Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-01

Friday night. He was n veteran OF the
Fifty-nlnth Virginia Regiment. and was
from Petersburg His remains were taken
to that city yesterday afternoon for In
tcrment.
The seventh anniversary exercises Of
the colored Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation will take place at the Fifth-Street
Baptist church tonight. The annual SER
mon viii be preached by Rev. w. f..
Graham.
Among the November weddings Is that
of Miss Helen Temple Brander TO Mr..
William Pettway. Of Wilmington. y. c.,
which win take place November 10th at
half-past o'clock at the Church Of the
Holy Trinity.
Captain John T. Knight. United States
army. left yesterday for Farmville 70
visit his parents. lie will return MONDAY
and will leave Tuesday via the Chesa-
peake and Ohio for his new station. at
Jacksonville. Ind.
The Rev. Willard Hinkley, Of Brook
line. Mass, viii visit Richmond and con-
duct services at tho New Jerusalem mis-
sion-room. No. 7 Il west Marshall street.
on Sunday. November Sth and 18th, and
lecture during the week.
The earnings Of the Richmond and
Petersburg railroad FOR the month OF
September. 1886. were S24652.G; expenses,
so. 454O5. The earnings OF the Peters
burg railroad for the same month were
$39696Oi; expenses, S22'S620.
4 wild COW broke loose on Norton
street last night, and IN its mad race
UP the street ran down a little boy
named Blennor. striking him on the head
and inhicting a very painful injury. He
was attended by DR. Batkins.
Mrs. Allen. Of north Sixth street,
after a most dangerous and delicate
operation performed by DR.. John Long,
and assisted by DR. Emily c. Runyon, at
the Old Dominion Hospital has returned
home, and is recovering rapidly
The new choir at DIR. Hatcher's Taber-
nacle IS rendering very acceptable music
under the excellent leadership Of Mr..
Haddon $. Watkins, with Mrs. Bringle
as soprano, Miss Efiie Golfer as alto,
and Captain Emmett Shepperd as basso.
Mrs. Catherine Ferriter. mother OF
Mr.. James T. Ferriter, was paralyzed
on her right side yesterday morning at
about o'clock She was Immediately
placed in the care OF DR.. Ross and was
resting easily last night Mrs. Ferriters
age is "a years.
Professor Booker T. Washington. a
noted colored orator, will deliver lee
ture on industrial Force at the First
Baptist church (colored) on November
18th for the benefit of the cOlored Young
Mems Christian Association. There will
be special music.
A telegram received yesterday contained
had sailed from Hamburg on Friday, and
Is expected TO arrive In this country on
November 9Th. She will rest for a couple
of days after the voyage, and open her
concert tour in this city on the 10th.
Rev. George p. Rutledge, OF Norfolk,
Va, viii be in Richmond tonight. and
viii deliver a sermon before the quarterly
meeting Of the Disciples Union at the
Marshall-StTeet Christian church. Mr.
Rutledge is one Of the most eloquent
divines Of the Disciples Church. and
those who attend will be fully repaid.
Mr.. T. Fred. Jones celebrated the first
anniversary OF his wedding In the parlors
Of Thon's Hotel yesterday. Among those
present were professional people, who
happened to be in the city Wine flowed
freely; singing and speaking were in
dulged IN. and Mr.. and Mrs. Jones re-
ceived the hearty congratulations OF all
present
At a regular meeting OF the Council
Committee on Police, held Friday eve
ming. the contract 10 supply the city
with license taggings. dog and goat medals
was awarded 10 J. A. Austin, and a
special subcommittee was appointed to
investigate charges OF drunkenness and
neglect OF duty against Janitor Bernard
Nage, Jr.
Mr.. d. III. Selden, who was for many
years the popular night clerk OF the Ex-
change and Ballard Hotels, and who was
last summer at the Greenbrier White
Sulphur, w. Va, has accepted q position
with the Jefferson. Mr.. Selden is as well
acquainted with the travelling public as
any young hotel man in the country. He
is a native Virginian.
Mr. Otto Won Gilleowe. who has been
at the Virginia Hospital for several
weeks. has left for his home, in Ocean
Grove, n. j., accompanied by his father,
who joined him here soon after his Ill
ness. Mr.. Won Gileowe was attacked by
appendicitis while on hunting trip be-
low Richmond. He was operated on at
the hospital by Drs. w. T. Oppenhimer
and NJ. ID. Hoge. Jr.
Miss Mira II. Ross. pupil OF william
Shakespeare. OF London, England, re-
Gently located here as a teacher OF vocal
music, will sing at Centenary church
tomorrow, at both inning and evening
services. She recently appeared before