Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-10


had a franchise; that in some manu-
they were holding on In kicnmohu WIN
out legal right. 49,. ar
d,nance Committee, and carried by 'he
Council. licensing bill-posters. They hNou
the amount OF his license at s5 per year.
FUNERAL or MRS. GooDE.
The funeral OF Mrs. Edna Gooae, wiz
NJ captain clifford Goode, OF the Soutne, -
railway. who died Friday az ocioch
NJ. took place from the baihprluso s.pa
&c, church yesterday afternoon at s:''
o'clock Or. Thornhill. pastor OF .he
cnurch. conducted the services. ana MI
MADDEN watkins of Richmond, sang.
,rbc remains were Inferred IN Maury
Cemetery. The following gentlemen
acted as pail-bcarers: Messrs. W. ~
Flournoy. George w. Palmer, +. IL. r"i
Nor n n. jenkins, W. a. Neal, ana
George W. Brooks. III.
In the regular meeting Friday nigh.
of Friendship Lodge. No. 20 hnign's ~
Pythias, the following officers loi nv, ~
onsuinp term were installed; Chahce,'o'
conmonder ]. j. Tully: Vice-Chanceilor'
George Hemerline: Prelate. J. .. Gooue:
Master az Work. +. G. Price; Keeper Oh
Records. and Seal. VI. n. Tennille; Master
OF Finance. H. l.. Kidd; Master Oh Tx
cheouer. c. II. sharp; Master-al- A,ils'
y. I. Clary: Inner Guard, i. IL. Barlow
Outer Guard. J. II. Nichols.
SERVICES IN THE CHURCHES.
On account of the funeral of Miss Saline
Walker. there will be no morning servlee
at the Central Methodist church lo-u"S
Miss walkers funeral will take place at
II o'clock. o,.a -, Tho
The church pupits will be filled by the
regular pastors to-day. o,
At the West-End Methodist churcn
there will be services at IL a; M anu
7.h p. NJ. by the Rev. w. T. Williams
sunday school at $50 o'clock in the morn
ing Epworth League meetings at anu
o'clock p. NJ. All are Invited.
AT Banbridge-Street Baptist cnurcn
services will be held at II A. NJ. and nv
p NJ by the pastor. Rev. DR.. l.. X:
Thornhili on Monday week series OF
services will be commenced by Rev. H.
G.. Broughton.
REV. BENJAMIN Dennis will preach at
Meade Memorial morning and night.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mr. Haley Cole Of Midlothian, was In
the city yesterday.
Mrs. w. f. Chandler is visiting Mrs.
Jordan, on cambridge street.
Mr. H. B. Morrissette has added phone
No. 302 to his residence.
Judge James NJ. Gregory is better. He
has been kept indoors for several days
with the grip.
Mr. Floyd Bass. who has been SICK Is
able 10 be out.
Mr.. /. b. TAYLOR is able to be out. after
several days sickness with the grip.
Mrs. Charles Wake is getting much
better. She has been quite sick at her
residence on Porter street.
The examination of scholars in the pub
lie schools for the first half of this ses-
sion will commence on January 18th.
Mr.. Tom Ashbrook. who was so badly
hurt while jumping off his engine, is get
ting on very nicely.
A thief relieved Mr.. George w. Re2ms
of a lot of fine chickens on Hull street,
! Thursday night.
The little daughter of Postmaster ID. L.
Toney is worse. There Is little nope Tor
her.
Mr.. Thomas II. Bransford, an old Man
chester boy, but now Of Roanoke, Is in
the city. the guest of his sister, Mrs. j..
W. Bronaugh, on Tenth and Porter
streets.
Mr.. A. b. Clark, Jr., of Richmond. will
deliver his interesting lecture on the
Worlds Fair, with stereopticon views. az
Leader Hall Thursday night, January
Zoln, under tne auspices OI lHe lN'uieS
Missionary Society, of Stockton-Street
Baptist church.
LEILA MAY TONEY DEAD.
Leila May Toney, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs D. L. Toney, died last night at the
residence of her parents, No. NIB HUI
street, at 910 o'clock, in the 4th year OF
her age. Leila May was a sweet and at
tractive child and the pet of the house
hold of which she was the youngest
! She had been sick for some time, but
until a few days since II was hoped she
would be spared. The funeral will take
place from the residence tomorrow after
| noon at O'Clock.