Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-01

Mr.. ". s. Woodson. OF the STAR IS IN
Bedford City on business.
Messrs. A. W. Rawlett and NJ. V; Ahern'
OF the Norfolk Pilot. are in the CITY,
Messrs. c. +. Strauss, n: ssycle, and
A. r.. Hoen are In New YORK on DUST
ness.
Mrs Ernest L. Boiling and SON Winston on
Boiling. left for New Orleans Id ""
the 1885 train last night.
The Cfgar-Makers' Union, at their meet
ing wednesday night adopted resolutions
favoring the adoption OF a mid-weeh pay
day.
Mr.. Robert Lee Traylor has presented
to the Virginia Historical society SCI
OF ctchines Of the eight Oldest churches
IN Virginia.
There will be n meeting at noon to-day
at ~ O'clock AT Twenty-seyenth and Mar
shall streets for the purpose OF Inspection
OF n stationary engine.
Rev. John c. Seegers. late pastor OF the
First English Lutheran church In ms Guy,
has accepted the pastorate OF Lutheran
church in Albany, n. Y.
Rev DR.. Wnllnghsm will address the
Womans Baptist Foreign Missionary
Union next Tuesday at 4:30 O'Clock In the
Grace-Street Baptist church.
Mr.. Herbert c. Ducc and wife were
called to Washington last evening by
telegram announcing the serious illness
or sister OF tiie lDIIi@l
Mics Florence p. Sears and Mr.. Robert
Methodist church Wednesday night by
the pastor. Rev. W. A. Laughon
The earnings Of the Richmond and Pc
tersburg railroad for January, 1885,, were
sZ3. 1864; expenses. t2l 1921. The earn
ings OF the Petersburg railroad for same
month were $3S.7S9.17: expenses. $2S'2oi.
MIR c. d. Ryan and family. who have
V Vfen are sPs" the guests ST." OF Mrs. Mary r.
Quarles. No. 1874 west Grace street. They
leave for Cincinnati to-day or to-mor-
row.
Mayor Richard NJ. Taylor has accepted
the invitation OF Lee Camp TO accompany
the veterans OF that organization on their
trip 10 Houston. Tex, where the conven,
ton Of Confederate Veterans will be held
in May.
Mr.. and Mrs J. T. Harwood have issued
Invitations to the marriage OF their
daughter. Miss Alma Louise Harwood, TO
Mr. John Bagby Tuesday evening, March
18th. at o'clock. at Lelgh-Street Baptist
church.
Mr.. Gilbert c. White, who has been III
at the Lehigh University, has returned
home, having recovered suiiicientiy 20
father. who has been with him for the
past month
The Ladies' Masonic Home Board paid
a visit To- that institution Wednesday and
inspected the new buildings lately erected.
Everything. was found IN good cen,
dition. 1t Is not thought the house VIII
be ready for occupancy before the LIST
OF May.
Hon. J. Taylor Ellyson said yesterday
that no arrangements had yet been made
for the reinterrnent OF the remains on
ately upon his arrival here from Raleigh
20 Mrs. Davis, asking her 10 communicate
her wishes in the matter
An invitation has been received by Lee
Camp to attend the exercises Incident TO
the unveiling of the Confederate monu-
ment in Oakwood Cemetery at Chicago
on the Slst Of next May General Wade
Hampton Is 10 be the orator, and large
number OF veterans are expected.
Services preliminary to a revival are
being held by the laiiy Of Union-Station
George c. Vanderslice. the pastor, Is one
OF the most successful revivalists In the
Methodist Church. Much interest has al
ready been manifested in the services.
Samuel Emery. the bookmaker OF New
gold-brick swiuller, caused his arrest
shortly after that OF Smith, Is again
In the city. He had consultation with
MIR L.. o. Wendenburg; Smiths counsel.
yesterday, and II Is probable that another
effort win be made TO secure the pris-
oner's release OH bail.
Liberals Lodge of Perfection. No. 8.
elected the following officers Wednesday
night: Samuel r.. Crowder. V. NJ; Rev.
j. Y. Fair $. w: Il. n. Dennis. J. w;
w. o. English, Or; c. ID. Rice Al:
Charles A. Nesbitt secretary; ---. trca-
surer; +. l.. Roden, NJ. of c.; W. X. Hig-
ham. expert: +. NJ. Woon, assistant ex-
pert; l.. H. Fear. c. Of H.: u. Collins, tier:
William krause. NJ. of r.: Jacob Rein
hardt, organist; Frank r. Sutton. trustee;
Thomas Whittet, John Il. CHARLTON. VIII
liam Gibson, Jr., Committee ON Finance.