeking 10
| know Christ, or "A life Of complete sepe-
ration unto God. which the Rev. George
! II. Wiley, who is from Richmond
| breaches with 80 much ealnestness.
Miss Lizzie Harper. of 5lS north Twenty,
| fourth street. very pleasantly entertained
| n few of her friends last evening. Games
| were INDUCED in until 10 4. NJ, when
| refreshments were served. after which
| few choice musical selections were played
| bv the young ladies. Those present were
| Misses Annie Whitlock. Maggie Palmer.
| Maggie Bates and Messrs. w. T. Martin.
| a h. Winfree, r. r. Bates. and Lloyd
| palmer