Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-27

Rev. DIR. J. c. Hlden win preach at the
Barton Heights Baptist church tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs John c. T1ller. OF Suffolk.
are guests Of Mr.. c. w. Tanner, 2l9 south
Third street.
Mr.. John f. Burke, the newly-elected
Sheriff OF Norfolk, Is in the city visiting
hts parents.
ID. Meade. OF Virginia, was registered on
Friday at the Paris Office OF the New
York Herald.
Mrs. II. Y. Hevers, OF Newport News,
is on visit to her sisters, at soi west
Marshall street.
Mrs. Ella Rowland Rainey, OF Norfolk.
Va, is In the city on visit to her
parents on Clay street
Miss Pattie Moors. Of North Danvills,
is visiting her cousin, Miss Bessie Harris,
of $40 north Third street.
Mrs. J. T.. Rabineau and daughter left
yesterday for Newport News to visit her
cousin, Mrs. John J. GUIDE.
Mr.. l.. ID. Knox, OF the Illinois Central
railway, Chicago, paid a flying visit to
this city during the past week.
Miss Mollie n. Rawlings. Of Orange
Courthouse, IL visiting the family of Mr..
S. j. Smith, 405 west Main street.
The dress rehearsal of the Wednesday
Club tomorrow night at the Mozart
Academy will be strictly private.
Miss Elsie Horner Buschbeck. Of Paris,
France. is visiting her cousin, Miss Jose
phine Knox, at ia south Third street.
The Saturday half-holiday movement
was given decided impetus yesterday. A
large number Of houses closed at p. NJ.
Rev. Mr.. Leach, who was in the city
for some time during the winter, will
return on Monday next for a week $
stay.
Rev. II. T.. Johnson, ID. d., VIII ad-
dress the Laurel-Street Methodist MIS-
slonary Society this afternoon at
o'clock.
Charles II. Smith was delivered at the
penitentiary yesterday from Amherst
county to serve one year for malicious
shooting.
Miss Annie GIL, OF Chesterfield, and
Miss Emma Gill, Of Norfolk, Va, are
visiting Mrs T. d. Williams, of Barton
Heights.
The closing exercises Of the Moore
Street Industrial Institution will be held
at the First African Baptist church Tues
day night.
Frank Fossett, a young white man, was
locked up at the First Police-Station yes
terday on a charge Of stealing razor
valued at 81.
Miss Maude Schultz gave a very plea
SAINT musicale Thursday night in honor
of her friend. Miss Fannie Shackelford
of Gloucester.
Rev. @. II. Ray. ID. D.. Of Union
Station Methodist church, will, by request
preach on recognition in Heaven this eve
ming at o'clock.
Mrs. Florence Mckinney and Miss Jen-
ME Saunders. OF Lancaster county, are
the guests of Mrs. John Minter, or 100
west Marshall street
Mrs. Lucy Collier, of Washington, d. C..
who has been visiting her nephew. Cap
tain T.. X. Hutchinson, OF south Laurel
street, has returned home.
The Pegram Battalion Association and
Parker's Battery Association both hold
meetings tomorrow night to take action
In regard TO the unwilling.
Mrs. Uargraye and daughter accom-
Danle0 DY MISS iul 'AfOlttIs ihNC ~
turned from Baltimore after a pleasant
visit to friends and relatives.
DR.. J. r. Almeyda, OF Cuba, is in the
city on his way TO New York to visit
some of the hospitals Of that city for
scientific and professional purposes.
General and Mrs. Fitzhugh Lee vii
attend the unwilling ceremonies as tn,
guests of their friends, Colonel and Mrs
w. Miles Cary, 50i east Grace street.
Invitations have been issued for The
marriage of Miss Bridget NJ. Reilly &c
Mr. Michael /. Moore on Wednesday eve
ming, May 30th, at a. NJ, at St Peters
Cathedral.
Miss Bessie Gooch, OF Louisa, who has
been the guest of the Misses QuaTle7
on north Fifth street. Is now visiting
at the home of Mr.. Greer Baughman, OF
south Fourth.
Mr.. j. Z. Hicks who had the mlsfor-
tune to have one Of his legs broken Fri
day evening by a piece of lumber falling
on him, was reported to be doing very
well yesterday.
Rev. DR.. A. b. Dunaway, of Frede
rIcksburg. will deliver the baccalaureatt
sermon before the young ladies Of III
Richmond Female Institute on the frs
Sunday in June.
The Electric Railway Company was
kind enough to hold the cars on both
lines Friday night TO accommodate those
who went out to attend the dedication OF
the Pickett cottage.
Mr. p. A. Arthur will conduct thu
Tyson meeting to be held at Park-Plac
Methodist church this afternoon at
o'clock. Parents are requested to accom-
pany their children.
An interesting game of ball was played
on the Lutheran grounds yesterday ar.
ternoon between the Dog-Bottoms ant
the Roundtrees. resulting In victory FOL
the former by a score of Is 10 l6.
There was small fire last night a
the woodward OF w. II. Robins & Co.
No 49, north Eighteenth street. A still
alarm was turned in and the flames sooi
extinguished. The loss was slight.
The Nothings played their first gam,
with Bowry's Pets on Chimborazo Pari
yesterday evening and won by score
Of 26 to 8. Batteries: Graham and Fort
for Nothings. and Trimmer and Pierce
for Pets.
Philip johnson, a colored man, wa
arrested and lodged at the First Police
Station yesterday on the charge OF be
ing a suspicious character. and witt
having In his possession COW believes
TO have been stolen.
Mr.. W. p. Rabbit, of 9i3ik south Laure
street, is confined to his bed by pneumo
mia. He has been sick for two weeks
Mr. Babbitt Is a prominent Mason, and
recently moved to this city from Lynch
burg, where he Is well known.
The Judgment rendered against Mr..
ID. NJ. Cobb in the Circuit Court Frida.
was not upon an obligation of his. bu
was rendered against him as q forme
partner OF w. S. Dashiell, and grew on
OF a personal transaction OF the latter.
Mr. Welsh, of the Southern Express
Company, has kindly volunteered 20 trans
port free of charge 70 the ladies Of the
Hollywood Memorial Association any
flowers which may be shipped to them
from any point reached by the company's
lines.
The Pine-Streets defeated the Littl,
Virginians yesterday by the score OF i
to 4 Batteries: Observation-Disclosures ant
Reddy; Little observation-disclosures ant
Blanton. The feature OF the game wa
the playing OF J. Davis, OF the Pine
Streets.
There will be a procession after the
1880 mass at the Cathedral to-day in
honor OF the Feast OF Corpus Christi,