Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-08
Facts Cleaned in Fulton.

James Taylor (colored), who lives on
Fourth street. Fulton. left home last
Wednesday morning about 10 o'clock.
and left his house securely fastened.
When he returned. about o'clock in the
afternoon. he found that his home had
been entered by thieves, and that a
trunk had been broken open and A2.S
taken. Nothing else around the house
was disturbed. The police have the case
in hand.
The City Council, at It's meeting on
Monday night, recommended nearly $500
for repairs 20 Lester street. This IS an
Improvement that has been needed for
some time. and with the new rails OF
the car company. no doubt the street
viii be put In first-class condition.
The work Of improving the Pioneer
chapel. on Darbytown road. having been
completed, the keys have been turned
over to the committee. Rev. Mr.. Wiley
has been selected as pastor. The church
Is a branch Of Four-Mile Creek Baptist
church
Rev r. w. Webb. who has been as
slstlng the Rev. John W. Daugherty In
a revival at the Fulton Baptist church,
returned TO his home in Norfolk on
Thursday Mr. Webb made many friends
during his stay here. In his farewell
sermon Tuesday night he said he would
always remember the Fulton people for
their Kindness and would always have
tender spot IN his heart for them.
Mr. Ashly Frayser, the l6-year-old son
Of Mr.. w +. Frayser, Of Narna, who
was hurt quite painfully last Sunday
while riding a horse on Louisiana street.
which slipped and fell on him. was able
to attend 10 his fathers business after
q couple OF days rest.
Miss Ada Ta-um % Portsmouth, IS
visiting Miss Gertie Morecock, on Graz
ham street. She may stay until after the
holidays.
The Cedar Works new warehouse will
have a concave paper roof, which will
hold water to act as reservoir IN case
OF fire. This is the only roof of its kind
IN the city.
Mrs Charles +. Clarke and children.
Of Asheviile. y c.. who have been visit
street. returned home last week, after
very pleasant stay.
Squire J. = Sharp. OF Nicholas street.
has been quite sick for the past week.
and unable 20 attend TO his duties at the
Lower Ras-works
Miss Josie Boltz. who has been quite
sick during the past week, is reported
TO be convalesclns.
Mr.. and Mrs Cornelius McNara have
returned 10 their home in Trenton \. J.
Mr.. James D0nahue. of Philadelphia
is the guest Of his brother. Mr. Edward
Donahue. Of Louisiana avenue
Chestnut Hill and Highland Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". b. Leonard left last
week on a visit 10 the Atlanta exposition.
Alr. and Mrs Nermildra spent about
ten days in the South, taking i'm the big
show and other points Of interest
Dir. J. L. Quaries has returned from a
business trip North.
The many friends of Mr. c. w. Har-
wood will be pleased to know that he
Is so fer recovered as TO be able 10 re-
sumo his duties.
The congregation Of Highland-Park
Methodist Episcopal church are highly
pleased at the return by the conference
Of their former pastor, Mr. J. y. Latham.
AS a tribute of love to him the congre-
cation and friends of Mr. Latham visited
him on Thanksgiving night. with such a
pounding" Of the "substantials" as will
last him for days TO come.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles w. Vaughan have
returned from Atlanta They speak IN
great praise Of the southern show.
The public hall is being rapidly pushed
to completion, and will be ready for oc-
cupancy by February 1st. 1t viii be
handsome structure when completed.
Many regrets are heard in Highland
Park Methodist Episcopal church at the
loss Of their chorisier, Mr. j. c. Williams,
who is now permanently located with the
First Baptist church Of Richmond.
Pinky. the little girl Of Mr.. Horace
II. Baker, Of Fourth avenue, is reported
as being much better.
Many beautiful houses have been built
on the hill this year. and several are
yet TO be erected
The members Of both the Methodist
and Presbyterian churches are making