Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-31


! leave Tuesday ia Norfolk and Boston 70
snd ssysrAH Ts e a., Win .a rs,sssef from
| protracted sickness. and Miss Hill. who
| was thrown from . buggy early IN June,
| IL still suffering from injuries received. II
l u hoped both will he much improved 10
health ere their return.
| Richmond Nsws In brief
| There Is pear.freo In the yard OF III
( north Fourth street that has ripe fruit
| upon II, but has AIso In the last few days
blconed second time.
| The meeting Of Libcrtas Lodge Of Per-
| lection, No. Is. Scottish Rite Masons, an
nounced for lasG night. was postponed by
the Venerable Mester until tomorrow
night.
The Executive Committee OF the Dis
| ciples' Union Of Richmond and Manches-
| ter will hold an important meeting at the
| Seventh-Ssreet Christian church to-mor-
row night at o'clock.
The North End Yacht Club. composed
| of colored people, will leave by the Chesa-
peake and Ohio p. NJ. train to.rorrow
| for their annual outing. At Old Point
they will embark on the Ada.
Yesterday Mr.. Jackson. editor Of the
Southern Planter, received from Captain
| Orris A. Browne, of Cape Charles, q
tomato which measures 10 inches in cir
conference and weighs "a ounces.
The Young men Of north Twenty-sixtn
street expect to ,eorganize their athletic
club tomorrow night. which was carried
on successfully last season. Their quar-
tiers will be at No. 600 north Twenty-sixth
street.
The earnings of the Richmond and Pc
tersburg Railroad Company for June. 1892,
were S3i, 1889; expenses, SOS. 1884; and
the earnings of the Petersburg Railroad
Company for same mouth were $4S,334. 81 |;
expenses, SIS, 065.32.
The committees from the various labor
unions of the city appointed to make pre-
liminary arrangements for the Labor Day
parade will hold O meeting In Central Hall.
on Fifth street. Wednesday evening TO con-
slider the details of the work before them.
AT a meeting of the Board of Directors
OF the Sheltering Arms held yesterday
the following officers were elected: Mr..
Charles V. Meredith, president; Mr.. j. A..
Cary, vice-president; Mr.. George f. Craw-
ford. treasurer, and Moses ID. Hoge, Dr.,
secretary.
The State Board of Dental Examiners,
of which DR.. J. Hall Moore, OF this city. is
president, and DIR. w. 4. Norris, of Char
lottesyille, secretary. will meet at tho
Rockbridge Alum Springs Tuesday. August
SOth, at 8 A. NJ. for the examination of
candidates to practice dentistry in Virginia.
A cablegram was received yesterday from
MIR. Ii. Theodore Ellyson, secretary and
treasurer of the Dispatch Company, stating
that his party, consisting of himself and
daughter, Miss Mary, and Messrs. w. ID.
and L. r. Chesterman, had arrived safely
at Queenstown. They sailed on the 23d in
the Aurania.
The Wayback Club has about COM
pleted arrangements for their annual
cruise. They expect to start from West
Point on fast-sailing yacht, and will take
in Yorktown, Cobb Island. Virginia Beach,
Ocean View, and Old Point, returning ria
Newport News. The club will probably
leave here on Thursday next.
The Sunday school to be organized this
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock OF the Soldiers
Home under the auspices of the Methodist
Sunday School Society of this city, has
met with great encouragement from the
residents in that section. The officers
and Board of Directors of the society will
attend. DR.. Tudor and others will assist
in the formation, and O choir,i with good
music, will be present.