Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-27
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between Eighteenth and Ninesec"th'
| Sergeant II. +. Howard has been snp"h-
tendent for fourteen years.

between Eighteenth and Ninesecnth'
II. +. Howard has been supsrh-
tendent for fourteen years.
The following party will leave mex.
week to attend the worlds Fair: Messrs-
j. Harrison. John 7. Hicks. ID. vi. suili-
van. Ed. II. Metzger, Benjamin jacob.
NJ. u. Ramos. and many others.
Lodge OF Strict Observance. No. 2T,
at It's meeting Monday night decided upon
motion OF Mr. VIM. Ryan who now nlls
that office TO recommend Colonel VIM. Y.
Tanner for District Deputy Grand
Master.
Charles Smith and Austin Bentley Goth
colored) were arrested yesterday morning
as suspicious characters and locked up
in the Second station. They had In their
possession a set OF buggy harness, sup
posed to have been stolen.
Mr.. Charles NJ. Caughey, Of Baltimore.
who has been nominated by President
Cleveland for consul at Messina, Italy,
married a daughter OF Mr.. John VI. itis-
gins. OF this city, and is a gentleman OF
scholarly attainments.
Mr.. +. j. Weymouth. treasurer, and
Julius Bass. Esq. secretary OF Old
Dominion Council. American Legion OF
Honor will to-day pay 10 the widow OF
VIM F. Harwood the sum OF 5000, for
which he held a certificate i'm this order.
Many Of the teachers and scholars os
the High School attended the funeral
OF Howard Waite yesterday afternoon,
and the class of which he was a member
was present as a body. Many members
OF the Young Mems christian Association
were also I'm attcnlance.
Mr.. Gustavus Schultz. secretary OF the
First English Lutheran sunday-school.
has been appointed delegate 70 the sixth
annual convention of the Protestant
| churches In Virginia, which will be held
in Charlottesville the last Of this month.
Bishop Claiming Moore Williams. Pro
testant Episcopal Bishop, % China, Will
visit Richmond in November, after an
| absence Of thirty years from this hts
| native city. Bishop Williams is a brother
OF Mr. Robert T.. Williams. the wcli,
known merchant OF this city.
Messrs. John s Harwood. II. e. Bur
nett and II. Taylor Pemberton. the Music
| Committee OF the First Baptist church.
have selected the following choir: Philip
| :. Powers. organist and director; Miss
| Eva Lawson, soprano: Mrs. Jasper Rowe.
| contralto; Captain +. W. Cunningham,
tenor, Charles w. Hunter, Jr.. baritone.
| Ine Oll- MdthtI SUNNY -StuOoi teaCneT5
| had a meeting last evening In the parlors
| OF the Young Meas Christian Association.
on account Of the inclement weather tho
attendance was small, and the meeting
| was adjourned over until next Friday
| night
Invitations are out for the marriage OF
Mr.. Andrew McA. Parker. an efficient AZ e
| tache Of the post-oilice in this city, AMI
Miss Maggie A. Smith, one OF the most
lpopular young ladies o. Suffolk The cere-
mony will he performed I'm that place at
the residence of the bride. % kilby street.
next wednesday, october ith. at 4 o'clock
II. NJ.
| At tho soml-aunual meeting OF the
American Antiquarian Society, held In
Boston. Mass. April 26 lS@. Hon.
William Writ Henry was elected Il MEM
ber The membership Of this society.
founded I'm 1872 10y Isaiah Thomas. LII d..
"a practical printer. Is limited. being con-
fcrrcd for distinction IN literature. and
especially earnest effort In the cause Of
American history and its urgency Mr..
Henry and Mr. A. \ Brock are the only
members OF the society In the State Of
Virginia.