Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-07

held at demonstration at II A. NJ.
Mr.. John Bowers, Jr.. from the White
House neighborhood. New Kent county.
was In the city yesterday.
Mas May Capers. OF Columbia. $. c..
is the guest OF her relatives, Mr. and
Mrs. J. II. Capers. 9l2 Floyd avenue.
Rev. ID. T. Crickenbergcr. OF waynes-
boro', will preach at the First Lutheran
church Sunday morning at II o'clock.
People visiting Seven Pines complain
that the water in the well there Ia 40
impure as To render 1t unfit for drinking
purposes.
Professor Stein left the city yesterday
for the Red Sulphur Springs. He Is to
take charge Of the summer orchestra at
that place
Iron Moulders' Union. No. 12s, will hold
a meeting tonight, when decisive action
will be taken. involving every member
In this vicinity.
Rev Sparks Melton. talented young
minister. Will preach at the Fourth
Street Baptist church tomorrow, both
morning and night.
Little hope Is entertained for the re-
covery OF Mrs. John Bagby. who Is dan
gerously III at her residence. No. 3l6 north
Twenty street.
Mr.. w. J. O'Neil is making a ten-days'
tour OF Baltimore. Philadelphia. Atlantic
City. and New York. He expects TO re-
turn next Thursday.
A service for children similar TO those
recently conducted by Miss Tyson Is held
every Sunday afternoon at o'clock In
al o 1.faSh ng
Sergeant w. l.. Thomas. Of the Third
District, was taken sick at the station
house early yesterday morning, and had
TO be sent home in carriage.
Mrs. MollIe l.. Dugglns, accompanied
by her sister. Mrs. Lizzie V. Lowry, has
gone to visit relatives and friends near
the Seaboard and Weldon railroad.
Mr.. Ed. G. Pierce. a Justice OF the Peace
from Marshall Ward, IL seriously III at
his home. No. IN north Twenty-hfth
street. from a complication of diseases.
There will be a general meeting Of the
Ladies' Auxiliary Board Of the Virginia
Hospital at u o'clock to-day at the hos
pital This will be the last meeting until
October. and full attendance is re-
quested.
Theological Seminary. is stopping for n
few days as the guest OF X. W. Nice.
White, pastor OF Mizpah church lie will
officiate at the dedicatory services to-mor-
row at 4:30 J.. NJ.
DR.. r. j. Willingham will preach at the
Pine-Street Baptist church Sunday morn
ing at II O'Clock, and two young men
Messrs William Il. Daniel and Morgan
w. Wilkinson-wil be ordained to the
deaconate OF the church.
Thursday morning thieves broke into
the residence Of Mr.. c. Feldner. on Ross
street. and carried of lot Of goods, in
Guiding clothing jewelry. bed-clothes. etc.
An entrance was secured by removing a
glass from rear window.
Mrs. +. II. Gade, who has been living
In Richmond for a year or more, has
accepted position with the Grau Opera
Company. and expects to join the troupe
next September. She was a member Of
ST. Pauls choir last season.
General William II. Payne was in the
city last night. 1t is not yet definitely
known whether he will be retained as
division counsel for the Southern Railway
Company, but there is no reason 10 te-
lieve that his services will be dispensed
with.
There will be an interesting contest at
Island Park this afternoon at i:5O o'clock.
The Fiftecnth-street delegation OF over
worked produce merchants have chal-
lenged the Cary-strcet men TO game Of
baseball The public is invited. No ad-
mission fee.
The monthly and quarterly meeting OF
the SUNDAY School Association Of the Bap-
fist Sunday schools OF Richmond and
Manchester will be held Sunday afternoon
with the West-Nicw school at o'clock.
The Rev. George Cooper. ID. D., will ad-
dress the meeting.
4 telegram received here yesterday
states that Mr.. X. A. Lancaster was not
seriously hurt in the runaway accilen
which befell him near Mlllboro Thursd1y.
No bones were broken. His son. Mr.. John
Lancaster. left for Mllb0ro' on the nom
ing train yesterday.
The Dispatch was in error yesterday IN
saving that the wild bull which created
such Widespread excitement in the East
End Thursday was. after being slaughter
ed stored in IIechler's ice-house. Mr.
Scharff dressed the beef and Mr. Hechler
said Yesterday that he knew nothing OF
the occurrence until he read II In the
Dispatch.