The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-30

-osnono.nce Of the Richmond D.spateh.1 1,
~ COURT MEETING os Reaap or So sas-
a." yIsoRs SUDDEN DEATHS. III
SrAuSToN, June %. 1875.
...,.,,day. was county courl.day an
n the county people were In the city.
SsM scem to be in good spirits over the
la,! for a good crop of wteat, sud from
f~i,yrr portion or the county speak very
Nlhr of the cat crop, which. few
S'y w. eco. was despaired OF. The warm
FFM Sssr for the past four or i've days has
"esi% h,s,ened the ripening of the grain,
81 many farmers have already begun to
Minest- oa,..r. o,oc,oa =. ~. la,
lion qualified and gave bond on yestsr-
.,r which kept the court occupied nearly
NJ whole day. -.L. go. JET,
~, and battery, found guilty, and fned
~ ~. and a cap;as pro tsne awarded, under
S:,h he was lodged IN j,l until be Eayss up
srr or, urder the recent action Of the
nrd Of Supervisors Of the county, werks
1 ~, in the city chsip-gang ut the rate OF
,n;y.fiee cents per day. -..a.s...e - =. -.
ndce Hendren appointed the following
s.ars: Beverley Manor district, John
Tshnmau North River, D. Newton Van
~. Pastures, G. w. McCutcbep; Middle
WI. Joseph G. Craig; RYerheads, A. 8.
n; Tho Board of Supervisors met Yesterday
he members present. The county levy
:. the present year was fixed al fourteen
Int. on the 800. The school levy, for sup
,.nnntinc teachers salaries. was fixed for
;! nsgisterial districts at eight, cents. - The
,,olnis of be county treasurer, superiutend.
,.,e( the poor. and clerk OF the Circuit Court
M,.ae year 1874, were settled and approved.
l5oher of the old citizens Of Staunton has
-,.ii away. On last Friday night Dir.
sDjsnin +. Points was suddenly attacked
SIN parairsis,I and fingered In. an uncon.
sous state until Saturday evening", when he
-. lie WAS in she siXty-sixth year Of bis
-. BE had for some time been In, feeble
,silh. but his death was very unexpected,
q. caused shock in every heart when II
"a, announced. The funeral took place yes.
t'isy morning from the residence of the de.
Esd. The services were conducted by
Er. W. f. Baker. of the Presbyterian
lgrcb. The deceased had been for many
,,4Fs u member of Staunton Lodge, No. sl3,
J. 7. aud A Masous, by whom bis remstns
we're attended TO the cemetery and buried
Win Masonic hoporS. .sr'r I
The reaper Death cuts down the budding
f,wer with the ripened grain, and scarcely
hst the news OF the death Of Mr.. Points
spread through the city when all hearts were
i!ei with sorrow at the announcement OF
,hr very sudden and unexpected death, iu
Plsdelpbia, Of Miss Mary C. Tsms, OF this
city. The third daughter of Mrs. William II.
TamS. She was lovely youug lady, just
hadding Into womanhood, being 10 the Sc
yenleenth year Of her age.and her sudden
death shocked this community, In which she
bad 50 many friends and relatives. She had
been visiting in Baltimore. and on last Wed
nesday went to PnlIadelphia TO see Der grand.
mother, where she was tuken i'll with typhoid
lrver on THURSDAY and died on Saturday.
Her remains reached here by the Valley rail-
Dad yesterday evening, and were attended
to their resting place in Thornrose Cemetery
ly numerous corte9e of sorrowing relatives
ald friends. MAX. =