Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-24
Personals and Briefs.

Senator Harry j.. Maynard, Of Ports
mouth. was in the city yesterday.
Mr. George L. Smith. Treasurer Of Torl
county was in the city yesterday.
Mr. John A. Charlton. of the New Yorl
World, is in the city. stopping at Muir
phys.
The Madison Ward Club will have =
meeting at the POwhatan club rooms to
night.
4 pleasant company sun fingers at
Mrs. Harry Seldens cottages at Virginia
Beach.
Captain c. J. Iredeu. of Norfolk. IS in
the city, stopping at III north Eishth
street.
Miss Creole Feldenheime,. of Baltimore,
Md. is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Jacob
Is Fisher Of 1910 Floydn avenue.
Rev. f. s. stickrey will preach at st,
Tuke's church. corner Washington and
beverley streets. tonight at o'clock.
Mrs. Sullivan S. Child. Of Harrisburg,
Pa is here on a visit To her sister, Mrs.
John c. Ham. at New Reservoir PARK.
Mr.. Charles Smith. formerly of Rich
mond but now residing IN New \ Ork,
has been in the city for day or two.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Crump and son left
the city Monday night, expecting 10 visit
friends I'm Portsmouth, Norfolk, and New
port News.
Mr. Theodore Nash of Portsmouth, who
has been visiting his brother, Mr.. NJ. j..
Nash. $40 north Eleventh street. has left
for Baltimore
Mrs c. r. Hill and daughter. Miss An
ME. who have been spending the past
month with friends in GOochldnd county,
have returned home.
Senator John ". Daniel has announced
that as soon as the United States Court
at Lynchburg adjOurns he viii take the
stump for Bryan, and VIII speak al nor
folk. Portsmouth. and Alexandria.
The officers Of Richmond Assembly. No
30. Royal Society Of Good Fellows, have
paid TO Mrs j. G. Mitchell check for
So 600 this being the amount Of insurance
on the life of her late husband in this
order.
Rev. Dr. Robert L. Kerr pastor of the
First Presbyterian church, has returned
from his vacation, spent in the far North,
and will fiji his pulpit on Sunday next.
DR. Kerr had delightful trip, and is in
excellent health
Messrs. G. W. White. ]. W. White.
Charles Johnson, George Banker, and
John Anderson were before Squire Vim
cent Tuesday evening for fighting. The
first two were fined $40. and the others
required to give security for their good
behavior.
Burton Smitn tcOlOIeul was dIlttleu DN
Ofhcer j.. +. Brown on Tuesday and
turned over 10 a Hanover county officer
by Justice CTutchfeld yesterday He was
taken Immediately 10 Kings store, in
hat county. for trial for disturbing a
,Olored religious meeting.
Mr. Mac. Jones. the well-known local
sketch artist and entertainer will give
political chalk tax at the regular weekly
meeting of the Central Bryan and Sewali
Campaign Club at Sanger Hall, tonight.
Mr. Jones is located with Secretary But
ION al the state headquarters and has
no doubt collected a lot Of material, which
will be very interesting.
Richmond Lodge. No. 40. OF the
Brotherhood Of Boilermakers, and Iron
Ship-Builders' Lodge. at their last meet
ing adopted resolution heartily en-
lOrsing the early-Closing movement set
on foot by the Retail-Clerks' Protective
Association. and urging the members OF
the union and their families 10 refrain
from making purchases of any kind after
Z O'Clock. and TO give preference i'm pat
lcnace TO such stores as close early.