Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-01
Personals and Briefs.


Governor OFerrau left yesterday for
a short visit to HaTrisonburg.
Mr.. u. r. wilkins Is quite sick at his
residence. SOP south First street
Mr.. !. Willie wills left last Monday to
engage in business ia Atlanta, Ga.
Hishop Kcaue will preach at ST. Peters
Cathedral this morning at 1880 O'Clock.
The Faster music viii be repeated at
Moore Memorial church dIoly Trinity
to-day.
Mr. W. G billiard, Treasurer OF Spot
sylvsnia county was at the Capi'oi yes
tarlay.
Mr. \. Euerlcs Nelson and bride (nee
Ftsom have returned from their we'd
~ tour
Nr Edward II. Smith has been ap-
pointed general agent Of the Newport
N.ws Company.
The regular meeting Of PoWhatan Club
has been postponed on account OF the
Moody meetings.
rev. ur. James Nelson will preach at
Fourth Stre,t BAPTIST church this morn
Ing at u O'Clock.
Mrs T.. y. Leonard, Of Chicago, is
visiting her sister. Mrs. y. G. Becker, on
West Grove Road.
Miss Mamie L. Borst, Of Petersburg,
is visiting relatives and friends at Z Il
v,>t Marshall street.
SIR George Gibson, Jr., Is not can
dillte for reelection to the Common
Council from Monroe Ward.
The Friday Club gave a very enjoyable
german night before last There were
about twenty couples present
viii meet Monday at $3.50 o'clock. Mem
lers are requested to attend.
Mr. 4. T. Hecht and family. OF San
Francisco. are the guests Of Mrs. Henry
Block. No. 103 west Clay street
Rev. John Y. Dobbins. of Wilmington,
DEL. is stopping with Councilman VIII
liam If. Curtis. at - north Twenty-ninth
street.
Mr.. Scott, Of the Auditors Office, has
his pension checks ready, and Treasurer
Hartman Will be ready to pay them on
and after Monday.
Miss Calne Binfor1 is having a pleas
ant time visiting friends I'm Baltimore.
She Will stop in Washington on her re-
turn to Richmond.
Mr. Jacobs will sing at Park Place
church this morning, and the pastor. Or.
YOUNG, will preach on the subject, With
or Without Power No night service.
There VIII be a meeting Of the Work.
ingm ms Democratic Club OF the Third
Precinct, jackson Ward, held at Whalen's
Hall. corner Seventh and Hospital streets,
Monday night at o'clock
Messrs. l.. c. Perkins aud ]. II. Dug
sins had "a difficulty yesterday in front
OF the Boston clothing store. Several
blows passed and some blood was spilled.
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The earnings OF the Richmond and Pc
tcraburg railroad for February, 1894, were
s25l0M; expenses, SlS.373.54. The earn
INKS of the Petersburg railroad for the
same month were $i2,J&.l1; expenses,
81. sOs.jG.
The Holy-Name Society will hold its
regular monthly meeting this evening at
| the Sacred-lleart church. The new Off
GERS will be installed and enter upon
! their duti g. 4 large attendance is look
| 81 for, as business of importance will
| DC discussed.
what Kind of Revival is Most
Needed To-day?' is the subject OF Rev
Mir. Charey's lecture ut S o'clock tonight
in Beividere Hail. The subject Of blood
atonemcnt "a taught by Mr.. Moody
viii receive his attention in the course
OF tho lecture.
Mr. c. c. Wells, Of the Navy Depart
mcut: MIR. c. Fred Cook, of the Eve
ming STAR and Misses Maysie and Eva
Lynham came down with the MOODY
choir from washington last evening, and
are stopping with Mrs. q. Il. Pdynter'
of west Main street.
Mrs. Emma r. Ball. with her son.
Charles II. Ball. is sojourning at Albu-
uuerque. New Mexico. The climate there
| has proved healing and advantageous 10
Mr.. Charles Ball Mr.. Lucien V. Ball
| has taken a position on a ranch near
| San Simeon. Southern California.
c. Ii. Wilkins. assistant grand chief
| conductor of the order Of Railway Con-
| ductors Of America, viii arrive in the
! city to-day at l.. NJ. over the Atlantic
| Coast Line. Monday he will visit Rich
| mOnd Division No l52. order Of Railway
| Conductors. at their regular meeting.
I,nnhoe Lodge No "A. knights Of
Pythlas. Will meet Monday night. and
Immediately upon the adjournment Of
| the meeting the members will repair TO
| Murphys Hotel. where collation. Will
| be served. The Cunningham-C ardozo
| quartette will render several vocal seec-
lions
Mr. and Mrs c. Z. Burruss left yes
| terday for Old Point, accompanied by a
party of friends. The trip is given by
| Mr. Burruss in honor OF his cousins
| Misses Warde and Meade. OF Brooklyn.
| Among the party were Misses Clara q.
Warde Addie Meade. and Mary Friend
| Wilson.
The following prisoners. all colored and
| from Lynchburg. were received at the
| penitentary yesterday: Nehemiah Mil
| stead. 10 serve three years for grand
! larceny; Pat Steptoe. four years for
| housebrealOing: Peter Johnston. two years
| for housebreaking, and William Lee, two
| years for HOUSEKEEPING.
This Is Low Sunday in the Catholic
faith, and 1t Is therefore day OF I'M
Usual interest at the Cathedral, as the
boys and girls OF the parish. who have
attained the proper age Will receive their
first holy communion at the o'clock
mass. and Immediately after which they
Will be- confirmed by Right Rev. Bishop
Van do Nyver
most delightful entertainment was
given by Miss Rosa Cooper Thursday
night 10 her lady and gentlemen friends.
| Among those present were Mrs. Cooper.
Mrs Foe, Misses Katie Healy. Gertrude
Mallory, Ellen Rock. Mary Ryan. Bessie
White, Maggie Carroll. Gussie Elke. the
Misses OHara and Hayes. Among the
gentlemen friends were Messrs. Sheahy
Mitchell Woods, Carroll. Francis. Fitz
Burke Deasy, Tate Quarles. Timber
lake, and a few others. At midnight q
sumptuous repast was served.
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