The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-07
9}lrIlmund I|'spatth.
MONDAY. .ohoH"
,,,,.r from Petersburg.

..,,n,,,,c ,cC of The RicfH'ouo bisp'.N'
!'''''r ,7sRsBrxG. December 8, lSa4'
.,~al ~ ,t.r tale NJ. z. Bell TOOK p,act
H' 100, Al the residence oi Mts' il
tG'' a., Mallory. on BolhngbrooR street
AS"' ~'. ., large attendance, inc'uuIhS
ioe'' n,r lraaus citizens. ducge Del
Man! cSy,rncr Smith (hrother ana ORC
3A' ,,,, NJ the decca>edl were MOI ao'e
fa', --.>o,, Kew. DR.. Gibson conducted
= ~ r,ral ,yrrcl-c>. and long procession
-, ,,',,'.a the remains 10 blanoiora.
'.~ ,', r;rruit Court WAS IN session 10,
~ .,,,t.y bat adjourned after the uSna
!" , .,,o aurics 10 the next resuisr q'Ss'et'1
term. r,r Jnstice will doubtless
-" ,i~G IN connection with certain pro,
I" ,:,.'., conducted recently IN k'chmono
go I,r;,rd states Commissioner a'kins
"'V'' ,o.o RI Justice rs. Vaughn. 'ustice
4" ''.' ,i,n., Radical politician OF this GU!
= ,qurhu was one OF the Judges OF
81" ~ aud y now member OF the police
tl,'y ,u,ln had reason TO suspect justice
i2.,V., ',,,', ,,..rro,s ,e 20 TO Richmond 10
q. st..I, AGAINST INN in the prosecution
''.,': .,,j,r> and this led TO frac2S De-
g. -. I,,.gm n W nch Justice tried to use his
'N.," nn, was rather severely used. Justice
1891 Van -hu TO oe arrested by the
:@"" ,r,nor;tieS nj Richmond on
-, .r,yupecl.up charge Of ihNU'un.'ns
;',. = n,c srIyiny * witness III tne ohiteo
-.qi..> Circuit Court.
The Hearing of the case re>u'1eu ia
>o,gl,'> discharge. when 'u>s'ce p,e'
.',.,,j ,l4. he was afraid 10 return 10 the
,Ly reason II tIr intimidation 10 "nch
L,'o.,, .uhiac:. Nov, this victim 0! intimi'
,y,, a-rai.ucd before the MAJOR gay
"..,.,,.,, ON u warrant sworn out oy Dis
t..rf i>.u. d ~ Max Marshall. Radical
,,,.,n,>r.,,.. carrying him with beating. bat
t'.,r., n,s.:,ratiNg, and irtonlpllSty manning
-. .,,t ai;r. Cori justice. Max appears TO
,,.:.l,, The. ease ont stronger than 1t was,
~. .Iu>rlrc ave undcnn5le evidence OF
..,.,'.l,.,r n.,;ly n,nd.td and b2dly beaten,
....'.-...,,.,. brought before the Mayor at
ION az liz court this morning, and
...,..p,.,I ., J., Justices discharge. his
v;t. ,...:,is! thu. tie words employed in the
xr.--,n. xcr. Dictated by the policeman
~. Nl~,uaa. The magistrate. denied: but
-. .n.r.. v3> NV prosecution the Mayor dis
missed tie cl>,.
Prince George Grange. No. /, elected its
o.N -, to-day. NJ. James Z. Smith was re-
,...rr4 master. and most Of the other former
Oil ~ wcrr rrc"cl"u.
! Gentleman Of this city to-day received
I'm! =. Lol> the present OF bow and
,.,r..a, arrows which were formerly the pro-
..-.y OF Ro.uS Charieg. the renowned
i,ray. OF The u docs and partner in war AND
~o~ol Captain JACK.
Considerable" complaint is made of the
rr.e.iey Of miscellaneous small boys along the
,.rr OF the kieDmond and Petersburg rail-
r.d. nno frequently "rock" the passing
;-s:n, to the arrogance and even danger Of
Tie ;a>-rnGer~. Active efforts are being pui
forward - suppress the nuisance.
The R.v. Mr.. Sanger. rabbi OF the syna
co.,!" ii Norfolk. is on visit TO the city.
TIE Question OF the day is, for here
Whether the G,ugiuS of liquor by the City
Gsu-cr ought 10 be optional or compulsory
I.r .>,E.e i 10 t,e tried before special com
r4i.;ce If the Council Monday.
ROBIN ApAIR.