Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04
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city.
Mr.. John J. Tolcr will leave the last Of this
week for tho South.
G.. We're Tyler, author Of the "Prodisal
Daughter IS at FOrds.
Row. Or. r. n. Pit has removed to his new
home AZ Barton Heights.
Mrs. Andrew E.Iott is quite strk with fever
Her sister, 3r-. G.. b. Ryan, IL wItn her.
Colonel Archer Anderson has been elected a
member Of the choir Of 81 Pauls church.
Tho Mechanics Institute classos, having fully
organized, opened last night for their winters
work.
Nr. John \. Bnos, aftcr pleasant trip 70
Richmond, has returned 10 his home, IN Mathews
county.
The night schools for BOYS we're opened last
night ~ tho Lila, Springfield, and Nicholson
buildings.
The lack Of quorum prevented meeting Of
IN" Ihirl-Nlrket Committee being he'd yestef-
day afternoon.
Mr.. Jackson Guy has returned 20 the city after
spending several weeks IA the mountains Of
West Virginia.
Mr.. James calder, OF Wilmington, y. g.,
formerly OF Richmond, vas In tho city yesterday
a., route for Norfolk.
white man was quito badly hurt yesterday
afternoon by filling oil an electric car AT IWcn-
ty-1hiri ana Main streets.
Mr. George W. Burger. formerly Of Richmond
but now of Norfolk, Is i'll with typhoid-icTer at
his home, m the latter place,
Or. Hunter Mcclure last night gave an elegant
reception ~ about forty gentlemen in honor Of
his guest, DR.. Foy, OF Dublin Ireland
Mrs. G.. g.. McPhan has returned from Wash
inlton. whore she had pleasant visit during
tho Grand Army Of the Republic enrampment.
I'm A.
dence, on Marshall near seventh street. IFS
family and friends are quite unensy about him.
Mira j. VIII. Jefferson, Of Louisville, KY, who
has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Lucy d.
Stacy, 40 pa Harrison street, leaves Tor home
Wedn 'slay.
william Williamson. one Of the Oldest BARRIERS
iu Richmond, died yesterday afternoon NJ me
residence OF mis- daughter. on First street. H9
was IN nis osth year.
The subject for discussion at the meeting Of
the Academy Of Medicine tonight VIII D9 inc
"Ircatncut OF Cholera DR.. Gordon VIII read
paper on this subject.
Among the visitors ~ The Capitol yesterday
were Judge 3. 4. Hancock, of the Second Judi
ciaI District aud Hon. T.. G. Marshall, Common
wcaltns attorney Of Norfolk county.
Mrs. James b. Pace has taken her daughter.
Mis- Mary Pace, 20 Miss tlys school, IA N'W
N0rk. Mrs. Pace will 20 from New Ork 10 chi
cago To- attend the Columbian ceremonies
Cqufain T.. W. Mosby has returned 20 the city
from Lancaster, Pa, aiter spending pleasant
Visit win his brother. Mr. @. W. Mosby, general
manager o., the electric railway Of that city.
The Council Finance Committee held a meet
ing IN o. . O1lcc Of Captain A. b. GugOn ye-t'r-
day and recommended an additional appropua.
ton OF $1,000 Tor tho Improvement Oh James
river.
Rcv. ". t. Jolly. Of Ran11lph-Street Bgptis.
church. lett yesterday for Ashland, Ky. 70 buug
hI- family % Richmond. Mr. Jolly received q
large number oil members into bis church on
sunday.
Mr.. and Mr.. John c. Bqtcheller have issued
cards Of invitation % the marriage 81 their
daughter, Miss Carrie. o Mr.. Ne'l q. tergiss 'n,
m 81. Johns Episcopal church Monday, O,iJDcr
10Th, at T.. NJ.
The Board Of Managers OF the Associate IN Tor
tho Preservation q Virginia Autiqutica wiz moot
this afternoon o. 81 eust Grace street at $50
q sl0ck. 10 is an important meeting, ana iho
membcrs ~ tho board are urged 10 attend.
Mr.. Archie g. Haley ami Miss Jeanuie Alloh
will be married Thursday evening at o'clock
az the residence OF the brides father, on Clcst-
mt nm Sir. Haley "a ono % tho best-EuOwn
and most popular Oi tho DISPATCH compost
tors.
Tho bricE.work on the police-patrol wagon
house viii bs completed This hocA. inc wagon
viii be seen iu the cs- plraie next Thursday.
10 viii contain six policemen. The station-hoXe5
are here, bIt tho placing OF them VIII be lelhy y
= little Ia orie- ID Cos Instructions from 'Ao
GamcWcu people.
The Indian Association will meet In their
regular monthly meeting this afternoon AZ the
Young Mons Christian Association parlors az
f:30 o'clock. Matters Of importance mat nave
gathered during tho suumcrrecc5' are denaht-
i1g tho attention OF the ladies, who, Il Is hoped,
viii be present in large force.
The alarm Of fire at $3.50 sunday night from
Box 80. Jj Was Occasloned by the explosion ol a
lamp in a bedroom az tho residence oi T. Mas
rey. 3Ol south Reservoir street. The iam,ly
went o. church and left q lamp burning M Tue
room. a Ted was destroyed by the flames and
window smashed in by tho tremen.
The handsome cathedral window made IN
New York for Major Jamos II. Dooley's hand
some residence near the New Reservoir has
been received aud placed IN position ne
scene il from "a familiar passage IN the 40"
Testament, and represents Christ ~ tue doc; 81
n cottage bestOwing his benodction on tae
household.
Richmond got hor full share in tho officers
elected by tho state sundays hOOl Cc3nYenu9u
held no Roanoke last week. Mr.. I. ii. EIet'
was CHOSEN president; A. }. Gary, recording
| secretary c. p. Rady, corresponding and stt
tistcal secretary; j. II. Crenshag, Thomas
Potts, b. F. Johnson, II. Nj. Gillian, and W. r.
Fox On the Executive Committee.
The regular annual meeting Of the Sir Moses
/ M0nten0re congregation was held sunday
night. and the following officers wore elected ioi
| the ensuing year :. stern was reelected prosf
| dent and J.. Ro.ncs vice-president; j. jacobs
! secretary. BOar0 OF Iruste-s-D. PassamaueS
| CLaruanl, A. Levins'one, j. Zlppler, ;. Wein'
| berg, Il. Harris, d. Spieeal, and Nj. Barker
| Miss Helen Florsheim, who is 10 Baltimore un'
/ der the instruction OF Professor Aonroe ;; IA
| beiu, has been hOnored with an invitation IRON
| the Young Mems Hebrew Association OF ina
! city 20 play two piano selections at az enter
/ tainmcnt 10 be given at their rooms on I'M
! l2th instant Miss Florsaeim, who Is daush'
| ter Of Mr Is. F'ofsheim, o. this city, IS an nc
| com phshed pianist.
/ Mr. Manning c. Staples and not Nr. H. l.
/ Staples. IS reported IN .he DISPATCH OF sunday
! was the gentleman who attended, with a phril
/ OF his friends, the late successful deer-huh.
| While Ia iull chase Of the game hr. Staples Tel
/ ana sustained quite n serious cut upon the lcs
! Having his gun in his hands az The time NJ
! friends consider II fortunate that more serious
accident did not occur. He Is stu conhned
! his room.
| Richmond Visitors In New York.
Especial telegram to the Disoatch.l
NEW YOaK, October Al. Adams, J. L. An
trim, J. 4. TYLER aud +. A. Robins, ST. Denis =
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