Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-22
CHARLOTTESVILLE.
Accident TO Chnd-MemOrlsl Services
Personal.

EtTtobhls
correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
CHARLoITEsvILLF, Va, September 21.-
The horse attached to a buggy, IN which
were seated Mr.. Samuel McCue. his wife
and child, became frightened on Univer-
nty street yesterday afternoon, and the
child was thrown from the vehicle 1t fell
between the wheels one of the rear wheels
passing over its body. OF course the pa
rents were frightened a great deal, but 1t
is not thought the child was injured very
much. 10 is a wonder II was not killed.
Mr. W. W. keenan, Bnd Miss Lula Wing
field went to Washington yesterday after
noon, where the services of preacher
were brought into reQuisltion and the
young people were made man and wife. A
bridal tour will be taken to Baltimore and
other northern cities.
Mrs. John w. Porley left for Richmond
YESTERDAY, where she Will spend several
weeks with relatives IN that city.
Mr. James Yates and his two daughters,
Misses Callestine and Alice of Springfield
ILL.,, who have been visiting Mrs. l.. A. Bur-
CESS. of this city. left yesterday for Au-
gusta county. where they will spend some
time.
THE HOSPITAL
The free clinics at the hospital will COM
menee this week, and will be kept up con-
tinuously hereafter. As soon as the new
dispensary at the university Is completed,
which Will be in very short time, the
clinics will be held there. Free medical
advice. drugs. dressings, 40, will be given
the needy on Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays
Mrs. Commodore Moore has sold 10 DIR.
William X. DuBose, psst-assistant sur
geon of the United States navy, the hand
some property on Park street, now occu-
pied bv b. Oberdorfer, for $4,000. The
family os Dr.. DuBose will occupy 1t.
Mrs. Mary T.. Shackeford, wife of Mr.
ID. o. Sbackelford and mother of Mr. G.
ID. Shacketord, of this city, died yester-
day and was buried this afternoon at 8
O'Clock from Liberty church.
"A Box of Monkeys" lsughable farce;
was presented by some OF our best local
talent at the Hotel Albemarle (Fry's
Springs last night. A snug sum was real
lied, which is to be turned over to the
Moman's Exchange.
Mr.. Howell, Kent. of this city, q son of
the late W. X. Kent, ESD, has purchased
the GordOnsyille GGzeiit, and expects TO re-
vlve that paper, the FIRST NO. under ms
management 20 DO issued on the 5Uth OF
Mr.. III. l.. Poyton, of Blacksburg, is
visiting his brothers in this city.
Miss Leila NJ Vaughn died at the resi-
dence OF her parents, at Ellington, Nell
son county, on Monday and was buried on
yesterday.
MEMORIAL SERVICES.
Memorial services were held at Christ
Episcopal church TO-DAY in honor of the
late DIR. j. s. Hanckel, who was the rector
OF that church for so.many years. Bishop
Randolph led the services and was assisted
by the Rev. II. b. Lee, the newly-electeG
rector; the Rev. Samuel A. Wallis, rector
of Pohiok church; the Rev. kobb White.
OF Savannah, Ca; the Rev. l.. w. Burton,
of Richmond: DIR. q. l.. Petrie, Of the
Presbyterian church. and Colonel Thomas
l.. Preston, of the university, and Others.
MIR. Joseph Il. McAllister. of the Warm
Springs, bachelor of laws of the uni
yersity session 1s9Op91), was st tho uni
verslty yesterday.
Judge John L. Cochran arrived from
Philadelphia last night. His son, who
preceded him the day before, will return
In q short while 10 the City of Brotherly
Love" where he has secured lucrative
position.
Dr. j. Edgar Chancellor. a member of
the Virginia Medical Society and the State
Medical Examining Board, has returned
permanently to the university.
Mrs. James Beckham, of Culpeper is in
the city visiting her father, b. Q. Flanns-
gan. Esq, and her sister, Mrs. Oscar
Robertson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howe p. Cochran arrived
In this city yesterday from Baltimore.