Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-15

Mr.. Charles II. Hasker IS very sick at
his home on Twenty-fifth street.
Mr.. Howard saxby, the popular hui
morist of Cincinnati, is at the Jefferson.
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Taylor Boykin
are at the Hygeia, Old Point, for ten
days.
The State Board of Agriculture win
meet at Blue Ridge Springs, Va, July
2Sth
Mr.. +. C. KohIer left yesterday for
New York and Mt. Vernon, 10 Visit
friends.
Mr.. j. Y. Harris, Treasurer Of Dinwid-
die county, was in the city yesterday on
business.
The Ladies Auxiliary OF r. T.. Lee
Camp will have a meeting this afternoon
at o'clock.
Miss Lucie Besson. of Raleigh, n. C.,
Is stopping at Mrs c. Fred. Kohlers, No.
l6 east Leigh street.
Miss Louise Budd. Of Blackstone. Va,
who has been visiting Miss Ruth Fuller,
leaves for her home to-day.
Misses Anna Kroder and Clara Moth
naCeI. who were visiting Miss Angelina
Kelley, have left for home.
General Raleigh Colston, who is dan
gerously Ill at the Soldiers Hone, was
thought to be somewhat better yesterday.
who has been visiting friends on north
Fifth street will return home tomorrow
afternoon.
Policeman C. w. Johnson's wife and
child went to Hanover last Tuesday for
the summer His child has been taken
quite sick since getting there.
Mr.. George w. Aiken, general railroad
manager from Barnum 81 Baileys circus,
was in the city yesterday. arranging 10
bring the show 10 Richmond.
The Central Trades and Labor Council
held it's semi-monthly meeting last night,
and a good deal of business OF interest
TO the members was TRANSACTED.
Governor O'Ferral yesterday pardoned
Thomas Coleman who had been sent 10
the penitentiary for three years from
Caroline county for house-breaking.
Commencing next week the Richmond
Railway and Electric Company VIII put
on a ten-minutes' schedule on its Main,
Seventh Marshall and College, and -Four
teenth-street line.
Instructions have been issued to the
health officers to report all citizens VINO
throw ashes and garbage in the pupnc
alleys instead Of having boxes or DaTreis
for the purpose.
Rev. J. G. Shackelford. principal of the
Episcopal Male Academy, of the Diocese
Of Southern Virginia, at Houston, Is IN
the city for a couple OF days. ana Is
stopping at No. fl2 east Grace street.
Monday was a bad day for wheels, dogs,
and cats The street-cars seemed TO nave
ID i'm for them. and at night there We're
"A wheel laying on Main street ueau
cat on Seventh street. and dead DOG on
Broad street
While the exact date has not yet been
determined upon. II has been decided 10
break ground on the site OF the proposed
new Union Theological Seminary some
day during the coming week The WORK
OF construction will be pushed rapidly lor-
ward after once begun.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christus Hanewinckel. OF
l03 west Cary street. left Monday ior
baltimore. whence Mr.. Hanewinckel VIII
eau to-day for Dresden. SaXony, where
he win make a lengthy visit TO his
PARENTS. who reside In that city. MIS-.
Hanewinckel does not accompany her
husband 10 Europe
Mr. Russell A. Wilkinson, formerly OF
this city, but now "a pOpular attache OF
the Southern railway I'm Washington, VIII
on the 2ist marry Miss Blanche Nj. Noils'
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Nolls;
al, the home OF the brides parents, Del
Raw" near Alexandria Mr.. Wilkinson
has a host OF friends here who wish him
both success and happiness In lie.
Monday afternoon. few minutes be-
fore 6 O'clock. u young woman seated on
Main-Street electric-car going west
arose from her seat while the car was. In
motion. stepped out on the step, and be-
fore the conductor could reach her or
stop the car Jumped of backwards ana
fell sprawilng on the street by the size
OF the car Her escape from injury was
provldentiai.