The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-15

The EOuRrs.--T TIE County EouFt:n fNaeS.
terfeld has adjourned. During the session
much business cisfl and criminal -tSas dIs.
posed Of. Judge SCsopto made 4 laf6fabie
impression. Sss as7tp b:
Under tie new Ian. The time for holding
the Circuit Court of this county shasa hen
changed from May 10th to February 15th
to be followed BY terms comm encfnR May
18th and October 18th, rs s. Esa 'sa sS
THE JEFFEBsoN TrrsaARr socurr.-T
/ Following question has been eelected fcf az.
bate ut the next etfng: y Shohld cofntJal.
sorry education be adopted fn6Yngintaf ,,
Affirmative: Messrs. Owen and Attkisson.
Negative: Messrs. Pnlliam and Montesfo.
The public demonstrate Is post stponed to
January q, when an attractive programme
will be offered. U ~ ssfssssss
MEETINGS ANNOUNCED. The Council 5of
Ten on the town charter meet to.nighEat
O'Clock at the Council chamber. ~ ass
The Vide Awake. Conservative CIdn meet
Tonight at n o'clock at the club-room.
The Board Of Trustees meet tomorrow
might. yst
= The Washiugtonians meet to-mosgow
might at Perdue & ;Winfree's Office. q sse.
The Board OF County SUPERVISORS meet
on Monday at 10a o'clock A. n. at the colr-
ty court-house. - tsSsssS -
sUSDAY-SCHooL ELEcTI0Ns.-The Mstso-
dist Sabbath school has elected e. Gary,
superintendent; R.sG.9 Latham, assistant
superintendent; !; %. b. Sims. secretary;
William ". Pool, treasurer; and ]. \. aasy,
! librtrian. -. .s.- sss-s
The Meade Memorial (Episcopal) sabbAh
school has elected William Toler, supefh.
tendent; G.. T. Drake, assistant euperin-
tendent; and Thomas Redford, secretary
and treasurer. T -
VEsTRYGEN ELECTED. Colonel John { G..
Clarke and Thomas III. Fendley, Esq, have
been elected vestrymen Of the Meade Memo
rial church. .si'ss Z.
OFFICERS ArPo1NrED.-C. a.. Fiournoy,
sheriff Of this county, has appointed W. "a.
FIournoy aud W. Chnstsins Gill deputy
pointed clerk of, Midlothian toHuship .picea
w. g. Flournoy, removed from the town
ship. t' s''ss " ~ - 49, .
IMPRovEMEETs.--Mr. Thomas D. Cersley
Is having a neat tWo:s story double tenement
erected on Hull street near Bridge avenue.
The pavement on Fourth avenue has Been
laid from Hull 10 Decltur street.. zxssa
DEATH OF "A WELL-KEowK CrTixEs MIR.
James Turner, ,one Of. the old and !best-known
residents of the town, died on Monday night,
in the sixtIeth year OF his age. The deceased
was man Of p:operty,a y member Of Hem
derson Lodge, 1. D. 0. F., and leaves o
family. tis.sa 80 ssisE
BUILDING FUND CoMpAgY.-IR consequence
Of the fnclement weather, no quorum oft1e
stockholders appearing, the annual election
Of Officers is postponed to the next reg ular
meeting. The affairs of the company are
said to be in most prosperous condition:s
VALUABLE Cow KILLED. "A very valuable
| COW, the property or Mrs. Jame1 Turner,
was killed by some person unknowns ON
Monday night. - sssss
THE LAST DAY OF GaAcE.-After to-day
the twenty per cent. additional on unpaid
tax-bills will be added, and rigid collection
enforced. 81 "a,
TaE PUBLIC ScuooLs.--The County Court
decided to pay the superintendent Of public
schools the sum Of $3.50 per year, OF which
amount the town OF Manchester contributes
$50.
FoR THE LITTLE ONEs.-The fHfant class OF
the BIptist SlbbaLh school, numbering
nearly one hundred, will be entertained TO-
day BY the officers and teachers Of the school,
BoUND OUT.--sidney Hick., q small coior-
ed boy, who has been often before The court,
has been turned over to Thomas Hewlett,
oyerseer Of the roor, to be bound OUT 10 10
accordance with law. Sils.. f.zs:. ~