Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-05
THE RICHMOND D1spAroH- SUNDAY. NAY 5. 1895.
THOSE WHO WILLRUN
LIST or THE CANDIDATES ron
OFFICE IN MANCHESTER.
Death of Mrs. TalIcy-Making rreP"-
rations for the Grand Lodge mee'-
fng-Church Notes ana Other
from the south side.

Mrs. Jane Talley, relict OF Cha"oe''".'
Talley. who was for many years prom"
nent merchant of Petersburg. died al ne'
residence. No. 2Ii4 Stockton street, Friuay
night In the 10th year Of her age m''
Talley had been sick for long ''i"'
She was a most estlmabie lady, Gun
sistent Christian. and was greatly Deio'eu
bv all who knew her. The funera VIII
take pace from the residence this at'er-
noon ut o'clock. and the remains VIII
be taken TO Petersburg for interment.
The following Is the ticket that was
furnished the Electoral Board yesterday
nv the Clerk of the Hastings Court for
The Manchester Offices to be filled the
fourth Thursday IN this month: For
Treasurer, Joseph w. Bronaugh, Jr' io'
High Constable, George w. BROOKS Couh-
cilmen-First Ward, c. Sims ana .. r.
Jones: Second Ward. NJ. A. Camp
bell; Third Ward, IL. c. Nelson; Fourth
Ward, John O'Brlen. Mr.. Bronaugh mas
held the Office of Treasurer since the III
CORPORATION of Manchester as a city, ana
has filed the position with satisfaction 70
his constituents. Mr.. Brooks has held the
position of Constable for number Oh
years. and has given general satisfaction.
All of the candidates for councilmen are
old members. except Mr.. Nelson from 'he
Tnird Ward, and Mr.. Jones. who Is OPP
posing Mr.. Sims, the nominee OF the
Democrats, from the First.
ODD-FELLOWS PARADE.
The Odd-Fellows are working very hard
to make their parade Of the 18th In hohor
OF the Grand Lodge a great success. None
OF the lodges oppose the movement. The
Joint committee, rs It now stands, repre-
sents the following lodges: Capital CITY,
Friendship. Schiller. Roane, Aurora
Union, end Unity, Of Richmond, and Hen
derson. Of Manchester.
On Monday evening the committees al
ready appointed will wait upon Richmond
Lodge and Swansboro' Lodge and re-
quest them to participate Tuesday eve
ming Stuart Lodge will be called upon for
a similar purpose. With this lodge the
Joint committee will be complete, and on
Tuesday evening all the committees will
meet with Fitzhugh Lodge, 42 east Broad
street, Richmond. and perfect the ar
rangements for the coming demonstra-
ton. a full attendance Of al committees
Is requested.
At the meeting Of the Grand Lodge two
elective Offices will have TO be filled d.
rect from the foor-the grand warden
and the deputy grand master. For the
hrst-named position. Past Grand w. n.
Bailey, of Aurora Lodge. lie, Of Richmond,
Is spoken of as the best man. and FOR
the second pace, ID. Carpenter. OF Nor
folk Lodge, No. go. OF Norfolk, is claimed
by many as the coming deputy-grand
master. Hill Montague. OF Richmond,
the present grand warden. VIII probably
be the next grand master.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES TO-DAY.
Rev. DR.. G. G. Smith, OF Georgia, will
assist in the revival services ut Central
Methodist church during the coming week,
commencing this morning. At 40 o'clock
this afternoon there will be a mass-meet-
ing especially for the young people. to be
continued every afternoon during the
coming week DR.. Smith has wide
spread reputation as an able divine and
author.
The usual services will be held this
afternoon in Leader Hall.
Miss Emma Lawton will sing a solo
at the Bainbridge-Street Baptist church
inns hiHS. bilSS l<iNtoH mas a. ptdu-
tiful soprano voice, and is one of the most
accomplished singers in the city.
Rev. Mr.. Walthall will preach at the
Presbyterian church this morning at IL
o'clock There will be no services at
night.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mr. Conrad f. Lipscomb formerly OF
this city, but now of Charlotte, N. c.. Is
visiting relatives and friends here.
The remains OF William E., infant son
of Mr. and Mrs w. +. Paul, Of Richmond.
formerly of this city. were inferred in
Maury Cemetery yesterday afternoon.
In the Police Court yesterday morning
two trifling cases were disposed of.
The tramps who were sentenced to
fifteen days in the chain-gang were put
to work in the cemetery yesterday.
The City Council meets In regular ses-
sion next Friday night
Rev. A. Binga, Jr.. pastor Of the First
(coloredD Baptist church, will celebrate
his ed anniversary to-day.