Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-22

Mr.. W. W. Foster has returned from n
business trip to Baltimore and New York.
Mrs. F.. f. Richardson and her son Ken
meth are on q visit to King William county.
Mr.. Charles Donati, who has been con-
fined to his room for several days. Is I'M
proving.
Manager Dudley T. Young, of Dun's
Mercantile Agency. last evening gave his
employees ox-party at the Academy OF
Music.
The Huguenot Farmers Alliance of
Powhatan county have sent the .S,ae
$3.50 for the Greenesyllle county suher-
err fund.
Mrs. Fl. A. Jarvis and her cousin. Mrs.
Whitaker. are ut the University OF Nir-
ginia visiting friends and relatives.
Mayor John c. Rankin. Jr., and Trea-
surer John ". Whaler, of Elizabeth City;
who are spending a few days here. called
on Mayor EllysOn yesterday.
Rev. J. Wiley Bledsoe is expected 20
preach at the Soldiers Home tomorrow
afternoon at O'Clock and music Will be
furnished by the Male Orphan choir.
The Virginia Military Institute alumni
will meet in the rooms of the Chamber OF
Commerce at IL o'clock to-day 20 take ac-
ton IN respect 90 the memory OF Superln-
tendent +. II. Smith.
The estate of the late Mr. John Mes
serschmidt. which IS valued ut Sl5,oOV' ls
10 be distributed equally among Messrs.
John. Henry. William, Louis, and Charles
Messerschmidt, sons of the deceased.
Rev. W. w. Landrum, d; d.. is an
nouuced TO lecture next Tuesday night IN
- ~. t.t ol,sfryb ~ lgfHT- DITU for
the benefit Of the Byrne-Street church OF
that CITY, on the subject Of How to be
Happy Though Married
Mr.. James II. Crump, Of Church Hill,
with his two daughters. lett tins city
Thursday for Charles City Courthouse,
having been summoned TO tho bedside OF
his wife. Mrs. Mary Crump, who was
paralyzed Wednesday evening.
Messrs. A. l.. Wills. of the Baltimore
SIM. aud T. @. Gettlnger. Of tho American,
arrived in the city yesterday morning,
having been detailed as special correspond
ents of their respective papers 70 write up
the Baltimore club while playing here.
A committee OF East Hanover Presoy-
tery will organize the 0ld-Market church
in the hall tomorrow night. The sermon
will be by Rev. William Dinwiddle, ID. d.
and there will be addresses by Dr. Hose,
chairman, DR.. Kerr, and Rev. l.. b. Turn
! bull.
Rev. Father Cutler. rector Of the Sacred
! Heart Church, was among the clergy pres
ent at the annual dinner given by the Lat
| tie Sisters of the Poor at ~. Sophla's Home
on ST. Joseph's day. though his name was
accidentally omitted in the D'spdlch ac-
count.
Rev. John K. Connolly was in the city
| Yesterday having been called here by tue
! illness of Mrs. COnDally, who was suffering
| from severe attack Of la grippe. Mrs.
| Connally was thought to be much better
last n ight, and MIR. Connally expected to
leave for home this morning.
Mr.. Henry Stanley Newman, q resident
! of London, Eng. and an esteemed minister
/ in the Society of Friends. will reach the city
| this afternoon. 10 remain for several days,
/ He will attend the regular meeting for puo'
! lie worship at the meeting house, on Clay
/ street above First, at II o'clock tomorrow
| morning. and will also preach at the
! chanel. on Twenty fifth street. at O'Clock
4 in the afternoon. aud again at the meeting
house at o'clock at night. On Monday
night at 8 o'clock he Will deiiver lecture
| on his recent Tour in Palestine in tbs
| Footsteps of Our Saviour" On TuesdaJ
night he will probably give another oil M
I lectures, an tAttculubil iuec 49, v
1.-THE Victories of the Cross" as illustrated
| in the cities of Ephesus. Smyrna, Athens
and Rome. all of which he has recently
| visited. This lecture is mainly intended
for college students, and as he handles the
subject. very interesting and entertain
| ing one. Mr.. Stanley is an educated man
speaks very fuently. has his matter vel
considered. and never fails to interest anG
| entertain his hearers. The meetings areai
open and free 10 the epublic, aud all are IN
| yited TO attend.