The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-15
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tend the Accomac Association, which
meets this week.
Mrs. Burton Morris and her sister.
Miss Lunelle Chatham who have been
on a visit to North Carolina. have re-
turned TO the city.
Master John Beverley Hancock. son of
Judge 3. y. Hancock, who has been on
d visit to Washington City and Loudoun
county, has returned home
Miss Claire c. Lawon has Just returned
from Midlothian, where She visited her
grandmother. Mrs. Chairman. who IS now
much improved in health.
President Lyon G. Tyler. of William
and Mary College, Williamsburg has sent
a very fine specimen of the American
eagle TO the Lakeside Zoo.
Miss Lila p. Hungerford has joined Mrs
IT, D. Oliver and Mrs. Jas. u. Hughes. OF
Norfolk, and is spending several weeks a t
the F'auquier White Sulphur Springs.
Mr.. j. Watson Phillips, of this city,i and
Miss Bette Gibson, of Culpeper county.
are to be married at the Second Baptist
Church about the middle OF September
intelligence has been received hsre that
DR.. Thomas NJ Lipp tt. who was recently
wounded in China. is improving DR.. Lip
pitt, who is a virgInian. is in the marine
service.
Mr.. B. T. Cosby. of West Clay Street.
paid Il flying visit to the scenes OF his
youth in Amelia county. and while there.
took in the Middle District Baptist AS
ISOLATION
Mr.. CT Mckee. treasurer OF the Biiou.
left for Petersburg yesterday to mako
ARRANGEMENTS for the transfer of his
furniture to this city, which will be his
permanent home
Mr.. Harry c. TInsley. at one time news
editor OF the Dispatch and one of the
brightest newspaper men in the country
is just recovering from severe spell
of Illness at Stanton.
Mr.. Charles Duggins. who was brought
to the point of death by a severe attack
of fever, Is gradually improving. and
his friends are greatly delighted at the
prospects of his recovery
A lady was cursed by a negro man in
front of w A Carriers grocery. No. lla
North Twentv-third Street. Monday even
ing. 4 crowd was soon in pursuit and one
shot was fired at the fugitive. but ne made
his escape.
Mrs. ]. c. Phaup and daughters. Misses
Bessie and Mabel. have returned home
after a delightful visit of six weeks spent
in Tndarendence. Mo. Miss Matte Muir
ton. who accompanied them. will remain
until early fall
The condition Of Mr.. Henry Ganzert who
was hadtv injured last Thursday, while at
work at the Locomotive Works. was con-
sideced better tbs morning. tfe has re-
gained consciousness. but is still in a Sc
rious condition.
The state Board of Fisheries will meet
TO-DAY at Old Point to fill a vacancy on
the steamer Chesapeake and TO examine
q. steamer which has been offered the
board for use along the James River In
preventing violations of the oyster law
William Herbert, a white man. twenty
four years OF age, gave himself up 10
Sergeant Cosby, of the Second Police Sta
ton Yesterday after a warrant had
been issued to him chars ng him with
trespns sing on the premises OF Ella Nor
riss and cursns and abusing her
yirsii,ians in New York.
Especial Dispatch TO The TImes.)
NEW YORK, August 1f--Virginsans IN
New York:
Lynchburg-J. A. Utterback. Broadway
Central; c. NJ Guggennelmer. w. Wood,
a. Gaines. Cadillac.
Newport News-H. Goldsath. Broadway
Central.
Norfolk w. Sharp. Continental; 0; G
Jaquith, Everett: r. r Drewery. 4. f%ii-
land, Miss Newton, Marlborough.
Rtchmond-AIiss L. Dusgins, broadway
Central: r. &. Andrews. w. j. l>ans'hoFn'
Continental. 4. E, CorIes. r. Dietrich.
darlington: r. H. vondrouder, j. i-and-
street Jr, Grand; W. L. RoyaH. Herald
Square: VI VI Martin. D. y Po'idra.
Hoffman. DR. W. Harrison and "iie. I'M
periai: DR.. C. e. Johnston Ml'hds'ah. =.
G.. Sizsr Mrs G. l.. Tofd. ALtrdpa.oosa'
7 W anven. Morton: Miss e. Hitchcock,
Victoria.
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