The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-04

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I'm Wednesday. is getting ON very
favorably at the hospital in this city.
Registration and Appointment.
]. Y. Jameson. for some time past
the stamp deputy in the Internal
Revenue Office in this city. has re-
signed from that position. and has been
city. appointed under the civil ser
vice rules.
Severe WindstOrm.
\ severe windstorm prevailedtin this
city and section last night and this
morning. The wind blew very strong,
and in a small way did considerable
damage to houses and signs. In sew
eral instances roofs were injured.
signs blown down. bricks knocked
from chimneys and walls weakened
The building on Sycamore occupied
as a clothing store by Louis Levitt
vas partially unroofed. The building
in South Sycamore Street occupied
" W NJ Lewis Bro. was slightly
damaged.
General News Notes.
At the meeting of the A P. Hill
Camp. Confederate Veterans, last night
arrangements for the observance of
General Lees birthday were completed.
The anniversary falling on Sunday, the
camp will attend memorial service at
Tabb Street Presbyterian Church, 10
BE conducted by the Rev. Charles Z.
Stribling. Tuesday the veterans will
parade, and at night have their ban
auet. General Theodore 5. Garrett. Of
Norfolk: Mayor Harry Wooding. of
Danvile. and Colonel James Anderson.
OF Springfield. Mass, will be guests and
speakers.
The Mems Bible Glass Of Old Street
Presbyterian Church had their annual
supper last night. and a large number
OF the scholars were present. William
+. McIlwaine. the teacher. presided.
Short addresses were made by Mr.. Nc
Ilwaine. J. y. Harrison. the Rev. J. A.
Mcclure. 4. L. Boiling and others.
The J. b. Worth Company has begun
the erection of d new Ice plant on
Wyoming street. TO be completed by
March l.
The Norfolk and Western Railway
Company viii next week begin the run
ming Of three trains q day on the City
Point branch. for the accommodation
OF the large number Of workmen en-
ployed at the Dupont Dynamite Plant
below the Point
Mrs J. T. Boiling and Mrs William
Riggan. both Of Clarksville, Va. were
operated on to-day III the Petersburg
Hospital By DIT. II. y Burke.
Mrs. Walter J. Walsh. of Jersey City.
y. J.. formerly Miss Magaret Bailey,
of this city. Is visiting the family OF
James II. Bailey, on Liberty Street.
joseph Smith and James Johnson.
negroes. sent on to the Circuit Court
Of Dinwiddie. for trial for robbing
cars. were committed to the Petersburg
Jail to-day.
Death of Venerable Woman
Mrs. Bridge; Joyce died last night
at the home Of her son. Michael Joyce.
in South West Street. She was IN
her ninetieth year. and is survived by
the following children: Mrs. Annie
roffev. Of Fairfax. Va: John L. Joyce.
Of Washington. D. c. and Michael
Joyce. Of this city. She was devout
member Of St Joseph's Catholic Church
Castle Hall Dedicated.
The beautiful new Castle Hall. OF
Eureka Lodge. No. 81. Knights Of Ply
thias. was dedicated tonight with in
terestinS ceremonies. Grand Chancel-
loT 3. A. Rufin and other grand lodge
officers and a number of prominent
members Of the order. from Richmond
and other cities. were guests and
xocakers Robert G.. Bass acted as
master Of ceremonies. and r H. Mann
welcomed the guests. The occasion
was 2 delightful one. and all present
praised the beauty and taste OF the
hall.
ausuai weetirz v. ". G. A.
Tho annual meeting Of the YOUNG
Mems Christian Association will b.
held January .. All papers transfer
ring the title Of the high school build
ing and lot on Union street. 30 the
association. for the site Of the new