Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19
mission-room. Services are conducted
every Sunday morning at IL o'clock and on
Tuesday night at O'clock.

m,ssion-room. Services are conducted
every sunday morning at IL o'clock and on
Tuesday night at ) O'clock.
Messrs. W. Il. TAYLOR. Charlie peticolas,
Carroll Eubank, and take Cronc left yes-
terday afternoon on the sail-hoat Success
on their fourth annual cruise and fishing
trip. They will be abscn; some two weeks.
Will camp ont, aud hope to have happy
trip.
Madam Teusler leaves Tuesday afternoon
WITH select party of young people for
Niagara. Canada. lakes Champlain and
george, Saratoga and the Hudson. re-
turning by way OF New York. Among
,ne yonng ladies in the party are Misses
hena and Sadie Stearn.
At the recent commencement Of the
Theological Seminary. at Louisville. two
OF the four orators of the graduating
class were Nirginiaus-R. L. Lee Aylor
and T.. II. Hatcher. The CO,Ti,r-.I0iTndl
of that date contained q cut of the orators
and extracts from their addresses.
The young ladies' Of Broad-Strcet Mctho-
dist church will have japanese garden
party for the benefit of the Rosebud Mis-
slonary Society IN the Baptist Institute
ward next thursday afternoon and night.
| There will be special attractions for chill
dsen IA the afternoon at 5 o'clock. :
The folloWin! contributions were made
during the past week TO the Sheitering
Arms Hospital fund st. Johns circle.
through Mrs. Burton, S2S.62; Helping
Hand Circle, through Mrs. Williams, $50 /;
cash. s. cash. 50 cash. -. and soda
water tickets of I. a. Miller. S3-iotal to
date. S5,94LS7.
Friday night. when the fourth-Street
Baptist Sunday school was returning rom
Its picnic at loung's Pond, gang OF
negro boys threw rocks into one or two OF
the wagons, and several persons were
struck, a small child being very badly
hurt. This occurred near the western
city limits. on Leigh street.
The Common Council will meet Tuesday
evening 10 consider the report from the
Committee on Streets with regard to work
20 be done during the year. regular
session of the Grounds and Buildings Com
mittco will be held tomorrow afternoon
OF 6 o'clock The only business that will
be transacted Will be tho approval OF bills
and pay-r0lls.
Miss Clara Palmer, o. Greenesville, Va.
who has been pupil at the Peabody Con-
scryatory of Music IN Baltimore and has
won distinguished reputation "a pianist,
gave an exhibition of her musical skill be-
fore "A few of her Richmond friends yesier-
charmed with her playing. Miss Palmer
Will attend the Peabody Conservatory
another session. and later on 60 10 Ger
many TO perfect her musical education.
Mir. f. L. Balm, Of High Point, \. c.,
recently spent a while IN Richmond, and
during ms stay here he was arrested and
carried before Justice Crutchheld on
trivial charge BAN was reported III the
DISPATCH as having gone 10 jail because ne
could not pay his fine. He writes the
paper a letter IN which lie states that this
Is an error. as he had S35 10 his credit IN
the court when be went 10 prison. lie
did not. however. ray his fine at the time
that 10 was imposed.
Alta stated conclave Of Mt. Olive Com
mandery 40. 2. Knights Iemplars. the fol-
lowing officers were elected and installed:
j. X. Emenent, commander: W. +. Dab
new. eeueralissmO: :. II. Desmond, cap
taiu-general: Matthew Hope, prelate;
Richard Baker. senior warden; James l..
Dickersou. Junior warden: John n.
Lewis. treasurer; A. \. Read. recorder;
Robert Harris, standard bearer; Richard
Davis, sword bearer; John Graves, warder;
George ". Wood. sentinel.