Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-22
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Mr.. n. r. prewry left Thursday for Old Point
and Norfolk, where he will remain few days
with his friends
Rev. Rdridre n. Hatcher has accepted the
cali recently rendered him by the First Baptist
church OF Norfolk.
Colonel Charles 7. O'Ferran and wife are
ftin at old Point They Will probably VISIT
Richmond next week.
Tomorrow Is tho third Sunday after Easter
and IL devoted 20 the patronage OF 81 joseph
and st. George the martyr.
Rev. DR.. James p. Smith will preach at the
Church of the Covenant tomorrow morning.
There viii be no service OF night
Miss Bottle Cooke, Of Red Hill, Fluvanpa
county, IL visiting the family OF MIR. ;. H.
Woodin, 827 north Eighth street.
Hon. Claude A. Swanson, member Of Congress
from tho Fifth District, was In tho city yestet-
day ana left Inst night for Washington.
The anniversary Of tho sunbeam Society OF
Howard s-Grove baptist church will be cele-
brated tomorrow afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
Mossrs. Charles z. Loerier, Charles A: schmidt
Charles J. Schmidt, aud Chris {. Thon LETT
Yesterday morning for the naval rendezvous.
Cards are ont for tho marriage OF Miss Mamie
T. Culipn and Mr. Thomas A. Brown 1uesdhy,
April 10Th at 1890 A. NJ, at the sacred-Heart
church.
There will be n union meeting Of the young
men OF all tho Methodist churches In this city NJ
Clay-Street church tomorrow afternoon at 3:Jo
o'clock.
Mr. W. Ronald Cooke and wife. OF Fluvanna,
who spent several days with friends hero ="
route 10 and from the rendezvous, lett for home
yesterday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. y. Hotchkiss gave party OF
friends delightful trip 20 Old Point Thursday.
They went down in private car and their meals
were served aboard.
Messrs. p. a. Arthur and s. T. Bishop will con-
due, the meeting at the Young Mems Chrstla ,,,
Association tomorrow afternoon. lhefe VIII
also be come good music.
Three colored men named Robert Howell,
stephen BROOKS, and X. A. smith were arrested
Yesterday charged with unlawful gaming. Ihey
will be before Justice Crutchheld this morning.
Very Rev. Joseph Friol left Portsmouth, Va
on Thursday for California. stopping at Atlanta
Ga, and New Orleans en- route. In ietter re-
ceyed from hin he reports himself much better
aud very hopeful
l.. c. Watts. Shori1 OF Albemarle: r. a.
Tree sheriff OF GoOchland w. II. Chisholm,
Sheriff Of Hanover; Julian King, Sergeant oil
Bristol, and RI. Fitzgerald Scrgeanto OF hanches-
ter, visited the Capitol Yesterday.
Rev. George J.. CLANCY. having returned from
the recent conference ar New Orleans, will
preach at Relyidere Hall on Sunday evening nj
o'clock on the "Present Condition and Pros
poets Of Liberal Christianity at the South
Governor Jones. Of Alabama, who, with his
wife, has teen tho guest OF Dr. Francis /. VIM.
since tho meeting Of the Southern Governors
Convention. will leave this morning for wash
ington. Mrs. Jones will remain here until he
returns en- youis home.
A horse hitrhed 10 the deliyery-waeon ofAr. 5.
Z. Padgctt. who keeps grocery at the corner q
Cherry and Main streets, while standing Dy tn le
side of lie store yesterday morning became
frightened ana ran away. The wagon was up
sci and slightly Injured
Colonel T.. L. Freeman, Of Pawtucket, X. I.,
pa-t-grand commander OF Knights Templar OF
Nassnch usett5 aud Rhode Island and Railroad
Commissioner Of his state, Is visiting friends IN
the city and at present il the guest Of his cousin
Captain b. 4. Jacob, 723 west Main street.
Rev. DR.. W. r. Richardson senior editor Of the
Ccpfroi Presbyterian, has peen invited by the
Committee on tne Religious Press 81 the
Worlds Fair TO write a paper or make an az
dress at the World's-Fair convention OF the %1th
and 2Sth Of May in the AIT Palace, Chicago.
At 81. Mary's church Sunday morning at 7
o'clock high mass will DO celebrated, and the
members Of -. Josephs Society Will rcceive
holy communion Ia - BODY During COM
munio1 excellent music FOR violin Mr. j. hess
nick and organ Professor G. T. Mutter) will be-
rendered
Mr.. J. S Barbour Thompson, superintendent
Of the Richmond and Danville railroad, VINO mas
been an invalid Tor come months past, u getting
Ntll ana ~ ~ luouAut Nudb 10 VIII ~ Nbtp W
resume his railroad duties az q very early date.
lie is eth IN Now York, where he has been since
December.
Commander u. z. Wilson and Past Com
manders y. j. smith, Patrick keenan,, and L.:
NJ. Baker. OF PM. Kearny Post &. \. H. OF
Richmond, installed the newly-elected onlcers
Of George II. Thomas Post, Of Petersburg, Fri
day night. Tho visiting cOmrads were very hos
pitahly entertained
Peale's magnificent painting OF Washington,
which ~ 20 be placed IN the Mt Vernon building
a. ChicaCO. arrived here yesterday and vas i'm
me iiately Insured for $4,000. This picture T..
the property OF Mrs. Harrison, Of Shirley, and
WAS loaned 10 the BOARD Of Managers FOR Nlr-
cinia for exhibition at Chicago. IL VIII Do
shipped in Il few days.
Sir William Brooks and Lady Brooks and
maid. OF Forest Of Glen Tana, Scotland, who have
been stopping AZ the Exchange, will leave he
city this morning ria tho Chesapeake and ono
railway for tho Natural Bridge; thence thoy
- 90 Cincinnati The party are making tour
% this country under the guidance Of Mr.. II. 4.
Stafford, Of Cooks Excursion Agency