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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-10-12
GENERAL
DeieEsIs IN Congress,


Territorial Omeen.
fO6srROF-Juo. N. 1uayer.
Sucreug-G. " FisuCu.
g"sftos " oaEssSss Court. ". Fish-r
.issOcAIts Jasfcss-JOs- NJ. EHres, T.. A. Ihu.nss
LT SUES JOAseEOr-E L. Snow.
SuTCtyUT LrhspH- 5ilHs Reed.
Gsesaos' y FaGise AOHsgs-G. W. Corey.
H-gtsitT 4. >. L4sa OgCs-S- II. WiueOg.
FsrrttoTtGI TruEHTSr-S. W. DgWhey.
FsTfttOTtdl AEaRyr-J. Il. Hay lord.
Z. l.. Arnold.
L0aNlEst0ItsT Of P~snifsHAGryS Charles lutIsn.
Al. r.. Post.
EcTfIf0TfGt Li6ndTidn John Slauzh er.
COBtEtEsssOHsF 81 ID-tDSgruhoE-J Z. JEFFREY.
specialization u jHA raen.A-JoGn Slaughter,
u stFtts HHVrErg-E. Z. JpnurIu
C.'HtI SfG1ts commandments. W. Brun4r.
r-rF 0f ~ JVd5ciaH pStuet-. W. bTgnsr.
~ahIt-Gib Adams.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-10-12

Wyoming CommandeTy No. I. Regular co1-
clave first Friday la each month.
Wyoming Chapter, No. l. X. A. NJ. meets
iIall. on The frat and third Tuesday evenings in
each month. nj = % CLOCK p. m.
Cheyenne Lodgs, No. ID, meets nrst and thru
saturday nights in cacS month. al Masonic Hall
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County Omeen.
Lara ME COUNTY.

LARAMIE COUNTY.
Geo 4 Draper. Chairman,
o"''"i'''o"'T' : = B1.5''
,Asrls-S. }. UBisn. ~
Co stlBle--w Tay ~ e. :. Devoe.
. @n,s OF nee Poaes-Jua. Slaughter, TN. FisbsI
sLsyt d"d hse0gf,r-,ro B stimIseH.
Pr0bIts JaaQe-D. e. Trey.
Prosecuting Auor"sy-M ". Corlrtt.
g5rsEsr-Ja ralhn'.
tssssSor-Ed. J. Morris.
CHEYENNE T
r. 4. whippie, Pres.sr Of. Mayor
John Nea on.
Br'd Trustessi John +. Davis.
va BTe-n-hyb,
Peter nTmma
HsrL-W. Rieha dSuu. sr. Of. Assessor.
WdrsAdl-f;. = Drvre.
freGsUrtr-Ir ane Bergman.
HfoyHev-T =. y reel.
Snrresor-A J. Pnrshhl.
Police Justices . ohm Slaughter. r. ". Fisher.
,vtugr NJ The Town Trustees. Friday ever
lag in each week, at the CttS Hail.
ALBANY COUNTY.
nv. H.. niday.
manufacturers i'm y bur Hrhsr.
>Asr IL. u Brnphy.
JodIre, Of re P,ars IT, " P me
Clerk-J W 81 I'd mn.
Pr 6ae J,dge-G W. idtier. ez-oneio Treasurer.
PiO-ecais0 .Iffo, Bty-C w. kramei.
specialization Of SehOOls-N. L. Andrews.
C0rOnsT-Jams- Vine
LARAMIE CITY.
Iwm. Harrs. eE. o1e0, mayor
]. II Fiuftock.
hoard Of Trusted X. Galbrai n.
T.. ]. Webster,
lJamer Nin-.
CLrk-John Mel eod, ss ofIeiO Assessor
Hdushdi-M. A. Hance.
TrdsHTtr-t. u. PeA-s.
AhOrEsy-ll mrr hcrruli.
P0hce Justice l.. D.. Pea-e.
CARBoN COUETY.
~ a. Adams, Chat. man.
commi'sio'srs . Glay.
SBsr,C-D F r. mule.
clark r.rrv l.. Smith.
Probate Judge Nm. l. Ash.
AssssSpr b. + ivan.
SaptrtHlhHdtHt OF Schoo5-B. F. Kinney.
swEETwATEl COUNTY.
nv. p. n BILE. Chairman,
sheriff T.. A hcPhve.
Gerk-A. McIut"sh.
P,obHe Judg4-Jaz. A. Brennan, eV. OF. TreasT
lac sJr- " m. \. JUhnEon.
rINTA COUNTY.
comm...io.. ,. & g.. 4, eli HIinhIp 4 Daan
~>heyte-wTliarn Hinron.
CisIf- AZ u. Lee
Pr0buts Jld0s-T u. Remington RI. OF. TreAs
P.oA cutting AuorHsy-H. G"rbauApi.
ivssS,Or-- n. .. II"E kIne.
SvrrSB0r-H. Rubi ron
>VperiHfeDacat Of $ hooS-S. Il Temple.
COrORer-ThUmIr Slr'r'.
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Hope Fncan. Sment. No. .. l.. o. o. F., meet
every 2d and 9Th Wednesday OF each month =
Odd Fellows Hall.
Cheyenne Lodge. No. /. L.. o =. r., meets sNer1
Monday evening at Odd Fellows Hall.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-02

CAsUALTlEs-CoRoNE INoUEsT.-The
subsistence Of the freshet in The JameS left
the dead body of colOred man iD an open
lot near the corner of Hague and Main
streets, not far from Gllie's creek. 1t Was
examined about 9 O'Clock Sunday afternoon
and identified as that Of Henry Powell, the
missing porter Of the National BaEk of Vir-
ginia, whose mysterious disappearance was
noticed in this paper. Coroner Taylor view
ed the body. There were no marks Of Yio-
lence. The man was partly uudreSsed, and
had evidently met his death very uneXpect-
edly. As no evidence OF any kind could be
obtained, and as there was no suspicion of
foul plly, no inquest was held. The body
was delivered to his relatives. Powel's pre-.
sence in'the neighborhood where his body
was found, and near where he must have
been drowned, is mystery to his friends
and relatives. lie was an honest and indus.
trious man, and was we'll spoken of by all
who knew him.
Thomas Williams, colored teamster, aged
forty-three years, died suddenly in his bed
at No. 325 south Fourth street, Sunday night.
He retired in his usual health, but was ad-
dicted to strong drink, and his sudden taking
Oft is ascribed TO intemperance. Coroner
Taylor viewed the body.
Justice j. 3. Green, Of King William
county, held an inquest upon the body OF
Mr. Walker. keeper of Claiborne Lodge, near
the White House. The verdict was that
death resulted from drowning. When found
his body was lying in his boat and the boat
was one.thlrd full Of water.
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FUNERAL OF Rev. JOHN c. MCCABE, d. D.
The funeral of this eminent minister Of the
Protestant Episcopal Church took place
from St. Marks church, corner Of First and
Clay streets, on Sunday evening. AS an.
nounced in this paper, DR.. McCabe died in
Chambersburg, Pa, and bia remains were
brought to this his native city for interment.
The church was crowded to oVertlowing, and
the solemn and impressive burial service
was read by the Rev. Mr. Dashiell, of St.
Marks church, and the Rev. Charles Mimi
gerode, D. D., of S.. Paups church, both
of whom paid beautiful and feeling
tributes to the memory of the deceased.
The remains were accompanied to their
last resting. place lin Shockoe Hill
cemetery by Lodges Nos. 10 and 81 A., F.
and A. NJ. escorted by Richmond Comlnan-
dery X. t., Col)neI W. E. Tanner Eminent
Commander; Major John Poe, Jr.. of Lodge
No. 10 and Mr.. Benjamin T. August OF Dove
Lodge No. 81 acting as marshals OF the pro.
cesson. There was very large numoer OF
the fraternity who turned out 10 pay their
last sad tribute of respect to the memory OF
the deceased. The procession was neadeo
by Eessnich's fine band of music.
Among those present on this OCCASION
were Rev. James D. McCabe, D. D.. OF Bal
timore, o. brother, and w. Gordon McCaoe
of Petersburg, a son, of the deceased. DIR:
McCabe was one OF the most popular ano
eloquent diyines in the Church, and served
long and faithfully; and bis death has ere
ated void which will long be deeply felt
He was also bright and prominent Mason
was at one time Master Of Richmond Ran
dolph Lodge, No. 10, and few years pre-
Vious to his death was Grand Master Of the
State of Delaware.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-02

CHCRCH SoTEs.-At the Oregon Hill Meth.
odIst church on Sunday five persons were
received into the fellowship OF the Chu!c1
four being by conversion.
At Sidney Methodist one candidate was
received by profession. Rev. MIR. Loving
preached at this church at night.
At the Second Baptist church five persons
were received.
AT Pine. Street Baptist one person was ad'
mitted on experience.
At st. Peters cathedral there was no ser.
mon at High Mass, the time usually devoted
to preaching being occupied in the reading
of the bishop, pastoral letter, which is
noticed elsewhere. At night, however,
Bishop Gibbons delivered discourse upon
.'Thc Dignity and Responsibility of the
Christian Ministry" He spoke 1T length
upon the plenipotentiary powers with which
the ministers OF the Church were invested as
the ambassadors of God and the dispensers
OF Gods mysteries, and what was required
of them by the Church, in order that they
might be able to guard its children against
the perverStv OF their souls and the doc.
trinal errors fl0Itiny about, which were so
calculated to lead them a>tray. lie referred
to the. sacrifices nude by Gods ministry in
cutting cil the tender lies Of family in order
to devote themselves TO the welfare and sal
vatIon of souls, and leclingIy exhorted bis
hearers TO heed their teachings. The dis
course WAS marked for its terscnc>S, beauty,
and simplicity of language, AID was listened
to with deep attention by the very large con.
grcgation present.
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PERsosAL.-Right Rev. James Frederl Z
Wood, Catholic Bishop of Philadeldhla, ac-
companied by his secretary, Rev. Augustine
McConomy, arrived in this city yesterday,
and ure stopping at the Exchange Hotel.
At meeting of the British ASSOCIATION
held yesterday evening it was recommended
TO the General Assembly that Governor
kemper be appointed commissioner to
proceed TO England 10 represent to intend
ing immigrants the advantages Virginia
possesses. If the $4,000 just appropriated
by the General Assembly for the encourage
ment Of immigration is inadequate to meet
all expenses the Association will contribute
of their means il their suggestion as to
Governor Kemper is accepted.
Mr. F. G. MORRISON, clerk in the office OF
the Second Auditor Of the State and resi-
dent Of HenrcO, Il day or two ago accident.
ally cut off about threetourths of an inch
of the middle finger of his right hand while
| cbopping feed.
The following appointments on the Chesa.
peake and Ohio railroad have been made
Mr. Stephen Hunter to be general south
ern soliciting agent, with headquarters IN
Richmond.
Mr.. Robert y. Tyler to be local agent OF
Richmond station, and to have general charge
of both the receiving and forwarding depo's,
and of the clerical and labor forces attached
to each.
MIR. Charles w. Hunter to be chief clerk
under the direction aud control OF Mr.. Tyler
Rev. j, D. Fulton, u. D., of Brooklyn, n
y, is n the city, and viii lecture Tonight at
the First African church.
J. S. Stanley. James, Esq, editor OF the
London Labor Ne,os, is at Ford's Hotel
MIR. james is visiting the State for the pur'
pose of reporting on the openings ior COLO
pi2atiou.
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| CHAscERY CouRT OF RICHMOND Jhdge
Elnard Il. Fftshugh presiding. The follow.
ing cases were disposed OF:
Brummel Us. Satterwhite; same Us. Au.
gus.ine. Decree appointing a receiver 70
| take charge of and rent out the property in
the said decree mentioned.
= Roach us. Roach, ,&c. Decree confirming
report Of commissiosiar providing for deeds
to the purchasers WBenthe purchase-money
is fully paid, and fofgthe final disposition of
the fund in the CAUSE ..,.,.....s., ...
Spilmap, &c, Us.: Wortham, &c. Decree
providing for disbursement and Investment
Of the fund on band.
Steel rs. Montgomery and wife. Decree
referring cause to commissioner for inquiry
and report. :.
Anderson rs. Anderson, &c. Decree con-
firming report OF commissioner, and direct
ing deed to a purchaser who has paid the
purchase-money in fulk
Winston & Powers Us. Midlothian Coal
Mining Company, g.. Order, on motion OF
Howard's executrix, for leave to file petition
and amended bill, and cause remanded to the
rules. -
Brummel us. Mayo, &C.; same vs Stearns,
&c. Decree confirming reports of commits
sioner and making final disposition Of all
matters in controversy iusthe causes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-02

RICHMOND MEDICAL CoLLEGE-CLosIHG EX-
ERCISES.-The c,osiuy exercises Of the winter
course of the Richmond Medical College
took place last night ut Assembly Hall. The
weather was exceedingly inccment, but the
crowd, consisting in considerable part Of
ladies, was very large, and by their presence
attestcd better than anything else could have
| doCe the interest our people feel IN The sue
cess OF this institution. A band OF music pre-
sent rendered fuvoritc airs at intervals, and
made itself heard above the steady drumming
Of the rain upon the roof
Proceedings Were opened by prayer by
Rev. Dallas Tucker, of Christ church. DR..
}. B. McCaw, dean Of the faculty. delivered
the diplomas 10 Charles :. Britain. John W.
PoindcXtcr, Lewis 7. Lowell. X. W. Whiting,
Albert l.. Tirpuing, james +. Crane. Gus
tayuS \. Shumate, Cunningham w. Dcane,
David 4. Hanna, John 4. Young, and San
ford Tompssn, graduates in medicine, and
administered to them the Pippocratic oath.
DR.. Frank Cunningham, professor of ana.
tony. delivered the diplomas to Francis NJ.
| Cary aud William +. Harris, the graduates
! in pharmacy.
| DIR. McCaw announced with regret that
! Rev. DR.. Hoge, who was to have made the
| valedictory address, was prevented by Il very
| D1u COiu itOul MS tAiSut ~
| that respect.
| Doctors Fairfax and Garnett, q committee
appointed 10 examine the theses submitted
| to them reported that the prize for the best
written thesis on pycamia mad been awarded
the student who had used the nom de plume
a." Piqullo." Upon opening the sealed en-
velopes containing the names of the three
contestants, it was found that Charles l.
| Britain, of Richmond, was the victor. He
received a shower Of bouquets from fail
bands, and was presented with the prize-s
very valuable case of surgical Instruments.
| After the benediction by Eey. DR.. Hoge
and congratulations to the young doctors th
| audience dispersed.
| After two weeks vacation the spring and
| summer session of the college begins. This
secures to the student the advantage OF
| nine months course of a collegiate study ano
enables the college 10 sustain its present high
standard OF medical education. The ap'
| preaching summer session promises 10 be the
most prosperous ever enjoyed by the col
lcgP.
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PARTIAL GAZING IN OF A CoAL.PIT.-EX-
trayagaut rumors Of 4 dreadful disaster at
| the coal mites Ecar Coatieid station, IN
Chesterfield county, prevailed in the city
Yesterday. The only foundation for them
existed in the fact that there had been a
Slight caving ia OF the roof of Robins pit,
about half mile this side OF CoafIed STA
ton. The sink is within few feet Of the
railroad track, and is about five or six feet IN
diameter aud Of considerable depth. The
officers of the railroad company. were not
aware that mining operations had encroached
so far in that direction, as they bad given no
such permission. II is, however. not un-
likely that the mining under and very near
the track was done many years ago. The
civng III is attributed to the robbing OF the
pit of the pillars ofcoal usually left to protect
the workmen and to uphold the roof. Colo.
mel Talcolt has made all necessary arrange.
mcnts TO ensure the passage of all trains by
that point in safety. Should the cavng con-
tinue, which is not expected, the chasm will
be bridged for the track,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-02

ANOTHER LETTER FROM JOHN SsIITH.-The
Religious Herald OF this week resumes tho puuli.
cation of the JOHN SMITH letters. The following
is the heading OF johns letter for this week Rev.
Dr. Fowler's "Tour Of Inspection His An tece-
cents-Not Fond OF B!ood-IIis Valiant Career Du-
ring the War-WauIs "The Thing Tried Over
Again Violence, Suffering, and Crime at the
North-The Beechcr-TiIton affLir-Rev. DR.. Fow-
ler's Great Lecture-lt5 Kfect on Vice Prcsiden,
Wilson-"Try It on Butler "-Tbrllling Telegram
from e'phra-philetls Dob,s and Tom Scot
Putting the Best Foo, Forcmost-s25O ,Ou to Pa!
Expenses-A' Cold and Selfish New York Editor
&C., &C., &C., &C.. &c.
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ST. PATRlcK's DAY-DEpUTY MARSHAL:
APPOINTED. In. view Of the probabilit,
that the celebration of St. Patrick's day will
be on grander scale than usual this year
Chief Marshal William English has increased
the number of his deputies. The following
are are bis his appointments: Messrs. Joseph /,
Whitaker, Thomas F. 'Hannegan, John X
Moloy, james Haunon, John Disney, Gustav
S,einmerz, G. Ross, c. Schnelenburg, Ro'
bert Kerse, Phclin O'NeiI, ?. F. Boyle, Nj
cbae Kelley, j. V. Reddy, Thomas ); Smith
Ii. Donahoe, Patrick MeGoVern, Wllllau
lIaffron, william Kelley, NJ. c. Haggerty
John Daley, William Rankin. James Golden;
John Murphy, John A. Haley. Edwar
O'Toole, Edward Cummings, Patrick HIM
merry, Q. A. Dutfey, Patrick Finnessy, Philip
O'Neil, and Michael Irwin.
Colonel Edward Vickers is appointed to
take charge of the Irish citizens and those
desirous of participating in the Yrade from
Manchester.
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ATTEMPTED ROBBERY OF COLONEL AIR

ATTEMPTED ROBBERY OF COLONEL ALBERT
ORDwAY's s PREHisEs.-On Sunday morning
about 81 O'Clock an attempt was made by
two negro men to break into Colonel Albert
Ordway's. dinipg-room, near Monroe Park,
BY prizing open the window on the west side
OF the house. Policeman Rowe came up in
time to see them in the act, and fired upon
them. The thieves departed with basty foot
steps in the direction of the residence of
John II. Gilmer, Esq, follo~ed by Rowe at q
lively gait, but they were soon lost in the
gathering gloom, and in the secure covert of
some lence-corner doubtless laughed ia their
sleeves as the painting policeman pursued his
Intellectual quest.
1t was ascertained that the rogues had sue
ceeded in getting the blind open, and only
had TO hoist the windov and walk in and
help themselves to fine lot of siverware
which was in the room. Rowe captured the
hat Of one of the felonious marauders, and
it may lead to his identification.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-02

FUNERAL OF MISS NcNElLL.-Tbe remains
of Miss Annie McNeill, who died in Balti-
more last Saturday, reached this city Sunday
morning., and the funeral took place at 3
O'Clock in the afternoon from st. Peters al
tbedral. The services for the dead were
read by Rev. Father Ianssens, who also de-
hyered q short. but very feeling discourse :
after which the remains were taken 10 the
Bishops cemetery and there inferred. The
ohseoi,ies OF this young lady were largely
attended by her friends and acquaintances
ipcludiDg the teachers Of, the Cathedral Sun
day.school, she having been one OF thell
number for long time previous to her las
illness.
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KNIGHTS IEHYLAB-LECTURE RY Rev. c
G. BITING, y. DAT, the stated assembly
| OF Richmond Commandery, No. 9, Enght
Tenplar, held Tuesday evening, JaHaary Is
1875, the following rssesnsiarsgas unani
Resolced, That the Eminent Comnnndel
appoint suitable committee to wait apeu
and request Rev. Sir C. C., Biting, in yiex o
bis recent travels Visiting points of deep in.
terest and veneration to. Tenplar MasoEs),
to deliver lecture before this Commau desy
at such time aud place as he may appoint. "a
Committee Sirs J. Fl. Capers, A. S. Lee,
and l.. L. Bass; and, on motion, the EmI-
nent Commander was added.
Whereupon the following correspondence
ensued:
RICHMOND, Va, january q, 1876
Reu. @. c. Billing, R De- Dear SIR
knight, t,-Enclosed I'VE have the pleasure to-
transmit you copy .ofsresDlutions adopted
by Richmond Commandery No. 2 X. T., ut
their stated communication held last evening.
and earnestly request an early and favorable
response to same. Fraternally and courte.
ously yours, WILLIAM E. TANuER, J. II. Ca
PERs, A. s. LEE, L. L. BASS, Committee.
RlcHMosD, Va, February i, 1876.
MeSsrs. ". E. Tanner, j. Fl. Gapers, 4. s.
Lee, and L. L. Bass, Committee:
Sir Knights, Yours Of the 9th ultimo
Is received. Thanking you and the Com
mandery represented for the fraternal cour.
tesy conveyed and the evidence of an appre-
ciated kindness, cheerfuly consent an at
tempt at compliance with your request.
Pressing matters leave me little time for other
work at present, and must, from necessity,
beg brief delay in naming the time of com.
pliance. Very fraternally yours, &C.,
G. G.. BRINE.
At the February meeting of the Com.
mandery it was determined (Dr. Biting bay.
ing consenteD to request DR.. Biting to de-
liver the lecture at the Second Baptist
church on Tuesday evening, April 90, 1875.
The Commandery will have a parade, in.
spectioD, and drill ION fooD in the afternoon.
After which they will partake Of collation.
at Washington Hall, and then proceed at
once to the lecture. 10 which the public will
also be invited. Much OF real intellectual
enjoyment is anticipated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-02

A GOOSE IN CoURr.- Mr.. Charles Neiz was
before the Police Justice yesterday charged
with having in his possession goose be-
longing to John Campbell (colored). Inc
goose was produced in court. Campbell
identified it by u mark or. the web between
the toes of one foot. BY the same token
Neiz claimed that he I.new 1t was his prop
erty, and he and Several other witnesses
swore that he had another goose ut nome
markedthe same Way. The case was coatln a.
ued until to-day. The other goose OF NsI
was ordered 10, be brought forward IN tns
way Of DOCUMENTARY evidence, as u were.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-02

Police Court, YESTERDAY Justice j. j.
While presidin9.-The following parties
were fined; Jack Minter, 81 for being dis or
derly Oh he streets; Mary Glover and Sally
Hill (colored). S2 each for fighting; Alexan.
der Jackson, $3.50 for riding al galop and
using indecent language in the street; John
Bennett and Joshua Cary, 3 each for being
drunk and fighting.
Wat Smith d'ias Jim Henry PleaSantS (co-
lored), charged with aSSaulling aad beallnS
Margaret BriXton; Elizabeth Williams (co'
loredl, charged with stealing one dress OF the
value of 81, the property of Rosa Bell
Henry BllIcntine and Mary +. Holland,
charged with committing adultery; and
Thomas Grimes and Fred. johnson color
ee). charged with being drunk and disor'
derly, were examined aud discharged.
William Baker (coIored), charged with
stealing one lot of wood, the property OF W.
2. Ford, was sent to Jail for two days.
Frank Schofed, charged with beinGa sus'
picious character, was sent to Jail Tor four
months. 80,
Martha Thompson (colored), charged with
stealing one bat, the property of Mrs. Louisa
Powell, was sent to Jail for ninety days.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-02

HALL.-This evening at Assembly Hall Pro.
fessor Henry Nichols promises one of bis
charming entertainments, to be given for the
benefit of the Young Mems Missionary SO.
ciety of the Second Baptist church. Mr.,
Nichols is very well known in this city, and
he will no doubt read to a large audience
The very attractive programme for the occa
sion embraces Shak.peare's Fall of Wolsey
The Bloomsbury Christening, by Dickens
Wllkie Collius'< Pray Employ Major Mandy
and other popular selections.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-02

TIE CITY WATER SuPPLY.-The freshet,
which has Just subsided, was the creates:
one we have mad in The James river for fifteen
years. with the exception of that OF October,
1870. The large new turbine water Uheel
nc the Pump. House, worked uninterrupted
ly. and enabled the Superintendent OF tht
Water.W orks to keep a full supply.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-02

ANOTHER Pound PAHTY.-On last Friday
evening q large party of ladies' aud gentle
men. members of Leigh Street and Fulton
Baptist churches, with some other TRENDS:
called ut the residence of Rev. IL. u. Crews
pastor Of Fulton church, and AFTER spenaiDe
a most pleasant hour IN social chat iett nun
dreds of pounds of all sorts oil creature eom'
forts, and many good wish. The pastor OF
Fulton has been often remembered by Tue
members Of Leigh street, and not long ago
received fine bed-quit from the ladies' o.
his own church.