Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-03
Personals and Briefs.

Mr. John Purcell who has been sick
for several weeks, was able 90 be out yes
tcrday.
Rev George l.. CLANCY will deliver a
lecture early next week on "Hawah' at
Belvdere Han.
Rev. Father Charles Donahue. of New
port News, was in the city Tor rev
days this week
Mr. A. j. Wray has recovered from a
severe spell of sickness. and Is now able
to attend to business
Mrs. $. H. Hamburger and children, OF
Philadelphia. are visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. julius Sycle, Of 2Ol west Grace
street
The funeral OF Miss Mary Elizabeth
Bowers win take place from the Second
Baptist church this afternoon al $50
o'clock
Captain Peter Jackson. doorkeeper OF
Of the Mozart Academy Of Music. who has
been suffering with severe cold, Is con-
Nalescent.
Mr.. William r. Lee No. l40l Floyd ave,
nue.. who has been confined TO MS bed
several days from sickness, Is not much
improved.
The regular monthly meeting. of the
Ladies' Auxiliary Board OF Managers
win take place at the Virginia Hospital
at u O'Clock NJ. on Saturday.
The Senntc Committee on Fish ana
Game, at their meeting yesterday AFTER
noon. indefinitely postponed the OIL 10
create a shell-fish commission
Roy Edward l.. Pell will deliver his
regular weekly lecture on THE Sunday
school Lessons" at the Nosng Men
Christian Association this afternoon at
o'clock.
The independent unpledged Democrats
OF the West End VIII calI sp.etsi n ,ioo,,
ing for next Tuesday evening AT O'CLOCK
nj No 703 Brook avenue. me OBJECT OF
this meeting Is TO discuss the Epps rcsoiu-
ton.
DR. Hoges sermon on 1.-THE Work Of the
Holy Ghost" preached Sunday aiteihooh,
February 25th. at the request OF members
OF the Virginia Legislature. VIII De pup.
lished in the Central presbyterian Vi heA'
Wednesday.
The earnings of the Richmond and Pc
tersburg railroad for the month OF Jsnu-
aty. 1891 were SIS. S7i.l8; expenses W.
SS14 The earnings of the petersburg
railroad for the same month were si''-
26i.5s. expenses, Sl,Sp25
Rev. Asbury Christian will conduct the
services at tie Young Mems CHRISTIAN AZ,
sociation Sunday afternoon. lnsIs Nh M
be meeting Monday evening OF all the
active members of the associatlon Wneh
several matters of importance VIII De ais
cussed.
The storm last Sunday night broke up
service at Groye-Avenue churen, anu he u,
j..
reply to Mr. Vending tomorrow nltnt
al Grove-Avenue Baptist church; service
begins at 8 o'clock. Seats are iree' anu
strangers are invited and cordially wei
coined.
Mr.. William Ryan, Internai-H evenue
Collector. reports his recelpts TOT Nais
district during the past two inem,n 200 90 90
being 500 or. Il. as compared TO AUf'VStIs
during those months last year; Inc 10, Soi-
lector has appointed Mr.. Harris y, Don.
nan TO the position OF tobacco Inspector
for Petersburg.
The following prisoners were recs f.
at the penitentiary yesterday: FROM fau-
quier-Eichard H. Washington icoloIeul,
70 serve two years for housepreakihs:
from Halifax county--Henry Waysaat
alias George Bradshaw tcolored), NY
years for housebreaking, ana Jonn uliie
tcolored). five years for housebreakihs.
The address TO the students OF ON
schools by Professor Winston, on wy
religion OF the coming man. postpohevs
from last Sabbath evening on account OF
the storm. will be delivered next sabpath
evening ut the First Baptist church. IN
belief that dsturbs and unsettles Is Assoc
ciate1 In these days with physical science
The subject, "Wili the Coming Man Fina
His Religion Suppianted by ScienceI
will be timely and IN the Professors nlEn,
est ab3ffty. DR. Cooper. the pastor, VIII
preach at II A. NJ.