Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-10
day. A nunber Of gentlemen prominsn
In the order viii attend.

day. n numbcr OF gentlemen prominent
in the order viii attend.
Mrs. Taylor, wife Of Rev. Travis J.
Taylor, pastor Of Laurel-Strest Methodist
church, continues quite sick.
Colonel II. r. Boykin. OF Isle Of wight,
and Judge J. Thompson Brown. OF Bed
ford. wers at the Capitol yesterday.
A private telegram received from Mr.
r. A. Lancaster says he In rapidly i'm
proving and that there are no Indications
of permanent injury.
Miss Lizzie Hounihan, Of staunton.
who has been visiting her sister. Mrs.
w. A. Klevesahl of west Cary street,
returned home Friday.
A large number OF Richmond lawyers
will 20 down to Virginia Beach to-day
to attend the annual session OF the Vir-
ginia State Bar Association.
Grand Chancellor e. p. Hulce installed
the officers OF Syracuse Lodge. Knights
of Pythias, last night. and will visit
Marshall Lodge Thursday night.
DIR. George r. Meredith, who has been
quite sick with fever for some time past.
has so far recovered as 10 admit OF his
going to the country for a short trip.
Mr. T. Ashby Miller left yesterday for
the Blue Ridge Springs to attend tho
meetings OF the Virginia Board OF Phar-
macy and the Virginia Pharmaceutical
Association.
The Richmond Grays Veteran Associa-
tion met at the Regimental Armory last
evening Nothing but routine business
was transacted. and after short session
the meeting adjourned.
The Board OF Governors OF the Church
Hill Musical Association. have decided
to suspend the muslcales during July
and August. and will not collect any
more dues until September.
A full attendance OF the members OF
Central Women's Christian Temperance
Union is desired at the meeting at the
Friends Westinghouse. Wednesday al
ternoon, July II, at o'clock.
The July term of the County Court
commenced yesterday. Only routine busi-
ness incident 10 the opening of the term
was transacted. The Smithers-Preclnct
elections case will be taken up Monday.
A horse belonging to Mr.. a. C. Hseher,
attached to buggy. ran or on west
Leigh street yesterday morning. The
vehicle was broken and the horse some
what cut. No one was In the buggy AZ
the time.
Mrs. l.. b. Wombwell of Florida, Is on
a visit 10 her father, DR.. Isaac Curd, of
Twenty-hrst and Broad streets Her SIS
ter. Louise. who has been spending some
time In Florida, accompanied her TO
| Richmond.
Messrs. w. Harry Cardoza and Malcolm
Walthall returned home sunday morning
from a delightful outing at Curls Neck.
They have been camping for the past
ten days with five other friends OF
| Richmond with whom they were very
| sorry to part.
The Young Mems Christian Association
Cycle Club will have It's regular weekly
run tonight and II Is earnestly desired
| that all the members will be at the hall
not later than Sis O'Clock. The friends
of the wheemen who wish to go with
them are invited.
The Richmond Academy OF Medicine
| and Surgery will meet at the Young
Mems Christian Association Hall to-
night at $50 o'clock. Appendicitis. It's
! causes and pathology. will be discussed
/ by Drs. V. w. Harrison. II. NJ. Taylor,
and NJ d. Hoge. Jr.
Rev. Charles G. Merryman, who died
| last week at his home in Baltimore, was
well known In Virginia, having served
three years as pastor of the Baptist
! church at Greenville. Va. The Baltimore
ministers held memorial meeting III
respect OF Mr.. Merryman yesterday.
Miss Lee. the splendid road mare OF
! Mr. Walter Scott died with rheumatism
a week or 50 ago Just before the mare
was taken sick she trotted TWO consecu-
I tive miles in 2:3S While never trained
for a race horse, she gave promise OF
great speed, and was one OF the most
cheerful roadsters ever driven In Nch-
| mona.
Mr.. IT. W. Fuller. general passenger
agent of the Chesapeake and Ohio, who
had the misfortune 10 break both legs
| in a recent train accident. continues to
improve. He has received many letters
of sympathy at his home in Washington
and during the past few days many
friends have called at his house to inquire
| about him.
The following representatives. OF NeiSofl
| Fncarnpment No. 2, Independent Ordsr Of
! Odd-Fellows, Of this city. leave this morn
ing for Old Point to attend the annual
session of the Grand Encampment, whch
commences there to-day: Messrs. George
B. Davis. L. A. Tucker, Manly b. Ramos
Thomas n. Kendler, John A. Evensen.
Branch Allen, Samuel Il. Crowder, ana
| others.