Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-22

State and the popular Democratic nomiueee
for Congress from the Fifth District Oh
thar State.
Rev. DIR. Charles II. Corey expects 20 oc-
cnpy his new home. on south beecn s'iee''
about October 18th.
Rev. DIR. p. A. Peterson. who has peeh
preaching in Lancaster county, Il eApe''eu
home by next Sunday.
Dir. Willie Tribbett. who was married o.
Clifton Forge on the goth, has arrlVeu III
Richmond with his bride.
Rev. W. p. Hines. Of West-view Baptist
church, will preach at Soldiers holho W
night. The public are invited.
Suit was entered in the Circuit Court
yesterday by A. A. Vantine d %. against
Ganss d Co. for $500 damages.
Messrs. John ]. Toler and Charles NJ.
Tilman returned Yesterday from mashlhg-
ton, ID. c.. where they had pleasant tiule'
James williamson (colored) was received
at the peniteptiary yesterday from iorn
county, 10 serve term of i've ana a haii
years for perjury.
Nr. G. G. Cullen. of Knoxville, Tenn. IS
the guest of his sister, Mrs. DR.. X. II. Fltt.
Mr. Cullen is a son of DR.. Cullen, formerly
OF Henrico county.
Mr.. John r. Saville. who was so badly
hurt at the Chesapeake and Ohio car-S1ops
juno 18th last, is still confined to his rooln'
but IS steadily improving.
The Board of Public Works held their
regular monthly session yesterday ann
were engaged for several hours IN Tue
transaction of routine business.
The Governor Yesterday appointed }.
W tfgwA,v, - Ko~~etrfl1n n HpIannfn 10 tue
Road Congress, which meets IN Memphis
on the third Wednesday in October.
Rev. DR.. r. n. Sledd. of Centenary Me-
thOdist Episcopal church, Will deliver me
dedicatory sermon AZ the opening OF the
McKendree Methodist church. Norfolk.
Miss Jennie Elicit, who has been study
Ing at the Harvard Summer School. Cam
bridge. Mass. and informing herseI III
advanced methods of teaching. returned
home Monday night.
Among the visitors at the Capitol yes
terday were MIR. A. j. Moore. sherlh Oh
York county; Mr. Powell Hill, of Madison,
and Or. w. w. Morris, superintendent OF
schools Of Henry county.
The death is announced nj Crawford, y.
j., Of Dir. David S. b. Bennett. Tho de-
ceased was % years Of age, and was well
known in Richmond. The interment was
made az Greenwood cemetery, Brooklyn
The State INSTRUMENTATION Sunday
School Convention meets at Roanoke sep,
TENDER 2Gth, 9th, and 2oth. Richmond
will be well represented. The delegates
from this city will leave next Monday
morning.
Professor Leslie L. Campbell Of Fish
burne Military Academy, left Yesterday toi
WaynesbOro'. he was accompanied by
Cadet Cohen, of Richmond. Captain
Frank NJ. Papy, Of Florida, assistant com
mandaut. lett Wednesday for the same "a
atItution' after a short STAY in this city. HI
was accompanied by Cadets Andrews
Mayo. and Phillips, all of Richmond.
The third degree was conferred on Rev
George II. Ray. Jr., ofAshland Lodge. No
| 1863. Tuesday night, by Richmond Ran
| candidate. Rev. George II. Ray. Of the
| Grand Working Committee, performed
| the greater part OF the ceremony, pre-
/ siding, as he did, in the first and thirC
| sections. The District Deputy Crane
Master, William Ryan, presided in tn
second section.
Rev. George II. Ray, Jr., who has beef
/ for two weeks past on visit 10 this cit,
and filling his fathers pulpit, left ycster
I day for Boston University, where he vii
| attend the divinity school of that lnstltu
! ton. Tbs Young minister is graduate
OF multiplication College and attende,
| Princeton College one session. He vii
| complete his studies this session. He ha
| has greatly improved III healtD in New
| England, and finds other special sdvan
! tag0s at the university. He has been dc
I ing supply work in and near Boston du
/ ring the summer, and his pulpit efforts Il
I his recent visit to Richmond have made
very favorable impression for him III Thu
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