Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-08
Montreal. Canada. to take charge of the
office there.

Montreal. Canada. to take charge of the
office there.
Mrs. q. r. Dslsrue. who has been quite
Ill for the past week, was much better last
night.
Miss Noyilla Condrey and Mr.. W. II.
Pease were united in wedlock at the resi-
dence Of the bride. 500 north Iwenty-nttn
street, Wednesday, December z5th, hey.
w. L. Wright officiating.
Mrs. r. Jacobs has gone TO New York.
whore she will attend the silver wedding
of MIR. and Mrs. George Rothgeiser to-day
and the woodworking OF DIR. ana Mrs.
Louis Hamburg tomorrow.
Cards are out tor the marriage OF Miss
Bessie T. Cralle. of 63t north seventh
street. to Mr.. George G. Jepson. OF Balti-
more. Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock Mt
the Second Presbyterian church.
MIR. Ed. Fl. Garcin is preparing TO move
into his new residence, 1O06 west Grace
street. Mrs. Garcin has returned 10 the
city after an absence OF two months spent
in Washington. ID. c., and Danville.
Mrs. jamie Duggan. a returned mission
ary from Mexico. Is in this city, stopping
with her uncle, DIR. A. Il: Dickinson, at
1895 west Grace street. She ls grand
The January term of the Henrico County
Court commences tomorrow. The Nlcho-
las murder case and the JOINT charge
aSainsr Houseman and Lloyd of ASSAULT
ING the daughter of the former are set for
trial.
Coroner Taylor was called 70 COS north
Seventeenth street yesterday to view the
body of Ida Gordon, a white girl months
old. The Doctor decided that the child
dIed from natural causes and no inquest
was held.
Mrs. J. w. Alexander, of 202 south Pine
street. who has been visiting in Savannah
for several weeks, expects 70 leave in few
DAYS for Atlanta, Ca, to visit her brother,
Mr.. George W. Eaves, formerly OF Rich
mond, Va.
The men employed in the am-boiler
department of the Richmond Locomotive
Works presented their foreman, Mr.. Will
linn III. Woody. with q d0uble-set silver
service as Christmas present. Mr..
August Fischer made the presentation.
Professor Reuben II. Garnett. late of the
School of Greek in Georgetown College,
Kentucky. is critically i'll at the family
home. in King and Queen county. Profess
sor Garnett graduated at Richmond Col
lege and is considered an unusually bril-
liant man.
The exercises at ST. Pauls church to-
niCht in celebration OF the nth anni-
yersary of the Richmond Protestant Epls-
copal Missionary Society will be especially
interesting. Bishop Whlttle will preside
and Bishops Randolph and Peterkin Will
! make addresses.
The Board Of Managers of the Assocla-
ton for the Preservation of Virginia Anti
I e v. 4.-n1 unit Nna
! Advisory Board, and Directors of Branch
| Associations) will hold quarterly meeting
| at 81 east Grace street on Monday, Janu-
| airy 9Th, at 4 p. NJ.
I The employees of the carpenter-shop of
the Richmond Locomotive. Works on New
! Year's.Day presented their foreman, Mr..
! G.. w. Nahouey, with a handsome clock.
! The presentation speech was made by Mr..
| /. G. Woodcock and was appropriately re-
| sponded to by Mr.. Mahoney.
The newly-elected officers Of Richmond
Castle, No 4, Knights of the Golden
| Eagle; Hines Lodge. No. II, knights OF
| Pvthias; Union and Unity Lodges of Odd.
! Fellows. and Richmond Council, No. T.
| Order United American Mechanics, all OF
which have been published in the DIS
PATCH, were installed during the past
week.
Mr.. Max Heller, of New Orleans. has adj
dressed circular letter to prominent jew
| ish citizens throughout the country
urging the Union Prayer Book, which, he
SAYS. "having been carefully revised by,
committee Of rabbis and exposed to The
unsparing fires of criticism. has been re
commended to the congregations by th'
| Central Conference"
"Florlda on Wheels" arrived at Elb0
Station yesterday morning and Is there fol
( the inspection OF the public. This IS az
/ exhibition OF the products OF the Land
of Flowers" tastilj arranged in palace
car, which is TO be taken to the World
Far at Chicago. The car Is now returning
South after an extended northern tour
1t is open to visitors from A. Nj. to 9 Z. Nj
The Paramount Social Club gave a very
pleasant german and oyster supper Thurs
( day night. The weather was very bad
but the attendance very large. The fol
lowing were among those present: Mlsse
Lula Burkert, Lizzie Little, Lula Mundln
Lizzie Flnke, Ida Finke, Bette Martin
Flyie Snead. Ada Goode. Katie Goode, an