Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-28
RICHMOND IN BRIEF.
THE NEWS OF A DAy SERVED IN
CONDENSED FORM.
Notes About the Courts, Personal Points,
Church Items. and General Local
happenings.

Hon. George n. Wise has returned 10 Wash
ingion.
Mr.. o. o. Owens. who has been confined 70 his
house by sickness for four weeks, y now able 10
be out.
Captain J. W. Taliey, formerly Of Richmond,
has been elected a member OF Buen1 Vista Clty
Council
Large crowds are attending the revival service
a. Pine-Street Baptist church, and the interest
Is increasing
Mrs. Al. Blanton. Of Clifton Forge. has been
visiting friends in this city and after pleasant
trip returned home yesterday.
In the Chancery Court yesterday Ferdinand
bourquenot qualified IA executor ot MIS-. Ste-
phanie L. Bourquenot. decreased.
Mrs. J. L. ". Curry IL now in the city. guest
OF Mrs Thomas, 1l2 east Grace street. she WIN
be at home this afternoon from 10 O'CLOCK
very Informally.
Mr.. Anderson y. Grubbs, one-iegged ex-
Confederate, IL an applicant for the post OF lan-
tor AZ the City Hail. made vacant by the death
| oil Henry C. Ferguson.
The funeral Of Mr.. Richard Adam. whose
death was reported IN yesterdays DISPATCH, WIZ
take place from the second Baptist church TINS
afternoon at $3.50 O'clock
An important meeting of the Hollywood Me-
moral Association, Jr, will be held ia the par
Tors OF the Young Mems Christian Association
this afternoon NJ o'clock.
Rev Hartley Carmichael will occupy the
pulDit AZ -. Paul's church Sunday morning,
when his beautiful new composition, "CrossinS
the Bar will be rendered.
| A charge has been made against Edward DICK
erson (roored) who ~ now In fail. for breaking
| into the dwelling Of Joseph W. Johnston ana
stealing pair OF pants aud lot OF neckues'
Sergeant B. z. Howard. Of the First FolIce-Sta-
| ton, lost his badge Thursday afternoon between
| the First and Second POllrc-Stations. 10 IA
polce-sergeants badge, and has tho owner
| name on the back.
Emmett Taman. not the son of W. II. Talman,
| EsI, was arrested and lodged in the flrst fOnce
| station yesterday tor stealing watch and TWO
chains from the stOre OF Samuel Jacobs, on MAN
street near Fifteenth.
| The neEly-elecied officers Of Marshall Lodge,
| No. H., knights Of 9ythas, were Installed
| Thursday night Mr.. ". :. WO)dsou II the
| representative 20 the Grand Lodge, which meets
| In this city IN February.
| The Christian Union sun,;ay-echool Associa-
| ton will meet NJ Marshall-street Christian
! church Sunday at $3.50 y. VI. There Will be good
| music. interesting exercises by the children,
| and an address by Rev. X. w. Van Hook OF the
| Third church.
| The services held nj Belvidere Hall on Sunday
| NJ T. NJ 10y Rev Mr.. CLANCY are Steadily iu-
crossing in numbers amt interest. Tho subject
| announced Tor Tomorrow IL ."Ihe Heart In Re
| isl0n.' All persons wishing 10 learn OF the re-
| ligious teachings Of Unitarians are welcome to
| these services.
The Supreme Chapter Of tho Progressive
| Endowment Guild Of America neld its regular
trlennial meeting AZ She guild Office. IN this city,
| Thursday evening. Hon. II. W. FlOurno,, su-
| preme governor. presided. The statement f]r
! 1892 showing the condition OF the guild was
highly gratifying.
The following ia from a recent issue Of the
| Greenyille -. c. DrltU Ne,rs: Miss Laura "
| Nelson. Of Richmond, Va, arrived in the city
| Saturday night on visit 10 Miss Annie Maud
| Lat.mer and will spend some time here. She u
| the daughter Of the Rcy. Or. James Nelson
| president OF tho Richmond Female Institute
who IL a distinguished divine and educator.
The young mems meeting at the Young Men.
| Christian Association sunday afternoon viii
be- held in tho con ,ert-hall and will be addressed
| by Rev. v. l.. Wright. The following gentleme1
| VIII furnish the music: Joseph VI. Brereton
| comet; 5. :. Perkins, tuba; John Gorlach
| trombone: George Burton MOuntcasile, corneti
| VI. J.. Wills. organist Shepherd Webb, pianist:
| Horace +. Smith, musical director, and choru;
| OF male yolc5s-
Acca Temple had an Interesting meeting
| Thursday night. After the installation OF TIT
| officers elected about two weeks ago the Illus
| trious- Past Potentatc Louis =. Ecker was pre-
| senfed with an exquisite jewel by lllustricu+
| Noble William H. Sands with appropriate re
marks Noble Ecker responded IN feeling
| terms. Noble Ecker was also installed by Nus
| trious-Potentate Fred. Peasants a. First Cere
monial Master Of the Imperial Council. Noole'
| OF tho Mystic shrine.
| The following Il a correct list Of the officers
elected by the stockholders Of the Security
| Savings Bank At the meeting Thursday after
noon z. 4. Cntin, president; James X. Gordon
vice. PRESIDENT A. B. Blair, cashier; W. a
| Crcushaw, assistant cashier. Directors Clay
| Drewry, \. Bargamln. =. D.. Cten-haw 1. II
| Hagan. \. K. Savage, +. W. Gates, Preston
Coke, !. b. Moshy, W. I. Hancock, A. Catlin
! Thomas L. Jeflress, +. Wnitock, lhonas D.
| Neal, Jr., James X. Gordon, and K. ". Powers
! Tomorrow morning at the Grove-Avenue Bap
tst church, Rev. j. c. ilden, tie pastor prearhe
at Ii o'clock sermon having reforence TO thu
| deaConate, and after the sermon Messrs. A. j.
Philips. Is. A. Jacob. 4. h. Elicit, x. Garciu, AM
| j. n. Robinson will b. ordained deacons. FRO
| lessor H. H. Harris aud Rev. Joseph Hiden VII
assist IN the service. and Rev. Joseph lliden vii
| preach at night. At3 o'clock Z. NJ. an iinDor
| tant church conference will be hold, ana all me
members, male and female. are urged to bS
| prpgpQf.