The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-07
ro,r,.-lo,.cnto 0i NE K'rNn3""" 1'lS''"'>"
pxrxx~srHG. Apri! 6, 1879.
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,,..,,-,., o,..cnao ri The Riciinoh" i'IS''"'."'i
pxrxx<BcRG, Apri! 6, 1879.
ruv ursrISGs CURT,
-s,.,, r,ccts on the li'h Of this moh'n. VIII
'>.,',',,,,;,, "a rnl docket OF cnmlnai cases
'.,.,,, t1,rn, several Important ones. ihc
nr ,hc ihrcc.cSrd moutc.playcts, VINO
.,.-c arrested hy President kagland some
Ls 500 while dealing the game on nts
..I viIl he hcatd--that is. Il inc part'es
',r,, are ont on $500 bail put in an appear
,.'.,. Il is believed by many that they wont
l4 here.
~. ryxExAL or THE LATE COLONEL JOHN H.
CHAABLISS
-. ! plscc at Ilick>ford yesterday, ana was
,r,ndtd very largely by the pe"P'e u
t.rrgpcviile aud sussex coun'ies' a'u ''''"s
'.-,,< from Petersburg. He was buried
49,, N,.orlr honors. and the ceremonies
,,,.', n The church and at The grave were OF
wy, itunr, >,jye character.
'rr,iipg OF the bar was held after the
.....,.r.r. ,iralpnt trrnutc. paid to the worth
Z ,ar !, cs.scd. and aap.oNri1tc resolutions
..,,.,,,,!; which were ordered 10 L. spread
,.,.a ;ur jourpai Of The court.
SAMrLE-MEKCuANTS.
VI II. u. Nightman. q samrlc-merchani
r.,,r,,.f,,!rg a bat ard fur. house In New
yn-l. wIs arrested in this city to-day Tor
,..,,or,,luc to sci goods without license.
H.. y3. iqkan before the Mayor, who. alter
h.srjDL,iuC evidence, sent the accused on lot
-r.,l 3t The II * term OF the Hustlngs Court :.
and lJIpl,lrd hlm 10 bal IN tue sum oil SOU
,.r IN, X.rrtrancc. Fo.re are one or Two
.,.Arr cases OF IN" SINE kind on the DOCKET,
wh,cl vii lie tried n ine next court.
SAD CASE.
Mr.. K, N. Poole, at one time most Wor-
fix citizen aud successful merchant, but VINO
'a, his mind some few weeks sgo and vas
,,,or 10 tue a-ytum a: Williamsburg for con-
tihtm.nt and treatment, died in that !nstitu-
,i,n to-day. lis friends will send for bis
lndy Tomorrow. This i one Of the saddcSt
c.,-s that have happened in our town Tor
many years, aud causes much sympathy IN
tie community.
AClpSSTALL.Y SHOT.
Nr. W. 4. Gresham, of this city, who has
lt-rr engaged at work At Scottsburg, on The
redmond and DlnviIIe railroad, for some
INN, wa. brought home to-day in the care
- friends with painful pisto.shot wound
n hi. right thigh. Itappears that he had
m aI,crcliion with Mr.J Tuck, between
,., in attempting 10 Use his pistol II was ac-
r.!-yiaiy discharged, the ball taking effect
il. h. thigh near the body and lodging near
TIE knee.
RELIGIOUS ITEMS.
Thr;r were i've converts at the Washin =
to,.~lrc,t Methods, Epi copal church y S
trrdtv afternoon aud four to-day. Great in
t.r,.>t i felt in the revival now going on 1t
that church.
Il i stated that R"v. Or. Hatcher will give
hi, decision 10 the Gracc-Strect Bapllst
Church u, 10 his acceptance or decllnatlon
-, the cali recently extended TO bin by that
CONGREGATION on Monday R,X'. His congrc-
.s,ion alc very hopefuilbat he will decline 1t.
The sermon Of the Right Rev. Bishop GLIB
hons 90 SUNDAY Wa, listened 10 by large
number ui protesants. The Bishop con-
r1uri class ut tnIr'y-'our candidatcS-tWo-
thirds Of whom were females, and five OF
whom we're converts 10 the Catholic faith.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Miss Anna Dickinson had losing house
i.,t night. though very appreclatlvc au.
dance.
4 telegram has been received announcing
he death Of DR.. Thomas Ingram, in Madi-
500, Tenn. iithcT.lu-iiH OF Rev. DE-. L. ID.
y rhtr>pOon.
A. a meeting Of The stockholders Of the
Manchester Cotton Mitl. held last evening,
Mr. J. Wesley Freed WAS elected president
for the uueXWrcd term. ROBS Hoop.