Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-17
Georgis Central Directors.
fBy telegraph to the Dfspatch-l
FROM ACROSS THE JAMES.


MANY Interesting Notes Gathered In the
city Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Mr.. Julian @. Snelings is indisposed at his
residence on Porter street.
Mrs. W. B. Moody. who has been quite SICK Is
convaiescent.
Mr.. Arthur T. snellings, who has been critically
m fc- seyersl days, was thought to be somewhat
Improved last evening.
Dr. Thomas p. Mathews. who has been con-
fned 70 his home for eeverahdsys In consequence
OF sickness, r. improving, tnough nc 10 sun
unable to leave his room.
NJ and Mrs II. Is. Harnish have issued cards
Of Invitation 20 the marriage OF their daughter,
Miss Floy, TO Mr.. Oscar L. Traylor. Inc ceremony
All take place Tuesday evening, May 24th at
$50 O'Clock, at the Baipbridge-Street Baptist
church. n -so ,.a
been visiting friends In this city, VIII return nome
The Chesterfield Circuit Court Is In session.
Eeveral members OF tie Manchester bar were
b attendance yesterday.
bis home by sickness for severaiweeEs, Is able 70
The Bsinbridxe-street Baptist Sunday school
viii have their annual picnic at PROVIDENCE
Forge on the 23d Of June.
net dog belonging 10 Mrs. Moore, who lives
on Porter street between Thirteenth and Four
teenth, went mad last week and had 70 pc killed.
The commencement exercises OF tne virginia
burg, takes place this afternoon. Among the
graduates will be lmogene j. Moon aud c. L.
Winfree, OF Manchester.
The May term OF the Hastings court pcgan
yesterday. The following special grand Jury
we're empanneled: Augustine Royal, A. u.
Eyaps. W. T. Pitt, A. q. Gibbs, I. j. Macon, w.
D. Craig, Joseph K. Davidson, j. b. Fitzgerald,
and Samuel Logan. The Jury wac sanm Hsi 70
with breaking into tho engine-house at burton's
trick-yard and stealing oycralls. lie pleaded
xuilty and was flued So and sentenced 10 one
lay In jail Tho grand jury was discharged ioi
The term.
The Court will be engaged to-day In the con-
liberation Of chancery matters and viii proba-
ply adjourn tomorrow.
The case OF Charles Timberlake (colored)
charged with larceny, wae continued until the
June term OF the court.
Al the Central Methodist church Sunday the
pastor. Rev. w. q. Walden, preached morning and
hight. Three were admitted to the member
min m the church in the morning Revival ser
vices win DO held every night tnis week az 'hii
church.
Memorial church Sunday night. Tho pastor
Rev. John J. Clopton, preached both morning
and evening.
Rev. j. X. Harrison, the evangelist preached a
The Bainb-idgc-Street Baptist church Sunda,
10Th morning aud night 10 large congregations
Al the latter service there was much interes
manifested. Thene were several penitents an
anumber Of requests for prayer. The meetirg
viii be continued through the week.
IT'S probable that Mr.. j. X. Perdue's successo
win be elected at the June meeting Of the Cit.
Council, In order that the new members tern
NAV begin July LIST. Among the names men
toned In connection with the vacancy are thos
Of Messrs- w. s. Roilin, Andrew j. j. Gallagher
Scott Gibbs, ". W. Pool, L. N. Nunnally, an
Arthur u. Evans.
The meeting In Leader Hall Sunday after
noon under the auspices Of the Railroad Brancl
OF the Young Mems Christian Association wa
ono OF the inoss interesting the association ma
held for some time. There were about 300 pei
pons present Rev. j. X. Harrison. the evangel
list, conducted the services and there were seye
raj conversions. Messrs. Michsels aud Camp
bell led the singing and N LIS Maggie Angel pre-
sjded ut the organ.