Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-10
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lower Henrico county.
Mr.. Buckner Wingfeid gave delight
ful trolley party" Sunday evening to
small party of friends.
Mr. J. b. L'pscomb. chief clerk at
Fords Hotel, left last night on week
vacation In the country.
The City Engineer has completed his
survey for the new Broad-street line, ana
Is at work on the details.
Colonel A. s. Buford returned yesterday
afternoon from a visit TO his country
home on the upper James.
Mr.. J. W. Cunningham, Jr., Of Lynch
burg. is in the city for a day or SO. He
IS the guest OF Mr.. G. Il. West.
Miss Lillian c. Luffsey. who has teen
visiting friends and relatives In Peters
burg, Va. has returned home.
Miss Lula Beasey, OF Petersburg. who
has been visiting Mrs. w. G. Owen. orS
Clay street. has returned home.
Mr. Robert Mullane, Of Cincinnati who
has been visiting his aunt, has returned
home, much pleased with our city.
DR.. Charles VI. Shields will be back
from Europe about the 18th. He sailed
from Southampton on September 9TH.
Frank NJ. Cunningham will return to-
day 10 Prince George county. where he
is attending ampden-Sydney College.
DR. \. f. Dickinson is this week In
Southwest Virginia attending the meet
ing OF the Powell s-River Association.
Mrs. p. l.. Palmore and children. WHO
have been summoring at Ballsyiile, Pow
hatan county, returned home SAT irday.
officer Logan $. Robins. Of the Rich
mond police force, who has been III. IS
now able TO sit up, and is rapidly recover
Ing.
The young mems prayer-meeting nj
Union-Station Methodist church VIZ! be
held at rs Thursday evening. Instead
Of o'clock.
Miss Maud H. Tyler. who has feen
visiting relatives and friends In This city.
has returned to her home, "Allendale''
Louisa county.
Mr.. Leo p. Wheat LETT the city this
morning for Wayncgh1ro'. While here
he was the guest Of Captain J. r. FItz'
Of Church HIN.
Air. and Mrs. y. II. Berry. Miss Mary
Berry, ana Mr.. and Mrs. G. g. Stryker
LETT for New York yesterday by the Old
Dominion Line.
General James G. Ill., Railroad Com
missioner Of Virginia. spent Sunday at his
home. near Scottsville. but returned 10
the city last evening.
Mr.. Charles Haase and daughter, Miss
Bertha, have just returned from New
York where they have been for ten days.
on business and pleasure.
Miss Mamie Buckley of No. so east
Clay street. has returned to the city after
a pleasant visit to friends and relatives
in Providence and Newport. h. !.
Mrs. Z. \. Clements has returned 70
the city after pleasant trip 70 the noun
tains Of Virginia. and she viii remove 10
her new residence. No. LN Grove
avenue.
Mr. William L. Duncansin. Of west
Leigh street. left the city yesterday morn
ing to spend several weeks at Mountain
Top. Va, with his employer. Nh Eugene
G. Massie.
Mr. T. w. Wood. head Of T. W. Wood
& Sons. Fourteenth and Main streets. has
Just returned from a trip to Europe. Du-
ring his absence he visited many places
Of interest.
The Misses Minnie and Ellen Taylor.
UHuENItfS
will leave this morning for IlOlllns In
stitute. near Roanoke. where they VIII
take up their studies during the next
year.
Mr. J. Beverlle Smith has returned
from Cupeper county, whittier he was
called about ten days ago by the Illness
OF his mother. Mr.. Smith brings the
pleasant Intelligence Of his parents re-
coyery.
Governor O'Ferrall left the city last
night for the Blue Ridge Springs. where
he goes to Join his family. lie Will re-
turn to the city Friday or Saturday, ana
will bring Mrs. OFerrall and the children
with him.
Acknowledgement A. l.. Phillips has
been requested 20 call O meeting Of all
the local commissioned officers for to-
morrow night. when arrangement Will
be- made Cor the reception Of the Ancient
and Honorable Artillery.
Little Paul Cameron. the 3-year-old son
Of Colonel Benehan Cameron. died at
Greenbrier White sulphur Springs sun
day. Paul was II grandson Of MI +. Ii.
Mayo. of this city. The remains were
takon TO Hglsboro'. " c.. for interment.
The Richmond Academy Of Medicine
and Surgery will hold regular meeting
at the Young Mems Christian Association
tonight, commencing al $50 O'Clock. The
subject for discussion viii be "Classiti-
cation and Etology Of Intestinal O5struc-
ton"
Billy O'Burke. Of quincy H.. balloon
and parachute-leaper IS registered al
the Lexington Hotel He is en- route to
the Atlanta Exposition. and VIII make
"A leap on the opening Of the exposition
He will return here and repeat the per-
Torrance at the State Fair
For many weeks there has been a stop
page In the waste-pipe from the foun-
tain in Monroe Park. The pipe was dug
I'D and cleared and on Saturday the
water was again turned on from the foun-
tain. on removing the mud accumulation
from the bottom Of the fountain many
gold and other fish were found; among
the rest. a l5-inch catfish. How he got
there is what no one can tell