Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-28
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The boilers for the Jefferson arc in 20
sition. though the building will not b.
completed for several days. These Doll
ers are said to be the largest In the city
Harry Schmidt the Richmond club
twirler, who has been in the city since
the baseball season closed, will go. with
his wife. to his home. in Mobile. next
| Wednesday.
Misses Sallie and Maud Woods, Of Char
! lottesville. are guests Of Mrs. Mamie ID.
| Werth, 200 west Grace street. Miss Mamie
| ID. Atkinson. Of Kentucky, is also guest
| of Mrs. Werth's.
DR.. J. II. Abbitt, of West Appomattox.
| Va, who has been here several days
visiting his brother, student OF the
Medical College OF Virginia, returned
home last night.
The sale OF stamps in the internal-reve-
nue. office for the week ending at noon
yesterday amounted to $50, 419. This Is the
sale for five days only as the office was
closed on Thanksgiving-Day.
Mr.. Robert Gordon, the famous minstrel
tenor, Is In the city. stopping at Murphy's.
Mr.. Gordon has retired permanently from
the stage, and is now the travelling agent
of manufacturing concern,
Messrs. J. ]. Redmond, w. c. Rhoades,
and George L. Perry members OF the
West-End Hunting Club, returned yes
terday morning from a weeks hunt, hav-
ing killed fifty old hares and one deer.
Mr.. T. W. Thatcher, of Brookline,
Mass, and Mr.. o. r. Rice, OF Boston,
members OF the Davis Shoe Company
whose factory is operated by convicts at
the Virginia Penitentiary, are In the city.
The funeral of Mr.. Rowlett Winfree will
take place from the house this afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock, and will be In charge or
Richmond Lodge, No. 10, A. +. and A M,
OF which he was for many years a MEM
Der.
Judge f. c. Minor; Clerk P. p. Win
ston, of the Law and Equity Court; Mr..
Julian Bryant, and Mr.. Henry Taylor Will
leave on a hunting trip tomorrow. They
will go to North Carolina is search or
sport.
DR.. c. p. Brock, one Of the physicians
at the Eastern State Hospital spent
Thanksgiving-Day and the next with his
father, DR.. c.. w. p Brock, in this city,
and returned to Williamsburg yesterday
morning.
Judge Thomas r. Purnell, of the United |
States Circuit Court of Appeals, and wife, |
of Raleigh, n. c., returned home yester- |
day. Judge and Mrs. Purnell spent a |
short time with friends in Washington |
after the adjournment Of the court here. |
The members OF Capitol Council, No. 3,
Y. o. A. NJ, will assemble at Monroe /
Hall, on west Main street Opposite the |
park, this morning at 1890 o'clock, and
as invited guests join the Junior" United
Order OF American Mechanics and attend
Baptist church.
Manhattan Tribe, No. SO, Improved Or
der of Red Men, held an interesting meet
ing at Lee Camp Hail last night. Several
visitors were present, who had the plea
sure of participating in the proceedings.
This tribe is progressing rapidly. having
an adoption almost every night.
The Baptist Young Peoples anniver-
sary celebration at Emmanuel church to-
night promises to be most interesting
occasion. Short addresses will be made by
Rev. DIR. John B. Turpin, President +. w.
of Richmond College, and Mr..
J. Garland Pollard, and the musical pro-
sramme will be especially attractive.
The services at the Union Gospel Mis-
sion, No. 2, corner Of Twenty-first and
franklin streets tonight will be conduct
ID by Mr.. Fielding Pollard. prominent
OF the East End. Song
service commences at 7:30 o'clock. Ser
ices each night during the week at the ]
iame hour. Sunday school this afternoon
It 4:3O o'clock. The public Is cordially in
ited.
In consequence Of the inclemency OF the
weather. Friday night, the Good Templars
# Richmond Lodge had a very small
lumber OF the cold-water knights pres
mt at their usual weekly convocation at
3elvidere Hall. Several committees made
eports, and the one on entertainment re-
orted that the services of Judge r. K. {
'arrar had been engaged for Thursday {
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