Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-29

Major William G. Scott and daughter,
Miss Lily Scott. of Gordonsville. are visit
ing Mrs. II. L. Berkeley, at Sl2 east Clay
street.
Rev. w. p. Hines. of West-Yiew Baptist
church, will preach at the Soldier's-Home
| chapel this afternoon at o'clock. The
public is invited.
Captain George u. Forbes, of the Atlanta
| Artillery, with his wife, will be IN Rich.
mond Monday TO attend the unyeiling OF
the Hill monument.
A number OF gentlemen went up to Ash
land Park yesterday to partake of the
hospitality of Mr. Edmond Winston at an
old-fashlonei fsh-fry.
Mr.. l.. b. TAYLOR has returned from the
Hot Springs. Arkansas, where he spent
several weeks for the benefit OF his health,
| which Is greatly improved.
Miss Wayne Frayser. of Church Hill. left
Thursday for Danville, where she VIII
spend some time as the guest OF her
| cousins, the Misses Terrell.
Miss Minnie and Miss Fannie Hill of
| Culpeper, are visiting Mrs. George Crutch-
| field 40S west Main street. They will be
| IN the city for several DAYS.
The Teutonc Club had q very enjoyable
entertainment at Blandon Park Thursday
night. The storm caused some cOnsterna-
ton. but soon passed over.
Mr.. G. L. Delarue was Frustrated by q
severe nervous chill last evening. A physl-
clan was summoned, and at IL i. VI. he
seemed to be out of danger
Mrs. T. s. Dunaway, wife of DR.. Duna-
way. Of Fredericksburg, 10 visiting Mrs:
George B. Steel, at No. 200 south Third
street. She will be here several days.
The Mitchell-Bahen faction of the Re-
publican party, who represent the ticket
which triumphed in the municipal cleo
ton. will have torchlight demonstration
| Tuesday night.
The members of the Richmond police
| force donned their summer helmets yester-
dav. The hats are of light material both
in weight and color and are almost as cool
as though they were made of straw.
Colonel F. G. Skinner. who comes to at
tend the unwilling of the Hill statue. will
| be the guest of Captain Louis !. Boissieux
322 south Third street. His old comrades
who call on HIM will be cordially We
coined.
The earnings of the Richmond and Pc
tersburg railroad for April. 1892, We're
| S32,047.O4; expenses, S2l,3l7.9S. And the
| earnings Of the Petersburg railroad for
same moath were S53, 1862; expenses,
S24. s305s.
Colonel John S. Cunningham, promi-
| nent and influential citizen of North Caro-
| lima and the largest tobaeco-growerin that
| State. is among friends in the city. He ls
lust conyalesclng from a long spell OF Ill
ness.
Rev. II. C. Tucker, Methodist mis-
sionafy to Brazil. who Is on visit to his
| father-in-law, Bishop Granbery. will de-
liver the address TO the children IN Union;
Station to-day at IL A. ~, ana Will
! preach at +. n.
On Tuesday evening last very delight
ful entertainment was gwen at the resi-
| dence of Mr. John 4. Carter, No. e07 north
| Twenty-sixth street. Music was the cniei
| enjoyment of the evening. Refreshments
| were served later on In the evening.
Every effort will be made by the Chesa.
peake and Ohio Railway Company 70 have
the damage 10 the canal repaired and the
water turned on in time for work 10 be re.
sumed in the factories. which are supplied
from this source, tomorrow morning.
The BOYS of the Junior Hollywood Ne
mortal Association who desire to tak'
part in the procession TO the Hill monu
ment unveiling will meet Captain John
TYLER at the Virginia Mechanics In
stitute, No. COZ east Main. at o'clock IN
the morning.
The funeral Of Mrs. Rosaline Wendlin
Ger. wife of Anthony Nendllnger. tool
place Friday afternoon from the Eyangell
cal Lutheran church Rev. Mr.. Oehlschlae
ger conducted the services IN German
and English. Captain Frank CUNNINGHAM
sang Rock of Ages very teelingly. Ih'
interment was al HOLLYWOOD.
Mr.. George f. Fisher. treasurer of Thu
Richmond Railway and Electric Company
left for New York a day or so ago with
view to securing several OF the latest ont
most improved electrician motors 10
trial upon the lines of this city. This Il
the primary step 10 securing more noise
less service in this city.
Mr.. James NJ. Quicke. Jr.. attorney fo
the Midnight Mining Company, OF Ouray
Col. and Sir. Alfred T.. keet, vice-presi
dant of the same corporation, are at Muir
chv's Hotel. Mr. Quicke for the past fou
wears has been engaged IN the practice o
law in Kansas City. to which. place he wen
from Petersburg, Va. where he was reared
The annual meeting and anniversary
celebration of the Male Orphan Asylum
will be held at Park-Place Methodis
church this afternoon at 4:3O o'cloch. ih'
ANIMAL address will be made by hev. "
John b. Newton. OF Monumental church
Various reports will be read and there WI
hs excellent singing bv the girls OF tn'
Female Humane ASSOCIATE On and the
orphan boys.
Little Miss Katie, daughter of Mr.. Ott'
Muller. COZ north Second street. gave
b,rthday party Thursday night. Abou
6fty bows and girls were present. I'M
march was led by the young hostess ant
Master Willie Drumheller. There was mu
sic dancing. ROTATIONS, games, &c. sup
,'ar was served at 10 o'clock. Mrs. Mile
was assisted bv Mrs. Il. A. Adams ana MIS-
Joseph Hulcher IL receiving.
coptein Charles II. skinkcr is the presi
aont III ,he Virginia Mercantile and SAT-
,ranoS;t Company, wEch concern mas
,nmi,er of persons, chiefly ladies, engaged
IN making abstracts from the deed-book
in tne Chaucery Court. The same WORK !
be,nc doac in the uenrico Sounty ,ou',
and 11erks Waddlll and Goddin are AFFORD
,ng Mr.. Arden howell, who has, charge 0
the matter. all the information they can.
m. .;,dows TO be placed at st. Paul
,',i IN memory OF General Robert 4.
- nave arrived IN Richmond. The ON
aors M tba church made every EFFORT U
oJ.a;n the windows in time 70 have tnep
Dya,ied ana dedicated by May 30th. bu
~ hid not be done. They will be un
in the fall, aud no doubt tue ann,
vorsarv Of the death Of General Lee, wnic,
took place October IL, 1871, Will be selected
Beginning the LIST of June the Chesn
|. pcake and Ohio will run sleepers iroi
Washington TO st. Louis. kica a;n SO,
fuli benefit OF this accommodation, 10
, ,n.' train that leaves Richmond at T. Al
w, H conasct with the Washington tran
, and Richmond passengers for 81: LouI
will only have to step from one Pullma
car 10 another at Gordonsville. ~
. run from Richmond TO 81. Louis VIII o