Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-31

Charles r. NOyes. United States army,
is at the jefferson.
The condition Of Colonel John b. Cary
was much improved yesterday.
Mr. h.. -. Christian, Of the Lor.uard
Tobacco Company. was I'm the city yes
terday
Mr. Ralph Levy of Levy and Jacobs.
IS I'm New York. and is stopping at the
St Denis Hotel
Mr. James VI. Gallagher. Of the Old
Dominion Steamship Company, New
York, Is at the Imperial Hotel.
Miss Grace Spear Of Barton Heights,
is at home, after a delightful visit of two
mon ms 10 Philadelphia and New York.
Mrs A. r. Early. who has been visiting
her sister Mrs c. OBJ Cowardin, re-
turned 10 her home in Baltimore yester-
day.
Richmond Lodge No. 1. Royal Tribe
of Joseph. he'd an interesting meeting
last night. and initiated. several candi-
dates.
Mr.. John Morton, secretary and trea-
surer Of the Virginia Trust Company, al
ter several days sickness, is somewhat
improved.
on Thursday night next the Amplifed
Team Of Damon Lodge will visit Myrtle
Lodge Knights of Pythias, and confer
the third rank.
Mr.. Emmett a. Meade, who had an
operation performed on him Thursday by
DR.. Slower. at the home of his father, is
improving slowly.
Mr. J. n. Brennaman, Democratic
county chairman, of Shenandoah, who
has been in the city for several days
returned last night to his home, at New
Market.
The next meeting Of the Galaxy Lite
rary Club will be held at the residence
of Miss Ellen Taylor 27l3 east Grace
street, Friday evening, April 2d. A full
attendance is desired.
mir. Marshall Field, of Chicago, and
party of friends stopped for luncheon at
the jefferson Monday. as they passed
through Richmond for the North on the
private car of Mr.. Field.
Colonel Cary who has been confined
TO bed for the past ten days with a com
Tlication OF troubles. the result Of a
severe cold was much better yesterday,
and expects 10 be able to leave his room
in a few days
Mr. Herman Ullman and Miss Flora /
Lornenburg will be married in the par
lors Of the Lexington Hotel this after /
noon at o'clock, by Rev. Dr. Calisch. /
After the ceremony the couple viii take /
tour North.
There was a small blaze in the offices /
Of the Electric Construction Company. |
No. 500 Bank street, at 1872 o'clock yes !
terday afternoon. Chemical-engine No. |
/ responded and eXtinguished the fire. |
The loss was Slight
A telegram was received here yesterday |
afternoon announcing the death, at Gal /
weston. Tex, of Mrs Maggie II. Scott. |
Mrs. Scott was the wife Of Rev. DR.. VIII !
liam n. Scott formerly pastor Of the |
Third Presbyterian church, in this city.
Hon. John e. Massey. superintendent
Of Public instruction, is in the city. de
spent a busy day yesterday at his ONCE,
making arrangements for the meeting or
fbe Virginia School superintendent,
which will take place next month.
Rev. i. A. II. Allin. Of st. Cashair
Can, a priest of the Catholic Church'
who has been visiting his friend, Mr. ID.
A. Roach. at the Lexington Hotel, left
Yesterday for Ontario This was Father
Arin's first visit TO Richmond, and he
expressed himself as being delighted with
his experience here.
The Hofbran Baseball Club has been
oroanized. with the following players:
roe Hicks. catcher; Sam. Landrum,
nitcher: John O'Hara, shortstop; Albert
Anthony. first base; Paul Bender. second
-. lack Frost, third base; Harry
Rcrnstein. left-helder (captain); Charles
,CbiclO 0ehrlng. catcher; Joe Trexler'
manager and centre-helder; Lonnie Co
,'ardin. right-6cder; John Bishop, pitch
er.
The revival at the Seventeenth-Street
Mission CNo 9i6 north seventeenth
,treeD continues TO grow in interest.
re nEpit wea filed on Sunday night
-, rev Mr. Mcneil. OF Richmond Col
eee There were nearly dozen re-
meats for prayer. Monday night Rev.
DR.. ON preached to a very large congre-
,ation and he will continue to preach
,sch nh,ht this week. Song service
commences each night at 7:45 O'Clock
rhe public IL cordially invited TO attend.
RIchmopders In New York.