Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-05

Bacctrsiupo. Sarah Tcnnyron Katie COR
man, Kettle fettway, and Genev'e'e DO,
xeln.
A tremendous flock Of birds. said py
the knowing ones TO be sora. passed over
the city last night en- route Tor the Sou'h.
Miss rn,zahe,h curlo Christian, after q
,loilvb,s,,, trlp 10 Newport News returned
home last week. accompanied ~ MISS
lulie Btaxton.
Mrz John w. Powell. who has been on
n Wait 20 her daughter. Mrs Isacniah
TYLER. OF New York. returned TO Rich
| mond last week.
Jimmie Cook. the is-year-oh boy
nreacher OF Georgia, who preached here
.exerai years ago at Sam Joness rcvi-
,,l meetings. VIII preach at the Rich
,nond Theatre this afternoon at O'CLOCK
Mrs. Martin Baskette and daughters,
Misses Laura and Daisy. of Henderson
XIV, after a visit 20 Old Point, Norfolk,
and other points, are with their cousins,
The Misses Toone. OF III east Marshall
street
Mr.. Aflnetrce rolkes who graduated IN
the law class Of 1884, At Richmond College.
has been admitted to the bar here and mas
Mosby. under the firm name OF Mosby d.
Foxes.
Rev. ]. T.. Hutson left the city Friday
morning for CORTLAND Va. where he goes
10 conduct his seventh Biennial protracted
meeting. He and his little daughter, Fan
ME bet. will be entertained at the home
Of Hon. J. T. Prince
The many friends OF Mrs. William Il.
Peasants. who was very sick for severai
weeks at Bon Air. will be pleased 10
know that she has 80 far recovered as
TO leave on yesterday for q visit 70 rela-
tives In Loudoun county.
Misses Mary and Lottte Reams, accom-
panl by their brother. Mr.. koiahu
Reans, OF Church Hi. left yesierday
| afternoon for Baltimore. Nd, 10 spend
the remainder OF the summer with Their
! frlen(ss and relatives OF that city.
AIR. Charles +. Thirkield and Mr.. X.
| G. Adams. of Franklin, Ohio. are stop
ping at the Lexington Hotel, visiting
Mr. Charles Mickle and wife. Mr. Their
| ki.ld is "a brother-in-lsw OF Mr. III. NJ.
! Trirnble. OF the internal revenue Office.
The many friends OF tie Rev. J. G.
| Reed. presiding elder OF the Suffolk dis
trict. viii be panied TO hear of the death
Of his daughter, Laura, which occurred
Yesterday at 315 j. NJ. The remains VIII
be brought to Richmond on the IL Do a.
NJ train Monday and taken from the
depot to lakewood cemetery for inter
ment.
Rev. w. c. Taylor. pastor of the First
Baptist church. Of Franklin, Ky. who Is
visiting the city. will preach at Randolph
Street Baptist church this morning at II
O'Clock. Mr.. Taylor is a graduate OF
Rochester College. New York. at which
rlnce ne labored for four years, and es-
istlished q church, which is now In a
yerv dourishing condition. For more than
three years ne has been pastor or his
present change, and has met with great
fncca -. Mr. Taylor is native OF Vir-
ginia.
DR.. Hatcher spent several days during
tho past week preaching al the Upper
Zfou BAPTIST church, IN Caroline county.
II was estimated that on wednesday
there were fully 1000 persons present. Al
The close Of the meeting on Friday after
noon tfty-two persons united WIN the
church. and DR.. Hatcher returned 10 tHe
civ that night Letters just received re-
present Mrs. Hatcher and her daughter
,as having charming time IN southern
Switzerland. They were returning iroh
Italy. and expected, after stopping Tor
a season in Paris. TO visit friends in Eng
land and Scotland. They VIII san ior
America about the sth of September. On
Friday night Or. Hatcher received tele-
Gram announcing the death Of Mrs. Hines,
tho mother Of Rev. W. =. Hines, at Crewe-
Va. and requesting him to conduct the
funeral services. at . y. NJ. yesterday.
The Doctor went. but returned last eve
ming, and will FIJI his pulpit to-day.