Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-03
ACROSS JAMES RIVER.
TIE HAPPENING or WEDNESDAY
cuao,IcLEp ron CUR READERS.
EOS. A. ]. MONIAGIE NAY SPEAK.
,.,.stnia's ATTORNEY General May
speak Next MONDAY Might In the
,.t.., Mnrd-MIss Duval 10 Wed To-
n,,-D Death of Nr. Berry.

--,o C1tv Contra Committee OF Man
....t,r has been salled by Chairman ID.
money 20 meet tonight at the Police
.,..,-t 20 transact important business per-
...r.rr 20 the election on Tuesday This
...r rrobably b, the last meeting the
....rlittco will lold before the election
...... on. and Chairman Toney would
.., I'll, see ever member present.
,-srn the committee met last Messrs.
. vs.. Gooding and J. L. BEDFORD, men,
,... from the First Ward. asked permits
cid, 90 have speaking in their ward be-
..-. tbe election, probably Monday night
a.. rrort IS being made TO get Attorney
d. eh Montague to come over at that
..,s A,r. Montague spoke in Manches-
.- ms. before his election last year, and
CHI. relple were very greatly pleased
vth him.
WILL BE MARRIED TO-DAY.
very pretty wedding will take place
.. r.rtralia. in the county, this afternoon
o'clock. when Miss Bessie Duval
.f SIR. Karl Boyd will be united. Rev.
-r- bergman, pastor OF the Methodist
.ra-.h al Chester will perform the ser
r. attendants will be Mr. ]. Fay
r...I and Miss Lizzie Graves, both OF
u.s city.
rr. bride-elect has many friends in this
... and Is very popular at her home.
$40 IS @ daughter Of Mr.. William S. Du-
,-, and a niece OF MIR. III. Il. Duval. Clerk
.t the Hastings Court OF this city. Mr..
Tryd is a well known and popular young
.tzen Of the county, where he has
large lumber business.
DEATH OF MR.. BERRY.
slr. George w. Berry. n well-known cit
.r.0 0f Manchester, passed to his rest
yesterday morning soon after midnight,
Fl, First and stockton streets. Deceased
bad been sick for long time, and suf-
f.rcd much.
He leaves a wife and three sons
l'.ssrs. Charles H., Horace e, and Will
ham W. Berry.
The funeral will take place from Fifth
Street Methodist church this afternoon
al 9 o'clock. Rev. G. II. McFaden will
conduct the service, and the interment
w.u be made in Maury Cemetery.
Rev. l. X. Thornhill. ID. D., received
"a telegram yesterday morning from Rev.
H. R. AGREE, ID. D., Of Knoxville, Tenn,
.uuouncing the death Of Miss Ruth
AGREE, the 1j-year-Old daughter OF the
latter. The intelligence was received with
deep sadness by DR.. ThornhilPs family.
Ur AGREE was formerly a pastor in Pc
t0rsburg, and has many friends in this
city and Richmond, and their sympathy
goes out to him in his great affection.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mrs. Ethel Barber, who has been quite
3d. is reported by her physician as being
very much improved.
Mr.. r. 4. Bowen. the Hull-street mer-
chant. is detained at his home, at Wood
land Heights by sickness.
Mr.. William Bradley. of Crewe, who has
been visiting relatives IN this city Tor
several days, returned home yesterday.
The condition Of Mr. George @. Ely
changes but very little. He has been quite
sick for several months past.
There IS but little material change in
the condition Of Mrs. Samuel -. Attkin-
son. She remains desperately III.
Mrs l.. O. Davis. who has been spending
a few weeks with Mrs j. Il. GOode, Of
west Twelfth street. left for her home,
in POwhatan, yesterday.
Mrs John Clark. who has been quite
3D. Is getting better. Two sons-Messrs.
ST. John and Macon Clark, of New Jer-
sey-were summoned home 70 be with her.
Miss Katherine Baird, accompanied by
her friend. Miss Margaret Gayle. of
Portsmouth, returned home Tuesday eve
ming
Taylor Russell was found on the street
yesterday about midday unable to walk
straight. or to take care Of himself. and
was locked up by Policeman Wright.