Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-07
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Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. c. f. Sizer. Of Powhatan county
was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. A. H. Sands qualified yesterday to
practice law in the Henrico Circuit Court.
Mr.. A. A. Keeton has returned home.
and is now residing at No. 40 west Mar
shall street
Miss Annie Fender Gordon left yester-
! day morning for a short visit to relatives
in Baltimore.
The Young Mems Christian Association
Hand Book for 1S96-'G will be ready for
distribution to-day
The Council Committee on Cemeteries
met in the City Hall last evening and
transacted routine business.
The Friends will continue their meet
ings at their church on Clay street du-
ring the remainder of the week.
Judge James Keith. President of the
Supreme Court Of Appeals, returned with
his family from Stanton yesterday.
Rev. James Y. Fair. d. D.. Of this city.
will make the address before the Ma
kensie League, Of Norfolk, at its October
meeting.
Mr.. John w. Gordon and family have
returned TO the city. after an absence
since the I'D Of July in Western North
Carolina.
Miss Margie Garrison. daughter OF
High Constable Il. c. Garrison, will leave
the city Thursday morning TO take charge
OF a private school in Essex county.
Secretary Mckee, OF the Young Mems
Christian Association has received s.
each from Messrs. p. II. Meade and +.
H. Bell for the repair fund, which now
aggregates 1864.
DR.. J. c. Burks, of Sherwood, a gradu-
ate Of the Medical College of Virginia.
was among those to whom the State Medi-
4 .tt.tft I'd
certificates.
counsel for Mrs Sncendlver. who Is
charged with shooting her husband will
make an effort to-day to secure bail for
their client.
Mr.. George Fenmark Taylor, the talent
ed young impersonator, OF this CITY, lett
for New York yesterday. He VIII divide
his time between Philadelphia and the
metropolis during the winter.
Mrs. Sarah Rodgers died at the home
of her daughter. Mrs. Burton, 1904 north
Twenty-eighth street. Monday night. The
funeral will take place this morning at 10
o'clock from her late residence.
There is some talk OF running an ex-
cursion to Winchester under the auspices
OF Pickett Camp on the occasion OF the
meeting OF the Grand Camp OF virginia
there on the 9th OF this month
Della Fox and her fine company closed
their engagement at the Academy last
night by giving a faultless production Of
the bright and catchy opera, "fleur de
Lis" There was a fine audience.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of r. L. Lee
Camp will hold meeting at the Camp
Hall this afternoon at 4:3O O'Clock. Every
member is urged to be present, as bust
ness OF Importance is to be transacted.
The lakewood Cemetery line of the
Richmond Traction Company will be
completed its entire length this week. The
Traction Company will begin work on its
Hollywood Cemetery line as soon as pos
sible.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Parkinson have is
sued cards for the marriage or their
daughter Miss Minnie w. to Mr.. j. l..
Ingersoll at their residence 1908 east
Broad street Wednesday evening, Octo-
Der 18th, at O'Clock.
The revival services at Clay-Street Me
thodist Episcopal church will continue
through this week Large crowds have at
tested. Rev W. b. Holcombe, The boy
preacher" is assisting Rev. ii. M. Hope
the pastor
Reuben Brown (colored) was arrested
and lodged at the Third Police-Statlon
by officer j. III. Thomas last night on tne
charge of breaking into and entering the
premises OF Andrew Carter and steaiihg.
a quantity OF wearing apparel belonging
to Carter and negro man named Epps.
MIR. Samuel Meyers. Sr.. one OF the old
est and most respected residents OF Pow
hatan county. died at his residence, near
Clayville, Va, yesterday morning at
O'clock His remains will be forwarded
TO his son. j. +. Meyers. In Springdale
o.. where the interment will be made.
There will be a meeting OF the recently
formed Company ID Association OF the
Old First Virginia Regiment at the regi-
mental armory on Thursday night. The
members contemplate arranging some
form of entertainment which will bring
the survivors OF that company together.
At the meeting OF Syracuse Lodge, No.
g. X. OF p, District-Deputy De sylvia
exemplihed. the work OF the order In the
three ranks, and Hon. ID. c. Richardson,
Supreme Representative. who has recent
ly returned from Cleveland. where he was
in attendance upon the sessions OF the
Supreme Lodge. WAS called upon and
made very encouraging reports from that
body giving facts and figures OF the great
increase OF the order In the last two
years and the relief afforded widows and
orphans.
Rjchmonders I'm New York.