Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-23

uncle, Mr.. Timothy ReardOn who died at
his home, i'm Baltimore. She immediate
~ left for that city and with other menu
bers of the family and friends. accompa-
MED the remains to Richmond. The fune-
raj took place from 81. Peters Cathedral
Thursday morning az o'clock. The IN
torment was made I'm Mt. Calvary Gene
terry The deceased was widely known
throughout this city, where he once re-
sided. He was quite wealthy. and distri-
buted. IL IS said, thousands Of dollars 10
various charitable institutions in Balu-
more.
Considerable complaint is being made
on account Of wheelmen riding their bicy-
cles on the walkway on Williamsburg
avenue 10 the detriment Of pedestrians
who frequent that thOroughfare, and who
hre forced 10 the middle Of the road as
a consequence. 1t was only the otner
day that an accident was barely averted.
A negro rode at a furious gait the en-
tire length of the walkway. sounding his
bell warning the pedestrians Of their
danger Three small children were Wend-
ing their way along the street, and the
negro, riding at a furious rate. scared the
little ones. who knew not which way 70
tUrn though by q desperate effort they
succeeded in escaping injury.
rIa1 Wednesday night a lawn party and
dancing was the attraction, and the
Young folks who participated enjoyed
themselves immensely.
The hay-ride under the management Of
Miss Ellen Clancy Friday night was tho
roughly an enjoyab affair String music
accompanied the party. which, with the
busy hum Of conversation, interminged
with merry ripping laughter. indicated
that all were happy.
burglars effected an entrance into The
stable OF Mr.. j. Jackson, on Fulton
street the other night, and made off with
a pair Of reins. Mr.. Jackson did not dis
cover his loss until he went to the sta
bic the next morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Metzger and little
son left last Wednesday for IndianIpo-
lis for a prolonged visit
4 very successful operation was per
formed ON the youngest son Of Mr..
George Butler. of Fifth and Denny
streets. last Thursday, and the little fel-
low is getting along nicely
CAPTAIN Frank Thompson and children
are visiting in North Carolina.
Mr.. Arthur Phillips. of Cincinnati, IS
visiting his uncle, Mr. II. II. Pollard, On
Fulton Hill.
Mrs. Rosa Pease and daughter, Katie
of Berkeley, Va, are visiting friends IN
Fulton.
Mrs. Bridget Moore, Of Fifth street
Fulton, is very sick.
Mrs. 3. c. Henning and children are
visiting relatives in Walkerton.
Superintendent J. NJ. Bryant, OF the
National Cemetery. is quite i'll.
Miss Josie Tindale left Friday for Bal
tirnore and the Blue Ridge mountains
MIS-. John Grady. who has been quite
sick is improving
Mrs. +. L. Rice and children are visiting
al Mays Head y. c.
Mr. W. G. Lamb. private secretary 70
Congressman Lamb. is at the seashore,
enjoying a much deserved rest
Mrs Henry Hardin. OF 403 Denny street
is quite sick.
Mrs Ellen Conway. Of Orleans street,
who has been quite i'll at her home. is
somewhat improved.
Mr.. Joseph Sinnott, Of Washington. d.
c.. spent a very pleasant visit Of several
DAYS with friends I'm Fulton last week
Mrs Hugh Bailey and daughter. Mayme.
Of New Brunswick " J.. have returned.
after a very pleasant trip 10 friends in
Fulton.
Mr.. NJ. Throcllmorton. after an absence
of twenty years in Ohio. has returned
30 Fulton on q visit.
Miss Mary McCaull IS visiting relatives
and friends i'm MiddloseX county.