The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-14
n,,er from Petersburgs /

,o,ra of the Rchmoao NIsPe'
(corrrs ,l,"~rrsFrRa, September u, laa.
t .hat me recent revival OF military
Iirls' ;na' civ will not be construed ny
spirit in ,n's General or anybody else 10 au-
The Auol Evidence of new repeiion.
thority a. Such feeling, am assured, pas
There = 81; ~ enthusiasm of our young peopic
The mar .,a .,,ss an the evident increase. Last
is uc'ei ,m Fdiress-parade Of the Pctersourg
night ,". ssninr company was held ~ tne
Gray' >'" a, i' attended by Captain r. ID.
arnloiS. a' %o accepted the command iateiy
Wright, KIM KIM and promised that no enoras
:ta1crGu . 'narcd 10 render the company one
Should ~ - in the State. A meeting Was
Of the n;'' - tho Petersburg Artillery, ano
also hC!" .; ~ officers were elected: .. Ec-
the to'''N N,t,n first lieutenant; Ihomas
i mon: second lieute nans; w !; Evans
sHn~'' second lieltenant w oot; ~; VAS ras
laa .y. sergeant. Tue ineets "as
9asES,n enthusiastic, and uispos.t.on Wa, was
sdSt a. IN the part of each memoet w pi'Se
GN' .S~,,anv on solid basis. sap,ain ,o.
nc G CON-, commands the company, aiiu mas
y: 'o "a, means and influence 10 advance II
% ,A' w. ;nstarce Of the manner IN Whicl
As ~ in,imidate and prosecute those
ine ne. rscn who vote the Conservative
OF 'aS" defiance Of the terms OF the en-
t!eAc, l ~, actl i, is stated thai VeneraDie
Io!F'"'D 's,,a,i, coiored man named Phll
ana Tny undergoing trial III Giiheia
sr"sn .,,,,reh for having voted WIN the
t% ,.s. ~ tGc MAY election. lie was reported ,
En- s,'r,,tcd for the offence by one inosnaS
~" .5,o nerro undertaken, and The TRIAL
9,'',' ,'',, Win all usual forms IN Sucn cases.
vs. u ANIMATION Is correct, the ferdict mas
Il IL. .' ',n -facSca, bu, is held over the olu
Et'Ni - ~ r,t If terror. Meantime he Is not
la! ,. - - rommunc. and the pastor, Kew.
V;,I;1nS. refuses to permit MIN 10 SIT
iisH' -. laval m,lnNerS of the congregatloh.
VI" - IN town to-day, and it is stated that
,.li ',, is only partly political. Ihere
ms! ~ ~, reqsou why he should be LOOKING
,i,.. nropIe Of the counties at this END
49," ..t., hs,trirt who are getting terribly urea
u 81 - ,;IS and who are more than willing 10
sse '', %l,rrr>s. The business part OF bis
..?-t ;,, !, rrportcd 10 be the inability OF the
tt,' S,' I,qnk, Of which he is president, to
I.rry oui the terms Of It's compromise wltn
.Ia rtv, TO pay $4,000 for the Sl4,ooo OF
ALc CITY money lstipSltSu III tLi'l 'h''i'e.Ao-
49, ,fr Time OF the collapse OF last September.
The lanrr report is current, but l cannot
ar vs. positively at present for its truth.
p;a,.s Of property belonging to II. D..
U-,r,wc!i, and lying in Dnwiddie, were
.,.: =. a,ic.ion to-day for S2,40O.3o. These
rr;se. ar considered good.
Two hundred feet oil the city wharf mas
,s1n leased 10 the Guanabani Company by
The PutNc Property Committee at Saa3.aa
ltr auaum' a.. 1u
;.h synagogue to-day. in commemoration OF
Ro,h 1l>hanah.
white man. whose name is not known,
~, killed this evening by 4 train Of cars on
me Petersburg railroad, near the bridge
over CHI street, on the southern suburbs.
H.. va. we'll dressed, clean shaved, and evil
d.g;,v sober. aud was probably workman
III; started out 70 enjoy his holiday. When
found bis body was wholly lifeless. There
wcrcrcpofis 1t i!>t of foul play, but it is ap.
;,.rcnt that death was caused by the de-
ceased being struck by the train while walk
inc Oh the track. the neck being broken by
,hc blow received. The coroner will view
the remains tonight. ROBIN ADAIR.