Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-18

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Rev. Dr. II. a. Tuffer will preach at the
Fourth-Street Baptist church to-day both
morning and night
Mr.. NJ. Solomonski. ~ Richmond, Va,
was registered at the Marlborough Hotel,
New York, yesterday.
Mr. Louis 3. Hatkc and sister left
Wednesday for Cincinnati 10 attend the
funeral Of their uncle.
Miss Alice East of west Marshall street,
return I'd home last week after three
months visit to Norfolk.
Mrs. J. ]. Wright. Of Cockeysville, Mary
land. is visiting Mrs. Warner Moore, 40.
20 east Franklin street.
Miss Lucy Falkland Christian left on
Friday to visit her cousins. the Misses
Dempsey. Of Alexandria,
Rev. Mr.. Pendlcton will preach at Old
Market Presbyterian church this morn
ing and Or. IIoge tonight.
Rev. j. $. Dill. of Venable-Street, and
Or. Hatcher OF Grace-Street church.
VIII exchange pulpits tonight
The Methodist Sunday-School Society
will hold its monthly meeting at Union
Station church this afternoon.
church, on Laurel street, will, when COM
pleted become the Holy Trinity.
The Ladies' Auxiliary OF Pickett Camp
will meet Monday at half-past o'clock.
The members are requested TO attend.
Sydney Lodge, No. 42S. Independent Or
der Of Good Templars, had "A well-attcnded
meeting Friday night at BelVidere Hall
Mrs. W. Wallace Rowe (nee WayldnD
has returned home after a visit Of several
weeks to her parents and relatives, near
Crozet.
Mr.. and Mrs o. Livermore. Of Roches-
ter. y. H., are visiting at the residence Of
their brother, Mr.. /. II. Kaufman, No. 9l3
west Grace street.
Messrs. w. f. Moesta and Eugene }.
Bellenot left yesterday for Newport
News ito do" the steamship New York
now at that place
Mr.. David A. Brown. Jr., has. at the
solicitation Of his friends. decided 10 be-
come a candidate for the Board OF Alder
men from Monroe Ward.
Rev. 2. j. LucI,ie. after a pleasant visit
to his cousin. Mrs. James Rankin. Of
west Marshall street, has returned 10
his home, in Dayidsonville, Md.
There VIII be a meeting Of the Thurman
Democratic Club at No. 22lj east Main
street Tuesday evening at x o'clock. Can
ddates and the public invited to attend.
The Baptist City Missionary Society
will hold it's regular monthly meeting
with the Grace-Street church this SITTER
noon at $50 o'clock. The public VIII be
welcome.
Mrs. Jane Z. Melton, the mother OF
Mr.. ]. II. j. Melton. Il well-known car
pcnter Of this city, died yesterday morn
ing at the residence OF her son. on
Thirty-fourth street.
A good-sized party OF Richmond people
went down to Newport News yesterday
TO inspect the steamship New York. now
in the dry-dock, and a great many others
will 20 down to-day.
Rev. DIT. Horwitz. Of Petersburg. viii
lecture this evening at the heneseth
Israel Synagogue. on Mayo street. His
subjec. will be THE Duties OF Il Minister
to His Congregation"
Mrs. L. c. Tucker gave a very enjoyable
musical yesterday afternoon. 1T was at
tended by a number of friends OF the
scholars of her school. all Of whom ex-
pressed themselves as much pleased.
An interesting mass-meeting will be
held at ST. James Methodist church this
afternoon at 800 O'clock. TO which all
friends Of the church Will be welcome.
DIR. Tudor will deliver the principal adj
dress.
The services at the Soldiers Home this
afternoon at o'clock will be led by Rev.
Jabez Hall, of the Seventh-Street Christian
church. Mrs. Gill and the boys from the
Male Orphan Asylum Will render the
music.
C. C. Thon, deputy grand arch, ard
Captain James A. Lipscomb. grand secre-
tary of the Grand Grove OF Virginia,
U. a. o. D., will leave Wednesday morn
ing for Wilmington, y. c., TO institute
new grove of Druids.
Mr. J. w. Jeffries. clerk OF the h. L.
Watkins Wood Company, OF tuis city,
and Miss Sue Turpin. daughter Of Mr.
John Turpin. of Chesterfield. will be mar
ried at Mt. Herman Baptist church next
Thursday. the I'D instant
Supreme Councillor Morse, OF New
York, and Supreme Treasurer Ne%ton, or
Washington, ID. c., will arrive in the
city Tuesday, and will address the men,
beers of the Order of Chosen Friends at
Laube's Hall that night at o'clock
The illustrated Southern Almanac. pub
lshed by the j. l.. Hill Printing Com
pany has been issued for 1891. II gives,
in addition TO the matter usually con-
tanned in almanacs, the dates or the
principal events in the history OF the
late war.
Miss Mary Netherand Perkins. daughter
OF MIR. Constantine Perkins. OF birming-
ham, Ala, who was one of the graduates
at Richmond High School last week. will
leave In q few days for home. She ex-
poets TO attend Miss Baldwin's school, in
Staunton. next winter.
Sergeant Cosby. Of the Second Police
Station. says the patrol wagon win not
be used for hauling prisoners from the
various stations to the Police Court. as
summoned. and that the wagon VIII not
be used for any purpose except 10 take
prisoners to the station.
The following convicts were received
at the penitentiary yesterday from Nor
folk; j. 4. Davis. to serve ten years for
HOUSEKEEPING; Caesar Russell. seven
years for murder In the second degree;
William Baker. five years for forgery;
William Johnson (coloreD. from Peters
burg, to serve one year for third con-
viction Of petit larceny.
The Barton Heights Mirror OF yester-
day says: The Mirror Is the only paper
published in Henrico county. From the
best information we can get from all
parts Of the county. the people are almost
unanimously In favor OF Major Alfred !
r. Courtney for Judge OF the County
Court and II is hoped that he Will allow !
his name to be presented to the Legisla-
ture fer election.