Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-03
Personals and Briefs.

VIII take place Inufsuay AFTERNOON.
Personals and Briefs.
Mr.. Isaac Cramer. of Durham, N. c..
was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. G. Norris Shuman has moved his
Office to No. Sl9 east blain street.
Mr.. II. C. Glenn qualified in the Hus-
tings Court yesterday TO practice law.
Mr.. X. G. Murray, editor of the land
mark, is in the cityand stopping at the Ex-
change.
Messrs. p. NJ. Slaughter and G. f. Nc
Cluer. of Richmond. were in Washington
Monday.
Mr.. III. A. Goats, wellknown travelling
man, Is IN the city and a guest at tho
American.
Messrs. Edgar Allan, of Washington, and
William Nj. flanagan, of Powhatan. are
in the city.
Mr.. Morgan r. Mills and bride Miss
May Brauer) are visiting friends in Frede-
rieksburg.
Suit was entered in the City Circuit
Court Yesterday by Edesheimer Brothers
against j. A. Kratz for 500.
Governor Fleming and Judge Watts. of
West Virginia. will attend the reception at
the Westmoreland Club tonight.
Judge f. G.. Minor, of Henrico, will soon
move his residence to the old Tabb place.
Just west of New Reservoir Park.
The Council Committees on Electric
Light and Health met yesterday aud or
dered the payment of bills and pay-rolls.
Mr.. A. II. Stuart. leading man for
Madame Janauschek, is prominent
ShrIner and member of Kismet Temple.
of Brooklyn, n. Y.
II is understood that Moore-Memorial
church. of this city, will probably extend
a call to young Norfolk minister to be
assistant to DIR. SprIgg.
Mr. Albert Shape, of Lancashire, Eng,
and NJ. Robert de Servoux, Of Compiegne,
France, are the guests of Mr. Reginald
Bury at the Davis House.
Governor Fleming. of West Virginia
ex-Attorney-G General X. A. Ayers, Chief
] Justice Fuller. and Judges Bond Hughes,
and Morris are at the Exchange Hotel.
Cards are out for the marriage Of Miss
A. Cora Boisseau to Mr.. George B. Wilson,
Wednesday. February 10. 1892. at 6 p. NJ,
az Centenary Methodist Episcopal church.
The work of tearing down the old Free
land house, corner Fifth and Cary streets,
has commenced. Major Lewis Ginter will
erect several handsome tenements ON the
property.
To-day is the anniversary of the feast of
st. Blasius in the Catholic faith. The
Benedictine fathers will assemble at st.
Mary's church and bless the throats of
their congregation.
The ambulance was called yesterday
afternoon at $40 o'clock TO Miller IL
Rhoads's drv-goods store to a white lady
who was suffering with convulsions. She
was treated and left.
The three-story brick store No. 1443
east Main street was sold at auction yes
terday afternoon by Messrs. j. Thompson
Brown & Co. TO Mr.. Edward Y. Cannon.
The price paid was $3.50.
Messrs. James l.. Taylor. general passen-
ger agent of the Richmond and Danyille
railroad, and w. II. Fitzgerald. general
eastern agent of the Associated Railways,
are in the city on official business.
Mr.. John Reinhardt. the musician. has
returned home after tour through tine
country with the Conreid Opera Company.
He and Joe Kessnich have offers to go to
Philadelphia and accept fine positions.
Agents of the Ellithorpe Air-Brake Com
pany are in the city arranging to put the
elevator in the Masonic Temple. The Tenn
pie will be ready for occupancy by the
lodges, it is thought, by the 1st OF May.
There was a slight fire at No. 214 north
Twenty-ninth street at o'clock last eve
nlng, caused by defective fue, but it
was extinguished before any damage was
done. The alarm was sounded from Box
4S.
The wedding party accompanying MIR.
w. L, Taylor, of the Richmond, Frede-
ricksburg and Potomac railroad, will leave
for Alexandra at i1:52 o'clock this morn
ing in private car rendered by the CON-
pany.
In the Hastings Court yesterday Samuel
Kaufman qualified as administrator OF the
estate of LOUIS Kaufman, deceased, and
Charles f. Hunter qualified as administra-
tor of the estate of Isaac S. Tower. de-
ceased.
The Catholic Rerierc, published in New
York. compliments Mr.. ID. Colum miami,
formerly of this city, upon his skilful
management of the recent illumination by
900 electric lights Of the Church of st.
Francis Xavier.
Tidings have been received from ke-
vance, Ill, announcing the death OF Judge
Joseph A. Talcott, father of Mrs. j. ID. h.
Sleight, in the e5th year of his age. Judge
Talcott was from an old and honored line
age and passed away in the full hope OF q
blessed immortality.
There will be o special meeting of the
City Central Committee, Independent Or
der of Good Templars. Friday night with
Sidney Lodge, No. 42s. at Belvidere Hall.
full attendance is desired, as business OF
importance will be transacted. There Will
be a public installation OF officers. several
addresses, and nice programme.
The Richmond Poultry and Pigeon As
sociation has elected the following officers
J. w. Bush, president; X. w. Thompson,
first vlce-president j. F. jackson, second
vice-president; j. w. Lowhasser, trea-
surer A. II. Thurman, secretary, and w.
w. Turner. superintendent. Executive
Committee: David Turner, Otto l.. Miller,
K. NJ. Zacharias. +. l.. Morris, Christopher
w. Saunders, and r. W. Thompson. Judges
j. Y. Bicknell and j. A. Fox.
The following officers have been installed
by Charity Lodge of Good lem plars: Chief
Mrs. K. j. Taylor; Chief Templar, J, l..
Williams; Secretary, William II. Null en- ,
Chaplain, 8. +. Currie; financial Secre-
tary. +. X. Holland; Treasurer, Miss Della
Currin; Guard, Mrs w. p. Constable; Sen
tinel, Samuel A. Taylor: Marshal. George
B. Davis. Jr.; Organist. Miss Leona Bar
ker; Chorister. W. T. Constable.
At the annual meeting on Monday of the
stockholders of the Brookland Land and
improvement company the tolioWlnR oin
GERS were elected: James II. Barton. presi-
dent; W. +. Miller. secretary and trea-
surer; Board of Directors, Edward II. Gay,
II. l.. Lorraine. q. A. Minor, I. A: Lamb,
and A. r. Cordes. The contract for the
piers and foundations of the viaduct was
awarded and work win begin at once.
At the regular meeting of Mccarthy
Council. Royal Arcanum, last night reso-
luton OF sympathy expressing the loss
sustained By the order Ia the death OF
6upreme-Rsgent Charles I Loring was
crSs1 crs9sry With tEs request that { copy Be
| forwarded 10 tho family of the deceased
| Feeling remosR were made BY the breth-
rem present 4he grand vice-rsgent called
| the attention a the members TO tho me-
cessity Of having the Guide and Cdndiddie
IS An organ to Keep mombers pcsted N
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