Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-14
PERSONALS and briefs.

Mr. George l.. Russell OF ChaTio''e' was
in Che city yesterday.
The weather Bureau says that there
viii probably be cold wave tonight
Eddie Lewis was locked up yesterday
charged with stealing "a can of tongue
from j. \. Spout.
Mr. Theron II. Richie and Miss Clara
Louise Paratcr Of this CITY were mar
ried in Washington yesterday.
Tho Richmond Riding and Driving AS
ISOLATION will have its regular meeting
this evening at the Exchange Hotel.
Rev. Fcnner S. Suckney win preach at
ST Iuke's chapel. corner washington
and Beverly streets. tonight at clocR'
The clerk Of the Hastings Court yester-
dav issued a marriage-license TO MI
CrarIes II. Jones and Miss Virginia Har-
per.
Dr. styn. Of Hollins Institute, and
MIR. Emmett Styl Of Tennessee, VINO
have been visiting in Richmond, left
for their homes yesterday.
The Governor yesterday removed the
political disabilities Of Charles H. Town
send. Of this city. who was convicted OF
petit larceny in 1891 by the Hastings
Court.
Mr.. L. D. Marshall. Of Philadelphia,
was in the city yesterday. having Just
returned nom a seven weeks ip throUf II
the South. lie left on the evening tram
for home.
Mr.. H. j. Casey, formerly the manager
Of the l.. VI. Mayo * Brother tobacco
| factory. but now owner OF "A prosperous
farm in Boone county, Ky, is on Visit
! TO the city.
.Pop" Tate has received telegram
| from Manager John r. Brady. Of Ports
mouth notifying him TO report for duty
with the Portsmouth Baseball Club on
| Tuesday next.
J.. Il. &c Quintini. fresco artist Of this
city, ha.' been awarded the contract
Tor decorating the First Presbyterian
church. at Charlotte. y. c., at which
place he viii be till the LIST of April
Mr. L. l.. Turner, Clerk of the Courts
Of Greencsville county. was In the city
last night. en- route home from Williams
burg. where he had been for the past few
DAYS to see his son, a student or the
College Of William and Mary, who has
been quite sick.
Collector Ryan on Monday made his
first report OF the incOme-taX 10 the de-
partment at Washington. The returns
came in rapidly for a while. but now
they are being held back to await the
result of the proceedings in the court
at The national capital
4 young negro man. apparently about
91 years OF age, was arrested as sus-
p,cious character last night at the Union
Station by OFFICER Shield. The prisoner
WAS carried 10 the Second Station In the
patrol-wagon, and "a he seemed 10 be
deaf and dumb the formality OF register
ing was necessarily dispensed with.
Misunderstanding the Indictment weather
last night the meeting at Whalens Hail.
near the Locomotive Works. was wei at
tended. Candidates for various offices 10
be elected In the spring were out In large
numbers and addressed the voters IN
short speeches. interspersed with music
and refreshments. This club meets every
Wednesday night.
Charles York and Henry Marshall. two
Of the pilyers In the Uncle Toms
Cabin" show that has been occupying
the boards al True Reformers' Hall. were
arrested Tuesday night during the per-
form nce on cross-warrants, charging as
sault and battery. They settled the diffi-
Guilty in the siation-house by paying
costs. and left with the company.
A most interesting Lenten service is
being conducted every day SUNDAYS
excepted under the auspices OF the St
Andrews Brotherhood AT No. ls05 east
Main street from ! 10 l:;D ]. NJ. Each
OF the Episcopal ministers conducts the
services for three days In turn. and the
order Is arranged alphabetically. The
attendance averages from IS 10 10.