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

mond. now OF New York, where he fills
the position OF eastern agent OF the
Southern Railway Company, was in the
city yesterday.
The Mormon elders who have been
working in this community quite regu-
larry for the last two years have been
making a house to house visitation IN
East Richmond.
Mr. William J. Gardner leaves to-day FOR
Bedford City, where. with Mr.. Cabell
Davis, he Will open and manage for the
summer season the Bedford city Hotel.
at the Peaks Of Otter.
Mr.. II. b. Harwood, OF the house OF D.
Henly & Co.. Of New York. paid a flying
vslt TO his brother. Mr.. c. W. Harwood.
at Highland Park yesterday. returning
to New York in the afternoon.
Rev l.. D. Craddock. who has been at
tending the Southern Baptist Theological
Seminary, at Louisville. Ky. has returned
TO the city. and is stopping with his pa
rents at 6l7 IL west Cary street
1.-THE Ten Commandments and the New
Novel" will be the subject Of Rev Edward
l.. Pelrs sermon az Centenary Methodist
church tonight. Mr.. Pell will occupy the
pulpit at the morning service also.
Mrs. Charles J. 10th, Jr., has turned
in a check for SIS from Mr.. G. c.
Guvernator. OF the Peter Stumpf Brewing
Company. for the German-American
Ladies' Aid Association, OF the Virginia
Hospital.
The funeral OF George Palmer Blair
the ll-year-old son Of the late Adolf
plus Blair, who was drowned In James
river near the Tredesar Works Friday
% will tgra rtfora Froffl ~ Pant 4
at o'clock this morning.
Rev. II. A. Upper. d. D.. will iii the
pulpit OF Randolph-Street Baptist church
this morning at II o'clock After the ser
mon there viii be three deacons or
dained--Alessrs. VI. r. Pace. Frank ii.
Ellyson. and John Z. Kitchen.
From present indications Richmond
will not be represented at the forthcoming
b,metallic conference TO be held in Mem
pms next Wednesday. The Chamber OF
Commerce Will no; take any action to-
wards appointing 4 delegation.
Mr.. r. r. Duesberry, purchasing agent
Of the Mobile and ohio railroad, Is in the
city on a visit % relatives and friends.
He brought his daughter, Miss Daisy.
who will be the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. T. Walthan, until the autumn.
Polk Miller will return from his Texas
tour next week. and, after a short rest,
will commence a series OF engagements
in Virginia. He will also be heard at
five State Chautauquas and several
teachers assemblies during the summer.
There will be several candidates for the
position OF gas-bill clerk. 10 succeed
Mr.. Joseph NJ. Shelton, promoted 10 Gas
Inspector Among those spoken OF for
the position are Messrs Isador LOyen-
STEIN G. Roddy Tenser, and J. j..
Creamer.
The Richmond Grays' Veteran Asso-
citation will hold an Important meeting
Monday night az tns Regimental Armory
10 perfect arrangements .or celebrating
the forty-lrst anniversary OF the COM
pany, which takes place on the 18th OF
the present month.
Much interest is being awakened by the
gospel-tent meetings. Twenty-hfth and
Clay streets, Church Hill. The attendance
is large and continually increasing. There
will be preaching this afternoon at
o'clock, and CT SIS o'clock tonight and
each night this week at the same hours,
except Saturday night.
Mr.. Beverly p. Munford. who has been
quite 81 for the past month with the
grip. left on yesterday for the White
Sulphur Springs. He went by direction
OF his physician. and 1t is thought that his
stay Of ten days or two weeks will effect
complete recovery. He was accom-
panied BY Mrs. Munford.
A telegram received here yesterday
stated that the remains OF the Right Rev
ptuk Ill t.N
panied By Very Rev. Father Willibald
o. s. b., arrived in st. Cloud, MIMI. al
4 o'clock Friday afternoon. They Will b
In state IN the cathedral OF that city foi
two days. and will then be transferred
to the Benedictine monastery. near St
| Cloud. where they VIII be inferred mex
( Tuesday.