Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23
MALONE AND BRADY.
DID THEY KISS AND MAKE FRIENDS IN
WAshlNGToNi
Surprise 60 the People
Miscellaneous.
Correspondence Of tho Richmond pisps,ch.l


pETERsnURa, Va. July o. 1882.
General Malone arrived home yesterday
afternoon and Colonel James ID. Brady,
the new Collector of Internal Revenue for
this district. arrived in the morning.
Whether or not the two gentlemen have re-
Gently met and sunk all personal feelings,
rs thew have compromised" their poilti-
cal differences, the public has not been III
formed, IL is difficult for many people
even to imagine in what possible manner
these two gentlemen, who for years have
been at daCrers' points. whose abuse OF
each other would furnish rich reading Tor
the public, could 50 compromise all differ
ences as again TO mako them political
friends. As previously intimated IN tins
corresp0ndence. however, II Is alleged the
appointment Of Colonel Brady as collector
was in no wise result of the "cOmprO-
mise.n General Malone made the biggest
fight of his life against Brady's appoint
ment. and failed because there were
stronger influences in ms favor than any
the General could bring against him. It's
expected that Colonel Brady VIII assume
charge Of his office about the 1st Of August.
MIR. Mike Rahily. of this city, II Is reported,
will be his chief deputy, and several colored
men Will be appointed TO positions IN tue
Office.
A SURPRISE.
The great surprise TO the community was
the appointment Of General Stth Boiling
rs postmaster ia this city IN place OF Cap
tain John Il. Patterson. whose term ot OIL
nee does not expire until August OF next
wear. While General Boiling was canGl-
date for the Office it was understood 10 be
on the condition that Captain Patterson
term Of Office should be allowed 20 expire.
This appointment was probably arranged
hv the members of the National Committee
who recently met m conference III WASH
ington. Captain Patterson has made
faithful courteous. and efficient Oihcer,
and no one ever suspected that any cause
existed for his suspension or removal:
General Boiling was the predecessor OF
CAPTAIN Patterson rs postmaster ana maze
a GOOD record as such. The surprise Is not
on account of his appointment but because
of the time.
up his bond as collector. The amount Is
$24O,O00
HUSTINGs COURT PROCEEDINGS
The Grand Jury to-day returned true
hills Of Indictment in the following cases
Mn. Lewis (colored). mIsdemcanor.
Susan Ramsey (colorcd), three charges
Of forgery.
W. ". Evans. editor of the lancet, libel.
Nancy TAYLOR. fcloniOus cutting.
Tho Court sentenced John Chavers
(colored) 10 twelve months Imprisonment
III jail Tor mouse bIthhlhE.
John Dean (wlite) pleaded guilty 10 the
charge Of embczzling Sl6j from Slr. James
ID. Bowie, and was sentenced 10 one year
imprisonment in the penitentlary.
The jury IN the case Of Susie Ramsey,
charged with forgery, found her guiltya
sentenced her 10 two years IN the penten-
tiary. Owing 10 her age they recommend
eli executive clemency.
IERsOSAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Rev. Robert A. ellison. Of Cincinnati,
preached at Grace Episcopal church yes
terday.
Rev. John Jasper (colored), Of Rich
mond. preached twice at the Third Baptist
church Yesterday. The crowd on each oc-
castor was so great that late-comers could
not get anywhere near the church.
Miss Mary Warwick. of Richmond, IS
visiting the city as the guest OF Mrs.
George Cameron.
blr. and Mrs. -. III. b. Chaffe. Miss Lucy
MCllwaiue and Mrs. r. ID. Mcllwmne LETT
TO-DAY for the Red sulphur Springs.
Captain >. ". Neuable has gone to Coney
Island.
John Mann. Esq, is visiting friends in
Orange county.
The regular meeting Of the Methodist
Sundav-school Union was held yesterday
afternoon at Wesley church. The address
on the occasion was delivered by Rev. W.
l.. Evans.
Hundreds Of people have visited Cat
ling's farm. in Prince George county, within
the past two or three davs and viewed the
phenomenon that recently occurred there.
RoDN ADAIB.