Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-05
Charles c. Bellenot. died At her mothers
residence, No. south Fourteenth street.
NJ a.l6 o'clock last night.

Charles c. BeIlenot. died At her mothers
residence, No. { south Fourteenth street.
at SIS o'clock last night.
william, the little son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
q. G. Minor. In suffering from an attack
of scar,et.fever The doctor says. how
ever. that IL II q very mild case. and
will yield readily to treatment.
Mn. Fred. Robins and family returned
to the city yesterday, after spending the
heated term most pleasantly at Midlo-
THAN. She was the guest OF her Father.
Mr.. Joseph Myers. OF that place.
The Council Committee on Light has
elected Mr.. Cecil Epps assistant gas IN
spector, to I'LL the place made vacant by
the promotion Of Mr.. w. j. Mays to the
position OF foreman Of the Lower gas
works.
The Executive Committee OF the
Powhatan Club. at meeting held Tues-
day night, decided to allow the use OK
one OF the club-rooms for votingapiace
at the Democratic primary. on Ccto-
Der Sth.
Hon. John F. Ryan. Speaker Of the
House Of Delegates. who has Just Deen
renominated to the Legislature from Lou
doun county, is in the city. He paid
Governor O'Ferrall short visit last
evening.
Mrs. William Miller. Mrs. John Stein
brecher. Mrs. Edward Schumacher. Miss
Rosa Schumacher. Mrs. Jacob keck. and
Miss Mamie Keck have left for Allan
tic City, Cape May. Philadelphia, Balti-
more, and Washington.
Weston Br!stow. Commissioner Of the
Revenue for Middlesex: John L. Yates,
Clerk Of Lunenbury. and J. w. Elliott.
Deputy Clerk Of Floyd county, were
business-callers at the State Auditors
office yesterday morning.
The Women's Board OF Managers OF
the Virginia exhibit for the Atlanta ex-
position met at the Governors Mansion
yesterday afternoon. The ladies dis
cussed the work already mapped out by
them. but did nothing of Importance.
The Jefferson Davis Literary Society
will hold its regular weekly meeting
tonight, when there will be re-
hearsal OF the play. "The Corsican
Brothers," which the members expect
to produce before the public some time In
November.
Sister Phoebe Hall, of Washington. who
originated missions in Richmond, and
who has lately been holding meetings at
West Point. where remarkable interest
was manifested, arrived In the city last
evening, and conducted services at Union
Gospel Mission Hall, corner Eighth and
Main streets. last night.
Germania Lodge. knights OF Pythlas,
will celebrate It's twenty-ffth anniversary
September 18th. A committee, consisting
| OF George T. Mattern. O. a. Meista, and
ID. A. Weinbrum, has been appointed Ia
make the arrangements. The ranks were
| conferred. and several new members were
| elected nj the last meeting of this lodge.
A very pleasant entertainment was
given monday night at the residence OF
| Nr. Lewis Kellam. No. 29CS east Broad
| street. for the benefit Of the Ice Mission
Among those who participated In the
| affair were Misses Florence Bowers. Bes'
| ale Iamkln. Mary Cavedo. Alice Lam
hi, Pearl Bowers. Annie McAlllster
| and Lucille Powers. The sum OF $40
| was raised, and left at this office for the
| Ice Mission.
| Albert Murray and family. who reside
| at No. ITO south Cherry street. are In
| sore need The family. consisting OF IA.
| Their, mother. and two children. had
| gotten along fairly well until two years
| ago. when Mr.. Murray. who Is a brass
| worker, suffered stroke of paralysi:
| and was made unfit for any work. HI
| had been a sober. Industrious mechanic
taking care OF his wife and two boys
both OF whom were born paralytics.