Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-12
Personals and Briefs.

Judge w. ]. Robertson and wire, OF
Charlottesville, are at the Jefferson
Mr. Thomas DeFord, millionaire lea
ther merchant of Baltimore, is at, the
Jefferson.
Hon. Thomas B. Ivey, member OF the
House from Petersburg, was in the city
yesterday.
The annual election of officers OF Rich
rond Lodge of Elks will take place next
wednesday night.
Mr.. Joseph II. Shepherd, one OF the
clerks in the Auditors office, Is confined
at home by sickness.
A marriage license was issued by Dep
utv-Clerk Larus, of the County Court
Yesterday to J. w. Arnold and Netue
Gilman.
The Progressive Endowment Guild OF
America has paid to Mrs. McAdams S,WO
the amount of the certificate held by the
late George b. McAdams in the Guild.
Mrs. NJ. A. Goodwin, of 327 south Iau-
rel street, died yesterday. She was porn
IN KIng William county 81 years ago. She
had resided In Richmond for nine years
The series of meetings which Dr. VIII
liam Il. Hatcher has been conducting AT
Richmond College for several days mas
closed. Several of the students we're con-
yerted In these meetings.
The alarm of fire from Box AZ, Spring
and pine streets, yesterday morning, was
the result of a burning chimney at the
residence Of a Mrs. Jones, NO. tO8 AIDE
marie street. There was no damage.
Mr.. ]. w. Rhinehart and wife. of New
yorls are at the jefferson. Mr.. Rhinehart
Is the late president of the Atchison' TO
neka and Santa Fe railroad. lie has
come TO Richmond on pleasure trip.
Sir Charles Tutway. of Belfast, Ireland,
snant a couple Of days in the city this
week He is making a tour OF America,
and while here stopped at the Imperial.
He expressed himself as delighted with
| Richmond.
Mrs. L. T.. Lindsay. wife OF Captain T.
| " lindsay. No 1906 west Broad, has
been called to Middleport, o., to the bed
| side OF her sick daughter, Mrs Grant
| formerly OF this city. She left on the 1913
| Chesapeake and Ohio train Tuesday eve
! ming.
| peceiver Smith, OF the Atlantic and Pa
cific. has appointed Don. "A. Sweet gene
raj freight and passenger agent, with
headouarters at Albuquerque, n. NJ. MT
| sweet was at one time assistant TO the
general manager Of the Chesapeake and
! Ohio system.
General Thomas l.. Rosser arrived II
the CITY Tuesday night, accompanied by
Mr. Thomas l.. Winston. a persona
friend. The General is on his way homo
20 Charlottesville for brief rest aftei
d,ling a number of lecture engagements
He will speak through Texas next month
Mr.. Chase A. Trafieri, who has resided
in this city for some years past, durins
| which time he has made numerous
friends. will leave this evening for New
York. where on Saturday he Will take
the steamer for his old home In Italy
for a visit OF several months to relative:
and friends.
The Union Democratic Club held G
meeting Tuesday night. which was attend
ed by over one hundred people. Speeches
were made by Colonel John s. Harwood
Messrs. Frank p. Burke. N. Thomas
Mosby. c. A. Boyce and others Mr.
Richard Woodbridge rendered some voca
selections. vote Of thanks was ten
dered Colonel HARDWOOD for having com.
10 the club and explained his position II
reference to the charter bills