Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-13
railroad deal, which attracted 50 much attention

railroad deal, which attracted 30 much attention
last spring.
Rev. DR.. J. C. HIden win occupy tho pulpit Of
the second Baptist churcn this morning. and
Rsv Dr. Moses ID. Hoge VIII preach 81 night.
Rev. Joseph fiiden will preach at 9rsce-Strees
church at night
Tbe city ambulance wes called last night az
1910 o'clock 10 attend n cpiofed man at tho
Fisst Polcc-s:ation, who had been cut in tho
neck while lighting. he was treated and loft
with the officers.
Lieutenant Z. J. Ecker has returned from a
ten DAYS trip 20 the country, and his condition
is greatly improved. lie Is rapidly recovering
from tho effects OF tho fall he had on the evening
u the Exposition tournament, which came 20
near resulting fatehy.
MIR. J. L. Armstrong. secretary and engineer
Of the Union Railway company, Memphis,
Springs. and Pixies Peak, Is visiting his homo In
tais city, and will leave In a few days for trip
TO Philadelphia and New YORK.
Just after the sale ct shelburne's warehouse
Tomorrow the Tobacco I rade wall hold an impor-
tant meeting tie object Of which Ia tho organiza-
tion OF n lo1se trade for Rlchmond, which has
become absolutely necessary as the loose bust
ness mas grown 20 be one Of such large dealings
aud proportions.
Superintendent John r. Hooper has made to
the Executive Committee of the hollywood Gene
terry Association an interesting report OF bis visit
infendeusA IL contains many useful suggestions
and yaiua bio information OF the work In all parts
OF the United States.
The annual meeting OF the Ladies' Auxiliary
10 the Masonic Homo will be held at that place
on Thursday next 18th instant. special train
will leave the Seven Pines railroad depot AZ IL
n. and returning will loave the Home at 3:15 T..
NJ, giving three hours for the ladies' TO transact
business and partake OF lunch.
Mr. Hurry Lee Rust OF Washington, d. c.,
and Misc Josephine Wheelwright will be mar
ried on Wednesday afternoon next. the 10th In
slant, ct half-past . o'clock at Monumental
church, this CITY, Miss Mheelwrtght formerly
resided here, where she has a largo circle Of
friends. There will be no cards.
The meeting at the Young Mems Christian
Association thia afternoon at O'Clock will be led
nv Mr. @. w. Hunter. Mr. Shepherd Webb viii
act as pianist, Mr.. ID. 8. Bennett az organist and
Mr. j. d. Mountcastle as cornetst. Mrs. J. X.
KnovIes will render several solos. The con-
vocational Bibie-class will meet at s:I5 this
evening
The cantata "The wator Fairies" was rem
dered Friday night for tho benefit Of the Young
Mems Christian Association OF Ashland large
audience assembled and we're delighted. All
took their parts nnely, and iairyland presented
a lovely scene. The vocal and instrumental
music OF the first part was especially fine.
Misses Goodwin, Montgomery, Seay. Clay and
Mrs. Durrett, Mrs. Clements, and Messrs- Cum
ninghan, Unkel, and Ralph Clements partici-
pated.
Sidney Lodge, No. 42S, !. o. g. T., was on
cered by Star Of Hope Lodge Friday night at Bel
yidere Hal, and quite an enjoyable time was
spent. Tho programme embraced an address
by Mir. Joseph II. Shepherd. chorus by the choir
entitled 1.-THE Wolf ls on tue hill, reading by
Sir. II. c. Davis entitled Tho Two Runaways,'
recitation by Miss Mollie scott entitled "The
Baldhead Man, solo by Miss Ella Hammond en-
titled sThat Is Love-" dialogue b.! Misses Scott,
Mitchell and Doremus. recitation by Mr.. Schnur-
man entitled 4" O'Gradys Goat" reading by Mr..
b. 4. Pillow entitled Tho Baby" splendid
collation. was served.