Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14
CAUGHT ON THE FLY.
ITEMS PICKED UP HERE AND THERE
BY DISPATCH REPORTERS.
po,nts About tho Movements OF Our
Friends. Coupled with Notos About
Local Happenings.

county. was in tho city yesterday.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Zirkle. of Sl5 east Frank
| lin. is visiting her parents. in Stanton.
DIR. Rachel Hickey-Carr. OF Chicago, is
in tho city, visiting her sister, Mrs. ii. H..
McVey.
Mr.. J. T. Harris. Postmaster at Rarris's
Lithia Springs, >. o., was IN the city yes
terday.
DIR John Mahony, who has been serious
" III for several weeks at his homo. Is now
improving.
Miss Carrie Deer. Of Norfolk Va. ia the
guest of Mrs. W. H. Weislger, 1907 west
Nam street.
Mr.. :. L. Benedict has Just returned
from Detroit. I1o will remain IN Rich
mond for a week or so.
Misses Mollle and Laurel Tulloh. OF Cliff
ton, Forge, Va. are visiting Mrs. Smith,
No. 81 cas-: Cary street.
Mrs. j. T.. Kidwell and little daughter
Rose. of Alexandria. are visiting Mr.. Silas
L. johnson. on Church Hill.
Mrs. Rebecca Mckinney. of Lancaster.
is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Rebecca
w. Minter, No. 100 west Marshall street.
A business meeting of the lakewood Me-
| mortal ASSOCIATION will be held Monday at
5P. VI. IN the Third Presbyterian church.
Miss Leeds. of New Orleans. and Miss
Rogers. of Petersburg. are the guess OF
Mr. and Ms. +. G. Hah-, on Grace street.
The Council Committee on Streets will
hold a regular meeting III tho City Engl-
neer's Office OF o'clock tomorrow alter
! noon.
In the Chancery Court Yesterday Mrs.
| Qualified "a a 4 u1fpfzfvatOr OF
tAe estates of Elizabeth Crenshaw and I.
| q. CreIshaw.
The horse Of DR.. J. y. McCaw which was
go badly hurt by striking It's head against
the corner Of a brick house was able 10
stand yesterday.
Mr.. Frank G. Robins returned last week
from PLiladelpLia and left Thursday for
Chicago. where ho VIII likely remain Tor
several months.
Mr.. Is. A. Benner. of TIC east Franklin
street, leaves tomorrow ca the Chesa,
peake and OHIO for Chicago, where he Will
spend the summer
The services ut the Sharon Baptist
church to-day will be conducted bv Rows;
Robinson of Fred arlcksOurg, Williams OF
Petersburg, and others.
The Alexandra Gdzeoe says: Mrs. j..
Edward kIdwcll. Of south Asaph street -
visiting relatives in Richmond on Church
Hill. She will be gone three weeks.
Mr.. William d. Bowman u seriously i'll
at the residence of ms son. Mr. j. {. Bow
man. No. jlj north Eighth street, and his
friends have little hopes Of his recovery.
MIR. and iIrs. Willie Liesfeld have re-
turned from their bridal trip, accom-;
panied by Miss Kelley. after having visited
Philadelphia. Baltimore, and Washington.
"Ineersol on Christianity-What is
| True and VI hat False IN HIS Criticisms
will be the subject of Rev. George l.; Cha.
news address at ]. II. to-day in Belyi-
dere Hal.
Mr.. 4. ]. Blanton, of Clifton Forge. for
merry Of this city, IS visiting friends IN
Toledo, O. From there be Will 20 to Chi
caeo. HIS wife will accompany him to the
latter place.
Memorial services will be held on Whit
Monday, commencing al 7. NJ. at the
| coiOred cemetery near Farton Heights.
The exercises Will embrace addresses,
PRAYER, and music.
Mr.. aaron Eichel, Of this city. has re-
! celved an invitation 10 attend the conyen-
t,on Of the Butchers National Protective
, Association of America 70 be held at
Evansville. Ind. May 9th.
Sergeant 4. r. Cousins, OF the Third Pc.
! lice Station. who has been confined to his
home for several weeks, was able 10 visit
the station-ho use Yesterday. lie Is not
strong enough yet to go on duty.
Mrs. Samuel Reynolds, who has been
visiting BROOKLYN. y. y, was rendered a
reception on Nav 10Th. Before returning
home she will visit Chicago and Clncln-
natl with her brother, Mr. Collins, and
wife.
4 telegram was received in this city yes
terday from Mrs. Henry Rosenberg (nee
! MacGlll. Galveston, Tex, announcing the
death of Mr.. Henry Rosenberg, her hus-
band. The interment VIII be mado II Bal
tlmOre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson GUY left tho city
| on YESTERDAY for South Carolina to attend
! the golden wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Hemphill. the parents OF Mrs. GUY. which
takes place at Chester, IN that state, on
Wednesday next.
The case of Mrs. Brennon. whose appli-
cation foI a !iquor-lic anse was refused by
Judge Minor. OF the Henrlco County
Court, cama up on appeal before the Hen
rico Circuit Court Yesterday and was post
pOned until next Friday.
No definite time has yet been fixed for
the examination OF Lieutenant William
Seay. Jr.. Of fitz Lee TROOP, Lvncht urg
who was fined for iusubOrdIuat on before q
court martial last November and suDse-
Guentlg reelected TO his Old position.
On Sunday night the Plat. at tho Broad
Street Methodist Episcopal church, tenn
perance sermon will be preached bv Rev.
Dr. Tudor. The members of sister lodges
are invited TO meet with Trinity Lodge al
Central Hall promptly at 1880 o'clock and
20 in BODY, as seats Will DO reserved
Wear badges.
Electric.cars Nos. 81 and q collded or
Nam street on the bridge over the Hlch-
mond and York-River railroad Friday al
ternoon, and both conveyance were slight
Nv damaged. No passengers were aboard
at the time and no one was hurt. although
the conductor on car No. "A narrowly
escaped injury.
Captain David A. Brown. quartermaster
OF Lee Camp, has diIuterred the remains
of J. Vi. Wood, Of tho Twelfth Mis,isslppl
Infantry, and had them rebuIied IN the
soldiers section of HOLLYWOOD cemetery
The remains were found buried IN the
woods near the National cemetery al Glen
dale by Francis II. Osborne. the superIn-
tendent of that burylnG-ground.
A pleasant social was given at No. pie
east Franklin street last FRIDAY night. Re
freshments were served at midnight, after
which the games were resumed and kep'
up TIL the wee small hours OK mora.
Among the ladies present were Misses
GUsSie. Lena, and Lizzie Zane, Clara anC
, Ella Smith. Josie and Lille Burns. Annie
Cannon, Annie Malone, Mary Proc
, Blanche Cox, Ada Drake. Kate Wilkinson
. Ida Harris. Minnie Netzger. Cora Bel
, Josie DAVIS. and Ellen Clifford. Tho gen
tlemen were Messrs. John and Ed. Davis
James and II. Metzger, Malone. Cannon
Wagner. Allen. Fleg, Sullivan. Ruther
ford, Knotte. Walden, Russell. and Monta
cue.
Our Daily New York Hotel Report
, Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
New YoaK. MAY l3.-Mr. A. J. Aber.