Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-28

Miss Jennie Hitchcock. who has been
very IN, is much better
Mrs. Margaret L. Currie IS quite sick
AT her home on north Fifth street
Rev. J. Y. bowman will preach at 81.
Lukc's chapel tonight at o'clock.
Mr.. c. II. Underwater. OF Norfolk, Is
visiting friends and relatives in this city.
In June Mrs. c. D. Hutchinson, Of
Floyd avenue, will visit friends in the
South.
The United States Circuit Court Of APP
peals will meet here to-day, when 1t Is
understood some important decisions Will
be handed down.
The train from the South over the
Southern railway was nearly five hours
late yesterday morning The delay was
occasioned south Of Danville.
Annie Jenress. a colored woman, IS
locked I'D al the Third Police Station on
the charge OF obtaining 50 under false
pretences from j. ID. Seabright.
The Summers Republican Club held a
meeting last night TO hear the issue OF
the campaign in Jackson Ward discussed,
and many of the negro candidates made
speeches.
Thomas G. Leath, accompanied by Mr..
Phil. McNivens, treasurer Of the Aca-
DENY of Music, left yesterday for Noun
tain Top.
Rev. Mr.. McCutchen spoke at the Ad-
ventists' tent last night on salvation.
Rev. J. =. Neff announced at the close OF
the meeting that he would take the short
est and longest text in the Bible Tonight.
Mr.. Percy S. Chandler. who has been
attending Professor Samuel ID. Davies
law class during the past winter, passed
the requisite examination, and was grant
ed license yesterday to practice law In
the courts of this Commonwealth.
Mrs. DIR. C. II. Corey left the city on
Tuesday for her summer home, AZ sea
brook. n. II. She will attend the COM
mencement exercises OF Boston Univer-
sity. from which institution her son, DR..
II. 5. Corey, is 70 receive his diploma.
Messrs. Hoen & Co., Of this city, will
shortly issue 2OCO Autographs OF paint
ing. entitled 1.-THE City of Jehovah" exc
cuted by Messrs. l.. II. Woodson and
potter Hafaumyer. The picture portrays
a dream that Mr.. Woodson had some
years ago.
Mr. $. b. Pollard and Miss Julia f.
INTktltN v
bv Rev. Herbert NJ. Hope. the ceremony
being performed at the parsonage OF the
latter. The marriage was a very quiet
affair. there being present only two
friends of the contracting parties.
4 very interesting meeting will be held
In the Clay-Street Methodist church to-
niobt. Captain NJ w. Harris. a popular
odicer OF the Salvation Army, viii be
nresent and deliver an address on THE
Methods and Success OF the Salvation
Army" The Lawton sisters will sing
several selections.
Mr.. A. b. McCulloch returned yesterday
from Norfolk. whittier he went on Non
dav Tuesday night he addressed the
Trade and Labor Council. OF Norfolk.
Ue was invited by the secretary of the
Youne Mems Christian Association to
sneak before the literary societies Of that
body on the social question, but lie could
not remain.
Tho BOARD OF Visitors Of the Deaf,
Dumb. and Blind Institute will meet al
stanton in a few days 10 elect a
| nrincipal There are many candidates
and the contest Is one of much interest.
The three gentlemen most prominently
spolSen OF for the position are Mr.. j.
! H Lindsay, OF Charlottesville; Mr.. w
A Bowles, OF stanton ana Ut. FRANK
lin Pierce, of Isle OF Wight.
Cards announcing she marriage OF Mr.
Fred. G. Brauer and Miss Alice Pullen
uechler have been Issued. The nuptial
lent Is to take place Thursday. June 9Th
AZ demonstration church. Mr.. BraueI
e. progressive young businessman;
has been associated with the Capitol
! building and Loan Association as secre-
nj %
rnana0er and secretary Of the Paramount
Ina company. His prospective bride
g. the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.
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