The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-09

s;-y.Iv1c- o: :ne Richmond Dispatch.l
Hg-sG>gUEG. June 5, 1874
i.>.,.llly was - .,artullr hot that the
- we're generally attended but
....-.... Their" Hr-l 40 exercises at any Of
IN. ,,atra require ~pJcia! mention. Rev.
T.. >.rdl preached sunday night ut the
e. <itir.>i ctu'aA III the absence Of the
- :. l.. ua:t4s-.
. 'Nrcd po"Cll.;an observed the day
g. s..- several Of their race With the
49,. .- ~ and parade Of their benevolent
=, ~. aau by . bupuzing excursion 10
g.. .....'. y here several hundred new con-
-. a,:r Immersed in the view Of an inn
.. g-,nt Of spectators.
,..- -r....uI incident Of the day was the
-. ....r Of The venerable darcy Paul,
:. .. .4,. services - the Washngton-Strcet
..-u.,.. Episcopal church, Of which he is
..,l..u-. H. had been Frustrated ever
,..-.., ru.ur4 tom Louisville. aud serious
B. ..~.-..>.,,.> were Ill a. 10 bis condition.
l~..r.te,. however. h" INSISTED on gong to
l..:...."i Iartakin- OF The communion, and
r4.." .,aout injury. and with evident en-
r.r., Il tie religious privilege afforded
-.
ns tie co,c:ad policemen, Joseph
H.. W4- arrested to-day, charged with as.
:, '. tie W..: Of Andrew TaL Tor. also col.
r...t-~ woman being al the tine III q crit.
=. .,i r.,,erual condition. She is said TO
.-..% II some danger OF her life from the
ras,.:.y attack. which is said 10 have been
...,.-.t.d ~ her refusal or failure TO testify
., 80. n some ca>e according to his dicta-
~.
lie y~oge here take more pleasure in
t,-,rIp ling the aio.i:on Of negro police
:. % Ian in anT other consequence Of the
.a'r Conservative victory. They (he negro
!,..." nave made themselves either odious
:, gttJc.gu, meddling or contemplate from
.a~''',- aud in"iiic!encv, and in both re-
t.~->t> .2y- been & grave detriment to the
e..
PREPARATIONS arc being made for the cee-
i.-,,s- Ct TOMORROW IL 4 manner not I'M
...E Of the sacred day. Petersburg's me-
:. =. day j diiieren! from that Of any other
'4.&c:a community. = il commentaries
'%4. ry"ll-the defeat IF kautz's raid by a
lN';py H4rroTi>ed company Of aged men,
l'E>, anu ezel0pts, WHO fought under CON-
Ed Of Colonel +. II. Archer and Major
"..5R II. Jarvis Doth as true and brave
E.a 2, ever lived. and both now, happily.
-'''''"- ~ Ldht pa III liC rhSl SlScS vi lIle
as. AredIul repairs will be made in the
-"":e1v!&ie Cemetery, and on every grave
". .r. i1ld some leaf or blossom. There will
r. ~ >!eukiag except the address Of Major
Gregory, to be delivered al the grave Of Col
o.. joseph Y. Scott.
Il" Conservative City Committee will
-: tonight, but il will probably transact
D. business till later IN the month and just
f;."; - ,ae change IN the municipal govern
Es&::.
! A!orc violent word than ''hot" ought to
invented 10 describe the kind or weather
~ nav" had to-day. Still, / hear Of but few
i''s., ranging 70 depart for the springs to
',.af liz summer. The scarcity Of money
J. IL rot Of this evil. Mr.. d. B. Tenant
.'> 1I@ncd with his family for the White
lam springs, but l have heard Of no
~"' Departures.
I"e anniversary Of the Ettricks Sunday
@,', Vas celebrated yesterday.
L. Radicals, i! i understood, have wholly
-.''a over their intention TO contest the late
'...,.s&. ROBIN ApAlR.