Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-07
per.hnaI. and nriefu.

Rev. w. W. Moore, of Union THEOLOGY
cal Seminary, Is In the city.
DIR. Jacob Michaux left yesterday after
noon for New York, where he VIII spend
a few days.
Mr.. s. ID. Hicks, having been absent
for three months. has returned to the city,
and Is stopping at the Jefferson.
Miss Clara Sherwood returned home
Sunday afternoon after a long and de-
lightful visit to her aunt, In Colorado
Springs.
A meeting of the U. K Democratic
Club will be held Mt the club headquar-
tiers, No. 7es west Broad street, tonight
at o'clock.
Rev. Herbert NJ. Hope had his bicycle
smashed yesterday by coming In collision
with a surrey in which several young
ladies were taking drive.
The ladies' Of the First Unitarian church
will hold a sociable at their hall. 10
north Fifth street. this evening, to which
their friends will be welcome.
A meeting of the Jr. II. NJ A. will be
held Wedr esday afternoon, May 9Th, at
8 O'Clock. A full attendance Is urgently
requested. to transact important business.
Rev. Drs. A. Z. Dickinson and r. j.
Willngham left yesterday morning Tor
Cedartown, Ca. where they go to attend
the Georgia Baptist Convention.
Mr.. ]. II. Webb-Peploe left last night
on a. flying business trip to England. He
will probably remain about week, COM
pieting the round trip in about three
weeks.
The Wednesday Clubs rehearsal for this
week has been postponed to Wednesday,
as announced at the last meeting OF the
club Members are requested TO take no
tice and attend promptly.
According to the weekly mortality re-
oort OF the Board OF Health of the city,
Dc persons-l1 white and 15 colored--died
I'm Richmond last week, as compared with
25 of the corresponding week last year.
The Union Democratic Club will meet
at Powelps Hall, Church Hill avenue, to-
night at O'Clock. A fine programme
will be given, in addition to speeches by
several distinguished gentlemen. The
public Is invited.
The box-party which was to have been
given this afternoon at Mrs. Thomas $,
No. 1l3 east Grace street has been in
definitely postponed on account of the
deaths of Captain George w. Allen ana
Mrs. L. b. Addison.
The funeral Of Mr.. Samuel Binswanger
took place Sunday morning at IL o'clock
from his late residence, on Marshall
street. The services were conducted by
Rabbi f. n. Calisch, and were attended
by a large number OF sorrowing friends.
There will be special services at the
Third Presbyterian church on Wednes-
day. Thursday. and Friday nights of this
week. The pastor, Rev. c. r. Hyde. VIII
preach each night. Special topic for the
services will be Conditions OF Church
Membership"
The orchestra at the Jefferson gave a
sacred concert Sunday night. A classic
programme was rendered, among the
numbers being the Hallelujah chorus from
| the Messiah" "FingaPs Cave" overture,
by Mendelssohn; a Mozart quintette.
| HAYDN auartette and the "Sanctus' from
| Gounod's est. Cecilia mass. II Is under
stood that religious music will be heard
every Sunday night during the next few
weeks.
Mr.. Maurice w. Thomas, OF this city,
has returned from Washington, where
| he has been for a week in the interest
| of the Columbian telephone bill. lie
| said to a Dispatch man last night that
| he observed while at the national CAPT.
| tai that Colonel Tazewell Elicit. the rep
resentative from this district, was held
! In high esteem by senator's and congress
| men on both sides OF the two houses, and
| was exceedingly popular among them