Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-27
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| Pullman-Car Company.
In the notice in SUNDAYS paper of the
hay.ride of the l. G. 1. Club the name OF
| Miss Ida Carter was omitted.
It has been decided TO lay the corner
stone of the new Station Methodist
church on Tuesday, July 18th.
The condition Of Mr.. Fntz SitteTding
was considered 10 be improved yesterday.
lie Is still confined 10 his bed.
No business was transacted in the
Hastings Court Yesterday. The court Will
| probably adj oufn for the term on the 2sth.
The Richmond Academy Of Medicine
and Surgery WIFI hold it, regular meeting
tonight. DR.. Mark W. Peyscr will be the
leader.
Mr. james Lyme, of Seven Pines. was
| painfully hurt on SUNDAY III getting OF nn
electrician which was moving quite
rapidly.
Mr, Hardy Freeman, foreman OF the
| DISPATCH stereOtyplug room left yesterday
| for the Worlds Iaif. where be viii spend
some time.
Mrs. Julia 4. Thompson. widow Of Gard
ner q. Thompson and daughter OF the late
Joseph +. Powell, Is critically III at No. ZOJ
south Pine street.
Miss LEILA Cutchins. of Portsmouth, who
was visiting Miss Gertle Morecock. re-
turned home to-day after spending de-
lIghtful time here.
DR.. and Mrs. John Mahoney and Miss
Mary Shea have left for Point Pleasant.
! \. j.. a. which popular resort they Will
| spend some weeks.
Miss Mary Nottingham, of Norfolk Miss
| Turpin, of Charlottesville. and Miss Part
| low. of Birmingham. are visiting friends at
| 927 west Grace street.
Mrs. \. S. McRae and daughter. Mrs.
| Josephine Embrcy. left Saturday for
| Fredericksburg. where they Will spend the
remainder OF the summer
Mss Maude Schultz left on the Goth to
visit relatives III Gloucester and Middle
sex and her aunt Mrs. James Gwyn, of
MObIack Bay. Mathews county, Va.
The regular monthly meeting of the
| Richmond Indian Association will be held
IN the parlor of the Young Mems Christian
Association this evening at o'clock.
Rev. J. q. Shackeford. rector OF st.
PauIs church. Fremont, O.. Is the guest
of c. C.. Walker. 1912 east Clay street. He
preached at hli-Sants' church Sunday
night.
Mr.. j. Blythe Moore and wife and Mr.. c.
Il. Antrim returned from Chicago yester-
day r,d the Chesapeake and Ohio railway.
They like every one else who has visited
the far. say 1t Is the biggest thing on
earth
Miss Ida Robinson, Of Manchester. who
| has been engaged to sing soprano at ALI
SAINTS church during the months of July
| and August. sang at that place OF worship
Sunday. and her voice was very much
cOmplInented.
Mr. Edward G.. Parsons, VINO was badly
assaulted few weeks ago by negro man
who hal been discharged by him. is IN
precarious condition at his home, No l4lO
Ashland street The party making the as
sault has never been captured.
The feed store of Mr.. Irwin /. Suther-
| lin. No. 41G north Sixth street. was entered
| by thieves Sunday night and the money
| drawer broken open. There was no money
| III the drawer, so the parties took a macin-
| tosh coat and several bags Of flour.
The Sunday school Of the Third Presby-
terrain church will give their annual pic
me at Prov dence Forge on Thursday.
| The tram will leave the Chesapeake and
| Ohio Broad street depot at O'clock and
| Orleans.street station. Rockets, at S:45.
| A boy about Is years Old a son of Mr..
| johnson. residing Oh Cherry street. was
painfully hurt last night while playing on
| the fence around the Pine-Street Baptist
| church. lie was leaning over the fence
| and one of the spikes stuck INTO his side.
| Mrs. S. j. Smith, Of No. 81 east Cary
| street. who has been suffering from eye
rltis for the past five weeks. Is now greatly |
| improved. She has Just undergone a very
painful operation. performed by DIR.
! Dunn. which afforded almost immediate
| relief.
General Bradley T. Johnson, of Balti-
. .,,tk h. H..
| on his way home. lie has been visiting |
friends up the James River Valley. The |
| General Is looking the very picture of
| health and was warmly welcomed by many
| friends.
Dr. Hoge will spend a part Of his vaca-
| ton in Baltimore. leaving next week. He |
will preach his last Sunday morning ser
| mon. before taking his trip, on Sunday
morning next. After this week Wednes-
night services will be discontinued for the
summer.
| The Southern Stars and the Company G |
baseball teams will meet on Island Park
diamond this afternoon at o'clock. Bow
man and Withers will do the battery work
| for the Stars and Lathram and McCreary
for Company &. NJ admission will be
charged.
Miss Bessie Zimmerman, who gradu-
ated at st. Mary's BenedIctine Institute
last Friday, and Misses Marie Johnston and
Rose Ximmermann. VINO nave been attend |
ing school at the above institute. left yes
terday afternoon for their homes IN Penn
sylvania.
Rev. }. G. Hiden. d. d., is engaged TO
lecture on The Cosmopolitan Bug" at
Mt. Pleasant church, near Lanexa Station, |
or the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. July |
18th, ant on eth July he lectures at Mill |
Swamp church. Isle OF Wight county. on |
The Girl as an Institution
Messrs. Stafford NJ. White. Harvey Tay
lor. X. ID. Workman, and Douglas Eubank |
left Yesterday morning on their sixth an |
nual fishing tour. to be away two weeks |
The party go by rail 10 Quantco. whence |
they proceed To Chapanamsick creek. on |
the banks of which the fishermen Will |
pitch their tents.
Sergeant James 2. Jeter left the city on |
Thursday, the 22d instant. TO attend the |
commencement exercises at ST. Charles
College, Elhcott City. Md His nephew,
Kendall J. heegan, is a student there. |
After Il brief stay in Baltimore and Norfolk
they will return home, where the latter
will spend his vacation.
The remains of Mrs. Martha +. Pickett
were inferred Sunday afternoon at |
Sbockoe cemetery. The deceased was 50
years of age, and died at the residence
of her son. Mr.. James g. Pickett. No.
south Beech street. Mrs. Pickett had
been for many years resident of Rich
mond, and was held IN high esteem and
respect.
Mr. Il. ID. Mccoy. Of this city. who has
recently been connected with the Electric
Railway Company. has left for Green's
boro'. n. c., to accept more lucrative po-
sitlon IN the Pullman service of the Rich
mond and Danville railroad. Mr.. Mccoy
Was highly respected both by his employ
ers and his fellow employees. urs. Mccoy
will follow IL few days.
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