The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-05

,nrREIl OF J u y.

- fSNEEIEf ~ hitnt'.'''
.. .... n,t,,. va> probably sald M thought
.... n,,llI.iilon Of American indeptn-
,l, hl>t"r, at tn" day the o''r'h
.. vl, ,rr, generally observed rs Il
... f., Ihr riil,n> ol Richmond. IL Is a
.. add that il was day unmarked
+ ,.,,,,rIulIaic casualties anu uisturt-
ti... ,..,,r, W hich too often make the
9s .a,ln = freedom" bloody anni'cr-
II .... ai>'"ry ol ether cities.
u o> TuE STREETS.
q .n.r, ,u.iv>l,ion "t business had mol
g ..rg.frd. i, such suspension has ho'
& ..,.1 VI any Fourth Of july since
.. Itu IN, closing Of the banks.
.,-rf,.. and dryolS. made il almost ilnpos-
..,.,.,,l, un business. For the inst lew
4 .r. rt the morning only store mere ahu
... vg, ,hIn up. but as the morning
..I .tN2y the holiday spirit prevailed, ana
..,n The stores and shops That were open
.J,llu>rl,c, in 4 very small minority.
r..., ,rrr,r wa, almost deserted between the
.r. n, T. and G o'clock. and Broad street
Il g.. n.J,d with I~upr in holiday attire.
rrEllr mI..m<GS AND SHIPPING.
2, 1rr> uf the tninn and state Heated all
/ r,.u the. ~l;ii> ON the capitol. and til.
:. uugai ha. was tllmg tn the breeze on thc
, -.ai-hnli>". at The i;rpuhIican Greeley
Z mgG,rriri,r-. and other places. The
egu. IN t!r hArl,"r Also displayed thc
.i..l,,.ri ruirI~. ami some vessels were decked
with lhr llt-~ I'll oil nations.
l> A>p ABOUT TnE SQUARE.
~, seem outside the square was one
u..rl reminded w. nf uidcn times, although
-. Ht,rlor told u> that those times were
.t.u-rd. and that our public places werc
..u tnaI, Hack and white. alike. We were
Tr 'rom complaining Of this. and quietly
n,ui,d eur WAY through the culored multi
|" 80, Ii,E harpN and free. and nothing
."lH't 70" disturb tGcIr enjoyment of the or-
.-.rn ,tNr an occasional rivalry IL the sale
tn."d'r "i imWCR,p'U ContcctiunS Ci the
-HlH-H-Iull rrd,r. Walking am"n- the
"j,I.n- Ninth, Eank. and capitol streets
,a..i G,.G ,Hrh cries rs :" Here Hscrcau
I.., '>rrram." OF. Here Fswattcr-jcs:
. Htrha~ Ken drink fer cent
IN uu Gentleman on the sidewalk ad.
.',,rd loHu" wolnan tllIsly: " Sister
m.N.twn, ! hardly understand de reason OF
-murh wo>narty on dis day 'ccpn Mr..
! uhUu h,> >uml,'n TO do bout it, and
!. ,wa}i"r hcrrI what dat boy talkin
1u: H. hrrp on erwin dis way, and
d1rnr WIrt he taIkin' bout 'ccp'll
r."l 4 at"S,t IN he hand. Well, sister,
,. ~, win" on to SAY. | dunno much
-U iii, thing cCp'n-H 'swattcr here y
r., dat boy commence dat ioolishnis
IA Wei NOW. >irtcr--(f-cream here y
IL, dat man keep on wild his fuss, 50,
.'r. -nod-hyc."
NJ i'jl- pom, one of the brigade of Ice
I ''' l'ol> h"rgnnc cntanglcd in difficulty,
s@-nh l">Glrd III I'll" Smashing Of lis nose.
louHy II,an with the smashed nose pro-
7 '''"d '-rlill>t the Aforesaid proceedings, and
S'n'" "tt!lh" demonstrations against his ol,-
' Hh'. Ills "pponcnt having disappeared,
% h- -IN raln@ after him most vigorously :
' '.Jf lo0 com" back here. dar YOU show
''h itrr. l"l nasty. black nigger, you. /
,H'' YOU "l~n mlm
""t |" rnl"l INTO the various expressions
p 'h rival merchants OF the day would
''" l""r" -lnr" lI!an we could possibly
-N' We ln"rctnr" conclude this sketch
WIZ Ne observation that the Square ycStcr-
'.A "'> "rcuWcd for the most part by our
"''' 'ltzen>, and that their enjoyment
So "'id!min>hrd Is iir us our citizens were
Sacrificed.
5. s"t ThLEN CROSS BROTHERHOOD CELE-
BEATlnN,
Wy ''i! took place at the Agricultural Fair
''ild', vas not 81 well attended rs the
'.' "'a HE attractions presented led
s-h' IT, 'Apcct. There were, however,
" 'i@h i've hundred people in attend
= ana !ln>c enjoyed themselves not Il lit
i thr crowd began toarriye ut about 10
4 'eS IN lhv morning. ard at about noon
L |Iny u Sidney trays, of the First re-
4 ~ went out. and was followed by
im!cs anu gentlemen. ..
81 "''"nl O'Clock Tie visitors were assem-
'' Z" Bear addresses from Captain W. e.
",'S'oh' commander OF the Brotherhood,
'"!"I hclI"r. Captain Darlington made
a" '"S 'Iid Patriotic speech, setting forth
'I'''' "i The brotherhood and The OBJ
" .''l' celebration. lie earnestly urged
~. 4I"i'TUlhcr "i The sacred duty pf caring
.,.. ". ,0"d' 3nd called upon all good routh-
... 4" "i'u their aid III the work Of re-
~ I'll" onirdc'ate dead from an enc
!. country. The Brotherhood was few
''."''tt'', b'l their hearts were in the right
'"h h' hiirw there were many who syIn-
I'~' m'. " WIN 'ncn. $4,000 more is necessary
| prosecution of the work of removing
"Su from gettysburg, and that amount.
iaiscd. In conclusion, he heartily
Ill present for their attendance and
.'oia"tncnl. -
1 i1'" heii.y was then introduced, and
" "!Ib tlls Usual eiouuence in warm
/ Di.!,' 'i''..,'AH'on oi the cause in which the
.I,," 'f"N' brotherhood is enlisted. 1T
h. ',,'."'' lie said, If our dead are forever
A.. II oh "h alien soil. Incidentally, he
,,,,u ,uosl graphic description of the battle
~ assss SVuFo and Of the charge of Pickett
Acil' which filled with war memories
,'''u 81 many an old soldier.
Il, ''>,' ne Speaking, the programme of the
d. .,,,n Hn,'iN as 10 the game OF baseball, was
'u'i' carried out. The climbing of the
,-0 poe 'alised much lnerIimenr, until
Ig.r " n't'c boy, whose name was not re-
~ ~ itach"d the summit and pocketed
silver watch.
,., "a ''ys Ill Dolly Warden suits, present
H.. t''' ''V'' eoinirai appearance, entered for
.,..',' '',''''"'e. This was followed by the
,,.'I ,SIiDt over iihy-pound porker with
n ,'II" tail. This animal was fnaliy borne
y! %'s%tn' Eares, OF Company ID, but
- we're others WHO claimed the prize.
&' ne target practice Sergeant Scheli won
4 sN.t medal awarded 10 the best shot,
RRlssh 'f;f baby show Sergeant Eayes took