Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-05

pr. G. l.. stone leaves the city this
morning FOR n short stay at Union Mills,
In Fiuvanna county.
Mrs. +. \. Tignor. Of church Hln. left
Yesterday for thrce-Weeks' visit TO
Danyille and stuart
Rov. r. +. Wnlincham, II. D.. will
preach al Grove-A Avenue Baptist church
tomorrow. both at II \. VI. and Sl5 l.. NJ.
Rev. Il. II. Bennett will have charge Of
cent mary church during Or Sledd's abb
$ nee at the General Conference III Mem
phis.
Mrs Mary Napier, wife OF the late Ed
Warl L. Napier. died at Sol west Clay
street yesterday morning at II o'clock,
aged oN years.
Mrs John r.. Taylor who has been on
n visit of two weeks 10 h"r daught r. in
this city, returned 20 her home. in Lynch
burg. yesterday
Mr.. =. W. steele. Sr., Of Lttl. Rock
AK. who was I'm Richmond Wednesday
ana Thursday. has left for North Carolina
10 visit relatives.
Sergeant John Hall yesterday recovered
n diamond ring stolen some time ago
from young lady who livas on south
Sixth street. No arrest was made.
Hey Edw2rl l. pen win deliver r,,i,I his
school lesson At the Young Mems chris
tian Association this afternoon at
O'Clock. All are invited.
AZ The meeting of Ice Camp last night
the allutlut was directed TO tender 10
tho family Of Colonel VI. +. Bradley, who
diDi yesterday morning the sympathy Of
the camp in their aiilctiOn.
Messrs. ". ". Wood. :. l.. Wood. and
Park Gary took trip Of about nine
miles down James riv'r Thursday on
fishing excursion. They were very sue
C'ssful, catching over 400 of the finny
Tribe.
4 .
ami Joseph s. White left 'hc city Thurs
day for Dallas Tex. 10 attend a meet
ing of the National Association Of Rail-
way Surgeons. They VIII visit Mexico
before returning.
Rev !. Koplowltz. the ncwly-electol
minister Of the kcnescth Israel syna-
goeuc, on Mayo street. Will occupy the
pulpit of that congregation this morning.
lie will deliver hs inaugural sermon IN
be Let There BE Light"
Mr. Harry Il. Hartman delivered a
lecture before a large audience at 81.
Johns church last night on "Phot0gra-
ply Tho discourse was under the au-
spices of that chapter of the Brotherhood
Of St Andrew and dealt with the art
OF making likenesscs from 1000 down TO
the present day.
Edward Taylor alias Edward Johnson
a negro man. was arrested and locked mp
in the Second Station-H House yesterday
afternoon. charged with being Suspi-
cious character. He is unknown to the
police. He had Il basket Of leather, which
he acknowledges having stolen from some
house on Fourteenth street.
ON west Grace street Mr. Stern is
having dug the foundation for hand
Of Major r'' lewis GinPtSer Mr. J. y.
Allison is preparing for the erection of
has. it is understood, had made plans for
ten new dwellings on Floyd avenue.
Commencing tomorrow afternoon Rev.
A. H. Moore will deliver a series OF four
addresses before the mems meetings at
the Young Mems Christian Association.
Good Master: second. character Build
ing: thirl. "The Era Of Young Men:
fourth The Drama of Lifc-A Bible
View
Peter -. Short who has long been
the poiit. and accommodating coioredi
ianjtor Of Judge WcllfOrds court. will
apply ia a few days for admittance to
the Richmond bar. He has passed eN-
animation before Judges wexford and
Eauutlcroy and received from Them
certificate emitting him 10 apply for that
privilege.
The object Of the Industrial Home Is
70 give the worthy poor a chance to work
for their daily br ,ad. and not be COMPEL
cl L. remain in idleness. Superintendent
Flood will be at the BTOad-Street Mission,
also i'm the evening at s O'Clock. to ex-
plain the work it is proposed TO do at
the home.
Roy. ". Mes Buchanan will fiji the
pulpit Of Westminster Presbyterian
church tomorrow. Mr.. Buchanan is a
anan, ESQ. Of east Broad street, ana IS
Quit, "A young man but a scholar of high
merit. being distinguished graduate OF
Richmond college and graduate this
e.rei.n of Union TheOlOgical Seminary.
The Randolph Literary Society will hold
It's annual meeting for the election OF
officers tonight This society is growing
in numbers. and although 1t has been In
existence for a number of years. the IN
tcrest ia It's work is unilaCging. They
viii give a literary and musical entertain
ment in the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation Hall the latter part OF June.
The services for Hebrews begun in the
Iect,lre-room OF Monumental church some
weeks ago will be resumed III lhe nan
az the BroadStreet Mission az east
day at IL 4. NJ. For awhile there will
also be an appointment for saturday
afternoons at o'clock. The subject 10,
morrow morning Will be 'lsraeis fast'
The Rev. J. Massao,. a native Of Japan,
lcctured at Laurel,Street Methoulst
church Thursday night before large
audience. on Japan His sermon was
very instructive and interesting. Mr.:
NaSsao has completed the English course
i'm the theological department OF the Van
dcrbilt University. Nashville, Tenn, and
viii sail for Japan in few weeks whore
he will engage in the evangellstlc WORK.
Our Folks In Gotham.
NEW YORK. May 4-(Speciall-A ).
Narcuse, Marlborough; c. ;. Williams
Stewart.
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