Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-06
CITY NEWS In BRIEF
LOCAL HAPPENINGS SERVED QUA
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The November session OF the nusunks
! Court begins tomorrow.
MIRA a p. Kuhn has returned to the city
after flying visit North.
Mr.. N. L. Hopkins has left the city 70
accept q position in Philadelphia.
Mr.. Henry Aston. engineer at the city
eas-w orks, is out after brief illness.
The monthly meeting of the Common
Council will be held tomorrow night.
Miss Euls McNeer, Of Lynchburg.. is
visiting Miss Minnie Krug. OF west oiay
street.
B;shop Wjng6eld, of North Carolina,
will preach at st. Paufs cnurcn tni' nio'n-
| ing at II O'Clock.
Mrs. Henry westerhof and daughter
have returned to the city after IN extenu-
ed visit to Philadelphia.
Mr.. A. J. Lechler. Of No. COS Albemarle
street, has returned from Ph'iadeiphia
greatly improved in health.
Miss Lille Francisco. who has been visit
ing relatives and friends here, lett Tor her
home in Danville last week.
Rev. W. w. Smith and bride, of West
Virginia. are the guests of Mr.. Charles a..
Smith, OF No. 9o6 Louisiana street.
Cards of invitation have been issued for
the marriage of Miss V. Katie Whitlock TO
Mr.. A. L. Mann Wednesday evening, No
yember 9th, at s o'clock. at Pine-Street
Baptist church.
Mrs. Robert J. Christian. of 2707 Frank
lin street. is extremely i'll from long
wasting disease which she has borne with
the fortitude only acquired by her devout
Christian character.
Mss Lizzie d. Anderson, OF Norfolk, 70:
turned home last week. expressing herself
as much pleased with the visit she made
to relatives and friends in this city.
Rev. W. L. Wright will fill his pulpit at
Ieiph- Str eet Baptist church this morning
at ii o'clock and tonight at IA o'clock.
instead of 8 o'clock. as previously an
nounced.
Rev. DR.. A. Z. Dickinson will preach the
sermon at the dedication to-day OF the
new Baptist church at Brandy Station, In
Culpeper county.
The funeral of Miss Mary G. Smith, who
died Friday night at the residence OF her
father. Mr.. N. j. Smith, deputy collector
of internal revenue. took place fIom st.
Patrick's church yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. W. A. Laughon. who was just re-
covering from a prolonged illness when
her daughter was stricken with typhoid
fever winch resulted in her death, was
made much worse by this sad event, but Is
now improving again.
Revival services have been held all the
week at Fulton Baptist church. They
will be continued to-day and possibly
through this week. Rev. DIR. Theodore
Whitfield. the pastor, has been assisted by
Rev. w. W. Smith.
Mr.. Frank j. Parater, Jr.. of Atlanta, is
visiting his father on Louisiana street.
This trip is partly for the restoration of
health, as he has been sick for some months.
Mrs. Samuel j. Graham, of Pittsburg.
Pa, IS visiting her brother, Mr.. I. ID. Neal,
Jr.. 40s east Main street.
The Board of Supervisors of Henrico
met at the county courthouse yesterday.
Nothing of importance was transacted ex-
cept the auditing of a number of bills.
Mr.. l.. A. Conrad and bride (nee Boudar)
have returned to the city after an ex-
tended bridal tour through the North as
far as Canada.
The Thurman Club, OF jefferson Ward.
will meet at their rooms. McDonough's
Hall, Eighteenth between Main and
Franklin streets, on Monday night at 8
o'clock, to make detail of ten men for
the polls at each precinct on Tuesday.
The death of Mr.. J. T. Goodman, son of
Mr.. j. ID. Goodman, of the First Police
District. which occurred in Baltimore last
Saturday, was caused by fall from q
street-car. and not from being thrown off
horse as was stated in the DISPATCH Of
yesterday.
A telegram received from Raleigh, N. e.,
yesterday morning announced the death
of Mr.. Thomas II. Lambeth. formerly of
this city. Mr.. Lambeth Is the father of
Rev. Dr.. s. S. Lambeth, former pastor of
Broad Street Methodist Episcopal church.
and MIR. George ID. Lambeth, of this city.
Rev. Baylus Cade. the pastor of Venable-
Street Baptist church, will preach special
sermon tonight to the Red Men. The
order is improving very rapidly through
out the State. as Grand-Sachem o. +.
Wise, of this city. has instituted several
new tribes in the past week. Some of them
started out with q membership of 100 or
more.
Mamie B. Bare and Mr.. ID. Harry Brim-
mer: both of this city. The ceremony
will be performed on Tuesday evening at
o'clock at the home of the bride-elect,
No. 1871 east Grace street. Immediately
after which the couple will leave rid the
Old Dominion Line for an extended trip
North.
The Washington Post of yesterday says /:
"The marriage Of Mr.. Harry Lee Rust, Of
the real-estate firm of Rust 4 Hungerford,
and MISS Josephine Wheelwright, daughter
of DR.. f. ID. Wheelwright, of Virginia. will
be solemnized at the Monumental Episco-
pal church, Richmond. Va, November
18th. After trip East the happy couple
will be domiciled at 2106 Il street, this city.
No cards."
Mr.. G. Ed. Taylor, the Chesapeake and
Ohio brakeman who was maliciously
pushed from tie top of rapidly-movlng
freight train near Newport News several
weeks ago, an account of which was pub
lished in the DISPATCH. is still confined ia
his room, at No. 217 north Eighteenth
street. His right leg was broken, from
which he has suffered severely. All efforts
to discover the perpetrator of the deed
have so far proved unsuccessful. MIR. Tay-
lor is the youngest son of Captain George
w. Taylor, popular and genial passenger
conductor on the Chesapeake and Ohio,
and the MANY callers at their home since
this sad affection came evidence the high
esteem in which the family Is held.
Our Solitary Representative.
Especial telegram TO the Dispstch.l
No-ap.ha~ oh