Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-01

Mrs. J. w. Unger. who lives In the east
ern portion of the city, Is very III.
Mr. J. Stanley Neale. business manager
of the Alexandria san, Is IN The city.
General William McComb and wife are
the guests OF DR.. Tabb, 100 west Grace
street.
Mr.. William ]. Irby, OF Louisa county, is
in the city TO attend the interment cere-
monies.
Miss b. Maud Edwards, of Aryonia. Va,
ia visiting Miss l.. yirgie Walter. 6l2l1
north Ninth.
Mr.. Charles s. Peers, of Lynchburg. was
in the city yesterday 10 witness the REIN
terment ceremonies.
Mr. +. A. Waddill. of Clover Depot, was
in Richmond yesterday and was cordially
greeted by his friends.
Mrs. Jacqueline p. Wysham. of Balti-
more. is on visit TO her sister, Mrs. Il. L.
Workman. 7Os east Leigh street.
Misses Mamie Veale and Belle Phillips.
| Of Norfolk. are visiting Misses Title aud
Madeline jenkins, at 1901 east Broad.
John Robinson. the Charles City county
murderer. will be taken to that county to-
day. The negro does not deny shooting
the woman. but says 1t was accidental. 49,.
Mrs. John r. Taylor of Lynchburg,
came TO the city on Tuesday to witness
the parade. She is stopping at 60l north
( Twenty-sIxth street. She Will remain
several days.
Rev. Mr.. Vanhook. the pastor Of tho
! Third Christian church. Twenty sixth and
Marshall streets. who has been spending
! his vacation in Alabama. Is dangerously
! Ill. His wife leaves to-day, having been
/ called to him by telegram.
Mr.. Henry CLAY Fairman. editor of The
| sunny South, Atlanta, Ga, was IN the city
Yesterday wearing the Confederate-Vete-
/ ran badge. IIe was especially welcome
because of the valuable service he has
been rendering the southern veterans in
the Gray and Blue page OF his paper.
Professor Moses Stein and his orchestra
Will leave to-day for Ocean View. where
/ they will render dance music throughout
/ the summer season. Professor Stein car
RES with him Mesors. John Mucare,
! Charles Miller. Frederick Fletcher. Harry
Ryder, William Adams, Jack Summons,
and Harry Lorraine.
The death of Mrs. Matte 3. Whitaker
(nee Bideood). which occurred on the 29th
instant at her home. IN Trenton, y. c..
will cause sorrow TO her many FRIENDS IN
Virginia and IN this city. she was an nc
/ complished and beautiful woman and
was the daughter of DR.. II. n. BidgOod,
! Of Farmville. and niece of Mr.. George
/ J.. and Colonel j. V. Bidgood, OF this city.
/ The tent OF Rev. VI. b. Williams has ar
rived and been placed in position. at the
corner of Twenty third and Marshall
streets. In consequence of Mr.. Williams 5
inability to reach the city in time the
union Gospel meetings Will not commence
until Friday night. The musical director.
/ MIR. 1Illman, arrived yesterday and will
meet the choir at Cnion-Station taberna-
| Gle tonight at 8 O'clock.
The Free DspeDsary, which has been in
| augurated by the earnest efforts of some
| of our most charitable ladies. will open
: its doors today at noon at rs west Cary
street, with a short service. The promo
tiers ask for donations of either furniture,
provisions. or money. The house IS vol
adapted for the purpose has twelve rooms.
and very accessible. The managers and
doctors propose beginning work at once
and giving treatment and medicine abso-
lutely free to all who are unable TO pay.