Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-04
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Rev. Percy G. Elsom Of Fincastle, was in the
city yesterday.
John Wilbor. who has been quite sick a. his
home, on cast Main street, IS slightly improved
Migs Mario Angle, daughter of Captain James
b. Angle, who has been very SICK, II conva-
lesciug.
Mr. Felix Iardella, the clarionet virtuoso, for
merry Of Richmond. now OF Washington city, Is
here on visit
Mr.J. d. X. slelght will address the Sunday
School Association Of upper Henrico next sun
day at Glen Allen church.
Mrs John y. Goodo tnce Symington) is making
n visit Il several weeks al her grandiathers 3
Rev. Pike Powers, GIL west Cary street
Mr.. Charles Conner acting treasurer Of Prince
George county. has been commissioned 10 dis
tribute the diroct-tsx fund in that county
The Committee on streets did not make i's
annual tour OF inspection yesterday az planned,
on account OF the inclemency OF tho weather.
Mrs. Z. Il. Fuller has returned to her home, IN
Buffalo, \. Y, after pleasant visit 10 her pa
rents MIR, and Mrs. H. l.. relouze, OF this city.
Chester shelton, coiored man, was received
al the pcniteniiary yesterday from Chhrlotle
county TO serve ten years for malicious assault.
Mr.. James Fox, the contractor, who was pain
fully hurt 10y falling from gallery IN tnlon-
20 DC out again.
The virginia Synod viii hold called meeting
in tho FIRST Presbyterian church, this clty' to-
day. The session will he short and the attend
ance will probably be small
oena,or Barnes Of Nansemond: Messrs. w.
G. Fair and Isaac Barksdalc, Of Albemarle; DR..
Mcneil, OF Dickinson, and Mr.. ;. Houston
Lucien, 81 Lexington, visited the Capitol yesier-
day
The preliminary contests Of the applicants
who will enter the tennis tournament at hlth-
mond College tomorrow (ield-dayl took place
Tuesday and will be continued again as sooh as
the weather clears.
The annual meeting OF the Richmond and
West Point Land, Navigation, aud Improve
ment Company, which was 70 have been held
yesterday, was postponed indefinitely as quo
rum was not present
The sign IN front Of the Boston Clothing House
caught ira last night rom an electric Sue.
detachment Of men from the Cary-sireet on
cipe-house extinguished the flames before any
serious damage had been done.
Gustus A. Rei-hard, well-known barber. left
Richmond last sunday, and II Is supposed he
time ago from the North and has worked III
several Of the leading white shops OF the city.
NIP. Kuhn has been called to the bedside Of
his father, who is lying very i'll at Poplar
Springs Md. Mr.. kuhns father was Tor many
wears master mechanic OF tho Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad IN this
city.
T.
terlay morning for an extended trip 10 see her
married daughters and acquaintances III kast-
eru Virginia. She expects 20 DO gone Tour weeks.
She was accompanied by Mrs. III. Z. hathaway
oi Norfolk, Va
Damon Lodge, Knights Of Pythias, has organ
izod a division OF the uniformed rank with thirty
members Oiicers wore elected as follows Cap
tain \. Is. GrOOms; Secretary, w. II. Dehne;
Treasurer }. n Armstrong. ,Ihey sdJourhed
until Friday evening, when further details VIII
be arranged.
Monticello Hall was Glied with HAPPY party
OF dapcers last night, the occasion being the
closing s0tTce OF Miss Minnie Senon 20 her
dancing class. II was masquerade pan hh1
the dancers appeared IN costumes DOth mover
and beautiful aud many OF them Oelng very
original In design. About thirty-nve couples
were present
The condition OF Mr.. T. H. Cloves, who was
thrown from train az Newport News during
the rendezvous and seriously hurt was some
what improved YESTERDAY but no IS sum ' or,
concusson received by the blow he is stlll euner-
ing from cerebral irritation and MS mind wan
ders at times
Tina stockholders OF tho Northsiie Nieduct
Company al their annual meeting tueso1y eFe-
ming reelected the following Officers: y. '. Ran
dolpb. president; j. NJ. FOurquroan, yice-presi-
dent: w. II. Dunn, secretary and treasutor;
Hoard OF DirectOrs-John 5. Elicit, }. a. suolett,
~ Al. Cary, A. r. Mostly, j. Tempo, d. ID MOS
Dlt anu ID r vbHA'S-
Inc Methodists OF Barton Heights and Brook
land Park have given out tho contract Tor build
ING a handsome church at the parS TO Ar. John
Amrhsin, OF Richmond. and the WORK WIZ 90
commenced In few days TO raise funds 70
AID In the erection OF this edinco the iaales OF
tho church propose 20 hold fair aud bazaar oi
the WigwAIn, on Barton Heights, tonight ana
tomorrow night
AT the regular meeting OF Howard's-Groye
Lodge. No. 75S, ]. o. q. T., tho following oncers
were elected and installed by the Lodge Dopuiy,
@. J. Ness: Chief Tcmplar. ID. J.. lempiSi
Vice-Templar. A. l.. Rsner; Chaplain, r. foi,
lard: Secretary Wells Brcherd; tlnaneAl
secretary, G. Briel; Treasurer N. Martha her-
shall James 4. Games Guard, M. hainer
sentinel l. Is. Hart: Chorister, A. A. Moss fasi
Chief Tempisr, Horny &. hechler.
Tho following virginians were registered az
the Anambra Hotel, Chicago. last oatutosy'
George NJ Halskon, Pulaski; Mr.. and MIS-
Hnghiott, Hanover; }. Y. johnson aud IL Lsu-
renee, Lexington ii. Glennan, Noriolki Cap
taln j. II. Flsgai, Fincasile; WI. Jordon'
south Boston; }. n. Breneman, Woodstock: u.
Gaines, ID. Kerry, Jr., and Thomas G. kinney
ana wife Warrenton; Mrs. 4. ID. 1unstah snu
maid. Bedford; Miss Borst, Luray; J. w. New
Ton stanton; G.. II. Penn, hoanokei j. y APP
person, Marion; M. Is. stranger Biacsspurg'
~ A. Rife Waynesboro'; W. r. Warren, New
pori News; John 4. Way and ). l. LINDSEY
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