Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-15
THE RICHMOND D~lspATon-sUNDAY OCTOBER Is. 1898.

a Mrs. Skinner. As the min wearing
a .addbe ran up Main street. n phaeton
driven by a lady was coming down, and
the runaway horse being unable to pass
through the narrow space W the
two vshtcSes jumped into the wagon.
which was empty. and damaged 1t con-
siderabIy.
Tee Lodge. No. S. Order OF Tonti, paid
20 the chartered members. whose certih-
Gates have expired. $4,000 last Thursday
night.
Rev. George H.. Ray, Jr.. left yesterday
for Petersburg. where he will preach to
day for Rev. DR.. Bledsoe, morning and
evening.
Mr.. Harry Maynard. candidate for thu
Senate from the Portsmouth district,
vas in the city yesterday.
Colonel Tazeweil Elicit and Mr.. Frank
Jacob left yesterday for the Worlds Fair.
The Council Committee on Streets meets
tomorrow afternoon. at 5 o'clock.
MFR. ]. w. Long. OF Norfolk. who has
been at work In the internal Revenue
Office here. left for home yesterday.
Mr. T. Henry Kritzer and his nephew.
Iinwood Walton. have returned from tbs
Worlds Fair.
Mrs. Maria E. Harris. OF 1s2, west Cary
street. has returned home after a most
delightful trip OF two months through
the mountains OF Virginia.
Misc Annie Moore Is in Chicago.
Mr.. Dan c. Horean has gone TO Chics-
20. to the Worlds Fair. and will re-
turn by way OF Baltimore and Washing
ton.
Mrs. Lucy Warren and children, 0.
Scotland. Va, are the guests OF Miss
Kate McDonough. No. 7oi north Twenty
first street.
Little Virginia Bryce. who has been
dangerously III for some tiwe. Is speedily
recovering. and her father. pr. c. A
Bryce. is resuming his duties on his Med
zeal Journals.
The following party leave leaves for
the Worlds Fair on Monday, for a
two-weeks' stay: Mrs. Mann $. Nalen'
tine. Jr., Mr.. Granville c. Valentine
Mr.. James VI. Valentine. NJ. r 5. Powers
Misses Louise. Kate and Miriam Meade
Miss Lane. OF Alabama: and will joir
Major and Mrs. Thomas browne ir
Charleston. ". Va.
Mrs. G. X. Roper and Mrs. Thomas
II. Stovall. Of Church hin. left on the
y. VI. train Thursday. for th1 Woric
Fair.
Miss Mary Donbcrry. Of Petersburg. IS
visiting her cousin. Miss Conway Hold
croft. at COS north Twenty-sixth street
Pew. George l.. Chalny. the Unitarian
divine. has returned TO the city, and vii
resume his services in Beividere Hall. q
4 =. ST. to-day. He has been In attend
ance at the Parliament Of Religions. an
to-day will give his impressions OF tina
gathering with especial reference to th'
thought Of religious unity involved In It
Mr.. NJ. l.. Akors. chief clerk 10 Genera
Manager stevens. OF The Chesapeake an'
Ohio railway. leaves Tor Chicago to-day.
Mr.. Ben Jacobs has returned from IA
worlds Fair.
Mr.. r. II. Cook. who has been on
visit 10 the Worlds Fair. r"turr- hom
Yesterday. ana will lleyc for E~dmor
Monday. to sperd n few days
Mr.. W. NJ. Lowry is visiting friend
and relatives in Hanover county.
Messrs. John W. Starl.e and Z. a
Cook viii leave FOR Newport News Mon
day. 10 spend = few days.
Mr.. J. J. Burke ana Mr.. T. y. Houniha'
have returned home after a two-weeks
visit 70 the Windy city.
The marriage OF SIR. John p. Stone
Of Raleigh. y. c.. and Miss Gentle Lacy
OF this city, IS announced TO take plac
Mt C~lay-Street Methodist c~Irch mex
Wednesday, october 18th. at G:l5 +. NJ.