Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-15
the SD year OF his age. He w.s AT ons
time professor at William and Mary Col.
leQe.
Psrsopats ana py,cs,.

Mrs. N. Louise Ward. Of New Yort, 10 q. the
Exchange Hotel.
Congressman George d. wlso viii srrive 1.
the city on Thursday.
An interesting revival Is In progress &C Lsars,.
Street Methodist church.
Mayor ElIyson has moved into bis new r.es
dence, No. 10 east Franklin street.
Mr.. Elijah Baker, Jr.. IL whiting his mother.
Mrs John A. Fleet, OF Mathews county.
Mr.. David s. Dogge,t was thought TO be better
last nigat. though bis condition vas stlll yesy
critical.
Miss Nellie snellines has returned homo sfter
n very pleasant visit % friends aud relatives IN
some OF the northern cities.
Captain Ernest Witt. formerly % tais city. 4,
row living in Jacksonyilie, Pfh, ard writes 10 a
friend here that no is doing we'll 10 business
Rev. DR.. II. T. Johnson Will cellver lecture a.
Fairmount Nethodis, church Friday nieht on -
Patrick and the land he loved 90 vel. Mr. n. L.
Cloves will sing.
For the first timc IN many years tho Grant
Lodge, independent Order ~ Odd -Feovs, VIII
no, meet IN Rchmond. This year tho session
viii DO held at Norfolk.
The Academy of Medicine hold vell-a,,ended
meeting last night and maoy Of the physicians
took part III the discussion OF various subjects u
lnierestto the profession.
colored m an named Manuel Collier VISA ar.
rested and locked up at tho First station yes
terday on the charge OF stealing 10. OF cloth
ing from the Philadelphia quarry.
In the Chancery Court yesterday ". X. whro
qualified "a administrator on tho estate of Elis,
B. White, ana II. 0sulivan qualified a. admin
i-trator OF J. Q. Donuells and Also on tho estate
OF J. 4. Wood.
The United States Circuit and Dis,ric, Courts
meet here ON Wednesday. Aprii 6th. The casa
OF the gentlemen arrested fer ooeirsctinS ani
interfering with the United States deputy NOR.
shals in the election last November arc SCI for
hearing April l3th.
Grandson Taylor (colored) was tried IN tho
Hastings Court yesterday on the charge u feo-
niousy striking and wounding negro named
Burzin with sword and acquitted, Burgin was
sent 20 TAIL for contempt OF coar, in that he WA
partially intoxicated aud Ia unnt condition 10
testify.
Mr.. j. +. Jackson win deliver an address on
Monday night the 2Oth at tho rcailns-rooms 4
Moore Memorial Guild, 50i west Main street.
Tho young men are especially invited - attend.
These rooms are opened from y TO 10 every eve.
ming, whero choice reading Is offered 10 all VINO
will avail themselves OF II.
The condition of Mr.. v. c. Rockecharlle. Who
fell from a train near Elba Station Monday az
terncOn and had his leg 20 badly crushed that
amputation was necessary. was very favorable
yesterday. and he rested quietly throughout the
day. He was carried 60 tho Retreat for the
SICK after tho accident and Is still at that ns,-
tuition.
An interesting entertainment will be given NJ
Corcoran Hall tomorrow and Friday nights for
the benefit OF St. James Methodist Episcopal
church aud Unon-S;etion mission. ], will en-
brace series OF beautiful tablcaux and a weu-
selected musical programme. Among those who
arc 60 assist in the performance are hessrs.
Cunningham and Lottvlch.
! Four cells were received by tho ambulance
| Yesterday. The lrst was 20 Intend write man
who had received a cut on the hand. Whle tho
second was 20 a negro suffering With hemorghago
OF the lungs. The third call Was t0 attend n
white man eufcrng with ats, and the last wns
! 60 white woman who had spr1lned her ankle.
1 In each case mentioned the patients were eltnor
given the necessary medical attention 0r, takcn
| to.thetr homes,