Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-16
~. escorted q far as the monitors BY the

Point and Norfolk TO see the Dig snips'
Mr.. w. N. Mcveieh, Of Alexandria, is
visiting his sister. Mrs. q. Powell HILL
The Rev. ]. Calvin Stewart breaches at
the penitentiary this morning at O'CLOCK.
Messrs. L. 8. Mayo and o. ID. Pitts left
Yesterday 70 attend the naval rendezvous.
Mrs NJ T. Eubsnk. Of the Warm springs,
IL the guest Of Miss Stewart. VIZ west
Grace street.
Miss Norma Cowman has left for Old
Point and Norfolk, and will be absent
during the coming week.
Miss Mollie N. Rawlings, OF Orange
Courthouse, is visiting at Mrs. D. y.
Smiths. No. 8l7 east Cary street.
Rev. A. b. and Mrs. Darlington. OF
Prince William county, are WISHING d.
Charles V. Darlington, ol6 Park avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bailey Saunders
have returned from their bridal tour North,
and are stopping at s27 west Franklin
street.
Mr.. Berkeley B. Goode. son of Deputy
Sheriff j. X. p. Goode. left last night for
visit to bis old home. in Chesterfield
county.
MIR. Philip J. Ryan, who has been slck
for some little time at his residence, ioli
north Seventeenth street. Is now I'M
proving.
lid. K. Sleight has been appointed
vice president Of the National Antl-Gam-
bling League, whose headquarters are 10
Gated in Chicago.
MIR. Charles II. Clay. of south Laurel
street. will leave tonight on the Arlel Tor
Norfolk. where he will spend several DAYS
at the rendezvous.
Judge John II. Ingram, OF Manchester,
occupied tie bench in the Hastings Court
yesterday for Judge Witt. only cl'h.na'-
tiers were considered.
Miss Roberta Burbridge, OF st. LOUIS,
Mo-, and Miss Lucille Thompson, OF new
York. are the guests of Miss Annie Pizzinl.
at No. 719 east Grace street.
Cards have been issued announcing the
wedding Of Miss Mary L. Pettltt and Dr;
William +. Mercer The ceremony Will
take place OF Grace Episcopal church wed
nesday afternoon at o'clock.
The ambulance answered the following
call Yesterday: AT Ais y. Nj. 10 the First
Police Station to a colored man cut In the
head. He was treated and left.
Miss Matte HAY, Of OOS north Twenty
seventh street, will leave Monday 10 visit
friends in Portsmouth. While there she
will attend the naval rendezvous.
Mr.. Charles Z. Burlington, representing
Nalle & Williams. of Louisville. Ky, Will
leave tomorrow for an extended trip
through the northern aud eastern States.
The report that Mr.. W. F. Moesta con-
templates trip to Europe is entirely
without foundation. He has no idea of
going and has given no farewell enter
tainment.
1.-The True Liberal" is the subject of
the sermon at the Unitarian services in
Belvidere Hall a. =. NJ. to-day. Rev.
Rush X. Shipper, of Washington, ID. C.' IS
to preach.
Rev. George W. Dame, Jr., rector of
st. Peters. Smyrna. Del. accompanied oy
his wife and daughter, is IN the city, ana
is stopping with his brother at the TX
change Hotel.
The committee appointed to recommend
a pastor for Venable-Street Baptist church
met Friday night. but took no action.
They are on the alert trying to secure
good man for the place.
game of baseball was played on the
Tenth-Street flats yesterday morning be-
tween the Bostonians and the Little
Elghth-Streets, which resulted in score
of Is to IN favor of the Eighth-Streets.
Rev. James o. Kirk will deliver an adj
dress at the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation meeting this afternoon and IN ad-
dition TO an excellent musical programme
Mr.. II. Thurston Cardozo will sing solo.
The city Of Richmond was represented
at the meeting of the Virginia State Agri-
cultural and Mechanical Society on Friday
bv Alderman Charles w. Hardwick Ike and
Councilmen j. Taylor Stratton and N. is.
Grooms.
A horse hitched 20 a buggy ran away on
Ninth street yesterday morning. Inc anil
NAL fell after crossing Main street and was
slightly hurt. fhe vehicle was also some
what damaged. No one was IN the buggy
at the time.
The police are progressing rapidly in the
sanitary inspection of Richmond. While
some of the places visited have been round
very filthy. the condition generally is re-
ported as good. The main trouble seems
TO be leaky water-fxtures.
An alarm of fire sounded from Box No.
GO Yesterday at 2:3s p. VI. was occasioned
bv the burning of frame addition to the
dwelling No. 307 east Canal street. occu-
pied by j. +. Burns The blaze originated
| from defective stove-pipe and the DAM
age was trIhing.
Mrs. Della Ann Dowden. wife of Mr..
| John II. Aston. died at her husbands
residence, in Fulton, FRIDAY afternoon
| Deceased was 20 years of age and leaves
one child. The funeral will take place
| from Denny-Street Methodist church at 8
o'clock this afternoon.
Syracuse Division, No. 4, Uniform Rank
| Knights Of Pythias, under command of
| Captain A. l.. Lucas, will leave with thirty
] five men for Norfolk Wednesday evening
| nj 3 O'Clock ria the Chesapeake and Ohio
| railway TO take parade IN the parade IN
that city or Thursday the Goth instant.
President NJ. +. Ingalls,. of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio, will arrive IN Richmond
| today on his first visit here since last
| June. He has engaged quarters at the
Hotel Warwick, Newport News, for the
| rendezvous. and il IL expected that he Will
| be in this city for two or three days next
week.
| The pretty cantata THE Water
| Fairies was rendered at the Young Mems
| Christian Association Friday evening for
| the benefit OF DR.. Hatcher's Boys So
ciety. The audience was delighted with
the beautiful scenes of Fairyland. and ali
took their parts finely. The Pltter;Patter
Company was most eXcellentiy drilled,
| and the singing was excellent. About
fifty fairies appeared.
Truck Company No. 8, Of the Richmond
Fire Department. celebrated its fourth an-
| nlYorsary frluay nlghL Wito hu eihOOl"to
supper at Belvidere Hall. Nearly every
member of the organization as well as
many prominent invited guests were. III
attendance. Pleasant and gratifying
speeches were made by Mayor Ellyson.
Captain John H. Frischkorn, Mr.. Il. Nj.
TAYLOR. and others. Mr. A. b. Page inter
spersed the speeches with some very ex-
cellent banjo music. Mr.. j. J. Iignor
rendered several songs and the company
were highly entertained.
R,chuonders In New York.
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