Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-14
RICHMOND In BRIEF.
NEWS CT A BUSY DAY SERVED IN
CONDENSED FORM.
Church Services on sunday-Notes About
the Courts-Personsls aud General
Local Happenings.

Local Happenings.
NJ and Mrs. W. J. Walker have returned from /
Their bridal trip.
Mr. J. ". Carter. OF warren,on, was at tho |
Capitol yesterday.
A very heavy fog hung over tho city about
O'CLOCK THIS morning.
In the City Circuit Court yesterday T. Il. HARD |
away quslihed 70 practice law
Mrs. Allan X. Donnan has returned from n
visit 10 her parents in Brooklyn.
hrs Jacob Edel has left for savannah, Ga, TO
visii her brother, Mr.. Herman Myers.
Policeman William II. Rex has beon selected
Tor tue now sanitary inspectors place.
NJ. George F. Newell has sold his fast trotting
maze, India Rubber, TO Mr. Samuel Is. Nelson.
Dr.. Hogs occupied hls pulpit: both morning
and afternoon Sunday, though he was quite ui-
well.
Bishop Whlttle will visit Monumental church
on the 26th instant, when confirmation services
will Ia held.
One member was received ut Union-Station
church sunday morning and there was ono re-
que-t for prayer at night
Mr. Cabou Thompson has been made superin-
tenieut OF letter.cgrrier- 1t the Richmond post
ono rice W. ". Rowe, resigned.
pa church at 5 A. NJ. Mondays, Wedne'days,
an Thursdays, and at 8 7. NJ. Tuesdays ana
Fridays.
Tho funeral Of Mrs. Mary Burke, who died
Sun lay morning al the age u 20 years, Will take
place from the Sacred-heart church At O'CLOCK
this morning.
Mr.. p. Arrishi. of this city, Yesterday received
The DeWs Of tho death, at Bqrga, italy OF MS
father, Giovanni Alright The decessed was
40 years OF age.
There viii bo general meeting At the loung
Mons Christian Association today at noon o. all
the ladies interested In tho Memorial bazaar.
ful attendance IS desired.
The annual soclable Of the Seventh-Street
Christian church will be held Wednesday nisht,
when the reports OF all branches OF the WOrA Oh
tho congregation Will be read.
The lady managers Of tho Retreat tor the sick
will hold their annual pound party to-day NJ thht
institution. Visitors will be welcomed between
the hours Of Il IL. and 10 p. NJ.
; ball which promises 70 be a very enjoyable
affair will Be given AZ Old-Mhrket Han tonignt
by the 1hird-Precinct Thurman Democratic
Club. The sale OF tickets has been large
Mr.. A. MOTT was sent 10 the Retreat for tho
Sick last night from the Second Police station.
He Was suffering with commissions, and was
twice treated By the ambulance physician.
The company which will present Tho Colo
nell here toe latter part Of the week IL IN town,
hNl some u fne cast blfullel hNh NJ W.
Theatre last night. They came here from Ohi-
cago.
lev. Robert Van Deventar. ~ Hendorsonville,
Y. g., occupied the pulpit of Vcusble-Street
church sunday morning and night. llissermons
were impressive aud greatly pleased tho congre-
CATION.
Tie Richmond Club gave brilliant entertain
nent at the Masonic Temple last night, ana as
the dance was the last which vii be- given oy
| tho organization before Lent, the attendance
wos unusually large.
The funeral of Mr. william = Layari. who
| died NJ the soldiers Home saturday morhlng'
took place sunday. The deceased was iornerlY
| q member 0f Company G., First virginia hesl-
ment. and was 30 years OF age.
Mrs. James s. Holmes. Of Yast Orange. y. j.,
! is tho cuost Of her sister Mrs Manly hamo@'
| at 10 south Fifth street. Mrs. Holmes WIZ Mrs
! Aunie Burgess. anl was 4 great iayor,e when
che resided here few years ago.
Rey. Dr. II. ". Wharton. Of Baltimore will a p
! sist Dr. Hatcher I'm the meeting AZ Gracc->ti Get
| Baptist church this week, preaching every night'
| Or. Wharton "a exceedingly popular IN kich-
monl. and always has large congregations 70
| hear him.
Tho Atlanta CousitufioD of SUNDAY says: Tho
| following party ol Nirginiaus viii leave AtAnth
/ tomorrow en- rout for New Orleans ~ attend
/ Nsfdl Cras: james I. cray and vile. Miss Leiy
| cray, Miss Helen Lee Mr. +. /. Alrleni ana
/ vile. an of lachmoni, "a.
! ur. Allen. the Woman's Christian Temperance
/ Union lecturer. bad an lmn'nse audience Ia
/ hear her at Lcigh-~rcct church ~inley after
] utpu. Her subject was " Hereiity, AM tus hb-
dre-s WAS IN the nature of an earnest appeal 10
} ~ bearers 90 i'a4 pure, Christian AYea'
Mr. John p. Quinn. Of Mississippi, who is re-
! fo-red 20 as the converted gambler, VIII proua-
| bly ,ecture here Thursday and Friday ni;hi- ol
! ms wook. An e'or' viii be m1do tose'ure O'i-
/ Merket Hall for the lectures. Mr. quinn comes
/ 10 if tho northern anu western
press.
J small hoy giving his name a. Willie No'
! ND claiming tla- h' was son OF JRih''
| MON. NJ Lyuchblrg, gave hiu-rH up to inc ps-
| r.. 10 the Sc-o-d station yesterday morning,
/ ilr sa;3 hr ran away from home ON account 81
| for.ufoI chn-ti-curut. Captain anglo wrote th
/ loy's faflcraud ..rt hini % tLe aluahou5H unul
Mr. Moon could De- heard tom
Iir. John Logan. Little fal-. y Y. n brother
in-law IL Nr. Lou Rc1. OF this city di"i 100 ~
/ Nnccn's Hospital Ne" l"I"' on ,'.'i .''. ~,
/ m .rnnr after having teen suol'c.ei io % 'rrs
/ crff ca operation. lie WAS % renowned and -Sll'
ful .4rgeou, having wnttcn several books Ipol
that branch of the medical profession hI' i'lch
ha- gone on 70 attend the funeral
owing 20 the inclemont weather sunday nicnl
+ the annual meeting OF the Disciples mon q"
/ Ruhmond ami Manchester ~hi'h took pite NJ
/ the Sevcntn.Street chr stian church. Wl- poorly
attended. kcy. Mr.. Nanhook' WHO WAS an'
nounced to deliver the address, coaId ny o.
[ freNHUi. uF IliFf+tf.is va ''A aAN'. - ---'
! Il. sydnOr. president OF tho unlph'
rontsin Fdeerton : Rogers. the popular com
mautant of the Ashny Light Horse. has t'niere,
ma resignation. Captain Rogers gives az hi'
| reason for Withdrawing from the ucop ina, hl
business come tons prevent him fIom glNih'
| the company the proper attention. IL mas ucei
! Known for some time that he contemplated r.
signing. Tao resig gnauon has not yet reached
tue Governor.
Nessrs Julius etraus, II. WhIlock, ani ;
Bin-wanger ieit the city saturday night Tor MA
cou. Ga, whittier they 60 90 attend the inertinl
OF the District Grand Lodge, |. .. h. Is. Whi'i
meets there to-day. Rev. DR.. Calisch ana Mrs
Calisch lett NJ tno same time for Savannah. Las
nirht Dr. Calisch lectured before the loun
Mems Hebrew )ciety N tnat city. lie may pos
sibly 90 to Macon before he returns home.
The subject Of the NTH lecture In the German
literature course AZ Richmond College VIII b
! ., Goethe and Ills Teacher This lecture VIII b
illustrated with portraits Of Goethe Herier
kIopstock, aud many scenes rom tranRiort an
WeiInar. The touching episode AZ SesenhelH
| and the poets masterpieces, " Faust and Her
! mann and DorOthea,' will each furnish 5erie
| Of new and striking pictures The lecture WI
be delivered at o'clock IN the college chapel
The meetings in progress at Fulton churc
have been productive OF great good ana lhe III
terest IN the reyiYals II on an Increase. lher
were stx conversions sunday. The pastor, Rev
| Dr. Theodore Whitfield, Is being assisted by he'
}. b. Hutson. The members OF the c0ngregallO
. ! gave out tho contract for their new chufcu la-
week and the work will begin at an early date
The edifce will be quite handsome structEr
and when completed Il will cost ~ the nelghboi
hood Of $4,000. IL Is proposed for the presen
to finish the basement only but later on III
main auditorium Will Do cOupIctel.
, At the meeting OF the Baptist Ministers con
ference yesterday morning letter IRON Messri
-tarke 4 Estes inviting the preachers 10 hoi
their sessions IN the committee-roon OF mi
firm was read and considered. cOmnitte
was appointed 10 look into the matter. Rev.
Is. BoatWright, OF Bedford City was present a
, the conference N the interest Oi tue Jete
Female Institute, OF Bedford CITY Rev. Geore
l. Truett was also among the visitors. II
pastors reported good congregations SInda
! morning. There wers > Laptisms az Pine
street. , At the First church AZ night 81 men
bers OF FOurih-Street; member was receive
! A. Leigh-Sircet. and there were conversions q
|, East-End, Randolph-Street, and West-Niew.
The meeting Of the Methodist SGnday-Scho'
Society at Clay-Strect church sunday aftefnOp
was largely attended and the exercises Wer
, very Interesting. Rev. w. A. Christian,
Washington-StreeI. made an excellent aidre'
7 on the matter OF starting right IN ounday-scho'
wors, and the president introduced series
, recltaiOns by scholars Of Clay-Street schoo
which were rendered in excellent style, clOsin
with an exercise emblenatlc OF spiritual hgn
! entitled Jesus, the Light ot the World III
4 word Jesus was suspended between two coumt
surmounte1 by an arch. Twelve girls robed
D white having lighted candles, recltef appropua'
: verses. The reports for the past month shove
: that the schools were well attended despite Il
! bad weather
|, | Richmond Arrivals Mt New York Hotel