Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-30

Mr. Henry Lee Nalentlne ana Wlie re-
turned from their bridal tour Wednesday
night.
Edward Mclaughlin, who has been dan
gerously i'll for the past four weeks, still
lies in very critical condition.
join X. Childrey qualified in the Chan
cery Court yesterday as administrator of
George G. Childrey. The estate IS valued
at 81, 400.
John Irving (colored) was received at the
penitentlary yesterday from Rockbridge
county to serve two years for house
breaking.
The meeting of the Second-Market Com
mittee called for yesterday evening was not
held in consequence of the non-attendance
of quorum.
Messrs. Ellis Bottigheimer and Charles
Hutzler will read the services at the Syna-
gogue Beth Ahaba pending the appoint
ment of a minister, which will not be done
for some time yet,
Richmond Commandery, No, 2, Knights
Templars, at its recent banquet drank the
health of MIR. II. j. Casey, one of the men,
bers, who will soon move to Durham, n. G.
TO engage in business.
st. Johns Burying- Ground Committee
met last night and ordered the payment Of
bills. the chairman was instructed to ask
for an appropriation of $500 for current
expenses in the budget.
Mr.. Horatio S. Stevens, vice-president
of the Penn Mutual Insurance Company.
and five of the directors, who are travelling
through the South, were shown around
Richmond Wednesday afternoon.
One Of the leading parts in the Charity
Ball company now playing at the Academy
of Music is taken by Virginia girl, Bessie
Tyree. She is regarded as one of the most
promising young women on the stage.
Treasurer Childrey announces his de-
termination of selling during the next
term of the Hastings Court, which begins
Monday, all delinquent real estate upon
which the taxes are not paid before that
time.
There have been largo number of con-
versions in the revival meeting at the
Third Christian church and the congrega-
tions are large. Rev. Henry @. Garrison,
of Newport, Ky, is doing the preaching,
and he has won great popularity with the
people.
Colonel Mike Brown, of Barnwell. s. c.,
is in the city. He has lust been elected
president of the Seaboard Company, which
was organized in Savannah, Ca, on Wed
nesday to build the Middle Georgia and
Atlantic Airline railroad from Atlanta
to Savannah.
Mr.. G. f. McCluer, superintendent of
the Bell Telephone Exchange in this city.
has patented a telephone toll-box. The
device is on the p-a-nickel-iu-the-slot
principle and Is attached TO the pay tele-
phones of Richmond. II works most
satisfactorily and IS highly spoken of in a
late issue Of the Electrical ReUlelc.
The committee appointed by Richmond
Lodge No. ], Independent Order of Odd
Fellows, TO push the movement for the
purchase of an 0dd-Fellows' section in
River View Cemetery and the erection of a
monument TO the late Judge Fitzhugh,
consists OF Hon. J. Taylor Ellyson, John s.
Bethel, 4. j, Brown, and George b.
Davis.
Invitations have been received by Rich
mond friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Ord
way to the marriage of their niece, Miss
Georgia W. Blackjack to lieutenant VII.
liam b. Caperton, United States navy,
which takes place Monday evening, Feb
ruary the 9Th, at st. Johns church, WASH
ington. Lieutenant Caperton is we'll
known in Richmond, where be has fire.
quently visited.
Gill-Memorial Lodge, I. o. @. T., elected
the following officers Wednesday night I:
Charles Foster, G. t.; Gus. Schultz.
O. T.; Miss Bette kcCaw, V. T.;
Emmett Archer, secretary; George
Crump, assistant; George Percy, chap
lain; Samuel Wilkinson, marshal I;
George Southall, ID. NJ; David Watkins
g.; George Davis, s.; Charles Henry, L.
s., and Arthur Seaton. 4. Thes9 officers
will be installed the first Wednesday night
Ia feDIuary: