The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-05
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Correspondence of the tRtclsno,,d Dfspatch.
" PEfgRsHpkd. June q. y1s7..
Our people were thrown Into sta,a ar cx-
citcfient to-day by tho rcrort az a fn,Irfpr.
committed some time last night so,,,a, vhsere
on the suburbs Of the city between tlseiWs.
ter Works and Baniforti cemetery. Th.,
officials OF the.ciiy have not yet been inform
I'd of the case, however, and tiiiigens inquiry.
has failed to ascertain. the whercabo,its or
the alleged tragedy. or tho names of tho
parties engaged III il. Though there are
some significant and suspicious mysteries In.
the report, it Is probably without Foundation.
Copies OF the record Of the criminal court.
oi Baltimore have been secured, and will be;
published Tomorrow, proving that Max Mar
shall, The Radical Inspector Of tobacco under,
the Internal Revenue Department, who re-:
Gently charged two respectable young gen.
temcn with attempting to ktkiix him, was
indicted iu Baltimore, in May. 1861. for sHe-
gdtfy selling negroes, was found guilty. but:
the ease was held sub curia, aud Marshall re-
leased under bond In the penalty of 1000.
when the case came up again Marshall did
not appear, and the bond was forfeited. He
would otherwise have been sent to the peni-
Tertiary. This man has for some time
past been the most rcstilent member of,
the community, and has fraternizeti.
Win negroes on terms OF perfect equality.
Through MI. Pfatts. Influence he was aJ,-
pointed inspector OF tobacco, but was never:
permitted to enter a number OF factories.
Ills perjury committed i'm the attemrt to in
vol'e Two young men in trouble has led to
the Ventilation Of his record, and now that
this intamy has been fixed upon him by OFF,.
cial evidence it is to be hoped he will be
driven away. 1t is stated, indeed, that no
has already been dismissed from the Revenue
Department.
The last meeting day of the Agricultural
Society Saturday passed without any notice.
whatever being taken OF il, confirming the
view advanced months since by your CORES
puhdcnt that The establishment of the Pa
irons of Huslnndry would break the Society.
up, Tor the expression of which view he was
at The time taken TO tisk by Colonel ID. Ii.
C,IrtSS.
n proposition has been submitted. and Is
now under consideration, that the five hun;
drcd Masons of the city. brlouging TO differ
cht lodges. organize into Il society. on the
plan OF Joint stock company, to build a
splendid new Masonic temple on fine site of
the present building on Tabb street. The.
proposed new temple is to have handsome.
stores ", the ground floor, and law Offices,
"'.' 'poFe, ecturc-room and library :;
apartments for the blue lodge, and another
large hall for meeting purposes. The plan is
yet in the embryo state.
The girl Emma rarham, charged with
stealing Il gold chain and bunch of coral
from Mr.. Nat. Wilson, of Richmond, was
arraigncd to-day i'll the Mayors Court before
Justice Barlam, and no one appearing to
testify against her, she was discharged.
a nj
Armstrong, city sergeant, stating that his
claim for property in Dinwitldie county de-
-iroyed during the war, and amounting to
$500, had passed both Houses Of Congress.
\ heavy rain has been falling for the past
hour. and is still descending. /
The new organ for the WaShington-strcct
Methodist Episcopal church will be received
on the 10Th of July. ..,. 1884, !.
The Stoncwall Hose Company will make
! an excursion to Bcllicld on the 18th.
ROBIN ADAIR.