The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-25
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THE AihiTxaYIANp THE REtisIoN--1Afhfss-.
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Gorrespond OF the Richmond D,spas en- -
july "a, 10 .. -: !,
Richard Beale DAVIS, son OF ng 9n.. =: r.
Davis, died at the family residence last niSM lI
AFTER severe Illness. The funeral WIFI take Z,
place at Is O'Clock this AFTERNOON ir ON
the Washing tori Street Meth odist Epfscopal
church. The deceased child was very beayt.
ttfdi and inten igent, and was the fdot oil !. -
wide ciPcIes0f friends HE was the grana-
child OF the late Rev. Charles a. Hal, whose nos,
daughter Mr. Dafis marie a. -
Very general regret isie!t gnu 81
here at the naDltCy OF fusIl -. s ~
pay visit TO virginia quline w lIuS
week, as had been expected. A g. tne sA Al e
time every body admits tne pIop5isly VI III
Presidents determlnatlon 10 STAY ~ tn -
place of HIS duty. and use his ofnc1ai a 81 !.
Ftkority whenever 1t may De reg uireu 10 I e.,
establish the rule OF law ana or9er;n
Inquiry among. the rallroau nanus e III
ployed IN this city satisf1es those VINO naYe
made IL that no Thought OF Strike y en emu r.
tanned here the. tailro WnIcn conn Is.
here pay their employees promIlflfliy, ara give
them as much TOR tneir; WoFk as Ing LILIES
Fadmitof. There is, therefore no lKeih ll
OF strike AT the same LINE y Is sa,u EnsIe
is q good dealof sympatny expressed ISE TUG
unfortunate underIpald men Whose osspe,
ration drove them 10 tine Steps Wnlcn nate
within the past rev Gays aro9ssa 50 ln TS :
excitement throughout Gne couutry. Ahs
excuses commieteu Dy. 20 aiH NV
approved, suppose, bue ~, sis ,saiie elnle
there Is sympathy ior-tnen Wsilen III ia sol ii
cases, perhaps goes 30 iaa asle D,tnu s s,.e
eyes 10 te ia"less acts tiiat tue te a. -
uSts.Dia ail, ..a aet a.
am toiu Iua. qu.e. . ss,aAo is 20 -
enougn efshC III t LUG, loDaooe ~,
this city,. 1tmay De tne case III hie i
too. lfthe Hands nave any grievance .hsy
quit WORK IN "a Dedy. "SohieJiines tuey
yield the point IN issue sometlmes the
manufactures 1saecHmbs. n osnlng Is said
about it., and IN q DAY or TWO every tnine
again moves smoothly: .,',s...,.
Deputy-Sergeant y; *: -JohasIon ieis On
the early tram this mormng TOT h,cnln9nu,
having IN charge tue IofioWinS penlsen,iuty
conRlcts:-: EDWARD JONES' seutehGeu ~
three years for nDlgamy, Doctof - ~ toi,
sent for one year for houseDreakinS; WASH,
ingtoa Jefferson, for larceny, seeono' OF.
fence, 5cpndemned-ifor oneh!ear''. :ht COZ
ored. >ii.i 9'i 2. G;oIa3! 9 i;,. i'hsr - =, !
Daniel Patterson, an oida resident OF re-
tersburg, where. in former years ne was en-
gagged in mercantile pursuits, died OF parai-
ysis i'm Milton, Z NJ Co. few days ago at the
age oftseventy -four years.. aat:p, IT,
While peopie are commenting upon Gen
eral Sherman s-remefkabl prophecy made
last May-that the regularsarmy was all that
protected the property OF the people OF this
country from the mob--We have Peters
burg prophecy which was fulfilled with
equal fidelity MIR. r.. p. Barham, in 4 speech
made more than o. year. ago (while hewas
a candidate for the .Lcgislature), asserted
that in less than two years ahere;wonld be
bread riots in the streets oftthe cities If the
resumption poliey,tnf the Government was
persisted in. .,ots1s+ ;:c!.,:gboFlHi a5i .!.ih1f
Colonel William -E.~ Cameron succeeds
General Malone, sresigaed, as amember
from, this. district oil the GonseryatlTe2Stase
Committee sg9s @ai4 20 .&''!j.1;2t
In the Hastings Court yesterday the case
Of Austin Baker. (colored) against the
Lynchburg, Banking andsInsnrance Com
pany was tried. The company refused to
pay certain claim Of Bakers for house
destroyed on, the. ground that hezset the
u ss IT. is,,a 4 TINT lbatw his WAS