Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-19

Mr.. Robert ". Price. Of Green Bay,
Va. IS In the city.
\ visitor a. The Exposition Wednesday
had a handsome gold watch stolen from
his pocket.
Miss Marie \. Cady. OF Stanton. IS
very sick at the residence Of MIR. 6. +.
Trsylliisn. on Pine street.
Colonel John y. Cary has returned
from the meeting Of insurance-men held
few days ago at Raleigh, y. G.
Mrs. j. ". Alexander. Of south Pine
street, left last week to visit relatives
and friends in Wilmington, n. c.
Dr. g. T.. Boston. Of Fiuvanna. VINO
has been in the city for several days,
Will leave FOR home this morning.
Mrs. Henrietta Braxton is critically I'll
at the residence Of her daughter, Mrs.
Henry Lee Valentine, on south THIRD
street
Miss May Turner Mrs. Mills. and her
daughter Maud. az Elk HN, Va. who
have been visiting the city, have returned
to their homes.
The Capitol and the City Hall were
both thronge1 with visitors yesterday. \
great number went up to the tower OF
the latter building.
Rev. DIR. Sledd will preach AT St James
Methodist church next Sunday night. and
Rev. Mr.. Moore viii I'LL the pulpit at
Centenary on the same evening
Mrs. W. {. Adams. wife OF Superin-
t,udent Adam, Of the Gas-N orks, had
one Of her hands painfully bitten Wednes-
day by one Of the mastin dogs on exhibit
at the Exposition.
a, ID viii arlx
on the building at the penitentiary farm
/ I'm Goochlsnd county. The roof is being
put on the structure, which Ei!l accom-
modate go conHicts.
Misses Gert!e and Nellie Glade Of
! Prince George county. who have been
visiting Miss Kate Couth. AZ 40. 3l2
west cary street. have returned home
( after pleasant visit.
Mesrs. John Y. Harris commonwealth
| Attorney Of Dnwlddlr; J. ". Ballard,
| Treasurer Of Bedford. and John l.. JET
! fries. commemorative Attorney Of Gull
pepper. we're at tn Capitol yesterday.
Thore viii be- great mary prisoners
released from the county jail on Satur-
! dav morning who were convicted TOR
/ terms TO cover tire Exposition. They Will
number about twenty-five or thirty.
The funeral Of Mr.. Michael ~ Taylor,
| who died Wednesday at his mothers resi-
! dence. 605 south First street In the 2ith
! year Of his age will take place from
/ Sacred Heart church this morning at 10
o'clock with requiem mass.
one Of the social sessions which have
! made the order O, Etl.s famous Will be
| held at Concordil Hall tonight at II
o'clock. Tire expenses are betrayed by
private subscription. and II VIII be an
"od-time" affair
Mr. ard Mrs. Jacob Stoneman have
! issued Invitations to the marriage OF
! their daughter. Miss Miriam Elizabeth
TO Mr.. Thomas Garland Sydnor. Weines-
| day. October 3lst, Al l o'clock, High
lands" Isl,nd, Va.
Marriage licenses were issued in Wash
ington Wednesday TO John ;. Latham. OF
| Richmond. and Addie /. Vaughan, OF
! Washington; Albert Harris. OF Norfolk'
! Va. and Lena Fitzgerald. Of petersburg
william McCauley and Susan y. Baden
OF I.oudOun county
The condition Of Mr.. Bromm, who ac-
} cidently shot himself a few days ago,
was reported 10 be very favorable yester-
/ dav. He spent quiet niSht' ana Inc
doctors seem to think he Is on the ROAD
! to quick recovery. This VIII DE soOn news
! 10 his many friends.
The funeral Of Joseph G. Snead, who
| died Wednesday morning after lingering
| Illness. will take place this morning ut
! 10 O'Clock. The remains will be taken "a
the country for burial. Deceased was a
member Of Syracuse Lodge. knights OF
! Pythias. and Annawan Tribe. Red Men.
At meeting held by the Sir Moses
| Montefiore Congregation Wednesday night
| the following of Gers were elected for the
next term: : Stern, president l.. Roll
I nick. vice-president. b. Wolf, treasurer
II. n. Rosenberg. secretary. Trustees
l.. Levy, }. Cohen. d. Passamaneck, NJ
Spiegel, 4. Gcllman. Lewis Lowensteln
, and :. London.