Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-17

department III the " q W. ~. a.
shops, Is spending several days in the
city with his family. at No. south Nor
ris street.
Mrs. Kenneth Raynsr Cobb and hus-
band, of Norfolk. Va. and Miss May
Featherstone Bigley. OF New York. are
visiting the family OF Captain Andrew
PizZini.
Mr. Julien c. Levitt. accompanied by
his sister, Miss Ophelia. left last Tuesday
for the Worlds Fair. They will return
by way of Montreal. Niagara Falls, and
New York.
Miss Lucille and Master Andrew Piz-
zini leave the city to-day for school in
Baltimore. The former goes to Mount de
Sales Convent. and the latter to Rock
Hill College.
The post-ofllce employees contributed
Sl6.2j TO the family of George Clayton.oe
No. 1902 west Marshall street, whose des-
titute condition was made known by
DIR. Parker.
Rev. G.. f. Williams has recovered from
his late sickness. and viii preach to-day,
at Second Branch church before the Bap-
tist Sunday-School Convention of Chester
field county
Adjutant-General Mcdonald. who has
been In Basic city. for several weeks.
has returned TO the city, but is somewhat
indsposed and was not at his Office yes
terday morning.
Mrs. \. Newhelser and her eldest
daughter. Marie. have returned home
after a very pleasant visit To the World
Fair, Buffalo, Rochester. New York, Bal
tlmore and Washington.
Mr.. Bernard J. Meyer left yesterday
for two weeks visit 20 the Worlds
Fair. He will be- accompanied from Bal
tlmore BY his brother, Mr. Albert j.
Meyer.
Colonel \. l.. Phillips announces that he
will not bc candidate for the House Of
Delegates. The friends of James T.
Mckinney are trying 10 pursuade him TO
run.
The ambulance was summoned yester-
day morning 10 Tenth and Main streets
70 a white man named }. f. Derr. who
was suffering with a fit. He was treated,
and left with friends.
F. c. Ward, who was recently arrested
here by Sergeant TomlinsOn, on tho
charge Of stealing from the person IN
Norfolk. has been convicted and sent 70
the penitentiary for one year.
Miss Mary J. Ammons and sister, Mrs
Haines OF Church Hill have returned
70 21lS east Marshall street after a very
pleasant visit II friends and relatives In
Charles city and Hampton.
The McGm Catholic Union will give
n literary entertainment at their rooms
next Monday night. This IS the first Of
the season. The programme is under the
direction Of Mr.. j. Louis sullivan.
/ lev. X. =. aryaa. returned missionary
! TO China will preach ut Groye-Aveuu1
church this morning and NJ Leigh-S Street
! tonight. His address at the Second
church last night was n ulasterly EFFORT.
Miss Cora j. Lancaster who las been
! quite IN for several months at her home
In Cumberland county. is now at the Re
treat for the Sick. She has been thore
only five weeks and has greatly improved
In health.
Miss Ella Clancy left last Tuesday for
Buffalo and Chicago 10 visit friends and
relatives. After a short stay. accompa-
MED by her brother. OF Buffalo, she will
sail for Ireland. She will be gone several
months.
DR.. Cooper's themes at the First Bap-
tist church to-day are. for the morning,
| Followers of the faithful" and for the
! evening children whose teeth arc set on
edge because their fathers ate sour
grapes"
| After an absence Of about three months,
! Mr.. G. c. Walter. of 9lj east Leigh street
/ has returned home. Mr.. Walter spent ten
/ weeks at his home, Richheld Springs,
/ New York, and Is much improved In
health.
| Alessrs. John RaTo, Sparks Lawrence,
| Nick Bailey Tom Hannahan. and Henry
/ Mckinley will leave to-day for the
! Worlds Fair. They will remain about
two weeks. returning VA Niagara Falls
and New York.
! Rev. W. w. Landrum. OF the Second
/ Baptist church. will lead the services
| at the Lee Camp soldiers Home this
( afternoon at 4:5O O'Clock Mrs Gil and
/ the Male Orphan Asylum chorus VIII fur
/ nish the music.
| NIessrs. J. A. Purdie and Charles w.
! Vaughan have returned from visiting the
! Worlds Fair at Chicago. Their trip West
embraced Cincinnati and other interest
! ing points, and they come back better
| Virginians than ever.
! Judge f. r. Farrar and llr. Polk MI
| Ter returned from Chicago last evening
/ having filed their engagements under tho
auspices OF the Virginia State Commis-
/ sion. They report great number OF
] Virginians at the Fair
/ DIR Thomas Moore returned to the
! CITY last night after an absence OF several
weeks spent at the Worlds Fair and In
/ attendance upon the Medical Congress m
Washington. The popular physician ex'
! teneded his travels as far as Canada
! $. G. Bass. f. r. Butler. and VIM. II
; Williams. officers Of Union Council No. D
/ Roval Arcanum, have paid to Mrs. Nir-
/ ginia 4. HarwOod. widow OF the late
/ VIM. +. Harwood, $500 being th'
! amount OF insurance held by him in this
J order
Mr.. a. Eacho. while hunting sora ons
day last week with number OF iriends
was shot in the face by one OF the party
Several OF the shot have been removed
from his face, and his wounds thousi
quite painful for time, are In no way
serious.
The ADpeals Committee Of the Sover
eign Grand Lodge Of odd Fellows. whict
/ meets In Milwaukee this week, Will con
slider an appeal OF Mr.. Manly H. Ramos
OF Richmond Lodge, and members OF ina
order here are awaiting the result WIZ
4 expectancy.
Ex-Councilman f. II. Furgusson an
sister. Miss Jennie \. ID. LandefNih
w. n. Shervin. w. Ellis Jones WaystS
G. Yarbrough, John Kimbrough, ana Mts
w. T. Hancock and daughters Misse'
Lena and Bessie, left yesterday Tor 'n'
Worlds Fair.
Mr.. w. II. Sadler. OF the Religious
Herald, leaves to-day for his nome
Fluyanna county to attend tne mar 1,Ss "a
Of his brother. Mr. Robert X saaier
and Miss Lily Holland. which takes plae'
"wednesday next at Lyle's ehnreh' WI
rn.neton. Fluvanna county.
Mr.. Gustavus Gary, weH-knowh c',i
zen died at his residence, No I25 nortl
Twenty-second street, yesterday morning
deceased was IS years OF age ana waH
earpenter by trade. His remains VIII
taken 20 Elko station. ON the Chesapsak
and ohio railway. this morning Tor IA
terment.
IT Il understood that Mrs. Fannie Glaze
hrook. who some time gao secured On
vorce from her husband. Mr. M. a
G,asebrook. will shortly make her dcnu
"a an actress. She will play the ieaainl
ro,a IN ..The Vendetta" which win D
s.a.,,,aa On New England towns durinl