Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-31
IN OUR SISTER CITY.
Huws On nAxcnnsrEn CLEANED
SoR rHH DrsrAron READERS.
saaa Nathan DivisisA Celebrates Its
Second Anniversary WITH Interest.
SAG Exersases-cAurcA Services To-
Day-PerssAais ana Briefs.

Max. Nathan Division. No. iss q. T. A..
% tns Brotherhood Of Locomotive Ensi-
eeers. celebrated its second anniversary
" Toney's Hall last night, and the occa-
sion was an exceedingly pleasant one.
the hall was well filled with members
Of TIE organisation, their husbafds. and
FrfendA and the exercises were greatly
enjoyed by every one present Judge
ingram and Captain A. c. Attkisson made
short addresses. and Miss Nellie Richard
con. OF Richmond. recited several selec-
tons. which were greatly enjoyed. After
these exercises were over splendid sup
per was served. and the members and
guests thoroughly enjoyed the delicacies
served.
Max. Nathan Division presented to d.
vision No. 81 secretarys outfit. and
new division recently organized. and not
yet numbered was presented with g. Bible
WILL REVIEW THE SERMON.
On last Tuesday evening Rev. Mr.. BOOK
preached at the Cowafdin-Avence Chris
tMn church. OF this city, a sermon on
the theme. "Can the Baptists and the
Disciples Unitey' Rev. l.. X. Thornhiii'
OF the Bainbridge-Street Baptist church.
was present, andi heard the sermon. lie
announces that he has decided to review
the sermon from his pulpit this evening
Services begin at 8 o'cloc6.
Al the Leader Hall o'clock service
to-day no regular sermon Will De
preached, but several gentlemen VIII
make short talks. Good singing by the
new choir II expected.
The Missionary Society Of Clopton-
Street Baptist church will meet at tne
church at $50 o'clock this afternoon. Inis
meeting was postponed from last sun
day. Several fine solos and recitatiohs
will be rendered.
There will be temperance exercises az
Wst-End Methodist Episcopal church TINS
evening at $50 o'clock. under the ausp,ee'
OF the Junior Society OF CHRISTIAN Tn
deavor. A fine programme has peeh al
ranged. which will consist OF Dialogues.
recitations, and singing: also. aoofesseS
by prominent speakers.
The Chesterfield County Baptist eun
day-School Association will hold its reeu-
lar quarterly meeting at bethien zen,
church to-day. Rev. II. Il. Chambers WIN
preach the opening sermon at IL eI H,,n
Josiah Ryiand, Jr., Rev. George f. WI
Iar,,, and others will address the asso,
citation In the afternoon. Dinner VIII NC
served on the grounds.
PERSONALS AND BhiEro'
The Almshouse Committee met at inc
Council Chamber yesterday afternoon
and. after transacting routine business,
went out to the almshouse and inspec'eu
that institution. which was FOUND 10 pe
In good condition. a. t.
Miss Florence Evans. OF this city, Is
Waiting Mrs. r. II. Bruce, Chnia' va
Miss Clyde Gregory. who he's been 'iSi'
Ing In Amelia, has returned home.
In the Mayors Court yesterday morhlns
Emmit Harris and Claude Armistead tcoi-
ored) were charged with disorderiy con,
duct. Harris was fined $50 and Armistead
n. they were committed TO jail In default
Of surety. -, 10
Miss Annie Allen, OF Petersburg Is
visiting Miss Clay Wills. on fo''ef
street. ~.
Mr.. Cary Il. French. OF Savannah Ga-'
Ia visiting his old home.
Mr. Rich Willis. OF Chesterneiu, ID
visiting his sister. Miss Clay Wits.
The Epworth League OF Asbury chapei
viii attend a mass-meeting at bfoau.
Street Methodist church this afternoon a'
I o'clock. g..
Mr.. Joseph Holt will leave Monday los
Curtis Neck, where he will be engaged
IN business for. probably three months
Mr.. II. l.. Ehis will conduct the meet
ing OF the Baptist Young Peoples Union
at 6:45 p. NJ. at the Clopton-Street church'
to-day.