Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-21

From there they go to the white Noun
talns.
There IL q nice carriage-cushion at the
First Police Station, which VIII be turned
over TO the owner upon his calling Tor
same.
Misses Carrie and Ella Olsen. OF Sioux
CITY, la. are visiting their uncle, the
Rev. Paul Mcneil, ID. d., at No. IA cast
Marshall street.
Mr. II. Leon Woody. Of the S:ar le''
yesterday on a proiracted visit 10 wash
ington, Baltimore. Philadelphia, ana
other northern cities.
Professor w. ii. Peasants, Of Hollins
Institute. has been the guest OF MT:
Montgomery West for several days. ana
viii go from here TO the seashore.
pair of opera-glasses were found on
Main street yesterday by a small boy'
who took them to the First-Police Sta
ton. where they await identification.
Mr. Louis S. Talley, Of New York. is
spendjng the month of July with his SIS
Ter. Miss Fannie Columbia Tal!ey, who rs
summering at Casino" Albemarle coun-
~, Va.
Miss Mamie Brown and little sister,
Rossl.. Ief, on the 1s.h to spend July and
August with their aunt. Mrs. Mead, OF
BROAD Oak" near Keswick, Aloemarle
county.
Miss Carrie o. Butler, OF Glen Allen.
Va Is in Baltimore attending the Baptist
Young Peoples Convention ana wan re,
main two weeks visiting friends ana
relatives.
Mrs. Colonel J. II. DodOTead has re-
turned home to Richmond, after a pisd-
SAINT visit 10 the sweet home OF hsr
friend Mrs. Valentine Goodman, In
Riyerview.
Miss Irene Langh0rne left Friday morn
ing for jamestown, X. J., ana VIII DC
the guest Of Mics Pemberton, or Phld-
delphia. She will also visit Newport ana
Narraganset.
Mr. George c. Poindexter, who has been
confined 10 his room for some time win
the fever. Is out again. He hopes In lew
DAYS to be strong enough to get at his
post Of duty again.
Mr. Edwin Tanner and his son, Master
Wilson Tanner left the city Yesterday ioi
Columbia, Pa. They are in camp WIN tne
cboristers OF ST. Paufs Episcopal chureh'
Rev. Stuart Hamilton.
Mr.. o. ID. King, wife, and Hampton
King are in Newport News. where they
were called by the extreme illness OF their
brother. Mr.. Robbie King, who was shock-
ed by lightning last Tuesday.
Messrs. Joseph w. Stewart ana ia.
Melton. of the East End. left yesterday
for Norfolk, Virginia Beach ana ocean
view. where they viii spend several days
boating, fishing, yachting. etc.
Miss Emma AMI Elenor Goodwin, or
Venable street left yesterday for Easton'
pa. 10 visit their brother, II. j. GOODWILL
il. They also expect TO stop a few days
at Atlantic City before returning.
Mr.. r. A. Brown, Of Pullman, H., IS
visiting his mother, Mrs. Thomas Brown.
on south First street. He is accompanied
by his little son. Leroy. Mr.. Brown mas
been absent from the city for fifteen years
Mr.. John Sloan arrived in New York on
the Etruria on July 18th from pleasant
visit 10 relatives and friends In England
and Scotland, and after a short stay III
Philadelphia returned 10 this city yester-
day.
Ella Wall. a small colored girl about
9 wears old. left her home, 3l6 north Sixth
street. Saturday, the 18th, and has not
been seen since. she is described as
being Of light complexion anu short,
busy hair.
Chief Engineer John Lowe. united
'otcs navy, who has been on duty AT the
.,orltors for some time. LETT on a six
weeks leave OF absence when ne VIII
spend In and around New YORK.
Mr.. Frank Watson. executive officer OF
the monitors. has left on n months leave
of ABSENCE. which he will spend with his
family at HaddonAeld, ~ j. During MS
absence Mr. W. 7. Naples VIII assume the
duties of executive officer.
DIR. Hatcher VIII preach a special ser
mon at Grace-Street Baptist church TO-
NIGHT on naomi, or the Sins OF Pessi-
mism." Mr. Oscar Lehman viii be with
the choir at both services. and VIII sing
the offertory tonight
Miss EIenor MeCracker, Of Fredericks-
burg. daughter OF Captain Thomas Nc
cracker. and her friend Miss Fannie
Sullivan, Of Washington, ID. c., are In the
city. the guests OF Mrs James Mckenney,
No. $40 east Main street.
Mr.. r. Fuller Patterson and Mr.. c. n.
Nesbitt are attendin. the Royal Arch
School of Instruction at Eggleston
Springs, Va, the former representing
Cbepter No 10, and the latter Chapter