Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-12

turned over to the family. From all that
could pc learned IL seems that tho accident
was solely attributable to the thoughtless
act OF the youth. Deceased has father,
sister, and brother living here.
INSTALLATION or OFFICERS.
The following officers of Henderson
Lodge Of Odd-Fellows have been installed
py District-Deputy ]: ". Toney. assist'N
noble grand; w. i. Bradshaw. vic e-grand;
Matthew Morton, secretary j. ". McCsnn,,
treasurer; =. s. Wells, warden: W. ,.
Goode. conductor; j. W. Craze. right sup
porter TO noble grand; George W. Walker,
left supporter TO noble grand W. Ioney,
night supporter to vice-grand John Adams,
LETT supporter to vice-grand: George W.
Roach, outside auard: o. W. Pond, inside
guard Edward Galloway, chaplain.
The newly-elected officers OF Dale Lodge.
No. 59S, Knights Of Honor, whose names
have been published, have been installed
by ID. d. q. ID. w Il. Pitt Mr.. Pitt hns
been elected es the representative of this
lodge to the Grand Lodge. which meets IN
Iynchburg on the first Tuesday in March.
PnEsoShs AND BRIEFS.
There were no cases before the Mayors
Court yesterday morning.
The January term Of the Chesterfield
County Court, nj which the Jones case IS
ottOttA
morrow.
Rev. j. W. Reynolds and Mr.. II. B. Owen
are recovering from attacks of Ia grippe.
The epidemic has rather strong grasp on
Manchester.
senators II. Walton Moore, Of Fairfax,
and /. W. Harrison. of Winchester, were
III Manchester Friday afternoon.
At the meeting to be held at the Fifth
Street Methodist church this afternoon at
3 o'clock brief addresses will be delivered
by Rev. }. J.. Phaup, of Richmond, and
others. and there will be some good music.
AIR, Lochland Smith, ST., who died at
Granite day or two ago at the age OF
cighty-two years. was q native Of Scotland.
but bad resided in Chesterfield for many
years. He leaves wife and several sons;
among them Sergeant Douglas Smith,
United States navy, and Messrs. Lochlsnd
Smith. Jr.. and Daniel l.. Smith of Granite
Mozart Musicale.
Al the Mozart concert Monday evening
will appear the famous Balmoral Choir
from Glasgow, Scotland, consisting of the
following artists: Miss Efe Goodwin, Miss
Edith Ross, Niss Jessie d. Macintosh.
Miss Mary Farrell, Mr.. Peter Kerr, Mr..
William Douglas. Mr.. William Young, Alr.
II. Taggart Accompanist, Miss Jane X.
Ford; Conductor. Mr.. Walter Bruce; Flo
cutionist, Mr.. II. j. Patnck. The follow
ing Is the programme:
FariI.
Cleo" Hail 10 tho Cbief,". ..Blsbop.
Part-Song-" Annie Laurie, Arr. by Patterson.
Song" When the Heart Is Young" ......Buck-
Miss Goodwin.
partSong-"Auld kdiuDorO cries, -
Part-Soug" Let Erin Reinem bor." ...... Bate.
Song The Mighty Deep. "................. Jude
Mr. Young.
Parf-Song-" Drops OF RAIN" Lem mems
hosdng-selected
Nr. Patrick.
PartSong-"Saint Patrick ives Gentlsmsn,'
Song and Chorus-"old Folks at Home" Foster.
Part III.
Heroic Party song-"scots Wha Hne,r
Patterson
v0lkslied-" Come, Dorothy. Como =. .KucscD.
Song-"Two Spoons "...................koe csel.
Miss Ross.
Psrt-song-" Waes No for Prince CHARLIE
Lambeth
Part song-"Jack and JiIn .Caidico.L
Tenor Song-"Lovc's kequest". .Reichardt
Mr.. Kerr.
Mr.. Patrick.
Pari-song-"Knto Dalymple y. ......... Archnr.
Duet" over the Hawthorn Hedge" Glover.
Solo and Chorus" NOW Tramp" ....... Bishop.
The success of this organization in this
country has been phenomenal, their rendi-
ton of Scottish songs being inimitablo,
and the soloists eliciting much enthusiasm.