Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-28
p..sonals and Briefs.

Hon. John 3. Moore. OF Aibemarie' WAS
in the city yesterday.
The state Board Of Agriculture VIII
meet in Lynchburg on May the 81.
Mr. A. b. Dickinson qualified yesterday
to practice in the Law ana Equity 'oui' l.
Mrs. E.,Pyser Is the guest of her sister,
Mrs Frank Leibermuth. or lw' east
Marshall street.
Bishop Capers will be the guest OF his
cousin. Major J. IL. Capers, during MS
stay in this city.
The bazaar in the basement OF the
venable-Strect Baptist church holds
special auction tonight
Mr. John Harrison had the misfortune
an Thursday to fracture his left arm.
which was severely spraned few weeks
ago.
Major Y d. Patton was called to Wash
ington erday on matter In con-
nection IS the tobacco feature OF the
internal enue bill.
The CITY Engineer advertseafor bids
for the erection OF an armory building
ON the city Spring lot. Bids will be
received on Tuesday May Sth next.
Rev. Edward l.. Pell will deliver his
regular weekly lecture on the Sunday
school lesson at the Young Mems Chris
tian Association this afternoon at 4
o'clock. All are invited.
Drs. r. n. SIedd. Paul Whitehead. and
Alexander Brown. delegates TO the Gene
raj Conference of the Methodist Church.
will lave Richmond on Monday next for
Memphis. where the conference meets.
The ladies who are working for home
for incurables in this city will serve re-
freshments at the old Darlington House.
on Libby Ill., the day Of the unwilling OF
the Soldiers and Sailors Monument
May Goth.
Messrs. John Bolton and J. a. Page
were among those who contributed to the
pleasant entertainment given by Aurora
Lodge. No. 49, Thursday night In celebra-
ton of the seventy-tifth anniversary Of
Odd-Fellowship
Clopton-Street Baptist church. Manches-
ter had three additions to the church
last night. The young men Will conduct
an open meeting tonight at 7:i5 o'clock.
Rev. w. T. Jolly Ill preach Sunday at
IL O'Clock A. NJ. and =. NJ.
At a meeting Of the Board Of Directors
of the American Produce Company yes
terday, c. NJ. Taylor, Of the firm of
c. NJ. Taylor & Co., Philadelphia, was
elected first vice-president. This concern
will open business in Philadelphia next
Monday.
Rev. ]. W. Moore Of st. James Metho-
dist Episcopal church, will conduct the
services at the Union Gospel mission at
o'clock T. NJ There will also be SER
vices every Sunday. Tuesday. Thursday.
and Saturday nights at S o'clock. They
are conducted by Mrs r. NJ. Glover. All
are welcome.
Messrs. John S. Elicit, r. Wiley Davis.
r. Taylor Pemberton. and Louis ID. Cren-
shaw. subcommittee from the Committee
on Design of the Monument Association,
have left for New York to inspect the
statue at the foundry. They were to meet
at the Fifth-Avenue Hotel yesterday at
IL o'clock. and so thence TO the foundry.
The special services which have been
held during the past week at the First
Baptist church, in which the pastor. DIR.
George Cooper, has been assisted by
Rev. DIR. Hale. of Birmingham. Ala.
will be continued next week. DR.. Hale
will preach Sunday morning and eve
ming, and in the afternoon at O'Clock
will address the Miss Tyson meeting for
children, which will be held at this church.
Ashland Lodge, No. I6S. and King Will
liam Lodge. No. 225, will lay the corner
stone of St. Paul's Protestant Episcopal
church at Hanover Courthouse on the
afternoon of Friday, May ith. The Most
Worthy Grand Master will probably pre-
side over the ceremonies, and number
of Richmond Masons are expected to be
present. Rev. DR.. Carmichael has ac-
cepted an invitation to deliver the ad-
dress