Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-24
DANIEL WILL SPEAK.
The Senator viii Address the Han
&. chester Democrats Tonight.
MOVEMENTS OF REPUBLICANS.
Meath of Miss Gregory -Other In
serestluR News and Personal Items
x..u, Acro.s the Ptacid James
Court and Religious Notes.

Everytbing e. In readiness for the big
Democratic rally TO be held tonight IN
Leader Hall. when Senator John W.
Daniel will discuss the political issues OF
the day. From present indications there
viii probably not be a vacant seat III
the hall. and no doubt many ladies' VIII
he present 20 hear Virginia's distin-
guished and eloqeunt orator. as speciai
arrangements have been made TO accom-
modate them.
The Reception Committee is composed
of the following gentlemen: T.. II. Wells
chairman: First Ward. q. W. Gooding'
Second Ward. A. Gallagher; Third ward
w. Il. Smith; Fourth Ward. W. b. Cox
Jr.
The Richmond and Danville shops band
will furnish music for the OCCASION.
REPUBLICANS REORGANlZE.
The Republicans of Chesterfield have
reorganized and have elected Jeremiah
Nunnally chairman. IN place OF MAJOR
Joseph Walker, who has held the posi-
tjon for wears. Mr.. Nunnally Is the pres
emf Superyisor from Bermuda District
The meeting at which Mr. NuhhalE va
elected chairman was Cailed by 'h1
trict chairman. and not by MAJOR VAN
cr. the old chairman. TINS tact eNohe'
some spirited discussion. Inc 'neS .r,
field Republicans are ORGANIZING r'.
meeting which elected Mr.. Nunnaly
chairman endorsed the 'honeSt-e'e0'o"'
ticket for the Legislature
DEATH OF MISS GREGORY.
,,iss Annie MAY Gregory, the 12-yesr-
old daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. J. Nj. Gre
CORY died Tuesday evening AT the resi-
Jence of her parents. Twelfth and McDo-
nough streets The deceased was the
idol of her parents. and was exceeding
Is popular with all her acquaintance.
The funeral took place yesterday after
noon al $3.50 o'clock. and the remains were
inferred in Maury Cemetery
COURT MATTERS.
Mr. H. T. barrow the contractor TOT
having the sewers was summoned before
the Mayors Court yesterday morning 'or
obstructing Eighth street near hun
with earth from the sewer-trehch.
The Mayor dismissed the case. but
stated To Mr.. barrow that in the future
ne must place the earth in such way as
10 be of as little Inconvenience TO mer-
chants i'm the conduct of their business
az possible.
The Hastings Court was engaged
short while yesterday in the iiai OF
colored man charged with stealing
watch After hearing the evidence me
Jury brought in verdict Of not guli'y.
Two damage suits against the street
car company are set for trlal IN lhis
court to-day
Mr. ". T. Constable. of SwansborO'
will make application to enter the Metho-
dist ministry al the next meeting Of the
Virginia Conference. Mr.. Constable mas
been lay member In the Episcopal
Church. and has had charge Of the swans
horo' mission for some time.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS
The funeral OF little iildah Smith.
daughter of ex-Postmastcr Thomas ii.
Smith. took place yesterday morning at
10 a. clock from the parents residence, on
west Fourteenth street.
County Fair" the entertainment given
at Leader Hall under the auspices Of
the ladies of Central Methodist church
was presented for the last time yester-
day evening before large audience.
Fx-Judge = Bassett French was con-
sidered much improved yesterday. His
physician said that his pulse was stronger
yesterday than at any time since the
Judges Illness
Chicken-thieves entered the hen-houSe
of MIR Edwin Adams Monday night
and carried away about sixteen fowls
They also visited the hen-house OF Mt.
TAYLOR near by. and helped themselves
10 a number of chickens.
Messrs Henry 7. Brands ana j. ray
DuVal have returned from the Atlanta
Exposition.
lanes BOYD. the negro who received II
frlghtful shotgun wound while hunting
some time since Is rapidly recovering.
He Is at the city Hospital.
Revival services at Asbury chapel are
being well attended. Much interest II
manifested by the unconverted people.
All are welcome.
Miss Maud V. Case is visiting her aunt
Mrs W. A. Tatum, OF NO flS Mcpo-
nOugh street.