Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-26

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Grand-Chancellor w r. Garrett OF the
Knights Of Pythas. paid an official visit
TO Ivanhoe Lodge last night.
small gold medal. given for music in
1888 and bearing the initials. awaits !den-
tifcation at the Second PolIce-Station.
Miss Eulalia Il. Holt and Miss Nellie
NJ. Bargamin have returned from the At
lanta Exposition and Birmingham. Ala.
Rev. Father Andrew. assistant priest
at ST. Mary's church. spent Sunday al
Buckner's Station, performing missionary
work.
Mr. A. J. Massey. the evangelist drum
mer, who has been In Richmond the past
few day.. left last night on his regular
business tour.
Miss Hattie a. Poland. after spendinr
three weeks with relatives and friends
OF this city, left for her home, in Scots
VILE. yesterday.
Mrs. III. ID. Nuckols. of Rockville, Han
over county is visiting her sister Mrs.
Il. K. Nuckols, at Sc7ia west Clay. who is
convalescng slowly.
The superintendent of the Good-Litera-
ture Exchange had a conference with the
! district superintendent last night I'm the
lecture-room of Seyenth-Street church.
! Mr. c. F. Sauer. president OF the C. F..
Sauer Company. left yesterday for At
lanta TO look after his firms display at
the exposition, which took the first prize.
In the correspondence match between
the Richmond and Washington chess
clubs Richmond has virtually won three
out OF the four games which constituted
/ the match.
Mr.. Joseph Gerring. clerk in the
Southern railway Office, Washington, d..
c., has returned TO his post OF duty after
a pleasant visit to relatives and friends
In this city.
Judgment was given In the Circuit
Court Of Richmond yesterday in favor OF
Bendit. Drey & Co, OF New York. against
Henry f.. Hoims, trading as Savage &
Holms. for Sl0S.79.
The Board OF Directors OF the J. +. -.
Stuart Monument Association will hold
their regular meeting In Colonel Jones's
room at the First Regiment Armory this
evening at O'Clock.
Detective NJ. c. Shields OF Boston.
who arrested the negro Kemp on the
charge OF murder. arrived In the city
Sunday having come to testify against
the alleged murderer.
The Young Ladies' Society Of the First
Baptist church will serve dinner on We'd
nesday at No. 9i6 east Main street. They
VIII also serve luncheon on Thursday at
noon at the same place.
Suit was entered In the Circuit Court
yesterday by William G.. Taylor against
John T. Hughes, Sheriff OF Richmond.
and, as such, administrator of w. >.
Dashiell, deceased, for 1885
Ernest Schoen. the lad who accidentally
shot himself while hunting in the neigh
borhood OF Chaan's farm last Saturday.
is getting on very well, and his wounds
are not at all Of a dangerous nature.
Mr.. and Mrs George \. Moltz rendered
a reception 10 their ushers and intimate
friends at their residence last night. Vo-
cal and instrumental music was enjoyed,
and supper WAS served at II O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Heeke. OF No. 626
Brook avenue. celebrated the tenth ami
versary Of their wedding Sunday. \ sump-
tuous supper was served. and the couple
received number of handsome presents
Mr.. Lawrence Wigand, a student from
81. Leo's College. Fla. left the city last
night 10 continue his studies for the
priesthood He has spent some months
in this city, and mis- health has been much
benefited.
The flower drill at Sanger Hall last Fri
day night under the management OF Pro-
fessor Minor was given by scholars OF
Miss Walden's dancing school The drill
was beautifully led by Misses Dot Adams
and Fannie Angel.
Cards are out for the marriage OF the
Rev. Samuel c. Hatcher. the talented
young pastor of Barton Heights Metho-
dist church. to Miss Mary l.. Kern. The
ceremony will take place December 5th.
at 2:3O O'Clock. at Barton Heights church
In the Good-Templar article published
in Sundays Dispatch The names OF Mr.
j. Basil Burroughs OF this city, who was
the first district councillor. and Mr.. John
S. Seymour OF Williamsburg, who now
fills that position. were inadvertently
omitted.
Lizzie. the bright little 3-year-old
daughter OF +. II. and Virginia L. Nor
row, died at the residence OF her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Woody. 2l7
north Twentieth street. at an early hour
yesterday morning. she had been sick
only a few days.
Mr.. Edgar Allan. Jr., has just entered
into the practice OF law and will be as
ISOLATED with his father, Edgar Allan,
Esq, in this city. Mr.. Allan received his
early education In Richmond. and is n
graduate of law in the Columbian Univer-
sity Of Washington.
The Richmond Chapter of the University
of Virginia Alumni will hold a meeting
this afternoon at 80 O'Clock at the Cham
Der OF Commerce. The special object OF
the meeting Is TO recommend to the
Governor that Colonel Gordon McCabe be
reapponted on the Board OF Visitors.
Messrs James A. Healy. Robert w.
Christian, Jr., William h. Crump, and
Daniel j. Quinn, who recently passed the
civi-service examination for positions in
the Government Printing Office In Wash
ingtOn. d. c., have received their APP
pointments. and left Sunday for Wash
ington.
The valuable collection Of meteorological
specimens gathered by the late Rev. Or.
w. T. Richardson. and presented by Mrs.
Richardson 10 Hsmpden-Sidney College.
have been shipped TO that institution.
The collection embraces about SEQ speci-
mems. products OF lands from Rome 10
San Francisco.
Captain John Johnston, OF the Sheriffs
office. Brooaiyn, y. Y, who has been In
the city for several days, will return home
to-day on the steamship Old Dominion
Mr.. G. ID. Burdett, purser OF the Old Do
minion. had Captain Johnston In charge
yesterday. and showed him some OF the
interesting points in and around the city.
The pa1tern-makers OF Richmond VIII
have social reunion at Wilkinson Hall,
on Ninth street, on Thursday night at
$3.50 O'Clock The musical part OF the
evenings entertainment will be contri-
buted TO by Hon. w. f. Reddy and Mr..
w. l.. Finegan. under The direction OF
Mr. J. Louis Sullivan. Light refresh
ments will be served.
pi.hnoulers I'm New York