The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-06
FROM MANCHESTER.

FROM MANCHE8TER.
RroToUs.-The pugilist:c propensities Of
the denizens Of Manchester, which have
been long in abeyance, seem to have re-
ccived fresh impetus on receipt Of the
belligerent action Of the Fenians. IL Is
but Just, however, to say that the lawless-
ness is confined to the newcomers and
that anomalous class Of citizens, ~ the
freedmen.
A. II. overly and H. A. Ashleigh were
arrested by the police for disorderly con-
duct and for drunkenness. Justice Smell
Iings fined them, and discharged them with
an admonition to be more careful In future.
Charles Dyson, negre, was arrested by
Chief Hancock for being drunk and dis
orderly and using profane language. He
was arraigned before Justice Gentry, who
fined him three dollars and costs.
Both of The above disturbances occurred
near the Danville depot, and the presence
of an officer is very much needed there at
all hours, not only to prevent disturbances,
nances against driving on the sidewalk.
BUILDING FUND.-The Building Fund
Association meets on Thursday night, and
we advise all who desire to obtain shares
to be present. A full attendance of the
officers and shareholders is requested.
MINsTRELs.-Aba band of amateurs, who
style themselves the Burnt Cork Troupe
have been edifying our juvenile population
for several nights past at Ashleigh Hall,
on Hull street. Their performances sre
very creditable for beginners, and We I'D.
wise all Of our young friends to give them
call.
BOARD OF HEALTH.-The Manchester
Board of Health has been organized -
follows: DR.. L. X. Chiles, president of tho
Board of Trustees, chairman; T. w.
Gary, secretary; and W. L. Holt, A. A.
Allen, and Dr.. Edgar Archer. These
gentlemen comprise the Boord-cach has
particular district. Thomas Blunt Is
special officer Of this Board; and We sd-
wise all persons to have their premises put
in order.
IMpoKrAST.--Wc are requested BY the
Manchester agent for the DispGtcht TO state,
the price Of the Dispatch IL fifteen cents
has been since April 2lst-somethiug that
rance Of 1t Is also requested that our
patrons will make arrangements to settle
for their papers weekly, as II IL impossible
to carry on small business on the credit
system without capital.
STREET HANDs.-The street hands, under
II. Fitzgerald, Jr., are doing wonders In
the way Of putting our town In order. The
force Is an excellent one, work hard, and
should be paid for II.
The police also complain that their
wages are hardly np to living standard.
CORRECTION. our article va witt
ten, Chief Of Police Hancock succeeded
in apprehcnding the parties cneaged n the
general melee on Sunday In the Lover
Snellings, who fined them three dollars
each. We hope that examples vill be
made Of all such disorierly c6aracters,
The BUILDIxe FuSD ASSOCIATES meets
on Thursday night at the ofice of Df. 4.
R. Chiles. A full attendance OF share-
holders and those wishisg TO sahscribe i
requested. 4, s.,;,5v - -. .s.,s - ~
The ScARCrTY OF LADoa.- IA ~ time
. large portion sof The lnhahitan1n of ouf
town are unemployed. Tvo oo11on ul1G.
which furnished work Or s - sn-Se5
Of bands, mslean fsna,a. hovs anGnn11 -
operations, and :: thisd .snay vseSs tso-
thirds time. Hands here NJ toon -.
charged from the tohocoo I'D p1Dor I'M
and tho di6srent r1llsea1 81 49, -
shops and st the pgsssat sa4esef - &c
every article Of lsceaIifyS - -, =
that thsre win b much sn1)bsing un1ouI