Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-30
OVER JAMES RIVER.
scurmERx's EMPLOYEES THANK
THE COMPANY ron AN OUTING.
Echoes from tho Churches OF MAN.
chestcr-rcrsoual and Generai
M.r,,ou-poiics Notes and other
News from Deyond the Bridges.

Al the meeting OF the committee on
the excursion recently rendered the en-
n,oyes OF the Southern railroad and their
families by that company preamble
md resolution were unanimously adopted
expressing the thanks and appreciation
of those who 70 thoroughly enjoyed that
delightful outing. Among the indiViduaiS
to whom the committee rendered an ex-
preston Of its gratitude are Captain w.
T. West, master OF transportation. an"
Messrs. j. ]. Bailey and ". T. Davidson.
Those composing the committee were
Messrs. L. +. Richardson, chairman; r.
A. Jones, secretary; John Adams, 1. o.
Neisler, ]. II. Kahl, J. MCGOWAN, w. b.
Crooks. /. Lee Hart. r. X. Sampson j.
y. Roundtree, w. II. Kidd. and W. T.
Pugh.
SUNDAY SERVICES.
Al Ba,nbridge-Street church to-day
there will be preaching Mt IL a. M. by
Rev. Mr.. billiard. of Rochester seminary.
and at night by Rev. Mr.. Vatlines, OF
Richmond. Rev. DR.. i. X. Thornhili Is
spending several days in West Point.
Rev. w. r. Hurt, who had the misfor-
tune to meet with an accident seveEal
DAYS ago while riding his bicycle, ana
sustained painful injuries, Is improving.
and will occupy his pulpit both morning
and night at Stockton-Street Baptist
church.
The Missionary Society meeting Of Chop
ton-Street Baptist church Will take place
to-day AT $50 L. NJ. fine programme
has been arranged, and in addition to the
fhCro Will he
Rotations by little Misses Nellie Clayton
and Helen Roberts.
Rev. w. K. Haight left yesterday for
Hampton. where he Is 20 deliver an ad-
dress this afternoon. His pulpit will he
filled at the usual hours by Rev. W. T..
Constable. Of the Episcopal church.
The Railroad Branch of the Young Mems
Christian Association, will hold services
this afternoon at the Southern railway
depot.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
The Wynneezies will play match
game Of baseball with the Trilbyites at
Forest Hill Park Tuesday afternoon at
) O'Clock. Batteries: For the Wynne-
zies. Green and Holland; Trilbyites. Park
er and French.
The Etna Mines at Midlothian, which
have not been in operation for several
months, are expected to commence work
again In a few days.
Mr.. George Ransom, of North Carolina,
was in the city yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Y. j. Jewett and son,
Wexford, left yesterday afternoon 10 visit
friends in Fredericksburg.
Judge b. a. Hancock is still detained at
home by sickness.
DR.. j. NJ. Whitfield and wife left yes
terday for New York 10 spend seyera!
days.
Mr.. J. F. Waltham qualified yesterday
before Judge William /. Clopton as Con-
stable for Midlothian.
OFFICERS ELECTED.
At the regular meeting of Friendship
Lodge. No 20, held Friday night, the fol-
lowing officers for the next six months
were elected: Master of Work. J. o.
Goode: Chancellor Commander. =. L.
Clary; Chancellor, J. II. Nichols
Prelate. Edward Nunnally; Master al
Arms, G. w. Jewett; Inside Guard. o. C.
Mckinney; Outside. Guard, Benjamin
Morris.
Opachisto Tribe. Independent Order OF
Red Men. will have a Red Mems trading
post at No. 1913 Hull street Monday
night. which promises TO be an enjoy
able affair.
The case of Alex. Robinson. the young
coored man who was arrested Friday
morning charged with the betrayal oil
Annie Jones. was called in the Mayor:
Court yesterday. Robinson pleaded guilty
and in the presence of a large crowd Alex
and Annie were made man and wife.
Mrs. Raines was fined in the Polio,
Court yesterday for allowing her hog Il
run at large in the city. John Moore
and Jennie Gates were each 6ned s. 3
and costs for dsorderly conduct.
The Chief of Police has five hogs he has
captured in the city limits. and unless
the owners call for them they will bt
sold at auction Tuesday. July 2. 1855.