Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-02

the guest OF Dr. and Mrs. Lewis "hea''
of east Franklin street.
hfra. p. w. Cunningham ana chiu'en
left yesfcvday for Gordonsville. where they
will spend the summer
Mr. and Mrs. J. Webb-Peploe have
closed their cottage At Bon Air ana gone
to Canada for the summer
Miss Annie Louise Reinhardt has re-
turned from Washington. where she mas
been taking violin lessons
Damon Lodge. knights OF Pythias. VIII
give a moonlight excursion down the river
on Tuesday night July sth.
Mrs +. NJ. Langhorn. Of Smithheld'
va. who has been visiting Mrs. j. 4.
Cannon. left for home yesterday.
hrs Charles Shields and Lewis Bosher
will sail I'm a few days for Europe. where
they will spend some time In travel.
Rev. Thomas T.. Reynolds and wife. OF
Manchester. returned yesterday from
brief visit TO friends in Cumberland
Major Sol Cutchins, who has been con-
fined TO his room for some time, IS much
better and Will be out in a few days.
Mr.. Louis McClernan, formerly OF
Richmond. but now of Chicago ~
spending a few days with MS mother' IN
this city.
Mr.. J. L. Scott, who is travelling for a
Burlington firm, is on a visit OF Few
days to his parents, az No. Gi3 north
Twenty-third street.
Miss Roberta Lee Butler. of No. 1908
west Clay street, left yesterday morning
10 spend a few weeks with friends in New
York and Albany.
Miss Annie Elizabeth Meesh will be
married to Mr. William S. Angle az the
Church Of the Holy Trinity this after
noon at $50 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs Peter II. Mayo are
visiting their daughter. Mrs. Benahan
Cameron, in North Carolina Later they
will go to the White.
Professor Herbert l.. Reese. accom-
panied by Professor stein, left Sunday
night for Monroe. W. Va, where they
will spend the summer.
An entertainment was given at me-
west clay street last Night for the benefit
of the Ice Mission. 2nl a good sum was
realized for this worthy charity
Mrs. Joseph l.. Barfam, OF Newsoms,
Va. is visiting her sister, Mrs. Cannon,
and will remain IN the city until Rev.
Mr. Cannon is c0nyalescent.
Mrs. T. A. Ewers and children have left
for Atlantic city and other resorts on
the Jersey coast. stopping a week with
her mother. in Washington city.
Rev. II. 9. Garrison. Of Marshall-Street
Christian church, leaves to-day for his
annual vacation. which h will spend
visiting Lexington, Denver, Cincinnati,
and Wichita.
The West End Gun Club will have an
all-day shoot at blue-rock targets on
their grounds at Blandon Park. July
Fourth. Gentlemen fond OF shooting are
cordially invited
\ horse hitched TO surrey belonging
10 Mr.. James Sweeney became frightened
Sunday afternoon and ran into tree.
The vehicle was considerably damaged.
The driver was not hurt
Eddie Marks and David Miller. two
negro BOYS residing in Jackson ward.
became involved in q fight LAST night. ana
during the fracas David was cut In the
back. No arrests have been made.
Mr. John r. Lewis. Newfoundland
Of the United States at Rio de Janeiro.
Brazil. is in the city. RETURNING 10 his
post of duty after having spent vaca-
lion Of two months AZ his home, in Dan
Vile.
Mr.. and Mrs Beverly b. Munford left
last evening for Bennington. VI. They
have taken a cottage in the little Ne"
England town. among the Green noun
tains of Vermont and viii spend the
summer there
The earnings Of the Richmond and Pc
tershurg railroad for the month OF May
Ise5. were 500 i25CS, expenses s2l,1S3@
The earnings Of the Petersburg railroad
for the same month were yG,95i0S, e%-
pensos. s30.1sL70
Mr.. D. G. Richardson Is confined to his
home on Libby Tin. by indisposition.
Mr. ". +. German. who was elected a
men Der of the police force last Wednes-
day night. has qualified and entered upon
the discharge Of his duties.
The excursion 10 Dutch Gap. 10 be given
by the lady managers Of the virginia
Hospital On the evening of the Fourth.
bids fair TO be a most pleasant one, and
the Indication are that most select
crowd will go down.
Mr. II. p. Boggs graduate Of Trinity
College, North Carolina. has been elected
teacher at the Masonic Home Of virginia.
H. is q son OF General W. K. Boggs.
The home now has twenty inmates, and
Applications are coming In rapidly.
The following convicts were received at
the penitentiary yesterday: Alpheus
Brown (colored). from Amelia county, TO
serve fifteen years for burglary and jail
burning: Emmett Williams (coloreD. from
the same county. five years for jail-burn-
ing.
Mr.. John VI. Burfoot. who has been
with the Eutaw House. Baltimore, for
several years has accepted "A position at
The Lexington. and enters upon his du-
ties there to-day. Mr.. Burfoot formerly
resided here. and still has many friends
in Richmond.
Coroner Taylor was called TO No. i23
south Laurel street yesterday morning
to view the body Of IA coloSed woman
named Julia Page. who died suddenly.
The doctor asccrtained that death was
the result OF heart-disease. and did not
deem an inquest necessary.
Mr. John c. Renhardt has been
awarded the contract TO furnish
the music at the Warm Springs this
season. Associated with Mr. Reinhardt
will be Mr. Thilow. pianist. and Mr.. Han
nuel. cornetist The combination left for
the Springs last Sunday evening.
The attention of the officers Of the So
ciety for the Prevention Of Cruelty 10
Animals was called yesterday 10 coun-
try wagon, In which was small colt In
"a crate Upon investigation II was
learned that the little animal had dis-
located hip and hal been brought here to
see a veterinary.
\ charming social took place az the
Barton Heights Wigwam last night.
There was large crowd present. ana an
attractive musical programme, in which