Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-28

The Street Committee will meet in
monthly sGss on tomorrow night.
Martha Feggeus qualified Yesterday in
the Chancery Court as administering OF
Charles Fessens.
Asheville. y. c.. is advertising for bids
for strect-paving. Proposals will be opened
July 18th at 4P. NJ.
Mr.. Richard p. Williams and family and
II. J. GleuuOn, wife aud child, of Rich
mond, are at Milboro' Springs.
Ivanhoe Lodge, Knights of PythIas, will
confer the three ranks of the order to-
morrow night or large number OF appl-
cants.
Messrs. J. c. Mayfeld, II. Harwood, T.
BOudar. ". Nelson. and Is. 5. kaufman,
all wcll-known Knights OF tho Grip, are IN
the city.
The Richmond Christian Adrocaie was
being removed yesterday from the STATE
bidding to its new quarters over Inc
Boston"
The case of Charles Smith against the
Richmond and Danville Railroad Company
has been continued until the next term OF
the City Circuit Court.
Joseph Tolker, a white mon, was arrested
last night by Sergeant Epps and Policeman
Baker. OF the Third district, on the charge
of feloniously assaultlng his wife.
The June number Of the Amoicdn Doctor,
published in this city, prints picture OF
DR.. 4. Monteiro, with q sketch. designating
him Surgeon of Mosby's GuerillaS.'
Tho pulpit platform in Dr. HoGe's church
is To be enlarged so % to accommodate a
number Of assisting clcrgymen on the occa-
sion Of union meetings which are held from
time to time.
The remains of Mrs. Mamie Cunning
ham, who died in Salem Friday morning,
will reach Richmond to-day at lao i. NJ,
and will at once be carried to Hollywood
for interment.
The Industrial Club Of the colored
Young Mems Christian Association will
give an entertainment at the Futh-Street
Baptist church tomorrow night for the
benefit of the association.
Senator Daniel, of Virginia, will deliver
an Grafton at Lexington, Nv, on the Fourth
OF July. 1t will be a good oid Independence
Day talk. From Lexington the Senator
will 20 West as a member OF On important
Senate Committee on Indian business.
Tho Beulah Pleasure Club gave their
first outdoor entertainment at loung's
Pond Thursday night last, md all present
pronounced II q great success. The time
was most pleasantly spent in dancing,
boating. etc, and to the dancers tew all
too rapidly.
The stone work on the Richmond and
Danvile railroad bridge over the Nadkln
river. y. c., "a completed. 1t was finished
up under the supervision Of Mr.. +. W:
Fitzgerald, of Manchester, aud he had
with him Nr. Anthony Griffith, Jr, and
other Richmond men.
At a regular meeting Of Union Lodge. No,
7, /. Q. .. r., held Friday night, the fol-
lowing officers We're elected for the en-
suing term: ". l.. Burress, noble grand;
W. Q. Arugl, yicn-srand; George +. Bow
den. secretary; W. ID. Ioler, treasurer
Z. A. Joseph, chaplain.
At the close Of the exercises Of Miss NJ.
Fannie Taylor's music class Friday night
by special request Miss Rosa Robinson
rendered rs a vocal solo Huntsmans
Horn" which reflected much credit on her
efficient teacher and on herself also, after
which she was the recipient Of beautiful
gold medal, the gift OF friend. Miss Rob
lnsOn has q very strong soprano voice.
The moonlight excursion given to Seven
Pines for the benefit Of the East-End Bap-
list church on last Thursday night was
great success. Tho most delightful fea-
ture Of the evening was the excellent music
by the East Richmond Band. The gold
ring voted 10 the most popular young lady
was given TO Miss Cora MickleborO, who
received $50 votes, and Miss Carrie Dun
KUN, " . was tho next. received los.