Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-24
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While on ne visited Norfolk, Old Poin,
and Newport News.

While on ne visited Norfolk, Old Point.
and Newport News.
Messrs. Andrew G. Gibson and Charles
Monroe. Of New York, who have besn
visiting Mr.. WIN McDonough. Of thls
city. have returned home.
Mrs. John H. Pease and daughter Katie.
who have been visiting relatives AMI
friends here, returned Friday 70 their
home, In West Point, Va.
Rev. John W. Daugher.y. pastor NJ
Fulton Baptist church. has been au,te
sick for the past week. but was abe
TO flli his pulpit on Sunday
Mr.. James Brown. OF Fulton HIN. was
married to Miss Mary Barrett IN Phila.
delphia on the 18th instant. Mr. Brown
has decided TO reside in that city.
Cards are out for the marriage OF Mr.
]. Lee Davis to Miss Cornelia Bell Tues
day afternoon, October 10Th, at sIj
O'Clock. at CIay-Stfeet Methodist church.
DR.. and Mrs. william +. Mcclure. Of
winchester, are the guests OF DR.. Hunter
Mcclure. DIR; william r. Mcclure IL
president OF the Medical Society OF Viz.
gnia.
Among the visitors at state Democratic
headquarters yesterday were DIR. Ninde.
or King George; DR.. G. =. Armisteal,
OF Williamsburg. ard DR.. l.. S. Foster, oe
Mathews.
Miss Bernice McDonough. granddaugh-
ter OF Captain r. T. Sneai. died at SD
o'clock yesterday morning at the residence
OF Captain Snead. No. 2l32 Pleasant street.
The little girl was about II years old
AT the corner OF Pine and High street,
tonight there viii be speaking by Hon.
James ~ Gregory. Populist candidate for
Congress from this district. and SIR. J.
Haskins Hobson, Of the Virginia Sun.
General T. T. Mu1ford. OF Lynchburg.
will deliver his address on the Hand u
Lee In the Valley Campaign" before n.
l.. Lee Camp next Friday night, the esth,
at Lee-Camp Hall. The public Is In.
vited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cabell Brockcnbroueh
will sail next Saturday from New York
on the Kaiser Wilhelm III. Tor Genoa.
They will make an extensive trip oyer
Europe, and expect to be gone one or two
years.
Seventeenth street between BroaI and
Clay is undergoing some much needed
Improvements. The old cobhle-stones are
being taken up and granite spaus Will
be laid down. The street viii be GRADED
and the curbing will BE- reset
The lunch-roOms OF the WOman's Chris
tan Association. on Franklin street near
Seventh. and OF the Retreat Tor the Sick.
at No. 10 north Seventh street. are both
being well patronized By delegates In at
tendance upon the Disciples Convention.
In Monumental church sunday che
Rev. Mr. Stickney announced tina, Fri.
day evenings after tea he would always
be "at home" for the congregation. when
there would be social gatherings OF the
parishoners In the rectory. az aH north
Twelfth street
Miss Alice Greiner. )ungcst daughter
or the late Captain J. II. Greiner. 81 FAIR
field. died very suddenly thar- Monday
morning AZ o'clock from typhod-fevcr.
She had been III about two weeks. Tho
interment took place y,stordly. and fIne.
raj services IN the PRESBYTERIAN church
there Immediately Afterwards by The pas
tor the Rev. Mr.. Davis
Miss Annie Z. Adams. daughter OF Mr..
William G. Adams. Superintendent OF tho
Gas-Works. who was 80 painfully bitten
at the EXpositiOn-Groun hy a 81 Bern.
ard dos. IS slowly improving Hcr phy-
siclan. DR.. II. +. Franklin. now thinks
That the amputaton Of ono Of hgr fingers,
which II was thought would have TO b3
made, Will not be necessary.