Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-14
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peake and Ohio railway. and well known
In Richmond
Rev. J. u. Hutson left the city yesterday
for short recuperation In the good old
county OF Brunswick.
Miss Mabel Bradley has left the city
for buckingham. where abe Will spend the
summer with her relatives.
The Misses Moore. OF west Franklin
street, will leave I'm a few days for Capon
Springs, where they viii spend the sea-
son.
Misses Annie and Katie Carroll and
Katie O'Donnell are the guests OF Mrs.
Mamie Luck, on Seventh street, Man
chester.
Secretary -of-the Commonwealth Lawlcss
has returned from Virginia Beach. where
he attended the meeting of the Bar AS
ISOLATION.
Several employees Of the Richmond Lo-
conotive-Works have been put Off IN the
last few days. The reduction OF force Is
due entirely 20 n lack OF orders.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Clay Ward Actives at Belviderc Hall will
take place this evening at $3.50 O'Clock.
a large attendance Is earnestly desired.
Mr. a. +. Jahnke and daughter. Miss
Bertha, Will sail from New York to-day
ON the steamer Werkcndam, OF the Ger
man-American Line, for trip abroad OF
several weeks.
Rev Sparks Melton will preach at
Fonrth-Strcct Baptist church tomorrow
both al II \. NJ and Sl5 r. NJ. Mr.. Mel
ton was heard by this congregation last
Sunday with great pleasure.
Rev J. B. Dare Of the Newark IN. j.
Conference. who ~ spending part Of his
vacation IN this city. will preach In Union
station church Sunday at II A. NJ. and
Rev pr Ray Will discourse at night on
The Anger That Rests in the Bosom OF
Fools"
Rev DR.. James Nelson. president OF the
morning from Asbury Park. where he
attended the meeting OF the Council OF
the National Educational Association and
the opening days session OF the associa-
ton.
The friends here Of Mr.. w. NJ. Red
wood formerly with the First National
Bank. who fell through an elevator shaft
in the News building, Baltimore, Will be
pleased 10 learn that he is getting on
very nicely, and that his injuries are not
considered dangerous.
Rev; w. p; Hines. president Of the Cos
pei Chorus" has been called 10 the bed
side Of his mother at Crewe. Va. In con-
sequence thereof the contemplated song
service Of the Gospel Chorus at West
View Baptist church for tomorrow night
has been indefinitely postponed
Rev DIR. w. L. Wright will leave the
city Monday on his annual vacation. He
Will first go 20 Toronto TO attend the con-
vention OF the Young Peoples Union OF
America, which meets next Wednesday.
and will then visit other points of interest
In New England, including Mortified.
Mass.
Rev. DIR. Hoge, who is spending the
month Of July in Milwaukee. was booked
for an address at Chautauqua last week.
He started for that place TO iii his IN.
gagement. but II was during the troubles
in Chicago. and he could not get through
the lines. He Will probably visit Chau-
tauqua later.
The survivors Of the old First Virginia
Infantry Association will meet at the
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Com
p1ny's Office tonight TO make arrange.
ments for their annual reunion and TO
elect officers. This will be the thirty
where the old First won its laurels.