Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-09

reunion at GaineS'S Mill June @tn. ana
to visit Lee Camp Hall and accept the
courtesies of the camp during their stay
in the city.
Personals and Briefs.
Professor II. p. Bogss. OF Jonesboro',
n. c.. is in the city
Colonel John Bell Bigger is confined 20
his home by sickness.
Mrs. George w. Bamford Is very III at
her husbands residence. 52l north Fifth
street
Mrs. William B. Taylor who has been
visiting her brother leaves to-day for
Williamsburg.
Rev. J. s. Dill, pastor Of Venable-Street
church. has had the title Of ID. u. con-
ferred upon him by Howard College, Ala
bama.
Miss Lucy =. Haynes and her little sis
ter, Celeste. have left the city 10 spend
tsw months with relatives in Caroline
county.
The Rev. ]. NJ. Homer. a distinguished
young minister OF North Carolina will
preach at Monumental church tomorrow
morning.
Mrs. Jacob Edel and daughter, Miss
Fanny. will leave Monday for n trip
through Europe, and expect to be gone
several months.
Mrs stapleton Coates, who has been seri-
ouSly i'll for several weeks at her resi-
dence SIS north Tenth street, Is still con-
fined TO her room.
Mr.. w l. Points. who has been in Rich
mond under the doctors care for some
time, returned to Gladstone, Va, Thurs
day, greatly improved.
The Methodist and Baptist Sunday
School Associations both meet tomorrow
! afternoon. the former at Clay-Street and
I'the latter at East-End church.
Quartermaster Robert w. Mayo, OF the
Fishburne Military School, arrived in the
city yesterday to spend vacation at home.
He won the gold medal for scholarship.
The meeting OF the Confederate Soldiers
and Sailors Monument Association, which
was TO have taken place yesterday after
noon, was postponed for want of a quo
rum.
Hon. ]. L. NJ. Curry, Governor O'Fer-
rail- and DR.. Hoge will be the speakers at
the Peace meeting TO be held at the Sc
cond Presbyterian church tomorrow af-
ternoon.
Hon. W. E. Bibb. Of Louisa, left the
Janette BIbb. who has been attending
Mr. Powells school. Mrs, Bibb Is still at
the Virginia Hospital ~
Rev. Edward l.. Pell will deliver his
| regular weekly lecture on the Sunday
School Lesson" at the Young Mems Chris
tldn AESOCidilOH inlS dIbtftAOOH dL D
o'clock. All are invited.
Mamie Harris and Sarah Jackson. two
negro women who engaged in fist-dght
on the street, were arrested and locked
up in the Second Station by officer Wal
ton yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. w. r. Mills and Miss Matte
Baslnger were married in Washington
Thursday by Rev. Or. Anderson. They
few days with the brides brother.
Rev J. Ii. Taylor. of the Cincinnati
Presbytery. and his wife are visiting at
Judge Daniel l.. Fry's, 3l6 east Main
street Mrs. Taylor, who is a sister OF
belle Of Cincinnati
There was an interesting game OF base
ball played yesterday afternoon at Lee
monument between the Little Giants"
and the New Hotels" The former won
by score OF y to 7.
successful boys who stood the Economy"
egg on its narrow end Yesterday between
and 7 o'clock 4. NJ, were awarded
prizes. The names will be published in
Sundays paper.
Mr.. John w. Pieroe. OF l06 south First
street, who has been quite Ill with jaun-
dice and the effects OF the grip. Is slowly
improving, and hopes to be at his place
Saturday or Monday.
Rev. Es l.. Goodwin. OF Petersburg. has
been engaged by the vestry OF Monumen-
tai church TO take charge until they can
secure permanent rector. The vestry
have a good many names under consde-
ration. but no one has been decided upon.
officer Brown. of the First District, ac-
companied by Mr. Hunter Evans, re-
turned Thursday night. after a sojourn
at Old Point and neighboring places.
where they went TO have a dip in the
surf and to fish and bask In the warm
sunshine
The annual sermon before the Young
Mems Christian Association OF Richmond
College will be preached in the college
chapel on Sunday evening at Si5 O'clock
by Rev NJ d. Hoge, ID. D. The public
In general are cordially invited to be
present on that occasion.
Hon. B. b. Munfords name having
been mentioned In connection with the
asked yesterday by a Dispatch represen-
tative IL he intended TO run. He replied
that he did not. His private business
would not permit him to do so.
The Washington %. CO Lodge OF EIks
has challenged the Richmond Lodge to
play a series OF baseball games at Wash
. lngton or In this city A ball club has
been organized by the local Elks, and the
challenge will be accepted and the games
played here, If 1t be found practicable.
The Tyson meeting for boys and girls
will take place as usual Sunday after
noon at Park-Place church. Mr.. +. A.
Arthur will make an address on Love-"
and give appropriate blackboard Illus
trations. Parents. Sunday-school teachers.
and those Interested In children's work
are invited to attend
Misses Vera Robinson. OF Fluyanna:
Berta White OF Accomac, and Susie car
r1l. OF North Carolina. pupils OF the Female
Institute, and Cadets Holly and Baum, OF
Davis Military School. North Carolina,
are spending part OF their holiday with
Mrs. J. b. Lacy and her sons, Douglas
and Le Roy, just returned from that
school.
William Aston (colored) was received
al the penitentiary yesterday from Isle OF
Wight county 10 serve two years for
grand larceny: William ii. Bibbs color
ed. from Orange, to serve fourteen years y,i
liam Henry Jordan tcolored), from
Greerssviile, to serve five years for OBJ
structing a railroad track.
The colored military Of Virginia are
arranging for, big celebration In Rich
Exposition Grounds. There will be com
panies I'm attendance from Norfolk. Pc
tersburg. Danyille. and other cities, in
cluding. of course, those OF Richmond and
Manchester Governor OFerrall Will be
asked TO review the troops.
DIR. James Y. Fair. pastor OF Grace
Street Presbyterian church. will leave
here this morning TO deliver the bacea-
laureate sermon tomorrow night before
the students OF Bampdsn-Sidney College.
His pulpit will be occupied tomorrow
morning by DR.. w, a. Campbell. and at
Cincinnati o.. one OF the most promis-
ing young preachers Of that presbytery.
The crew selected by the Virginia Boat
Club to enter the State regatta this year.
which will be held In Petersburg on July
eth. are IN training under Mr.. Randolph
Peyton, who u an old oarsman and the
winner Of several races. The crew is
constituted ~ follows: l.. u. Williams,
stroke; James r., Watson, No. 3: T. L.
Roden, No. 2; Jacheon Miller, bow. These
young gentlemen are engaged In business
In this city, and have only short tims
In which to practice.
Guests II New Yerk Hotel&