Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-14

bers OF the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation in their rooms Monday evening"
President Barham opened the exercises
with reading OF Scripture. The chairmen
OF the different committees then mace
their reports. which demonstrated ihe
thriving condition OF the association: MI.
c. Henelnnger. OF Hampton. MADE an
address, advocating the great heeess,S
Of Corporation" In Christian work Mr.
w. H. Salley's humorous recitatoh wa
delivered in his usual characteristic man
ner. The whlstling solos OF Mr.. A.
Vaughan and Master Nincit GOWN VIZ
lin solo. added greatly TO the success o'
the evening.
There is to be erected on twenty
seventh street and Washington avenue
next 10 the First National Bank buliulns,
a new model, brick hotel whlch W.
add very much to the beauty OF the eI.si
The contract has already been Ie'' az
work viii be commenced AT ohV. 10
we'll known Newport News arehi'e1' nos
charge of the construction.
The Nagruder Camp. Sons OF veterans
was organized here on Tuesday night last
a,d elected the following officers: captain
n # southall; First Lieutenant ~ ~
I,d,,unds. second Lieutenant. j.. v
Wright. Third Lieutenant. Edwin Phliipp'
rbanlain. Samuel y. Adams So etaI .
~ street. Treasurer X. 5. shield rs
Sergeant. Il. ]. Southail; Second seIEe"u''
r A. Booker Third Sergeant.
Hudgins; Fourth Sergeant j. y nr,'r'
Color-S Sergeant. NJ. i. Lamte' g,ti.
master-Sergeant. Frsnk Moss; l cona,,,s
sary-Sergeant, G. A. Gary; ffst u
,rr,,,is Southall: Second Corporal j. !,
Sirton. Third corporal. w. Ili,,' Tbey
Fourth CORPORAL Willie Stenhe',.
yin he addressed here on next luesusS
nirht at Iohnson's Opera-House oy ~
pev j william Jones on X /. -. =,
Tho Model Man" when they expect -
turn out about fifty strong.
A QUICK TRIP.
Tho shin Arenor which left this port Oh
t,ohruarv 9gd. loaded with cannel cuaI' -
barcelona. Spain, in charge OF C"psd'.
" Sbollins made remarkably lase
IRE having reached her deSui,'''o ''.a -
otout thirty days. she crossed l'e a.,
from Cape Henry TO Cape ~, ihVo'' -,
sixteen and one half days. h'Sn'.-h ,ha
o,c.bolf davs after passing throush Nie
,...t,,to apd Narv.end Capes tic NE'ho'
cached Gibraltar 1t took eleven uays ~
Ike the trip from Gibraltar 10 ha'
Of GOO miles. having encounteiea ".trs
,,.irds Her owners had calcuiateu W"
~. ,,sssci would reach the Straits Oh VI
traito- IN thirty-hve days, and TINS lhe-
,,-,,enal record was very gratlI!l"s W
tbern as well as 20 Captain Sheillhs, W.
g. we'll known and has many
here. A sailor named DaViI D.i,
CLEVELAND O., fell from the HiIE] I IS
,.aiiant ward Of this vessel anu "a'
s ,.l.s Tho crew were unable TO re-
cover his body. ,.,,,r,, attor-
nov here. has been elected by the u L.
to ~ the Newport News Base-ba,i -
q, ,roir manager. which will be good news
- ,,,snv OF the baseball crankS IN ''is
city. ..,,,os have been
arranged for the music at I'as'ei IA Wv
different churches here co.ao
Mr. Albert L. peney, or Punla uorua'
Fla. owner Of the tugboat punt heIs
which bears his name. Is in the city, anu
will take a large party on her llAii Zip
in a few days ,-.s..,. .,
the n,ot,ve-power Of the New YORK. fhia-
dolnbia and Norfolk Railroad Company
was in the city on Monday.
Mrs J. W. Elliott left Wednesday Tor
Richmond TO spend the Easter holidays
with her daughter Mrs. G. Il. Doyle.
Mrs. r. NJ. Braxton. who has been visit
ing relatives in Fredericksburg. has re-
turned home.
Mr.. Charles f. Parker, who has oeen at
tending school in Suffolk, is home Tor the
Easter holidays.
Professor and Mrs. Brashear, OF Ale
gheny City. Pa, who have been in the
city for several days, left Thursday lor
Washington. $500,
Rev. William Life, principal OF a board
ing-schnol at Rye, y. Y, Is in the CITY,
by a number Of his young
lady students
Mrs. Wetherbee, Of Michigan. is visiting
relatives in this city.
Rev. +. D. Power. OF Washington. IS
visiting his parents, DR.. and Mrs. X. II.
Power of this city.
Doctor" Allen, of Richmond, the we'll
known medicine-man, who has been
travelling through the South, has been
here during the past week with his free
show. which is he'd under n large circus
tent. and is being attended by large
crowds.
Manager d. L. FoutZ and fourteen mem
bers of the Brooklyn baseball team dined
at the Warwick on Friday.