Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-14


Miss sanie cullen. Epps. left Tuesday
for Virginia Beach.
Miss Minnie HHl Of Culpcper, Is the
guest Of Miss Bessie Barber III east Leisf'
street ..-....
\ large number Of RicnmCHd. people are
attending tn finals at the University q
Virginia.
The bath-house at Mayo's Island has
been completed. and. viii be open for in
spection to-day,
The wifi Of captain ] j.. Angle vas
taken quite sick TuesdIy night. but wac
much better yesterday
MISS Lucy Hall Of west Clay street. ar
rived AT home Yesterday, after spending
some time in the South.
Mrs. r. J.. Triton ana family left
Yesterday for their country place. ~
Powhatan county. for the summer
Miss Lee Smith, OF church lin, Is at.
tending the commencement exercises of
the University o. Virginia az Charlotte
vile.
Miss Pat Moore, Of Danyille, who has
hecn spending some time with relatives
and friends i'm this city. has. returned
home. ..-
j. l.. Redmond, Sergeant OF Winchester
and Adam Farney, Deputy Sheriff OF
Frederick county. visited the Capitol yes
terday.
The straw hats worn on Memorial-Day
hy the veterans Of the soldiers Home
were presented 10 them by Mr. Jackson
Brandt.
There will be meeting Of OH De
minion Club tonight at Si5 O'Clock nj
the club-rooms, Nineteenth end .lain
streets. ,..,
Mr. Toucey. a promineat young lawyer
OF New York. Is in the city. He - as
sistant secretary of the Richmond Rail
way and Electric Company.
DR.. John H. Hinchman has been elected
manager Of the Richmond Iilks Ball club
and will train the team f.. the coming
game with the Washington Elks.
.On and after the 10Th of June many
of the clothing merchants of Richmond
will close their places OF business at
O'Clock l.. NJ. Saturday excepted.
The Cheerful Workers of the Third
Christian church will continue their lawn
fete tonight, Friday. and Saturday nights
AZ the corner Of Twcnty-sixth and Mar.
shall streets.
Pendleton Peters (coloredD was received
at the penitentiary. yesterday from Win
chester TO serve tive years for malicious
burning. and John Johnson nine years
for similar offence. 90
Mr.. W. Grcanor Neale has returned
from New York. He leaves for Baltimore
to-day. aud will attend the GraBi-I,odgt
meeting OF the Benevolent and Protective
order of E,ikS AT Atlantic CIV
Robert Grubbs, a white Farmland in
the employ OF Michael Hayes, on the
| Brook road. fell from "a load Of hay Tues.
day, ana was quite painfhtg bruised and
| cut. he was attended ny lJr. Warriner
Mr.. w. C. Hunt wfJ lives On Leigh
street between Third a-d Fourth. heard
some one trying u iatq his house
Tuesday night, He sh.t at the man. but
missed his mark, and the fellow escaped
| in the darkness. ~.
| Thieves ibroke into the store of NJ
| Blcomingfiehi, No. 100 west Broad street
Tuesday. night. and carried away "A loj
| Of clothing, shoes, and furnishings. An
entrance was effected from the. rear
| There is no clue to the robbery.
| 4 match game OF baseball was I'layed
| at Island Park yesterday between IN,
| columblas and Giants, the former win.
| ming BY a score OF 10 TO q Batteries
| Columbias-LauzarDue, Dnncken, Elmore
and White; Giants-Landrum and Mosby
Rev. Paul l.. NenZel. pastor of ST
| Johns Evangelical Lutheran church, ha.
| been elected president OF The Atlantic
| Division of the Evangelical Synod n
| North America. This does not Interfere
however. with his pastorate in this city
| Major b. W. Lynn and son, Mr.. Russell
| \. Lynn. will leave this evening for IN,
West. Major Lynn gbes to attend IN,
National Prison Assocfa tion OF the Unite
| States. which will be held in St Pant
Mimi, while Mr.. Russell Lynn will visi
| friends in Iowa and Illinois.