Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16
p.r.nnnls nnA Rriefa.

Judge LAMB will return from Charles City
county to-day.
ST.. Zero Ba-uvm, who has boon very sex, Is
ale 20 MAX about.
K.v Go,r,e q. Ray D. holding revival services
at Unt u-~.a.lun church.
Nh J. A,ston Cabsl, who has been indis20sei
for several days. IS 0gt asalu.
Mr. Arsn Z D,nnan euI chiliren left yestor-
day Tor White sulphur Springs.
The final .oiree 1rus caic Of the Richmond Con-
eer,aiory u Music vii bo given at she Young
5ieu's Christian Association Han
Miss Annie Cherry. ~ Norfolk IS visiting Mrs.
". ". LoudrIm, ~ Oh P0r2 afenuo.
Tns Ilonri,1 County Coart was in session yes
terl,y morning. but no cases were tri'L
There was perc.ptIale change in the cOndi-
ton Of Mr. ". Scott C0rriEctoA last might.
MIR. Go,rs, ". Jewe,t, OF Midlothian, vol
known ia Richmond. has been kept ct home all
the week 10y sickness.
DR.. s. Galeski. supreme secretary % The En-
dowmeut Guild, lett yrsteriay Tor cine nnau
aud Chicago on Guild business.
| Wesb'urton ant Lee University has conferred
! TO degree ~ d. d. on Rev. George II. Eny. Of
! Uuiou-otauon MeAodlst church.
| W. Eliza Chewing and daughter Ma Hat
! tie Segqr OF MddtescK comfy. are visiting Mrs.
james Fuller, 1872 east Broad street.
! Policeman Robert Riddles. Of Norfolk, was
! ia TIE cily yesterday. lie arrival here the
! night before with a boy ior The re'ormatory.
! pas,-Grani Geors, B.. DAVIS vii d9ig,~ an
! iire-s to-nich, ~ the ulon-l.oiE' memorial
/ services IN honor of the late Wat Y Iarcns-
| ton.
| A hardwood maple aoor is being lati in Tho
! ,n4in han AZ TIE Masonic Tempe. Ihis wil.
| maze tbs room much mJ,e desirable lol ia lcini
| purposes.
TN, filing 10 q the Peniten,isry-sprlng lot
| 4 @ d mr. 4
f-w years the -qlace Will be bIilt up witl goa,
| substantial hcISe3-
Judge f. r. F1rrar passed throlch the city
! ye-trrI4y r. 1rn.ug on his way h'ne' na'.uS
| niod IA. eve lecture appoinim 'nisin ths North
| crn Neck Of Virginia.
Tie Young Mems Christian Association Boat
| club carried quite gooi crowd on tAeir e1ch'-
| sion down tue river last night, and the trip was
a most delightful one.
Edward Feglestoa, tho wel'-kuown novelist
| ami historian, of NcW York, viii be m the Guy
this evening. re vii bc tho guest OF bis brother,
! Dr. ). ". Erglesion, ll3 east alan.
| Mr. II. ~ sfarSe GAYS he viii reply 70 some
| Darts OF the testimony Of Mr.. Preston BelVln ht-
fore he vest sutine ,o'um!tt"e at The next
II esting IL tns body, which Is TO be he'd Tues
day night.
Work mon tie church m course Of erection Mt
IN. corner Of Grace aud Pine streets, zoe
,ongr. CATION Of tl,y-Street BAPTIST chucch Is
rapidly rroyrsssiug. Inc walls are no" more
thau "a ! way mp.
Mr. and MIS- II. Il. Mclaughlin, accompanied
| by their lit;lo son, George Minor let yesterday
/ for tncir me. in huntington, W. Va. atoI =
very pleasant visit 10 their parents, M anu
Mrs. J. A. Mclaughlin. Of this city.
Mcssrs Edwin auG Walter Tanner sons ~
| Colonel Nuiau T.. Tanner. left last night 10y
the Chesapeake ant Onto route for cincinnati
| and Chicago. TEcv expect 10 be away aDoul
two weoks, and wi!'oi course attend inc WORM
Fair.
Mister Ayett W. GOddn won the second
| honors az Eiba school ais wear, having gone
! through all the rooms at that schCo'' IL" Is Du'
| l . years Of age AMI IA very bright eno snhr'
lie g the eldest eon OF MIR. Charles W. Hoddlu'
| CLERK Of the Chancery Court.
Mrs. Mary L. Clsyt r, reict OF h. l.. Claytor'
died la.t night az the residence OF ner -lo,loi
| Mr. h. f. rasl1r, No 131 north seveutsentn
| street She vas - years Oi gge. her luueI+il
VIII take place from Nenable-Sireet Baptist
church al 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning
Atthe conclusion Of The commencement exer'
c,ses OF tho Richmond Female Seminary. whict
took place AT the Young Meas CHRISTIAN Asso
ciation Wednesday night. Professor Jonn II,
powell. the principal was presenter ny us
scholars with a rouno-uip tickot 70 Ohlcaso
1r,e fo,,.rin,, gentlemen compose the party OF
Fiks VINO viii leave sunday for Detroit; Me"srs
A. K. A. Rurke, representative 10 the "tahu
Lodge: D. W. Liube, grand trus.ee I. h Fouson
trusf 80. James L. ferritef, OfO Mofgahst'fu
= n THOMPSON, ~. J. eraser. l.. =. stump
thomas Barry aud Joseph II. BccSmsn.
There YES "a worry enjoyable birthday party
glyeu by Mr.. i. L. Pam Jre al ual t'5No'.' y
10. 1909 vest Marshall street. Wednesday
ntgnt m honor OF hor brother, Nc. z "a Mayo.
Nj r. W. Mayo, 81 Fishburns Acadsn was
presept Au elegant supper was sotycd a. io;1O
ana the company spent y most deiigh''u' o'o-
utng. .
Tho wheels o. tho dOg-cart containing MI
Woody Williams and a gentlemen 'rlehu tlppc,
Oh nrar the railroad crossing on fouT.ee1tl
! strec, lust this side Of Msyos bridge yesIetua!
afternoon, and The occupants OF the feuicie sr ~
, | csiyod a severe isltinR. but were mol nutt ~
boree was stopped Immediately aiter 'he aoe'
| don't. -
There viii be a called ioint meeting OF IN
ladies OF tho Hollywood Memorial Assocla.i -
and OF the ladies u the Confederate hehoiiu
and Literary Association In the loctnrc.iooil y
4 | tho second Presbyterian church TINS sfterhoo'
at 4.3O O'clock. A fuil attendance ss most ehrii
ertly desired, as matters OF Importance VIII
! decided.
Yesterday morning about 4 O'clock some on
! b,ox. into tho house Of James /. Johhs0
| catered. ou am street near IweDty-nrs.' an
s,SIe a lot OF clothing, three pair OF lace-cui
, | ,atus and email sun OF money. ~ saio the
a oolosod wotaan named Fannie heiupos wa
| seen "a come out OF tho hoose with pupu'o
| 1lo,he. A warrant was issued Tor her attos'
t,ut She has not as yet been spprehendod'