Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-15

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after i short visit to Richmond.
There was n light docket in the Police
Court yesterday, and none OF the cases
were important.
Mrs. l.. III. Jones. who has been under
treatment at the Retreat, has returned
home. much improved.
Major b. w. Lynn. Superintendent or
the Pententiary, has gone 10 the Soiu
Sulphur Springs for a few DAYS.
Miss Bonnie Eloise Oates. of Charlotte,
~ c. will sing a solo at the morhins
service at First Baptist church on Sun1ay'
Misses Pocahontas and Annie Walton
of Cumberland county, are yistihS sIs;;
=. III. Hay, of 3OS north Ihir'y-secono
street
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Brooke, of Allston.
Mass are AT the Jefferson. Mr.. Brooke
is a member of Aleppo Temple, Mysuc
Shrine.
Mr.. Arthur G.. Lewis southern passen-
ger agent of the Baltimore and ONO rau-
road. with headquarters at Norfolk, Is III
the city.
Mr.. William Wagner, of Washington.
formerly of this city, Is here on a Visit.
Mr. Wagner Is secretary OF Haley s Coh-
cert Band
Congressman Sidney p. Epes, with his
private secretary, Mr. Thomas n. VIII
iiams. arrived in Richmond yesterday,
and will spend a day or two here.
The Gospel-wagon will be on Church
street Oregon HILL Sunday afternoon at
4 o clock. and at the Old Market, Seven
teenth and Grace streets, at .. O'CLOCK.
paul Preaching to the Gentiles'' will
be the subject of Rev. Edward l. Pells
lecture at the Young Mems CHRISTIAN
Association this afternoon at O'CLOCK.
Mr.. Robert II. Wright, general agent of
the Plant System, and the charleston am anu
Western Carolina railroad, with mead
quarters at Charleston, Is at the Jel-
ferson.
The remains of Mrs. Caroline II. Klein
ningham, who died in Ashland on We'd
nesday arrived here yesterday mornlns'
and the funeral took place from Eipa
Station.
Rev. c. C. Cook, superintendent, of the
Christian Alliance for Maryland, VIII
preach at Union Gospel Mission to-mor-
row afternoon at 3, and in the evening at
o'clock.
Mr.. l.. w. Royall of Amelia county,
entertained quite a large audience at tne
City Hall with banjo selections yester-
day morning. His little S-year-oid BOY,
Matt who is with him. executed some
clever dances.
Mr.. C. L. Haight. formerly the super
intendent of the horseshoe department at
the Old Dominion IRON and Nail-WorKs,
AT Belle Isle has resigned his position,
and will return TO Poughkeepsle, n. y,
IN a few days.
The committee of Post A. Travellers
Protective Association, appointed 10 Sc
cure new quarters, will recommend az
the meeting tonight that the residence
at Third and Main streets be rented and
fitted up as a comfortable travelling
mems home.
Mrs. William A. Jenkins, president Of
the Retreat for the Sick, has appointed
DR.. d. A. Kuyk TO fill the vacancy caused
as lecturer before the training school for
nurses OF that institution on ophthal-
mology and iaryngology.
Among the visitors at the State Library
building yesterday We're Judge b. A.
Hancock. of Chesterfield county; c. L..
Babcock. Treasurer OF Charles City coun-
ty: l.. G. Wngfeld Clerk of the Cor
portation Court at Lynchburg. and w. +.
! Kichardson, treasurer or Louisa county.
Company d. of the First Regiment. de-
| cided az a meeting held Thursday night
| TO attend the Nashville Exposition at an
early date. In order to meet the ex-
penses OF the trip an entertainment Will
be given. the details of which viii be
announced at a meeting to be held to-
night.
Mr.. ]. II. Capers. Jr.. treasurer Of
Madison Council. No. 80, Home Circle.
has paid to Mrs. Helena lde, WIDOW or
III. julius Ide. $500 in full OF policy on
the life of her husband. This is the
second payment of a similar amount
made by this council within the past
month.
Mr.. Stuart p. Stringfellow, a native or
Richmond. and for the last three years
agent of the Atlantic-Coast Line at At
lanta. has severed his connection with
that line. and hereafter he will be with
the Seaboard Airline at its Atlanta
office. Mr.. Stringfellow Is now In Rich
mond visiting friends, and has been
heartily welcomed.
The committee appointed at the meet
ing of the Tobacco Trade to act on their
behalf in regard TO protest against the
proposed Increase Of 2 cents tax on manu-
factured tobacco met yesterday, but no.
thing of importance was done. Those
nresent were Messrs. Robert S. Bosher
5chairman). Alexander Cameron, Fred. 5.
Myers. and James ID. Patton.
Rev. D. X. Walthall and bride arrived
on the 7lO train last evening after
delightful trip 10 Washington, Niagara
Fails. Boston, 7 New York. and other
nlaces of interest They will be the
guests of DR.. Warriner and Mr.. Joe
RIair. on Chestnut Hill, for several days.
Their presents were handsome and nume-
rous. and kilograms of congratulations
of their marriage.
UichmoDders i'm New York.
NEW YORK. May 14-(SpeciaL)-G. w.
Stevens and wife. Waldorf; II. w. Roun-
tree. Imperial; X. w. Carter, warwick.
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