The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-26
BURIED IN BLANDFORD.
FUNEBAL OF MIR. 4. II. BRODNlI-
MASONIC NEWS.
Personal Notes - Hastings Court Cases
Other Items OF Interest Gathered.
by The Times Man.
MiScHrsTKR BUREAU RICHMOND TrNxs.
1871 HULL STREET. BEATTIE BLOCK.

Rev. w. C. Walden OBLIGATED at the fun
eral of Alexander b. Brodnax yesterday.
at II o'clock A. NJ, from his mothers
house. I'm Porter street.
The remains were taken to Petersburg
for interment in the old BIandford ceme-
terry. Many people from Richmond. where
he was well-known, came over to attend
the funeral
The pall-bearers were: Messrs. w. ].
Carter, George T.. Gary X. G. Williams,
Irwin Weislger, d. J. Weisiger and Ernest
Wells.
Worshipful j. II. Capers. OF Richmond.
was present at the meeting Of Manches-
ter Lodge. No. Il. on Thursday night.
He conferred In an impressive manner
the Master Mason's Daughters Degree
on fifty-seven candidates, and n supper
followed. Here is the list OF the ladies
on whom the degree was conferred:
Lilly May Baird. Eta A. Roberts, Moiiie
Il. Hatcher. Ada NJ. DuVal Sallie 3.
Weisiger Alaude Clayton. Alice Clayton.
Maggie f. Donald, Clair Clayton, Mamie
l.. Reynolds, Theresa V. Dyer, Ella f..
Bottoms, Sarah +. owens. Minnie Smith.
Mary A. Betty. Roxie Tanner. Amanda
Jones. Mary Wiltshire. Fannie Wiltshire.
Maria l.. Gibbs. Ida T.. Walden, Florence
a. Hall, Emma Galloway, Cora Conley,
Elizabeth Smith, Eliza j. Fitzgerald
Xilia Fitzgerald, Sarah a. Hall, J. Is.
Wood, Mary \. Craig, Gertrude Smith,
Mary Eta Baird, Martha Whitworth,
Salle Whitworth, Lizzie Rogers
Lucille OBrien, Eliza j. Walden. Lizzie
Beattie. Mabel Beattie, Annie Beattie
Martha Owens. Alma owens, Emma L.
Fitzgerald, Nellie Richardson. Minnie
Richardson, Josie Bradshaw, Lena At
well, Mamie LitbgoW, Myrtle Litbgow,
Ella Lithgrow, Gertie Williamson, Susan
NJ. GOode, Sallie Kritzer, Addle Walker,
Maggie Pilson.
Mrs. j. T. Jewett, OF Manchester, is on
visit to her sister. Mrs. Charles w.
Lee. Of Salisbury. y. c.
The Circuit Court Of Chesterfield viii
probably adjourn to-day.
The laying Of the water mains on
Everett street will be begun in few
days, weather permitting.
There will be a vocal and instrumental
concert given on Monday night at Leader
Hall. Among the artists to take part are:
Mrs. w. f. Knowles. Captain Frank Cum
nigham and Messrs. Douglas Leftwich.
Oscar Lehman. j. Louis Sullivan and
Manly b. Ramos. Colonel W. Kirk
Mathews is also expected.
The hastings court was engaged yester-
day in trying two colored men, Gus For
tune and William Cosby, for playing
policy" They were given six months in
Jail and fined SCI each.
Frank Nelson. charged with permitting
such a game 10 be run in his house, will
be put on trial in the same court to-day.
Mr.. George r. Johnson and Miss BEETLE
Johnson are visiting Mr.. n. y. johnson,
of Fourteenth street.
Mr.. +. Il. Davidson, Of Buckingham,
went home yesterday
Rev. w. G. Walden has come back from
the Norfolk conference.
The Rev Joseph Walkers lecture at
Bainbridge-strect church Thursday even
ing was well attended and much enjoyed
by his hearers. A Thanksgiving supper
followed 1t.
In the Mayors court yesterday James
and John Logan were charged with beat
ing G.. Workman. II was triangular
row, and all were TO blame, so 1t cost
each of them $3.50 and costs.