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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-11-12
Gin S6ritt 1T Der re6ten 2si6tnn9.

8etanntli9 beitebt bier in Dubuque ei=
ne ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS aaft unter Dem
Sitel Catholic benevolent Association,
beren Mitslieoer meiitens Srldnber lino.
Dor einigen Wo4en II beI6loB bieIe
@eieaidaft Elm San5trdns6en am 5. 3. M.
abSubalten. Ser 8eidluB tpuros uber
ourd Den an Der Spibe bes Yereins ite=
benoen 8eiitli4en, Satber Rpan, annullirt.
Sa auf Der Nrt uno @eiie es nidt gum
hop" fam, puroe porseldlasen, Oab Der
Ball unter Der 2eitung bes Young men
social club" segeben peroen Ioute. Iber
iebt batten Die 8ersnisunsslultisen bic
&ednuns obne ben Wirtb sema6t. Na9
Der 8esper am Sonntas nod MllerbeiIi=
gen beities Der bo4miiroisite 8ii6of Sem
neiep Die &anSel Der 9atbeorale uno in
parmen Worten Die 8efdbrli9teit bes
SanSes barleseno, erIudte er alle CUR st.
&apbaelssemeinoe sebOrisen Siinslinse II.
Sunsfrauen ienes San5ue. sniigen nidt su
beIu4en uno leste ben Sunsfrauen beIon=
oers ans SerS ni6t alein biesmal BON
Dem YersniiSen li4 S%uriidsubalten, ion=
bern iiberbaupt ieoes Sanaen gu meiben,
inoem es 6einO iener Suseno lei, obne
uelde ole anoern weibliden Susenoen
wertblos iinb.
Sieier S9ritt unIeres bo9ip'iten Sii6ois
freut uns berSlid, oenn er seist, bab er Der
maaBloben 8ersnisun3siu9t, bic ni9t lo=
pObl unter oeuti6en als Defenders unter ben
iriiGen &atbolifen Subuque's berrIdt,
einen Damn entsesen3uiesen iu9t. Sof-
fen mir, bab Die 5iiseloien Bicnics, iuie mir
re bier irii4er Seits @elesenbeit batten gu
ieben uno Die peroerbli9en II. sefdbrli4en
6airs, mie iie felt elmer 3eibe Sabre Die
ct. &apbael's @emeinoe ing @ert iebt,
nd9itens elm ebeniOl9es Gnbe nebmen wer=
ben als oas SanSuersniisunsen Der Ca
tholic benevolent Society"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-11-12
Ginbeit un0 WabrAeit.
&nbeit 1T in ieper 8unf unc beIont

&nbsit 1T in jepsr &unt unc beionbers
In Der arditsftur ras erite 0sieB GIN
belt In Der @uHa1ung Ginbsit In Der
Nusfabruns. Die Ar6itsftur III bsrufen
um Den aIseitissn 8srarfniTen psS Wsns
Iben, iei es i'm enssren Gamilisnleben
Oper i'm ausseoebntersn seieli1afti9en
Accommodation au pienen. Sspss 8aus
|jwert bat cine fete 8etimmuns, IS liest
Fibm cine Spee su 8runre. Ditle cine
8efimmuns. in pelder Die Ginbsit pes
8erfss beitebt. mub Der Sa%ufdnller fets
Dor @usen bulten, ipwobl bel Der Nnores
nuna Der ausemeinen umriTe pss Yaues,
pie bel Der Yeiimmuns Der serinsfen
Gin;elformen. Das Wsrf mub ibercies,
rpenn es Elm 8unfpsrf lein iou, ni&t all
lein materiea Den alleitisen N%nforperuns
gen senisen, Go mub aud auf pas flarite
lnp bstimmtete Ger Ssfimmung rss
Saues uno ieiner einselnen 0lisper einen
duBern Nuseruf perleisen : pas 0ebdus
De mu6 auberli6 ben @barafter ieinsr BE-
itlmmuns an il6 trasen. Die cine Scee,
RE Dem Sau ;u @runpe lisat, srbdlt lps
nit einen dubem Mueprud unp Der Sau
ielbit sepinnt ZEN Garafler Der Ginbett.
Our6 pieleS Streben mad Der ridtisen
unp einbeitliden @itfuns leines Sauwers
fss erbebt iib Der Saumeilter gum ainits
Ter.
Die b56Ite unb Ypqenrctfe Gealiiruns
Ger Ginbeit in Der @eitaltunS Der duBern
Oinss fnpet lid in ben 0ebilpsn Der Nas
tur, unp pcrussweiie in ben Srsaniss
men Ger 3biere uno pHansen. Sc tisfer
rie men;6li6e Wihsnibaft in pie Sc
bsimniGe Ter Natur cinSurrinaen pers
mo6t bat, um 70 metr bat lie lih BON Der
einbeihtten Srce in rem Sau rer lsbens
pisen Orsanismsn iowpbL wis in ben
lcblolsn aSrpern, wsl6e ii9 unter rem
GinauGe Ger 8aturfrdfte sebilcet baben.
iibsSeust. llnenclib iinp Die Gormen
Der N~atursebiIos aber dberal Ginbett tn
Der Ssweauns, i'm Qsbsn unp IN Ger &C.
iammtsn aubern Gri9sinuns.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-11-12
X &ere6tisReit.

Sie oehtl9en uno englil6cn unsldubi-
gen Yldtter erSdblen zines Sangen uno
8reiten, oaB Mattie Stepenlon, elm iunses
Wdo9en aus Somanou, Slinois, aus rei=
ner, opiernber Meni6enliebe ibre Seimatb
perlieB unb mad Mempbis elite, um bel Der
Yflese Der 8elbfiebertranfen gu belfen.-
In oas &lima ni6t setpObnt unb bur9
Na9tpaden erI9Opft, erlas ibr l6tpa6er
&6rper ben Irbeiten am Sie6enbette. Sic
&unoe bon ibrem Sooe ersrif gang Mem=
pbis tief uno Dem feierli6en 2eidenbesdng-
niBe bieier MdrtDrin oes GbeImutbes uno
Der Sumanitdt mobnten piele an9eiebene
Yirser bel. Sbre iroii6en lleberreite ra=
ben an einem belonoers idOnen Plabe bes
S%rieobpfes.
@as Mattie Stepbenlon Su Mempbis,
that @snes arnOlb aus Ybilaoelpbia, bic
So9ter zines peritorbenen Marine Diff
3iers, in Shreveport, 2ouiliana. Sag unb
Radt mar Iie als belfenoer Gnsel an Den
Yetten Der @elbiieberfranten. ObI9on
ibr grdutisam, Der ibr eefolst, Der Seu9e
erlas, CAB iie bic 9fese ni9t auf unb iant
aud, enbIia ben Strapasen erliesenb, in's
@rab!
Gbre linen, ben Seloinnen Der Yarmbers
Si9feit, benen bas @obl ibrer Mitmeni1en
mebr am Ser;en lag, als oas eisene!
Wir tpiiien ni6t, wsldsm @~laubensbe-
fenntnib Die beioeu brapen Wdb9en ange-
bOrten unb miirben lie fir &atboliten bal-
ten, penn ibnen nidt bas pompoie Sob Der
antitatbolii4en prehe 10 rei4Ii4 su She'll
piirbe.
SIN Mempbis erlasen leds uno in Sbre-
report, irren mir nidt, iosar s barmbsrii-
&c Sdweitern Der a~nitedenben Seu9e bel
ibrem 2iebesnerfs, Ia tatboliIde Yrieiter
wurben in beioen Stdoten bas Opfer hires
8erufes, aber bon ibnen ueiB bieie YreIe
fem @ort, fir ie baben bieie Yldtter feline
%gnerfennuns. HatiirIid, Die einen iinb
Oroensi6mefern, feline Seloinnen, Die an=
bern iino fatbOlil9e yYfaffen". @ab=
reub Die Yrea9ers beim ausbrude Der
Seu bas 8eite iu6ten, eilten Die 81 ( a f.
en-" tobesmutbig an Ort unb Stele,
puBten Tie bod, ,baB bort Der Ylab lei, Den
Simmel gu ueroienen. lIno bic barmber-
Slgen Sdweitern, Die Gnsel Der 8armber=
ii9teit I'M reuben @epanSe, mas lie setban
baben, oas fOnnen Die 9eibenben 0runten
i'm Sioen be5eusen.
&atbolii6e 9rieiter nno barmberSise
S@weitern, lie frasen ni6t mad Dem 2obe
oieier 8elt, ibr &obn lit Elm anoerer; aber
j~eoenfalls beSei9neno lit es, bab, mdbreno
aui Der einen Seite oas poltDnenbite Sob
9eipenoet miro, auf Der anbern Settle fein
WOrt Der anerfennuns Dem 9eroienite au
She'll miro. SOrIdt man tieler, 10 iiebt
nan, oaB oas Preiien bieies Opiermntbes
aber nod cine anoerc Settle bat. Gs iol
baour6 beipielen werOen, oaB ni6t aIein
Der Ratbolicismus bic 8armberaiafeit obne
Ridlidt auf oas @obl Der Ysrion iibt,
ionbern Dab aud Der nn9laube DE-
it, Martprer Der Sumani-
tat III srSeu Greili6 Die 3abl
III tlein 9esen Die Sauienoe fatboli der
prielter unb barmberSiser Sawstern, iusI-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-11-12

Cine sslumsene Yerfaase Der in rem
fatb. 3citunsen oieies 4anpes leiper nod
iebr bdufs Sprfpmmeneen lObbupelnscn
S6iipcrunaen pom pic Ntcs unp
ancern nit mfg c la q { uno { a NJ
sereien p%ertunpsn n6etli6ftiten fir
firdlide UNI pobltbdtise 3wede," Yers
Sfentlidt Der n6erplp pes @laubsns"
BON ct. 9ouis
U oas ,9rifli9e" Yublifam.
Nd6fen g 0 n ia q. unmittslbar nah
Dem @ottespienlte miro Die ct Watlbuuss
9emsinre, Iownibip 81. Mareus, goun.
tY 81. Sucas, y. .. ct. Sobannes,-
unite: Dem Yprantrit.e Der Ct. gatbrinas
Gapels-in Den Ct. Sarnabass @artsn
sieben, um ras jdbrli6e pic Sic fir Die
ct Suras IbaccdussS 6ule.atsubaltcn.
9 6SneSdnpe. peren GiSenlbiimers
innen pem Ct. Nnaltaia, Versine anees
bSren, merren ras Dinner ~icrpiren unp
Zen @erteniaft aus ct. @eprsiis Srdus
bdule c%rerenScn. Wi6 lerplydpre miro
ale Sebd in Sewesuns ieBsn, I'm pur4
ibre erbauli6en G6ne Gas gauge Werf Su
fr5nen. Sinner unter 10 5abren riirfen
ii6 swar peSen @efabr, Die Seinben gu
breden, niht unmitteltar am 8 n c be.
ibeilisen, fSnnen aber 3cuse riries UNI
ihulcisen g. ~rsniisens bis Z ubr absnps
lein.
0dite aus Der naben b..... HeirenS-
fact perren am Depot unter Nbinsuns
res GbOrals: oGine feite Burg 1T unier
@ott" cordial in Gmptans sencmmen.
Das Gommitte beltebt aus Iuuter
praftifden" Gbrilten.
uDatirt ME cben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-11-12
Gir6li1f asuisktitsn.

en- Der ct. Soiepbs Stride gu SreeA,
mort. Stepenion 60, ST., perOen Die
hodp. Seiuitenudter &arlitdtter, Sass II.
Giiele am IA. Nop. cine bl. Niiliion croft
men, wdbrenb wel9er Der bo6p. Yater
auauit Sauter bon Dubuque, Soma, i'm
Yei6tituble @usbalie leiiten pirb. Sie
biesjabrise @tiiiiOn in Sresport 1T l6on Die
brittle @naoenSeit, Welde Der bo9p. Batter
Ssnatius gauuff (sebirtis aus @ar.
burg in Weitfalen) wGbreno leines eliidb-
ri9en 8irtens in Der oortisen ct Solepbs-
@emeinoe leinen pfarrfinbern peri6afft i'm
Sabre 1866 trat Der bo9w. Seiuitenoater
Gr. 4. @eniser, 1870 Der bod. 8ensoieti-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-11-12
Der at Der Cornell 2~(miperRtat i'm

Staate Netp Yort angelteute englil4e Yro-
feIior @olbpin 9 mitb iagt in elmer
Ibbanoluns iber bas a meritani4 DE
g 9ulween er be5meifle, oh Elm befti-
ceres Ober b6sartiseres @ift jemals ben
@oerA elmer Station sinseh6Bt woroen lei,
als bas, peldes ben @oern Der amerifuni-
i6en HatiOn bur6 iolde 2ebrbi6er Der
@cltseidi9te einsef0bt ipiro, ipie iie in Den
Ser. Staaten i'm @ebrau9e line uno er
ipiinide 81 %piiien, mas Die Golsen ieiH
werOen. Uenn Der Susenb iol6e betdubens
be Stimulanten Der Hationalelteltelt uno
&ebdlisteit beisebra6t werosn. Sn Der
Shat entbalten Die ameritanii4en Sc
l9i9tsbl9er faum etpas anoeres als
Yrablereien, pie Elm @meritaner Elm balb
Subeno 3otbrDde uno elm SuBeno Seien
sum ssriblid auifreIen fOnnte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-11-12

bornebmen M dinner Der "& e.
%ioenS" m q hen ia It td9li9 D a
unb bortbin Wallfabrten 6u
III erer lieben Srau", uno
ni9t 5u ibrer."
SieIe lascipen Inbeutunsen nno Der
Spott nit Mlem, mas benz &atbolifen bei=
Zig, iie fennseidnen Elm gut She'll Der beu=
tisen Yre7e. 9erbDbnen jon li9 Der &a=
tbolit BON iolfen Yrebbenseln laien, aber
pebren lol er lid ni6t? Sbo!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-11-12
iein. bafir gu iorsen. oab Die 8dume nidt
in Den Simmel wadien.
60 melt bas .GatboliI9e Wo6enblatt."

1etn, oattr 81 1or9en, Dap Ole Sdutne iltft
in Den Simmel madien.
60 melt bas rGatboliide @o9enblatt."
ses-8ir empfeblen oieien iebr seitssmd.
Zen Irtitel benjenisen %unierer 2eier, Die oa
9lauben, Elm fatboliI1es 8latt oiirfe feline
Weinuns in politilden eaden baben.-
l@ir baben nit Sreuoen geieben, bab fait
ale fatboliI6en Yldtter oes @eitens ii9
ourd &atb uno Shat am Sample bel ben
5erbtwablen gum 1miturS oes alten Yar-
teiiuelens betbeilisten uno iider lit, bab se=
raoe Die fatbolii9en @dbler man6erorts
Den gusidlag gsseben. Dian beadte ct
mas pobl; Oie fatboliide Yreiie 1T unab+
bdnsis BON jebsr Yartei unb serabe ba-
burd fdat ibr llrtbeil I'M 10 pieI i9iperer
in Die Wasidale, oenn bas 8olt peib, bab
ibre 8ldtter nidt I'm Die Dfentlide @unit
bublen uno oaber frei uno ungenirt Die
Wabrbeit iasen. Sie fatboliide 9re1e in
bieier Siniidt perbammen, 1T iie labm lee
gen. Sreili9 beibt's bel Mandem Sas
uiro Der tatboliiden Yre1e i9aoen; man
piro lie %perlpOtten unO perladen. Oh
ibr 2leinsldubisen Sie fatboliide 9rehe
fiirdtet Den Spott nidt; ibr 3ampf=
plaB 1T oas 5sIo Der OefentIidteit. 8iro
tie ansesrifen, peib ie iid Su pertbeioi=
gen, ipenn ie es notbis eradtet ooer iiebt
mitleiois auf Die @emeinbeiten ibrer OPP
ponenten nieber unb perSeibt ibnen srob.
miitbis @ebt nur I6t, oiejenisen, Die Dor
Der @abrbeit Der tatbolii9en gldtter
ansit uno 8anse baben, lino es aud, Die
ben freien Meinunssausorud su perbin=
bern iu9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-11-12
~3nreMbmrger GAZETTE.

DIE bereit linb, fi9 gum @oble Der Nen=
iden su opfern unb ielten, iebr ielten iino
iol9e glumen, wie Mattie Stepbenion uno
I9nes Mrnolb auf einem older, mo nur Si=
1teln unb Sornen padIen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-15
JOSEPH r. ANDERSON,
President Tredegar Company
RIcHuoNn .J,,ly 18th 1871

t
1t the request of the Tredegar Company
we have made q careful examination OF the
scene of the recent boiler explosion at their
works, and have examined number OF wit
nesses and thoroughly examined the hoisers.
and We have come to the following ccnclu.
sion: q
The boiler was unqnestionabiy one of the
strongest We ever saw, and made of Iron OF
the very best quality, with no defect in any
point; and the sole cause Of the explosion
was the neglect Of the fireman to opsn she
stop-raIve by which the steam had t6 pass
out. The valve, which We saw and exan-
ined, and ichich isorks icih q scrsas. was
found closed Immediately after The explosion
by George Perrini, and this fact being proven
beyond doubt amounts 20 q demo nstratioa
of the cause OF The explosion. The whole
disaster has resulted from the unfortunate
oversight Of tho poor firenla1, and OF eutirse
mo blame attaches 10 the propEiaaGs no
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-15

DI'ipiNG THE RorE.-l Norfolk Journai. J.
One OF the scenes at the execution Of the
negro murderer Jim Brown at Suffolk Fri
DAY stems TO have escaped all the reporters.
After the body had been cut down a crowd
gathered around the gailows and clamored
Tor pieces of the rope with which The telon
had been hung. The sheriff -naturedls
cut 1t up into small pieces and distributed II
among the crowd, each Of which, judging
from The eagernesS displayed, regarded MIN.
stH a. the possessor OF "A uIisman of price.
leao value. II is superstitio,ls belief OF
ONE people that he who obtains piece OF
the rope with which man is banged will
not have his sleep disturbed by unpleasant
dreams. Others firmly believe that q piece
OF the rope carried in The pocket will pro-
tect its possessor from rheumatism
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-15
To The PuhAic.
RICHMOND, July Ia. 1873,

RICHMOND, July Ia, 1873, I
On the Both ultimo, the day of the sad
disaster at the Tredegar Works, ! published
a brief card complaining Of an imputation
cast c st upon my associates and myself by the
coroner's jury as upwarrantable by the eyi-
dence, and cruel. Tie next day was seized
by violent malady, which prostrated me
for ten days or more. So soon as ! was able
70 give attention to the subject Invited two
weli.known and respected citizens, Messrs.
Charles Talbot and Charles Campbell. who
viii be recognized as mechanics equal in ex.
perience and Judgment to any in our com. !
munity, to examine the boiler, make q
fhoro,.gh investigation Of the circumstances
of the explosion, and report the facts.
Considering 1t due alike to you and to
ourselves now lay their plain statement Of
the, facts before you as full answer 70 all
erroneous statements.
so Very respectfully,
JOSEPH E. ANDERSON,
President Tredegar Company.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-15

FoANoDogE McCREADY NEARLY DROWNED.
Norfolk Journal, 14th.]-,Commodore n. L.
;dcCre,dy. the president of the Old Domin'
ION Steamship Company, narrowly escaped
arowning last Friday evening; while bath.
ins at Old Point, in the company of Captain
j. VI. Robinson. While in the water he
lond his depth nc was suddenly seized with
asthma, that prevented bis swimming. His
situation was for moment feariully critical
aud he would indubiIaby have been drown.
ed on The spot but for the aid of 3ife-preserV.
rN. thrown 10 him from the steamer
When rescued by the boat that promptly
went TO hiH H>Slsianst' he was completely OK.
ht;is'"d. II Is remarkable that he was able
I" I'M to the lile.prescrHrr5 long enough
l"i the boat lO reach him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-15

hvowSlSa OF LADY AND A
,,xA | melancholy and depioraoie aecl'
."f'-N =. : O'Clock Saturday
a,n o,hirrer a,-.-.
wornrng, a si,oii tisidIiGt iiGl3A A!seanar,s,
Va. tie particulars Of Which the AleXandiia
un:..'@ giyes lis follows: @.
NJ. Frank 4. Posey, of Prince Georges
COUNT. Md f ro,,Hg yentisriar we'll did
;a'vrAhly known here. accompanied by bis
.Vun- "iGe, his hall.brother, a little boy be-
.H.rn Fix. aud seven years of age, named
BENJAMIN Edelin. sen Of Hirs. achaDna Ede.
in. vI the same county, and colored man
Who's naine is not known. took q small boat
{, VI. Po>ey's landing and came out to
board the steamer Fairy, on her way up from
FHrmInyton. forthe purpose Of being landed
q, Fort Foote. near which place Mr.. Poses's
mother, TO whom be was going to Pay visit,
!, Gc>.
They reached the Fairy at the mouth Of
P>catawav creek, and recognizing some of
her passengers, bid them good morning, but
before the salutation was returned their
boat. either by striking the steamer, which
lad stopped for them, or because those in it
stood up and lost their balance. filled and
was ctp>ized, leaving its occupants founder
ing in the water. Mr. Posey SWAN to bis
wilr. and having caught her by the waist,
7urc"cd"d in holding her. head above the
""tcr Until the boat cotld be rishted bS the
coiorrd msn, when, by the latter's assistance.
>av was placed therein. But this had hardly
been accompliShed,. when, from some uDac.
cclmatsc reason, the cplored manin trying
iu set into the boat caused il to UPSET again,
iI,..> >nIn ant q IN Inns
land had supposed saved, sank to rise no
more,
In the mean time the little boy had been
lost sight of and bad found watery grave.
The captain and all on board the steamer
made every effort to render assistance, oars,
hi".preScrvers. and everything ut hand be.
tns thrnwn. over. the boat l5weted; and
FRANK Phillips. one of the hands, jumped
over aud swan TO the scene of the disaster,
but all 10 no purpose, us far as the lady and
boy were concerned. Mr.. Posey was rescued;
;hough overcome by tile sad event. He was
h,nnSh. up The river to Fort Foote, Where
h!s sisters had already come down to the
.andins 10 receive him and those who bad
- lately .hecn separated .frUDA him never
esin TO meet Until that day when the sea
ahau give up its dead
The col0red man was also saved. and no
blame can be attached to him, as he did all
in bis power TO rende: aid, and the unfortu-
nate part he acted on the said occasion so
effected him us to secure him the sympathy
rather than blame of the passengers on
board the boat. Mr.. Posey had been mar
red but about six weeks, his wife being O
Mis- Jameson, of Charles county. The cap
tsir of the Fairy did not come on, ub to the
city, but leaving his boat, took some men at
Fort Foote and Went back to drag for the
bodies Of the drowned i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-15
LOCAL. MATTERS.

BAprisr SuNpAY-ScHooL ASSOCIATION
The regular monthly meeting of the Baptist
Sunday-School Association was held on Sun
day afternoon at the Pine.Street church.
The president, J. B. Winston, Esq, occu.
pied the chair Otway D. Browne, secretary.
The introductory exercises consisted of sing.
ing by the Pine-Street school and prayer by
A. p. Fox, Esq. At the suggestion OF the
president, J. B. Wood, Esq, led the Asso-
citation IN special prayer In behalf OF the
pastor of Pine-Street church, who, It Is
stated, was dangerously i'll in the city Of Pc
tersburg.
The following are the monthly and quar-
terly reports Of the schools:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-15

petershHrS.

.,..,,,,fsncc Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
PETERSBURG, July IA, 1879.
u~,., ,-,mc near being n very serious acci-
h,,,rncd Yesterday at the lower.Appo-
'' .. ..,r w., ,Jesro, of the Richmond and Weldon
tS''.,a t1.n,,a The company announced Satur-
.hat tbr trains would not stop thereafter
a., 49,, lower depot. but great many people
~ 80, ',,r,,,rnhcring the publication got on the
w. ~ tht arlG, at Jarrett's, expecting to
"A hrlpw. As the train continued to
s',,,, - =. = rat,iG rate, however, these chance
,,,,,,,rr> ny, t,nlped of. and some of them
,".r,. l,g1ly bruised. One man twas seriously
w., The failure. according to programme,
,,S. ,r,in 10 stop. caused Il number Of eX
' '..,;,n>t> ~ from, Richmond to be left behind!
Nr =. 4. McEnery. lately elected first
-,,'.fnant cl the Petersburg Grays, has re-
ns, the office. or rather declined 10
r.,, ard IN election will be. held tonight
=, rhar>e a successor in the ofiice.
.bor,r> Mills. printer, connected with
mo ;pprci Office. died Yesterday, ana was
,',-,,t ,H, evening. He wax most worthy
,..n,nr man. and his death is greatly regretted.
'rh.,, was 4 large attendance on the funeral
'r.r.i,es. which were conducted by HeS.
~. Gibson.
Ih,rr IA, been 4 large party of negro ex-
.,r,ionj>ts from Norfolk in the city to-day.
rmcy al wore some kind OF "uniform IF
.r,, word is appropriate to fancy decora-
.inn. which no two men wore alike.
p,y, Mr.. Hainle, who has been preaching
., ~, ,r,r.-,ar church in this city for some
,.nr ra.t, will lcasss for Ohio in few days.
Sai Bowdcn and William Gill had tisht
,s<trrd,y At The Fair Grounds, ID which
IN was 20 badly beaten that ne has been
ard ever since.
Tbrre was a large baptizing of negroes at
rr;rc. George Courthouse yesterday.
The house Of Mir. c. W. Spicer, adver-
,;.si 10 be sold TO-DAY, Eas taken in, there
,,In. no bid high enough on 1t TO justify its
.s.r. ,,..
Th, case of Mr.. Brown, who has claim
,ain,, the city for tresuSsiDg on his pro-
,:~'y y prening North avenue, is under
;ti. ,,n,i,Icratou - tbe committee OF the
Ia,nrl. hv whom it will be etdeseored to
l.,.p the claim out OF court, TO the Satlslae'
-j.r If all parties interested.
Nr. J. VI. Is. Stewart, commissioner OF the
,,y.n,,,, who has been confued to bis room
[,r .,,rral weeks. is getting about again.
TH, weather is again becoming oppres-
.:,,i, hn, ROBIN ADAIR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-15

,SnDpEN DEATH.-The Coroner was called
upr;ooni StAdds morning to, view, the body .oi
a negro named Beverley ChaMbstlasre' iy'
ing at 11O9 First street. Chamberlayne
went to bed apparently in health at. II
o'clock at night and awoke at about 1925
with a profuse hemorrage from the lungs,
and d1ed in fifteen minutes. The cause OF
death was supposed to have been intense
pulmonary congestion. a'na
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-15

SPECIAL COURT OF APPEALS, MONDAY
Wimbish ps,; Luck. Judgment of Circuit
Court OF Fi1tsyIyania reversed, Judge Nc
Laughlin delivering opinioI. r; ana
divers administrator Us. Hoge's admin
istrator. Judgment of Circuit Court of
Mecklenburg reversed, Judge Barton deliy-
eriDg opinion.
Turner and wife Us. Simpsons executor.
Decree of Circuit Court ofLoudoun affirmed,
Judge Mclaughlin delivering opinion.
Williamson us. Paris. Decree of Circuit
Court of Charlotte reversed, Judge Wing
field delivering opinion.
Durrett Us. Davis, guardian. Remanded
to Supreme Court of Appeals.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-15
Ipero1e lttepdnnce

THE exercises were 1nterspersed with
reading OF the Scriptures, prayer, and sing
The Question amounted fof discussion
was this: "What is the most prominent
duty of q Sunday.school teaeher!" Spoken
to BY Messrs.. Sleight,, Taylor, and Others.