Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-07
At THE ROBRER.

tho city yesterday.
Rev. Charles y. Van Houte, has re-
turned from Newport News.
Mr.. John q. Rice has retuIhcl from
Chicago.
Personals and Briefs.
Mr.. BENJAMIN r. Lioscomb has Ie-
turned from the World Fo'r
Mr.. stephen Putnry and Miss nilEl'
Putncy left yesterday for the Worlds
Fair.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. J. L. Wingo hay" re-
turned to the city after % pleasant visit
tn the Worlds Fair and Niagara Falls.
The revival services at Howarls-Grovc
Daptist church VIII begin Sunday night
nnd continue during the week.
The Methodist Sunday-S.hool Society
win hold It's monthly meeting a' Denny
street church tomorrow afterr On.
The Virginia Brirhts defeated g.. - Hard
hitters in game of bah vest !. lay by
the score of - TO y. :
Thcr. will be- an all-day rcyI'sl meet.
ing at Fairmount-Avenur ( thodist
church tomorrow. II
Rev. g. p. Scott will prcac'3 ar the
.
both morning AMI night.
Mr.. Il. H. cook and Mr. !. N1Hoston
will leave sunday FOR hfteen-S trip
10 the Worlds Fair. =
Mr. James f. Kcaruoy was reported
somewhat better yesterday. II:' condi-
tion is stil critical however.
Misses Es.ir and Maggie Lee Of lo2
south Madison street have returned
from two-wecks' visit 70 the Worlts
Fair.
Miss Adelaide Boular returned hom"
! Yesterday. after two-weeks visit 10
F Chicago and the Fair. where sh" "1S the
; guest of Nj. and Mrs Ernest Hun 'r.
Nfcssrs. Archer Williams AMI Emmrt
/ Shepherd. together with s,N'rt' others,
/ left yesterday for Chicago 10 tb'' in the
/ Worlds Fair and it's surrounIint Z
Rev. joel T. Tucker. Of the tEnd
! Baptist church. together with ~ 3mly,
1 has returned to the city after y sit of
a month To- relatives in Kcnuck 4
\ series II meetings is being d quoted
! this Hcol, at Clay-Strcet McthodisrF rFmrch
/ by Rev Mr. Wilson. the pastok CON
/ siderable interest is being mantle ,
Roy. ". p. Hines viii deliver Xctur"
AT Wast-Nicw Baptist church NJ Mon
/ dav night ON the Worlds Fair an'H Will
be- illustrated with forty sterrirGcon
/ views.
! Mrs. \. T.. Phillips. who was brought
| home Thursday from Crozet. Nd mari"
| county. quite sick, iS now dangerously il
m the residence of her husband. loJ
| Floyd avenue.
Miss Zclh Minor. havlng rocovorH, from
! her attack OF fever. visited th" moIr taius
| ~ Virginia. AMI the Worlds Fair ot
/ Chicago. and has now returned nom"
/ with her health restored
The enrinDer Of the custorI. ouse
! found a onc-fourth inch steel tap g th"
; stems Of the custom-house ye ~ri1y
morning. evidently bclon9inF to 4 s,'.
him.
! Mr.. r. W Uunihan and James lrlt"
! have left for the Worlds Fair Wher, they
| will spend some time. and on th r'-
/ turn will visit their niece. Mrs. 10 i.
! Hvndman. Of Cincinnati. They w.l end
their trip at Niagara Falls.
At the conclusion Of his discour' on
! The Parliament Of Religions hast 9ipF.
| pr Hoge said that owing 10 M s'hort
| time allowed for an afternoon serNN B."
4 was unable 10 finish what he had a say
/ at that hour, but would continue aux xcon-
/ clude the discussion tomorrow afte Toon.
Tho Board OF Police Commissioners
( held their monthly meeting FrdS af-
tcrnoon. but only transacted routinS Sbusi-
ness. The case Of an officer report3 for
: being Of his beat was investigate i and
be- was cXonoratei. as II was show Z that
/ he was where he had been assgn"ds
4 meeting of the joint commitfa Of
| the different Pythan lodges in thi'ecity.
| recently appointed FOR the purpose = ar
ranging for the entertainment oit the
| Grand Lodge, will meet at the Ollie of
| Captain T. +. Hulce in the Third Police
| Station, tonight at o'clock.
Cards are out for the marriage Of Miss
| Annie Belle GoOdloe, of Alton. Va, % Mr..
John J. McHenry OF Hartford. X,
on the evening of October l' 1895 Miss
| Goodloe Is a young lady whose charging
| manners have won for her d host Of
| friends. Mr. McHenry is a prominent
| young lawyer OF the 'Blue-Grass" state.
No cases were tried in the Hastings
| Court yesterday. The case Of \. GlrOlami.
! charged with a malicious assault, was
| called. but at the request OF counsel for
| defence. Mr. y. G. Richardson, 1t was
| continued. Mr. Richardson was engaged
| I'm the trial Of Philip Norman Nicholas
and could not be present.
BrigadIer-General Charles J. Anderson,
| the acting adjutant-general il now busiy
engaged in attending To the duties OF his
new position. owing 10 the illness Of
| General Mcdonald, a number Of communi-
| cations have not been attended 10, but
they will be disposed OF as soon as possi-
| bic.
Applied Christianity in socIal and Po-
| ltical Life" viii b. the subject Of Or.
| Richard H. Thomas, a minister in the
Society OF Friends. at Broad-Street Metho-
| dist church. at $3.50 o'clock tomorrow
| afternoon DR.. Thomas Is man OF
| varied accomplishments. obseryant and
! ful Of the spirit OF Christianity and hav-
ing made a study OF this question Is fully
| prepared TO interest any one while he
| speaks upon II.
| The half-year's meeting OF the Society
| of Friends In this section or Virginia VIII
| begin this afternoon in Friends meeting
| house. on Clay street above First The
| first meeting Is one constituted or the
| officers OF the severel subordinate meet
ings, and Is merely preliminary To the
| work which calls them together. Sunday
there will be a meeting for worship at
| II O'Clock A. NJ and also at O'Clock at
night There will be several ministers from
| other parts. among them DR.. Richard III.
Thomas. OF Baltimore. learned and
| fluent speaker. There will also be a pub
lie meeting for worship at 10 o'clock on
| Monday morning. To these meetings. the
| public are invited.