Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-24
Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. r. G.. Smlther is very sick at his
home. on east Franklin street.
General William B. Talaferro. OF
Gloucester county, was at the Capitol yes
terday.
Mr.. T.. J. Willie. OF Richmond, Va. was
at the Fifth-Avenue Hotel, New York,
yesterday.
The Fulton Democratic Club and the
Southside Social and Political Club both
had meetings last night.
The Relief Board, Independent Order
OF Red Men. held n called meeting last
evening, and transacted routine business.
Mr.. j. Aston Cooke. who has been very
Ill for six weeks AT his fathers residence.
on South Beech street, is thought to be
improving.
There will be a very important meeting
OF the real estate agents In the rooms
OF the Chamber OF Commerce at o'clock
this evening
The union services OF the Presbyterian
churches will close with the meeting to-
night in the Second Presbyterian church
(Rey. DR.. Hoge') at s O'Clock.
Miss Cora Nunnaliey who has been WIS.,
iting her cousin. Miss Nellie Germonel.
OF Alexandria, has returned home, ac-
companied by her aunt.
jamestown Tribe Of Red Men last night
lilt huOpllon upOu hiNtteu ldlt-
faces The meeting was one OF much in
terest TO the members Of that tribe.
Grand Chancellor william l.. Mcleod.
OF the Grand Lodge Of Pythians. will
pay an official visit to Marshall Lodge
on Thursday night. and on Friday night
Will make a visit to Damon Lodge.
on account OF the sickness OF Judge
Witt. OF the Hastings Court, Judge Lamb
presided yesterday in that tribunal and
disposed Of number of civil matters.
The Stonewall Club, No IS. Lyceum
League OF America, met at the Young
Mems Christian Association Monday night
and debated the conyict-farm question.
Cards are out. announcing the mar
riage on February 7th OF Miss Emma
Arlington, OF Rocky Mount N. c.. to
Mr.. Robert w. Williams. of Richmond.
Monday afternoon a man under the In
fluence OF liquor boarded Electrician
No. 30 on Main street. He began using
off the car.
In the City Circuit Court yesterday a
suit was instituted by w. V. Keller
against william Leal for s22S60. Edward
Mcconnell confessed judgment In favor
OF the Favorite Carriage Company for
$3.50.
Policeman Jenkins found the door Of
Grace-Street Baptist church open Mon
day night. The officer after assuring
himself that the sacred ediice had not
been entered by thieves. secured the en-
trance.
Mr.. Wallace Washington. who has been
confined TO his bed with severe attack
OF the grip for several weeks, has re-
covered from his Illness, and Will be able
to resume his desk In Chief Poes Office
in few days.
The ladies' who were connected with
the recent Memorial Bazaar will hold a
meeting at the Young Mems Christian
Association this morning at II O'Clock
accounts and to receive supplemental
reports OF receipts. etc.
Mr. Alexander Cameron's team became
frightened out at Lee monument on Mon
day afternoon and dashed franticalIy
down Franklin street. running as far az
Second. Mrs. Cameron. and Miss Cameron
were in the carriage. but were not hurt.
The vehicle was not damaged.
The examination before Justice Vincent
Monday afternoon OF the charges which
had been preferred against Constable T..
tamptins m % y e. extort BY threats from Mrs.
Valentine a key to q stable In which
were some articles on which he desired
TO levy. and Of attempting to break the
Sent on 10 the grand Jury on the former
charge, and on the latter he was bound
over to keep the peace for one year.
Al the annual meeting az the stock
holders Of the Virginia Mercantile and
Safe Deposit Company the following were
Messrs. G. r. Be!vIn, W 8. Fosbss, Ware
Il. GAY, Marshall AZ. Gillian. William H.
Jones. r. sitterdlng. John @. Slater II.
Swineford, Henry y; Tyler. "; =; White
hurs ana ssine sGnn e ~ Bosrd q bir.ctors s S
held on Monday. NJ. Narshan - unl!Am
was elected prsetdent and ~, William
II. Jones Vce-preetdent