The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-13
RICHMOND, VA:
MONDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER Is. 1ss4.
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MoNDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER Is, 1884.
VIR INIA.
The SoUrHuDE RArLaoAp.-We learn fror, - !.
fesersburg Express that the damage to the train
Oh the southside Railroad, by the late accident,
amounts to about sl 900. The injured persons are
ooing we and all ara thankful that the matter was
n.worse In aluding to the after effects OF the &C.
c'oenf' the same paper says:
we yesterday met gentleman who was on the
ua'as,ae . train at the time of the accident He
was sitting near lady as tie coach turned over.
ne describes the sensation as most awful; and he
"a - vain tried for rest Every few moments during
e nignt since be would start up in alarm with the
,,nr. ., Ine whole scene dominant in his imagina-
lions. Inis gentleman, CDR J. Banster of Amelia J
aHuougn he received severe bruise on the side of
me mead, rendered his professional skill and manly
care most serviceable during the confusion and
suAle'y OF such moment. We have heard graft.
tude expressed to him from various quarters
FnE.-A barn belonging to John G. Manor, in
Berkeley county, was recently destroyed BY FIRE,
with its contents of grain, etc. The fire was sup.
posed to have been set by little boy who was
playing in the barn with box of matches. -
CoNsEcRATIoN-Bishop Meade will consecrate a
new Episcopal church at Moundsville, near Wheel.
ing, on the 10th inst.
RAILROAD INJUNCTION CAsE-In the case ofthe
City OF Wheeling vs. the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Company, Mr.. Andrew Hunter spoke on Wed.
nesday for the defendants and Mr.. Russell reioin.
ed. The case of Polly Woods vs. the same compa-
ny. was to come up on Thursday.
CoNFIRMED.-The statement made some DAYS
ago in the Dispatch, that gentleman had his poc-
ket picked OF $o5 at the Danve Depot in this city,
during the Fair, is confirmed by the Danvile pa
pers. The sufferer was Mr.. A. T. Obenchain. of
that town. 4a e "a
DaDIcATIoN.-The Odd Fellows at Martinsyille
in the county of Henry propose dedicating their
new Lodge on the 30th inst. on which occasion
there will be ball and other interesting exercises
sHooTING.-Not long ago, Mr.. Samuel saddler,
of Dinwiddie, undertook to whip negro whom he
had hired of Mr. J. ORGAN, and on the boys resist
ing, Mr.. s. freda pistol at him, wounding him, but
not fatally. The boy partially recovered, and ran
away 1t has since been ascertained that he is dead
and his owner intends to hold Mr. Saddler responsi
BILE for the loss of his negro.
PosT OFFICE ITEM.-The Postmaster General
has re established the post Office at Gainesville,
Prince William county, Va, and appointed A. j.
Wickliff, postmaster.
AccrDEsr.-Dr. Harvey Kyle, of Rockingham
county, had one of his legs badly broken on Tues.
day evening last. He was riding in buggy and
was thrown out and kicked by his horse
DR.. B. B. CHILEs, who was murdered not long
ago in Todd county, Ky by a negro man, formerly
resided In Charlottesville.
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lottesvile Advocate that David and William Hum.
phreys were arraigned for examination before the
county Court of Aibemarle, at its recent term for
placing obstructions upon the Central Railroad
The examination of the latter was continued to the
January term; and the former was sent on to the
Circuit Court for trial. Charles, slave to William
Garth, was examined on charge of burning Mr.
G.'s barn, and acquitted.
GONE NoRTH-The executors of the late Dr.
Charles Everett left Charlottesville, on Thursday
last for Pennsylvania, with fifty three negroes
manumitted by the will of Dr. E. comfortable
outfit amounting to about $500 for each one of the
fifty three, was also provided by the same viii. A
location in Pennsylvania has already been secured
for them.
SENTENCED.-A negro man was tried in Freder-
ick county, last week, for an attempted rape upon
respectable white woman, the night of the 18th
ult He was found guilty, and sentenced to trans
portation beyoud the limits of the United States.
BURNT BY CAMpHENE.-On Thursday night lait
lady named Mrs. Lucy Lufsey, residing on Bol
lingbrook street, Petersburg, was seriously burnt
on the back by camphene or fluid lamp.
DEATH OF Mrs. HAMILToN.-Mrs. Elizabeth
Hamilton, the venerable relict OF. Alexander Ham