Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-12
Personals and Briefs.


home on account Of sickness.
Mr.. Scott Ray. Of the University OF
virginia. IL visiting his father. Rev. DR..
Ray. Of this city.
Mrs. J. W. Cockerell. OF Loudoun coun-
ty, is visiting the family of Major IL. w.
Lynn, No. III south Belvidere street.
Mrs. j. J. O'Donncll. Of Newport New,
IS on a visit TO her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
James Okeefe. OF south Cherry street.
Air Russell Lynn. who has been teach
ing school In LOudOun county, Is now at
home with his father, Major -. W. Lynn.
DR.. Steward X. Tabb. who has recently
located In Richmond. IL now associated
in the practice Of medicine with Dr.
George Ben. Johnston.
". J. Puryear was arrested by Officer
r. D. Austin yesterday, charged with as
saulting and beating Allen kiIium on
the street. He was bailed.
The Young Mems Christian Association
Baseball club and the Richmond stars
will meet on the diamond 1 Island Park
this afternoon at 4@0 o'clock.
Drcwry. Hughes d CO. have leased the
Snyder Building. in rear Of a. Saks q
CO.'S furnishing house. and will remove
their wholesale establishment there.
There will be a special meeting for
Brotherhood men at st. James church
Tuesday May 18th at l.. NJ. Several
eminent gentlemen will deliver addresses.
II IS rumorcd that several changes will
be effected among the Catholic churches
81 the city shortly by the transfer of
several priests from one congregation TO
another.
Sunday. at 1880 a. NJ. Bishop Van de
Nyvcr will lebrate pontiiiical high mass
in the Cathedral. at which the Papai
Benediction will be bestowed upon the
faithful.
The meeting Of real estate men which
was to have been held yesterday after
noon 10 discuss the question Of establish
INK "A Salc-roOm has been postponed unul
Monday.
The Eighth-street Giants and the
Tenth Street BOYS played a game OF
ball at Island Park yesterday afternoon
The former were victorious by score
Of II to 3.
Rev. George II. Ray, D. d.. will preach
in tnion-Station church tomorrow morn
ing on the primitive Whitsuntde, and
Rev. Samuel Small will fiji the pulpit In
the evening.
Rev. Edward l.. Pell will deliver his
regular weekly lecture on the Sunday
school lesson at the Young Mems Chris
tan Association this afternoon at .
o'clock All are Invited.
Wednesday. Friday and saturday Of
next week are observed in the Cathohc
Church a. Emb@r-Days. or iasting-days
of obligation set apart for giving prayer
for blessings of the season.
The BAPTIST Sunday-School Association
# Richmond and Manchester will meet
with the Leieh-Street school on sunday
afternoon At I O'Clock. The Rev. j. ;.
Diil will address the meeting.
Mr. George l.. Westman. who has be n
cudcav0ring to establish swimming
school has given out the contract for the
erection Of f0ating baih-hOuse, TO be
completed as soon as 20 siblc.
Mrs G. 49, Walton Is critically i'll at her
residence. on Thirtieth street between
Her father, Rev. Edward c. Mayo, Of CO
lumbia, Va, has been 10y her bedside
since Monday
Kate Page. a colored woman about i3
years Of age. died suddenly at her nome,
No. COZ north Ninth street, yesterday
about neon The woman had been surfer
ing with asthma for some time Inc
Coroner was notified, but deemed an In
quest unn cesSarN.
The white man and his family. who
have tramIed from Ohio to Richmond.
and spent Thursday night at the Second
Police-StatiOn. left yesterday for Russell
county where h. claims 10 have lived
some time ago The Second District OH
GERS treated the people very kindly while
there.
Rev. j. Travis Taylor, pastor Of Laurel
street Methodist church, Will, by special
request. Ilfdfl a S'i mon " i1il''.'' III =.
tomorrow morning at II o'clock All
railroad employees desiring To attend the
ecryic. will assemble at Odd-Fellows
HAIL at II o'clock and march in body
to the church.
Rev. George Leonard CLANCY will
preach on Religious Unity" in Belvidere
Hall on Sunday morning. He VIII refer
10 the various plans proposed by the
Episcopal. the Congregational. the libe-
raj. and other churches to secure organic
unity I'm Christendom and discuss their
practicability. The evening service VIII
be discontinued during the warm season.