Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-13
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Hon. George d. Wise is in the city. but
will return 10 Washington to-day.
Cadet Charles B. TAYLOR is home from
the FlshbuTne Academy Tor the summer.
Miss Wortley Embrey has left the city
on visit TO relatives in Fredericksburg.
MIR. Harry Fitzhugh, who has been Sc
riously Ill Tor some time. Is able to be out
again.
New curbing is being put down and the
sidewalk repaired on the Main-street front
of Monroe Park.
The funeral of Mr.. Patrick Henry Fagan
took place Sunday afternoon from st.
Peters Cathedral.
Mrs. L. l.. Driscoll. of Petersburg. is with
her father, Mr. Thomas &. Bethel. OF No.
4l2 south Pine street.
Miss Bessie Merrett, Of Greenville, Au-
gusta county, Va. is guest or the Misses
Smith, 800 Leigh street.
Mrs. II. A. Adams, Of No. 1905 west Main
street. Is on visit to her sister, Mrs. Dot
SOP, of Brooklyn. n. \.
1t is expected that Dir. Charles N. Wal
lace will take charge of The office OF Col
loctor of Customs IN about ten days.
Rev. P. J. Falrey. of st. Cecilia's church,
Brooklyn. is in the city. the guest OF Mr..
John III. higgins. 2l9 Governor street.
Mrs. George Alley and daughter. of
LTnchburg. are visiting Mrs. Harry
Schlosser. No. 206 west Marshall street.
The West.ELd mission has moved to
1906 west Cary street, where services VIII
be held every Friday night at O'Clock.
Rev. J. L. Whitley. former pastor of
Trinity church. is III the city, tho guest OF
MIR. Fred. Williams. ION Nineteenth street.
CAPTAIN Frank W. Cunningham and Mrs.
Cunningham have the sympathy OF their
friends in the death on Sunday or their
baby son. Forbes.
A gre at many people visited HOLLYWOOD
Sunday afternoon, more perhaps than on
any other day this year except that OF the
Davis reinterment.
Al 6 p. 81. yesterday the ambulance
was called to the Second-Police Station to
q colOred man who was cut on the head.
lie was treated and lett.
Rev. William +. Judkins preached the
baccaleurea.e sermon before the Southern
Female Institute. at Wsshington-Street
Methodist church, Petersburg, Sunday
night
st. Johns Lodge. No. 36. will meet at
the Temple tonight for the election OF
officers. The Ark Mariners and Secret
Monitors will also meet tonight at ot.
Adams Hall.
The Richmond Academy of Medicine
and Surgery will hold It's regular meeting
tonight at the Young Mems Christian As.
sociation Hall. DR.. Edward Mcclure will
be the leader.
Rev. NJ. B. Williams reported to the
Second-Police Station last evening that
the three boys who made their escape
from the Reformatory few days ago had
all been captured and returned.
The ladies' Of Clay.Street Baptist church
will give a moonlight excursion TO Dutch
Gap tonight on the steamer ARIEL. The
boat leaves her wharf at 1880 o'clock and
will doubtless carry large crowd.
In the Cnancery Court Yesterday Joel
NJ. Patterson qualified as administrator OF
the estate OF Charles q. Patterson. Vir.
ginia L. Hancock qualiied as administra-
trx of the estate of j. w. Hancock.
Mr.. Scott Carrineton, who has been i'll
for some three weeks with typhold-teyer,
was regarded in q very critical condition
last night. His physician says the crisis
of the disease will be within the next
twenty-four hours.
Rev. DIR. X. H. Pitt has returned from
Upland. Pa, where he was one OF the
examining committee at Grocer Seminary.
Rev. DIR. J. G. Long, formerly OF Virginia.
Is one Of the professors and DIR. Pitt was
his guest portion of the time.
The street-car travel was larger on Sum-
day than on anv previous Sabbath this
year. The heat was very oppressive and
thousands of people sought comfort IN the
suburban parks. Many went down 20 Seven
Pines. The crowds at Forest Hill and
New-Reservoir Park were very large.