The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-14
LOCAL MAT aERs.

LlCAL M-AIIEISS.
| FUNERAL OF GENERAL LWIsE-MEETISG oil
THE BAR.-The remains OF General Wise
will be buried this afternoon at 4 O'Clock
| from st. James church. The First Virgins
regiment OF infantry will parade and aci
as escort. The Masonic ceremonies on the
occasion will be conducted by Metropolitan
Lodge, No. II, a. +, and A. NJ, of which
| General Wise was q member. The old
war company - of the Richmond Light In.
fantry Blues, with the honorary members
of the company and the surviving members
OF the Wise brigade who followed the for
tunes Of the gallant General during the war,
and the various Irish and Catholic beneyo-
lent societies and Irish citizens will join
in the procession.
Elsewhere in the Dispatch will be found
the notices for the military and other organ
lied bodies that will attend the funeral. In
addition to those already mentioned the
Irish Conservative Club will assemble at
the corner OF Fifth and Main streets at 3
O'Clock to pay respect 70 the memory OF the
late Governor; the Richmond City Guard
will meet at their armory at haH-past z
O'Clock; the orphans of the Male OEp
Asylum will follow the remains
church and to Hollywood; and the Ges
verein Virginia, as well as other G&8He
citizens, will meet at the rooms OF the BF
ciety to pay the last tribute to the memory
of their friend.
We have received the following from
General Heth:
The undersigned has been requested by
the members of the family to publish the
following as the programme to be observed
to-day at the funeral obsequies OF General
Henry A. Wise:
The procession will leave the residence Of
the deceased at 3:45 O'Clock p. NJ the 14th
instant.
1st. Escort First Virginia regiment,
formed OH Fifth street opposite the resi-
dence, facing east.
Cd. Hearse; pall-bearers; following the
hearse, immediate relatives and friends Of
deceased.
Sd. Members of Wise brigade and old
Richmond Blues, formed on Fifth street,
facing east, on the right Of the First regi-
ment.
4th. Ancient Free and Accepted Masons,
facing east on Fifth street, formed on the
right of the old brigade.
9TH. Irish and other benevolent societies,
on Fifth street, on the right Of the Masons.
9th. Citizens, on Fifth street, facing east,
on the right Of the benevolent societies.
III. HETH.
There will be meeting Of the bar OF this
city at noon to-day, in the courtroom OF
the Court of Appeals, to pay respect to
the memory Of the late Governor.
THE ATLANTIC, MISSISSIPPI AND Quo
RAILROAD CAsE-THE CoMPANY's Books TO
be EXAMINED BY EXPERTS, &C.-The COLI
tinued case of the Atlantic, Mississippi and
Ohio Railroad Company was further heard
in the United States Circuit Court yester-
day, and the following order entered:
In the case OF Francis Skiddy, William
Butler Duncan, and Samuel X. NJ. Barlow,
trustees, against the Atlantic, Mississippi
and Ohio Railroad Company, and others.
Upon petitions OF the plaintiffs an order
was entered allowing them or any parties to
the cause by competent accountant, to be by
them selected, and approved by the court OF
q Judge thereof, to examine from time TO
time such books, papers, records, and
vouchers now in the possession OF the re-
ceiyers, as aforesaid, under such reasonable
regulations in that behalf IS the said recelv-
ers may prescribe.
An order was also entered instructing the
receivers to exercise their best Judgment In
relation to redeeming certain securities OF
the company hypothecatcd as collaterals 1oI
loans advanced to said company prior TO the
appointment OF receivers, whenever they
shall consider it to be for the interest OF their
trust, and not to redeem in any case when
they Shall consider it not to be for the interest
of their trust so to do; provided, however,
that in the exercise OF the authority hereby
conferred upon them the said receiver: shall
not increase the debt or debts in question OF
change the character thereof. The receivers
were also authorized in their discretion, In
lieu Of actually redecming and taking VI
the bonds so pledged, to arrange from time
to time for the extension or continuance o.
the loans for which the same stand pledse(
either with the parties to whom the salt
bonds are now pledged, or with any otnel
party or parties in substitution in whole o.
part, DC.
The receivers, in the administration o
their trust, were allowed twenty days iron
the expiration Of each calendar month
within which to make their monthly state
ments; also allowed until the Goth day Q
each and every month within which to I'LL
their monthly statements.
The result was, in fact, that the petition
ers gained all they asked, so far rs no oppo
sition was made. and the respondents b!
simple opposition estopped all the demands
to which they objected.