Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-19

Orange. NJ j.. is visiting relatives and
, friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. r. Craig are on ten
days trip to New York and his people In
Doylestown. Pa.
Mr.. John g. Proctor. OF the Clyde Line.
steamers. who has been III for some time.
.is improving.
Judge witt who has been confined 10
his house by sickness. was out yesterday,
and held court.
Mr.. Joseph a. Higgins. Of Atlanta, Ga.
IL on visit 10 his father. Mr.. John ~
| Higgins OF this city.
Rev. z. W. winfree. OF CuIpeper. who
has frequently preached In Richmond and
Manchester, is In the city.
Colonel John S. Harwood has been suf-
ferlng considerably for several days with
a csrbuncle on his right arm.
Mr.. John Mackie. Of Engine Company
No 4 who has been quite sick. was
thought 10 be rather weaker yesterday.
Marion Sutterback was received at the
penitentlary yesterday from Fauluier
county to serve two years for house
breaking.
Mr.. George Rel Trueman. formerly a
well-known newspaper man Of this city
but now living in Philadelphia. Is here
on a visit.
At the meeting Of the Woman's Club
r. Price gave a delightful talk on Father
! Tabbs poetry.
Mrs. J. NJ. Wallace. OF Atlanta. Ga.
with her son and daughter IL visiting
her mother. Mrs. VI. T.. Walker, at 1905
west Grace street.
Judge Charles y. Dyer. counsel 81 The
Northwestern Mutual T.ife-Insurance
Company. Of Milwaukee. Is stopping AZ
the Exchange Hotel.
Charles T.. Stokes. Esq. who has been
living In New York for five months. is in
the city. He expects to resume his resi-
dence here after while
The whole number Of deaths In Rich
,nond last week was 29li white and Is
colored. There were six deaths from con-
sumption and two from catarrh.
TIE Ladies' Auxiliary OF Lee Camp
will hold a called meeting this afternoon
AZ TO O'Clock At the residence Of Mrs.
y Y Randolph. No 5l2 east Grace street.
w. IL Nelson. who is engaged with
Henry Cohen. corner Of Fourteenth ana
Main. injured both Of his hands very
severely SATURDAY HlEhN iiD'' "a ''' '''''r
running TO catch car.
Mfr. W. r. Reddy left yesterday after
noon for Portsmouth. where ne paftlci-
,.te1 in the st. Patrick's celebration
,rfer the auspices Of the Ancient order
Of Hibernians. Division No. !.
The Blptis, Young Peoples Union Of
the First Baptist church had me meet
inc Sunday afternoon. Rev. MT. Pratt
La. fftrrF
chester. made an interesting actress
David jackson ocoloreD was arrested
and lodged in the county Jail yesterday
on warrant issued by Magistrate Vim
cent on a charge Of betraying colored
woman named Olivia Stephenson. He
will be- given q hearing to-day.
covornor O'Ferrall has issued an order
directing the Capitol policemen TO admit
ro blcvcIes 10 the Capitol square unless
they are ridden by persons who are visit
ing the Capitol on business. The enforce
ment OF the order began yesterday.
C,utain Refill. ~ whom mention was
MI. some DAVIS ngO as suffering from a
strained ankle. T. stli confined TO his
room His friends among pOstal-cIerks
and others hope 10 see him In his ac-
crstomed place at the posi-of'ice soon.
Mr. Robert r. I.eath. manager OF the
Southern Express Company's ONCE AT
Columbia i'm he Dspensary STATE, ~ here
on a visit TO his many friends. BOD
as he Is Familiarity called, IS Notto"ay
boy, and he Is always warmly greeted
in Richmond.
one ~ the features OF the entertain
rnent 10 be given at Mozart next Non
day night for the Imperial Quartette viii
he a very clever chair-halancing act by
Professor Anton SchatZel. physical direc-
TOR Of the Young Mems Christian AssOcia-
ton gymnasium.
Rev. Or. J. ". Pitcher. secretary OF the
Sgnday-School and Bible Board. preached
al Emmanuel church Sunday morning ana
a collection was taken up for the benent
of this board. One member was re-
ceiyed into the church by letter and the
rlght hand Of fellowship was gwen 70
four persons.
Rev. Fldridga n. Hatcher. Of the FIRST
Baptist church. IN Norfolk. conducted me
services At Grace-Street church, THIS Guy
on sunday in the absence " MS falher
Rev. Dr. william =. Hatcher. VINO -
holding a meeting FOR him There were
twenty conversions In the Norfolk meet
Ing Sunday night.
Me.srs. J. ". Dlckerson & co. on yes
,erdav presented 20 the Society for the
Prevention OF Cruelty 10 Animals 100
volumes Of Black Beauty an inter
e-ting book on the humane treatment OF
horses II will be- used as circulating
library among the members Of the Society
for the Prevention Of Cruelty 20 Animals.
The Imperial Quartette Of this city call
"a upon the Schubert Quartette, 81 CHI
cneo. yesterday afternoon at the LeNing-
ton and sang several old plantation melo-
dies The gentlemen composing the
Schuberts were much pleased with the
work Of Richmonds popular quartette.
and expressed themselves IN very com
plimentary manner.
Rev James W. Moore. Of 81. James
Methodist Episcopal church. preached
sunday night on the subject, The Max
ing Of Hobo" The preacher took as
his text. Train up a chilli ~ the way
he should go. and when he H. old he VIII
not depart therefrom"-Pr XVI. g.
The address dealt entirely with the ne
cessity for good home training. and Of
the great responsibility Of parents.
Mr and Mrs. Morgan Soutnal. Of Hen
rico county, entertained few Of their
friends on last Tuesday evening. Among
those present We're: Miss Lena Whit
lock. Miss Irene Sharp. Miss Oracle
Warmer. Mrs and Miss Kate Johnson,
Miss Mamie Balnes. Miss Mabel Warden.
Miss Salle and Emma Souhall. AMI
Messrs Balnes. GatewoOl. Johnson. Bin
ford, Jellie. CrittendOn. Warmer. South
all. Richardson. Tucker. Shirley. and
Bland. There was some vocal and instru-
mental music. after which some refresh
ments We're served.