Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-06


Mr.. l. Cohen il IN New YORK on 0u''-
ness.
Misc Annie Williams has returned from
Capon Springs.
Governor OFerrar was slightly indis-
posed yesterday. and did not WISH tne
Capitol
prosessor Thilow and Mr.. John Rein
hardt have returned from the Warm
Springs.
Mrs. r. o. Robinson and daushters
have returned from q three weeks VISIT
to Illinois.
p. II. Noel, OF the State, has returned
from his vacation. passed In New YORK
and vicinity.
There will be an important meeting OF
the Owl Cycle Club tonight at their
club house on Park avenue.
Sergeant w. B. whit!ock. Of the First
Police Precinct. Is confined to MS room
from the effects Of a carbuncle.
Misses Alice q. and Mabel Clarke have
returned to the city after spending the
summer IN Isle OF Wight county.
Mr.. d. r. Norvell. Of Fork Union. ac-
companied by his son. Master David. left
this morning to be absent several days.
Mr.. John A. Evensen, Of this city. has
returned from the country. and VIII go
into business for himself In few days.
Mrs. M. T. Leonard. OF sos east Main
street, left on yesterday for two weeks
visit to friends In Washington ana Balti-
more.
Mr.. Catesby u. Jones was down tow
Yesterday for the first time, after an Ill
ness Of fourteen weeks from malarfal-
fever.
Mr.. Warner Peach, Of porth Twenty
sixth street, who left last Saturday on
business trip to Baltimore. returned
home yesterday.
Miss ZeIIe Minor has removed to No.
$50 west Grace street. She Is now visit
ing friends In Montgomery county, but
viii return home about the 10th OF Sep
TENDER.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Bradley. Of NJ
70l north Twenty-fifth street, have gone
10 Baltimore and other northern cities
to spend two weeks with relatives and
friends.
At the meeting Of the Elks Wednesday
night several applications for membership
were received and three members were
initiated INTO the mysteries VI thc ioSSt
People on Earth"
Mrs. Z. e. Haines. Miss Kate ODonnell
and niece. Mr.. Claude M. Deane. Mr.. w.
A. Danner. Mr.. Berkeley williams. Mr..
Ennion Williams. left for New York yes
terday by the Old Dominion Line.
Mayor Taylor has been asked by the
Society of Municipal Improvement to send
representative of Richmond to the ma
tIonal meeting of that organization In
Cincinnati the last of the month.
Advices from Rev. Walter Nc. Blu
chanan, Of this city, who recently sailel
as a missionary to the far East, state that
he and his missionary party arrived
safely at Yokohama August 27tn.
Mr.. Edgar Allan is in the city, after an
absence of several weeks in the Adiron-
dacks and White Mountains He will
leave Saturday to attend the Grand Army
of the Republic encampment at Louis
Vile.
The Seventh-Day Adyentists have again
erected their Gospel tent on Church Hin,
Twenty-sixth street between Leigh and
NJ, for another series Of meetings, which
opened last night at $780, with a stereopti-
con lecture illustrative Of Bible scenes
and Incidents by b. F. Richards, recently
|. Of New York.
Yesterday. while playing with a goat In
Capitol Square. Charlie Shepperson,
small white boy. got into the pathway.
Amelia Garlick. colored woman, was
passing and the goat brushed against
her. She ignored Billy, but started after
Charlie and gave him a cutting. Detective
| Gibson later arrested Amelia for assault.
At the weekly meeting Of Central Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union. held
September 4th, the following officers were
elected: Mrs. William II. Pleasant,
honorary president; Mrs. Kate M. Russell
president; Mrs. NJ. J. Cook. vice-president;
Mrs. Ella V. Wood. corresponding secre-
tary; Mrs. r. M. Larke. recording secre-
tary; Mrs. /. M. Seymour. treasurer.
The widow Of Mr.. J. II. Yarbrough
the particulars Of whose sad death are so
well known to the Dispatch readers was
| called on last night by the officers Of
| Richmond Lodge, No. TO- Order Of the
| Golden Chain. OF which her husband was
| a member, and presented with a
| check for 5000. The claim was paid In
forty-flve days after the presentation Of
| the papers.