Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-15
ganization and object Of the meeting.
whsther members Of the League OF NOT,
are invited to be present.
psr..u.r. and Brief.

- III the city.
The condition Of Mr.. Percy Grant was
more hopeful yesterday.
Miss Pearl G. Smith left yesterday TO
visit relatives in Baltimore.
secretary-of-the Commonwealth Flour
noy is visiting Washington.
Mr.. L. Allen, of Constable Brothers,
leaves the city tomorrow morning Tor
Norfolk.
Miss Dora Raabe, formerly OF this city
but now of Baltimore, Is on Visit 70 hef
brothers.
Mr.. Joseph Fl. Shepherd, who has been
quite sick for several days, Is able 10 90
out again.
Mrs. T.. II. Miller end son, Master Howe,
are visiting Mrs. I. Ashby Miller, No. 212
north Harrison street.
Mr.. Robert Hill, Jr., who has been very
i'll for a week OF more, was thought 70 be
considerably better yesterday.
Messrs. Peter Stumpf, Frank Miller,
and August Pohlig leave Tuesday for the
Hot Springs. Ark, where they will spend
q month.
Willie Carwill, of Lynchburg, who es-
capped some time ago from the retormatory
near this city, has been captured and re-
turned TO that institution.
Colonel Thomas Whitehead will deliver
temperance lecture at the Soldiers
Home chapel this afternoon ct 4 o'clock
The public will be welcome.
Miss Mary Harwood, Of No. 1908 Floyd
avenue, returned to the city last evening,
accompanied by her friend. Miss Owens. OF
Portsmouth. whom she has been visiting.
Miss Lille Rhinehart, of Baltimore. Nd,
is the guest OF Mas Katie Straus. She is
here to attend the wedding Of Miss Clara
Wallerstein at Belvidere Hall or the 18th
instant.
The Mayor he's approved the ordinance
which allows through passenger trains 70
use the Belviders track until April o, 1892,
and thereafter at the pleasure OF the
Council.
DR.. Hunter Mcclure will leave the city
ut ~ o'clock to-day for Stanton to attend
the funeral of his father-ln-law, Hon. A;
II. II. Stuart, and will not return until
| Tuesday.
Miss Lucy Harris returned to her home
| in Atlanta, Ca, on wednesday last after
pleasant visit of several months TO her SIS
| ter, Mrs. G.. G. Glover, No. 2Sl21s east
| Grace street.
The funeral of Mr.. Ryan's little boy,
which took place from st. Peters Cathe-
dral Friday afternoon, was quite largely
attended and the floral tributes were pro-
fuse and beautiful.
| MIR. NJ. A. Dellhay, Belgian artist OF
Brussels, will have in a few days on exhI-
/ bition at the store of Messrs. Walter ID:
Moses Il Co. an equestrian statuette OF
General Robert Il. Lee.
Mrs. Emanuel Hecht, OF Baltimore, for
/ L. ID
mother, Mrs. Isaac Sycle. While here she
will attend the weddings of Miss Clara
| Wallerstein and Miss Myra Rose.
DR.. Hatcher's lecture on the Modern
Dance, which was postponed on account
of inolement weather, will be delivered at
West-View Baptist church as soon as the
Doctor returns from Lynchburg.
A mantel in the residence of Mr.. V. 8.
Carlton, No. SIS north Seventh street, took
fire yesterday morning The flames were
extinguished by Policemen Il. G. Wilkln-
son and Harmon. No alarm was turnedln.
Miss Mary O'Donnell is now in st. Au-
gustine, Fla, where she will spend two
months. Thence she goes to Chicago,
| where she has accepted a position with a
| branch of the New York house OF White,
| Howard q Co.
Miss Florence A. Walker, who has been
visiting Mrs. T.. III. Garcin and Mrs. E. X.
Grady on west Grace street, left Tor her
| homo Wednesday. She stopped over IN
Washington, where she is the guest OF MIR.
Price, Ex-Governor of New Jersey.
Mrs. r. H. Pitt, who was so desperately
i'll this winter, has so fer recovered that
she will be able to start for Macon, Ga,
on Monday. Her husband, Rev. MIR. Pitt,
will accompany her, but. returns IN time
to conduct services at his ehurch next
Sunday.
Mr.. L. Fox. of No. $40 north Fifth street,
for thirty years resident OF Richmond
and the last three, years foreman OK tne
Tredegar Iron Works, has signed con-
tract with the Admission Car-Workssto take
charge OF their foundry at quite q hand
some salary.
Rev. I. j. Spencer has returned from AL
legheny, Pa, where he has been conduct
\ inc q very successful revival lie viii
preach at Seventh-Street Christian church
this morning in the absence of Rev DR..
Hall. who is in Cleveland. He will also
preach at Bainbridge-Street Baptist church,
Manchester, at $3.50 o'clock in the after
noon,
The Athletic Association Of Richmond
College has begun to make preparations
for the feld-day this spring, and has
pledged itself TO award gold medal for
the best all-round athlete. and also to Sc
cure, if possible, medal for each of the
following sports: Gymnasium prize-drill,
mile walk, mile run, short dash, tennis,
jumping, pole-vaulting, and hurdle race.
Iibertas Lodge of Perfection, No. 5. An
cient and Accepted Scottish Rite Of Free
masons, will hold a meeting Of special in
terest at st. Adams Hall Monday night at z
o'clock. The nspector-General for Viz
ginia will be received officially with the
honors due his high rank, and this digni-
tary will then proceed to install the officers
elect for the twelve months dating from
the Sd day Of Adar. The new Venerable
Master Of this lodge Of Perfect Elus is Rev.
Hartley Carmichael.