Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-31

fer with representatives from other CT
ders in regard TO the erection of monu-
ment to Major Lewis Ginter.
Captain II. c. Quisenberry. OF 1000 east
Clay street, after a visit to Baltimore
and other northern cities, has returned
home.
The members of the First Regiment
Band who have been in North Carolina
for a week or two have returned TO
the city.
Mrs s. weinberg. Of Baltimore, form
erly Miss Minnie Levitt, of this city. Is
on a short visit to her parents. 3l3 east
Clay street
Appropriate services in celebration OF
the Reformation Festival will be held
to-day in all of the Lutheran churches
Of the city.
Miss Ellen Tunstall, Of Tunstalrs, New
Kent county, has returned home after
delightful visit TO friends and relatives
in this city.
The bright sunshine of yesterday was
| most welcome, after a week OF rain and
dreary weather and clear skies are also
promised for to-day.
Mrs. j. w. Verser, Of sN east Clay
street. left last week on visit to her
daughter, Mrs. James Peyton Watson,
Of New York city.
The McGin Catholic Union will hold a
very important business meeting to-mor-
row night, and large attendance OF the
members is expected
Rev. DR.. ]. NJ. Sitter will preach at
the Second Baptist church to-day at
both services His night sermon viii be
on the Book of Romans.
Mr.. d. W. Ingersoli. Of Pleasantville,
N. j., has returned home after plea
SAINT visit to his cousin. Mr.. j. L. niger
soil, at 610 south Pine street.
Mr.. J. s. Thomson. who for the past
two months has been sick at his home
in the county. is improving, and in a
| few days will return to the city.
Mrs. II. Clinton Boudar and Mrs. T. r.
| Archie Burke have gone to Baltimore to
a meeting Of the Alumnae Of the
Academy OF Mt. de Sales, Catonsvilie.
Md.
Mr.. Charles Conway, of Washington;
Mr.. John Moncure, of Stafford; Mr.. Lyt-
Teton Macon, Of Albemarle, and Mr.. o.
G.. Fllppen. Of Cumberland, are at the
Mt. Vernon.
Chjef-of-Police Howard has issued or
ders for the semi-annual inspection OF the
police force of Richmond for next Thurs
day afternoon at 4:30 o'clock, in front OF
the City Hall.
Mr. w. S. Sanders. of Sabot Island,
Goochland county. on Thursday last
killed a handsome buck with i've prongs.
He shot the deer from horseback, run
ming at full speed.
Private Waterman Smithers found the
foundry of the Friction Metal Company
omen at an early hour this morning, pu1
an investigation proved that no burglary
had been committed.
on Sunday, November 9TH, the gene
raj Sunday school for the boys and girls
of the Cathedral parish will be opened
after the 8 o'clock mass in the base
ment Of the cathedral.
The name Of Mr. r. A. Brock has been
mentioned as the probable successor Oh
Captain Cussons on the History Com
mittee of the Grand Camp, Confederate
Veterans of Virginia.
DIR. l. n. May, who has been associated
with Dr. Joseph A. White, an adjunct
professor in the University College
of Medicine, OF this city. leaves Tonight
for Danville, where he will locate.
Joseph alias William Johnson (colored
was arrested last night by Sergeant Tom
linson and Policeman Curle for stealing
hicvcle from Mr. William Orme. at
Kauffmans. The wheel was recovered.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank stayton Thomp-
con will give a recital at the Young Mems
Christian Association Hall one week from
to-morrow night, and they have extended
an invitation TO all musical people to at
tend
Messrs. w. c. Rhoads and ]. ]. Red
mond returned from Amelia Friday night
after a successful hunting trip, bagging
tblrtv-fiye hares and one wild turkey.
one of the party killed two hares at one
shot.
Mr.. John ]. Kuhn. who has been lying
critically III at the residence of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. c. w. Pendleton, In Fair
mount continues 80 grow worse, and
no homes are now entertained fo- his
recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gage Thompson,
who spent the summer with their caugn-
ter. Mrs William @. Hiii, IN she Wnite
mountains. and later visited her at her
home in Maiden, Mass, have returned
to the city.
Mr. Thomas j. stratton. Inspector OF
Fertilizers in the ONCE OF the oommis-
sloner OF Agriculture, left Yesterday 40,
Nc hona In Appomattox, where he VIII
east cas- his vote on Tuesday for Hon. !.
Hoge Tyler.
Misc Annie Randolph Vaughan. OF
Coochland county; Miss Francs ferku-
son Rriscoe. OF Charlotte Hall, Nd, and
Miss Anne van Meter Wilson, OF Nor
folk are visiting tho Misses Wilson, OF
Floyd avenue
ManAtaka Tribe. IS, of Red Men, last
n,ght anpoInted Messrs. J. J. Davis. W
3. Mallory. j. w. Hewitt. w. y. Ho,-
land and q. w. Miller to confer win
similar committees from other tribes WIN