Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-20

when some one called to him and he threw
himself of the track the wheels were very
near TO him.
Mrs. Chalmers Patterson and Miss z. q.
CLARK, Of Danville. are on visit TO Mrs.
Patterson's father, Chastine Nicnoias. eio
north First street.
Robert Farrar, whom Paul Bender and
William Sack were before the Police Court
day OF two ago charged with assaulting,
is colored person.
The ordinance Of baptism was admin
istered at Bainbridge-Street Baptist
church, Manchester. Sunday morning, and
several new members were received.
The funeral services Of Mrs. George W.
Allen at the First Presbyterian church
Sunday afternoon were largely attended.
DR.. Kerr ofiiciated. assisted BY DR.. New
ton.
Mr.. Powhatan E. Dupuy, who has been
sick for some weeks. is better. He is suf-
fering with nervous prostration. and his
physician has decided that be must take a
long rest.
Mrs. James Woodall. of 905 east Broad.
and granddaughter. Miss Lizzie Smith,
have returned from visit 70 Philadelphia
Miss Smith will make this city her perma-
nent home.
The police authorities have applied to
Judge Witt TO revoke the license OF the
proprietor of the Casino on account Of
the cock-fgbt which recently took place
there. The Judge will hear. the case Wed
nesday.
Tbs Augusta (Ga.) Chronicle prints a
splendid portrait and very interesting
sketch of Rev. Lansing Burrows, ID. d.. q
son of DR.. j. L. Burrows, and the success
full pastor of the First Baptist church OF
Augusta.
Tonight at 8 o'clock the Rev. ]. J. LAT
ferty will lecture in the yenable-Street
Church on Luck and Pluck The Doc
tor is one of the most entertaining OF pub
lie speakers, and this is one of his most
famous lectures.
The city ambulance was summoned yes
terday to attend a white man at the corner
of Twenty-seventh and Venable streets
who had been attacked with an epileptic
fit. Medical assistance was rendered and
the man left with friends.
The teachers of Moore-Memorial Sunday
school will hold an important meeting in
the vestry-room on Thursday evening at
1880 O'clock, when matters essential to the
Advancement and promotion of Sunday
school work will be considered.
Mr.. H. L. Valentine and wife passed
through the city yesterday on the fast mail
from Washington on their way to Charles
ton. Savannah, Pensacola, and st. Angus
tine. They were accompanied by his
brother, Mr.. James n. Valentine.
Rev. Jabez Hall, at the close of his ser
mon at the Seyenth-Street Christian
church on Sunday. paid an eloquent tri-
butte to Lee. He did not speak of him as a
military chieftain, Of which, said the
speaker, lie would rank with the greatest.
but as q man and Christian. His example
had been given for the benefit of mankind
at large and his whole life was worthy OF
the deepest love and respect, and model
worthy of all imitation.
The following officers of Lodge No. 81 &.
Order of Tonti, were installed last night by
Aug. w. Rosene, past president G. h. Syd-
nor. Jr., past president: W. q. Grady, presl-
dent; George II. Shaffer vice president; j.
Samuel Parrish. chaplain John w:
Peatross, treasurer, 42l Broad Edward
Sydnor, secretary, 1912 Main; A. NJ. Bull,
marshal r. l.. Van Deventer, guardian {;
Il. j. Shepperson, sentinel NJ: ID. Carter,
Nj. d., medical examiner. Sick Commit
tee A: G. b. Sydnor, past president, 7O9 Broad
w. @. Grady, president. l03 west Clay ;
| George II. Shaffer, yice-president, 300 west
Main. Trustees: G.. b. Sydnor, Jr., Aug.
w. Rosene, and j. S. Parrish. This order
pays all sick claims, pays promptly $25 per
week.