The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-05

suit OF THB LATE REVIVAL HIRH-RRiNTEB-
NRHT OF THE REMAINS OF MISS NARY.J. RAM
DoLpH-THE BANK Ts-PE1soNAL-
TEE ALBEKARLR, REPUBLICANS IN COUNCIL
DEATH OF HR. JOHN q. TIHBRRLAKE. o.ns +
+ Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l-
CHARLOTTESVILLE, April 4, 1875. .
Or. John L. O'Nea, an old citizen Of this
place, died very suddenly on Friday night
last of paralysis. he had been out on the
street all day, and bad spoken OF, being il
good health, even within two hours of the
time of his death. He was genial, kind
hearted gentleman, and was much esteemed.
He was buried on Sunday, alarge concourse
OF citizens attending. :. ~ iss-- e f7&es:' (
| The religious meetings at the Baptist
church still continue, and up TO Sunday night
| have resulted in five additions to the shurch.
| There Is considerable interest felt. The pas.
| tor 10 conducting them alone. ,.esg.lz gna
The remains of Miss Mary J. Randolph,
sister of the late Colsnsl T.. j. Randolph,
| who died ia Alexandria on Friday morning
last, were brought here on Saturday and
conveyed hence to the family battle-ground
at Monticello. ;4r,E
Contrary to expectation indictments were
found In the United States court against the
officers OF, the late national bank. It ia rn-
nored that the evidence Of one Of the EN-
gloves of the bank was tbs basis OF the in.
dlctment. There are conflicting sentiments
In the community with regard to the matter.
Onsthe enc hand there are those WIS, with
out considerations, would gladly SEQ ths hea-
ylset penalty inflicted uponithoss whom they
choose to densminate the authefs OF the dis
sress into which she community has been
thrown. Or; the ether hand there arc those,
eousl sufferers with the sthets, whs are viii
ling to wait the laws delays and acquit or
condemn, as the evidence may determine,
and who justly deplore che sweeping eon-
demnation Of men, who until nov, were held
il the highest esteem for their probisy and
honor. 80 =, 10 49, - .
day for the frst time in ak or eight weeks.
BE has BEEN laid up, the whole Winters hrst
with an injured foot, thea with an attack OF
pneumonia, and recently with opshsimia an
an acute form, uhiehis, to q man OF his III
erary taste and habits, extremely irksome-t
not being able 10 read at Ill. :,
Large nunbers offrebins havebeen Killed
Hithis the past week, every boy who could
muster .shoosiDg-ironl joining in the cru
sade., They sell now for about lone and y
half cents apiece. asas-s .Esf;i a.tf.s.
L = I c8Lcfa&y WA I0uuky NVbLt-uAyy shN 49,
understanding the rain poured down ali the
morning there were, great many people
present--so great Is the force OF habit that
Ere or hood, or calamity of other kind, would
not keep shem away. "A great many mad ON
too muea mhlskey. la the afternoon me
Radicals held meeting in the court house.
Clayton Poster, a. young colored man. occu.
pied the chair, having bees elected by 9
large minority over prominent White
Radical. The object Of the meeting, i
understand, was TO ratify the proceedings
Of meeting held shout ten days ago, at
Mhieh delegates three coiored men) were
sppolntea, TO. the d Lg nchbnrg Convention.
Bat fl appesra thst the Gonnty Executive
Committee did not like .the lexion q
that delegation and determined 20 change y,
+ II posalbie. aIt #ss q - high, banded ont.
fraeeons pppcea5j ing sending M entlfa eo-
|4ored srepfesentatic from sA lbaaiAsie white
there WeYs 80 nnauy s0ff SSie white brettlre
painting faE glory and seno ana sassssn,