Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-01

the Monumental church this morning.
Mr.. r. c. Lobmeyer and wife and Mr..
". w. TAYLOR, from Washington, ID. g.,
are visiting friends and relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prescher, nee Herrick, Of
Norfolk, are visiting her cousin, Mrs. M.
+. Milburn, 400 north Seventeenth street.
Singing in the tabernacle by the Rev.
Sam Jones's choir at 4 O'Clock this after
noon, accompanied by the cornot and or
gan.
MIR. J. ]. wingfeld, wife, and daughter,
Of Washington, ID. c., are the guests OF
Mr.. James W. Gilmer, No. 9l3 west Clay
street.
Miss Maggie Parker. of Norfolk. who
came to the unwilling, is stopping with
Mrs. John Russell. 3i5 north Nineteenth
street
Mrs. T. B. Converse and her son, Mr.. T.
+. Converse. Jr., of Louisville, KY. are
STAYING at Mrs. Stacys, No. north Third
street.
Mr. W. B. Watson has resigned his posi-
ton as cashier OF the Richmond City Rail
road Company to accept place in Abing-
don, Va.
Mrs. w. Ellis Jones, who has been quite
i'll for the past week at her home. Sum-
proving,
General T.. W. Noise, Of Sumter, s. c.,
who has been stopping with Mrs. u. N.
Yancey, 402 east Main street. returned home
yesterday.
Colonel b. W. Frazier. proprietor of the
Portland Flats. Washington, ID. o.. Is the
guest of DR.. George b. Steel, 200 south
Third street.
Mrs. w. S. Bowers and her two daughters
have returned to their home in Caroline
county after q brief visit to her niece, Mrs.
j. W. Quarles.
Mr.. b. NJ. Mendina, native of Florida,
who served in the Fifth Virginia cavalry;
came on from Yonkers, n. y, to attend
| the unwilling.
Mr.. W. +. Dance. for a number Of years
ook-keeper for Alsop. Mosby &Co. OF this
city, leaves in the morning TO engage IN
| business in Danville.
There was a large crowd at Henrico
courthouse yesterday. but news items
were not to be found. Neither OF the
courts were in session.
Mr.. Charles Colbrook, Of West Millsbury,
Mass, and Mr.. II. W. Hagemeyer. of BAL
| timore, are the guests of Mrs. +. W. Hage-
meyer. G1S north Ninth street.
Misses Jeannie and Sallie Saunders, of
Rocky Mount. Va. are in the city, visiting
their aunt, Mrs. :. l.. Saunders, at her
residence. $40 north Fifth street.
DR.. Thomas II. Williams, of Cambridge,
Nd, is stopping with Rev. DIR. Peterkin.
He was an old army surgeon and now IN
| the drug business in Cambridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas II. Mayo. of
Greensboro, n. c., and Mrs. Mary j. Al
len. of Hanover. Pa. are the guests of
Mrs. Louis +. Bossieux, 425 south Laurel
street.
MIR. T. ]. Elliot and wife and Miss Aman-
da Smith, of Lynchburg, who have been
visiting Mr. p. n. Kesler. Of GA east Broad
street. the past week, will leave for home
tomorrow.
Mr.. n. p. Calling. one of our Richmond
boys but now an enterprlsing young bust
ness-man of Norfolk Va, was IN the city
Yesterday, the guest of his brother. MIR. L.
Brooks Calling
Rev. DR.. Charles Minnigerode will
occupy the pulpit at st. Paurs Episcopal
church this morning at IL o'clock, and Right
Rev. Bishop Gallagher, of Louisiana, will
preach at night.
Misses Annie, Ella, and Maggie Downes,
of Fredericksburg, and Miss Mildred
Wingo and Mrs. Ella Scott. of Amelia
county are visiting relatives at No. 4OS
west Clay street.
Miss Mamie Randolph. of Culpeper, Va,
came on to witness the unvelllng cere--
monies of the Lee statue, and ls the guest
of her friend Miss Hattie O'Banuon, OF No.
40 west Grace street.
Rev. r. G.. Cave. of st. Louis. formerly
pastor of the Seventh-Street Christian
church of this city, came to the unyeillng
of the monument, and Is still here. lie was
q brave Confederate soldier.
Mrs. William II. Fisher and daughter
Lottie. of Baltimore; Mrs. +. Cullison and
daughter Lola, and Miss Anna Donaldson.
of Washington, ID. c.. are the guests OF
MIR. j. j. Wright. 80 west Main street.
The meeting of the stockholders of the
Richmond Railway and Electric Company
which was to have been held Friday was
adjourned to a future day. The re0rganl-
cation is progressing, but very slowly just
now.
Rev. J. J. Lyman, ex-chaplaln OF the
Forty-ninth Georgia regiment. who dellv-
cred that beautiful tribute to General Lee
Mt the Young Mems Christian Association
Hall. and who was the guest OF Major
Lewis Glnter left the city yesterday.
DR.. J. NJ. Whitfield. who has been pur-
of New York during the past winter. has
returned TO the city. While IN New YORK
he passed with marked success an exami-
nation before the United States Naval
Examining Board.
The anniversary of the Presbyterian
Sunday School Union, with the celebration
of " Children Shay" at the Second Pres
bvterian church this afternoon at5 o'clock,
promises TO be meeting OF lively interest
Addresses will be made by Rev. Drs. Hoge
and Kerr and Rev. l.. b. Turnbul, with re-
sponsive services. good singing, &C., 10
which all interested are invited.
The service on the Electrician Line yes
terday was very poor indeed. There were
few cars running and the intervals were
long. The strain for the last Few days mas
been more than the frail machinery can
stand. The teams on the horse-car tnes
ahaye also been very much tagged since
Wednesday.
Mr.. Edward V. Valentine. most devoted
Mason and member OF Dove lodge; ~
81, will on next st. johns Day, June, z.'ns
present the Masonic Home with Dust Oh
that venerable Mason, DR.. John Dove, Tor
many wears, and up 10 the time OF ms
death, the grand secretary OF the uranH
Lodge of Virginia. The bust Is An excel
lent likeness.
Governor Mckinney, the president OF
Lee Monument Association. mas rece!.edd
many letters from persons VINO IegLot.1u
that they were unable to attend tne un-
yelling, among them one from fredericA A.
ODER. Company A, Fifth louisiana H.
fantry. Also the following telegram
BLAcKvrILE. S. c.. May %, 1880.
We rejoice with you in dong honoi "
the noblest hero of the world. n
CITIZENS OF BLAcKvnLE, o. y.
A Rebel Flag In Rebels hanuS'
The Confederate flag which was ueu 70