Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-14

Lieutenant A. NJ. Davis. Eighth Cavalry.
and Miss Susie Davis, left this week for
Fort Springs. w. Va. where they will
spend the summer. Lieutenant Edward
Davis. post adjutant. expects to join his
family for the month OF August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Higgins, OF Washington.
are here on a visit 10 her sister. Mrs.
John b. Kimberly.
Mrs. Henderson, OF Washington. IL visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. Carbaugh.
Miss Emily Groves. OF Washington,
daughter of the late Captain Groves Sc
cond Artillery, IL here on visit, the
guest OF Captain and Mrs. Caziarc.
Lieutenant George L. Anderson, has re-
turned from visit 10 Sandy Hook prov
ng-ground, where he went to inspect the
new search-light.
Mrs. Faulkner. wife Of Senator Charles
II. Faulkner. OF West Virginia, arrived
here Wednesday morning on a visit TO
her father. Colonel III. Clay Whiting,
OF Hampton.
Colonel A. c. N. Pennington. Inspector
OF Target Practice. Department OF the
East. arrived here Monday.to look after
the work now being done by the visit
ing batteries from Baltimore and Wash
ington.
Lieutenant David Daniels. United States
navy, now on duty at the Na~al AGA
denny, arrived here Oh visit Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Manix. widow OF Colonel Ma
nix, United States Marine Corps, ana
daughter arrived from Washington yes
terday morning.
lieutenant John w. Rucl5man. First
ARTILLERY, who had been Inspecting the
First Artillery, Ohio National Guard,
during their annual encampment at New
ark. o., has returned to the post.
Pay-Director c. III. Eldridge. now on
duty at Baltimore. arrived here with MS
family for a months visit yesterday.
Mr.. Howard Saxley. Of Cincinnati. with
h,s wife and son. arrived here yesterday
from the White Sulphur. where they had
been for the past week.
Mr.. VIII Paynter, who opened the Pos
tai TELEGRAPH Office here month ago,
returns to Richmond where he VIII re-
sumo his old position In the main once
Mr. Robinson, Of the Richmond ONCE,
succeeds him as manager.
The new steamer Newport News Is now
making daylight trips between Nortoik
and Washington three times week. anu
is meeting with success
THE following Rlchmonders have regis
tered at the Hygeia Hotel during the
week. DIR. j. NJ Cabell, James Aston
Cabell and wife, S. Il. Rosenbaum, NJ. ;.
FLOCK. Leigh r. Page. Jr.. Frank {.
Green. +. O. Rhosdes. r. $. Barnes. ~.
S. Bowe. T.. T. Powers, Warner Moore
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Slater, j. w. All
son, v. Helcher. Jr.. T. j.. Angus, VIII
liam Angus Mrs. John Purcell. Miss Nora
p Leary, Miss Louisa Purcell, John ID.
Potts. c. c. Walker. L. a. Saunders. Jr.'
William ii. Walker. Il. V. Williams j. w.
Womack, George NJ. Wyatt, a. Goldback'
John a. Cullen, c. V. Clash, Miss Clash'
III. Theodore and T. Gordon Ellyson. john
stamper, r. c. Boudar. V. Donat, Mr..
and Mrs. Meyer Sycle. Miss +. Greenhold'
Dr. Brock, S. S. Elan. Il. ii. Ferguson
Luther l.. Camp. william j. Neisigar'
! V. Halstead, Jr., Il. Il. Crump u. D.
Hunt. Grayson Burruss and wife, MIS-
f. a. catlin, Miss Bessie CatIin' l. L.
| Guilford, Mr.. and Mrs. George w
| Stearns. Vensble Johnston, Miss John-
ston. Thomas L. IIsrdaway, +. l.. Pace
O. Millhiser. II. II. Psgram. George w.
Allen. John b. Purcell. Miss Anna II.
| Purcell. John g. Freeman. j.. ). Good
man. NJ. a. Chambers, L. o. Wenden-
burg. Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Payne. ". II.
Fitzgerald, r. g. Edwards, John i. Me-
| CURE and wife. Mrs. Henry Frazier
| Mrs. William II. Talbot