Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-22
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Mr.. Harry W. Taliaterro is lying very Ill
at his residence, No. l704 Beverly street,
with the infammatOry rheumatism.
Hon. A. NJ. Kelley writes that he will
leave Egypt about the 25th of May and
will be in Richmond the latter part of
July.
The May term Of the City Circuit Court
begins May 18th, but it is expected that a
special term will be held earlier III the
month.
Miss Matoaca Gay, of Washington. d. c.,
is stopping at Mrs. Duyals. corner Third
and Franklin streets. She will be IN the
city for week or two.
The will of Tobias Pearsall was admitted
TO probate Yesterday in the Chancery
Court. Hamilton B. Pearsall qualified as
executor. The estate is valued at $4,000.
The condition Of Mr.. John Lindsay. Sr..
who was thrown from q buggy Monday
afternoon and seriously hurt, was very
serious yesterday. although not critical.
In Rev. DR.. Kerr's lecture on Sunday
night he styled the Jewish people the " I'm
perial Nation Of the World" and not the
impersonation." as the types made 1t IN
our issue of yesterday.
Captain John f. Mayer, president of the
Scottish Rite Association, the Joint stock
company that recently purchased st. Al
bans Hall, will call q meeting of the board
in few days to consider important busl-
ness.
Miss Rosa Iigon arrived in this city last
Saturday from Norfolk having spent q
yerv pleasant winter in Washington city.
She VIII spend few days with friends on
Church Hill before returning TO her home
in Lynchburg.
The revival services at HOwards-Grove
Meth odist church are increasing IN IN
terest. DIR. II. L. Johnson will assist the
pastor all this week. Special services at 4:3O
O'Clock p. NJ. daily for the children, among
whom there is great interest manifested.
Charles Brown (colored) was received at
the penitentiary Monday night from Rap
pahannOck county TO serve seven years for
hOusebreaking. As this is his second con-
viction he will have an additional hVeyears
added to his term.
Rev. P. Fl. Fontaine, OF Pittsylyania
county. we'll known both as a Baptist
minister and an inventor, is in the city.
Among his inventions IS one TO prevent
persons from being killed by being run
over by street-cars or locomotives.
Mr.. James r. Branch has been elected an
honorary corresponding member OF the
Partisan Inventors Academy and awarded
a frst-class diploma and gold medal. This
is in recognition of his services as the In
ventor of the electric insulator.
Colonel David Cardwell, of the staff OF
the Governor Of South Carolina, has been
appointed chief marshal of the industrial
parade TO take place at Columbia May
18th, during centennial week. Colonel
Cardwell is a native of Richmond, where
he has many relatives and friends.
A number of Richmond people will GO
down to Old Point to-day TO attend the
marriage of Miss Maud Bodell, daughter
of Quartermaster Bodell, United States
army. and Mr.. Riley. of Chicago. The
ceremony will be performed at the Church
of the Centurion, Fortress Monroe.
Libertas Lodge of Perfection, No. 8, will
hold a special meeting tonight TO confer
the fourteenth degree on a number OF
candidates. The candidates are requested
TO be present promptly at 745 p. ~, but
the lodge will not be opened until s:l5
The fourteenth degree. styled Perfect Flu
is one of the most beautiful and solemn OF
the great Scottish Rite system, and is con.
ferred in Richmond with high effect.
Mr.. b. NJ. Quarles is in receipt of letter
from Mr.. Il. william Pemberton, dated
April 18th, Palace Hotel. San Francisco
Cal. He writes Of the delightful trip and
many friends that be has met. He de.
seribes California as SURPRISING any country
visited by him in Europe. MIR. and Mrs
Pemberton are in excellent health, and
will return about the goth Of May. taking
in Salt Lake City, Denver. &C., en- route.