The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-01

/ ,Colred ,Bapist.-180 average attendance,
not including Bible class Of 35. ~
| The anniversary Of the Presbytesian
school takes place July 8, and the Baptist
July 13. se tt9s, 81
DEEDS AND TRANsFERs.--During The month
of June forty deeds of bargain, sale, trust,
&C., were admitted to record at the cotnty
clerks Office among this number were the
following transfers of property in and near
Manchester:
A. C. Brands and wife to, John O'Brien,
lot No. 27 in Snellings's addition, $500.
Sarah Traylor to Tay lor and Glasgow,
81 ,359. 80, S...
Joseph Walker to Sarah Traylor, Balm
| bridge street near Tenth avenue, $500. ',r
f. w. Boldly and wife to j. Fl. Hatcher,
IS feet on Blakeiy street, 5000.
j. V. Terry to William "A. Campbell, sc
| feet on south Perry street, S346.
b. +. Edwards to William Swinton, lots in
Atkinson's plan, $3.50.
Samuel Freddy to William A. Campbell,
33 feet on south Perry street, SI4s.
Ann Eliza Everett to A. B'Duesberry,
corner of Ninth and Decatur, $3.50.
q. r. Harding to Milton Goode, lot on
Sixth street, 300.
| c.. McHae and wife to West s. Lacy, 245
feet on McDonogh street, $4,000.
| II. T. Frayser and wife to james Baker,
lot in Buffers addition, $50.
Jesse Rice to Andrew Walker, 1872 feet on
Tenth avenue, 1925. #'-'
f. NJ. Conner to Arthur Foster, lot in
Hollands plan, $217.
J.V. Terry and wife to William Nerder,
lots in Buffers addition, S544.
- Donley to George G. Anderson, 81
feet on Hull street between Eleventh and
Twelfth avenues, $3.50.
G.. M. Gillian and C. C.. McRae to Robert
Beattie, on McDonogh street, 81 800.
| MATRIMONIAL BUSINESS. - For the past
mouth the county clerk issued seventeen
licenses to marry-eight white and nine
colored persons. "
New TRUSTEES William I. Jones
William Il. Weisiger, P. II. Gary, l.. r
| Chiles, W. L. Moody, S. H. Owens, aut
John t. Whitlock, the Conservative Boart
of Trustees elected at the last election, takt
their seats, and there will be, we presume
a number of changes in other town officials
The newly-elected township officers TAX,
their seats. ..s..
POLICE REPoRTs.-The Chief of Polic'
reports the number Of cases before the 10
lice Court for the month of June at twenty
and the amount Oh fines imposed and col
lected at $40. This does not include a larg
number of persons summoned for non-cOm
pliance with the health ordinance, who's
cases are unsettled.
OTHER REPoRTs.-The President Of th'
Board of Health reports that, with the eff
cient aid of the police, the town Is bein!
placed in a healthy condition, and advise
the most ready compliance with the healt!
regulations.
From the Chief Engineer of the Fire De
partment it is learned that unless somethin!
is done toward replenishipg the hose of tn
fire company it might as well be disbanded
The Superintendent of the County Poor
House reports no change in the condition O
affairs since last report. ..
PUBLIC ScRooLs.--The attendance at tn
: public schools was small the past month
most of them having closed the scholastic
year. The closing exercises of the hig
school of E. Morrisett, Esq, commence tc
day. ....-..r7 III.
al PAINFUL ACCIDENT.-One Of the trains o.
the Petersburg railroad yesterday ran owe
: Isaac Dickerson, who was asleep on th
t track. His left arm was badly fractured, an
his left leg paralyzed by conclusion. Dl
Martin reports recovery possible.
ANOTHER Charlie, aged tiy
years, Il son of Mr.. A. G. Gibbs, fell from th
porch of neighbor yesterday, and brok
his right arm just above the elbow. Dl
Monteiro promptly rendered the needle
medical aid.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ladies' Of th
Presbyterian church expect their friends ;
. the county courthouse tonight, when the
: inaugurate the festival of the period.
Friendship Lodge, NJ. 90, X. of P, rega
themselves and friends by grand excursio
TO Midlothian, July A. 3 r.