The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-01
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, ,,1t 6. Az &. cTcBER i, 1918.
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SRpTSMBER 80, ISsS.
Tbe following Is q statement OF the Inc
s,,ections Of tobacco and sales OF loose at
sbe warehouses in this city for che year. end
ing TODAY: Z. g .S. I, ~,
,oosheafas: stock on hand inspected, i,5s5
bngsheads: stock on hand for inspection,
N hogsheads; sales OF loose tobacco from
October 1. 1877, to September 80, 1878,
LES, $50 pounds.
Moorc's Warehouse: Inspections, 1924
borsheads; stock Oh hand inspected, 1923
hogsheads; stock on hand for inspection.
40 hogsheads; sales Of loose tobacco Tor the
Centre Warehouse. Inspections, 4.009
hocsheads. Sales of loose tobacco from
October /, 1877, to September 80, 1878,
1,SsS,020 pounds.
West.Hill Warehouse: Inspections, s,S0S
bogsheads. Stock or hand inspected, 1000
hogsheads, stock on hand uninspeeted. 80
hoSshesds. Sales OF loose tobacco from
October /. 1877, to October /, 1873, l,00S,-
The total inspections for the year aggre-
cate 1869 hogsheads, being a large in
crease over the inspections OF last year. I.
Mr.. James w. Perkins, well-known
hricklaver. while engaged in running mp
the walls OF new dwelling-house On Wash
ington street. fell! from the second story
this afternoon, and received injuries OF a
very painful character. His head and body
were very badly cut and bruised, and one
OF his arms severely hurt. He was picked
up in an iusensible condition and taken to
the house Of friend for medical atten-
ton.
Nineteen marrisge-licenses were issued
from the clerks office this month-tye to
white aud fourteen to colored couples.
The commissioner of the revenue this
month issued licenses to the amount OF
sS44G for the city and S359.0G for the
State.
The internal-reyenue receipts Mt the Pc
fcrsburg Office for the month OF September
were Sl10, 129.S7, Of which sos, 6G7.9S was
for tobacco-sfaDps.
The exports Of manufactured tobacco this
month were very heavy, amounting to
5l4947 pounds.
Rev. J. E. Hutson, the evangelist, who
was recently called to the pastoral charge OF
the Byrne. Street Baptist church, 1t is un-
derstood, has declined the invitation, much
to the regret and disappointment OF the con.
gregation. Mr.. Hutson was formerly and
for some years the pastor OF !. this church,
and only gave up the charge to enter upon
a broader field OF usefulness. Rev. Mr..
Crenshaw, OF Nova Scotia, is in temporary
charge OF the church.
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Richmond are quite heavy. Seventeen
loaded cars. destined for various points in
North Carolina. were sent out this morning,
and frequently the shipments are even
larger.
During the month ending to-day 81 cases
were disposed OF in the Mayors Court. The
cases were generally OF a trivial character,
such as breaches OF the peace, petit larcc-
MES, violations OF city ordinances, dc. The
fines collected by the Mayor during the
month amounted to sS4.13, OF which S4S.1
goes 10 the city and s3S to the State.
Between and O'Clock yesterday morn
ing fire broke out in frame building in
Blandford, owned by Mrs. Myer Eichberg,
and occupied for stable and storage pur-
poses by Mr.. E. Myers and Eddie White
hurst. The building was destroyed, and q
quantity OF forage, sumac, and press were
burned. Loss, independent OF the mousse,
about $3.50, which is not covered by lnsu-
rance. The building was worth about S4O0.
A fine brick store near by, occupied by Dir.
Myers, narrowly escaped destruction. The
fire was the work OF an incendiary.
The Council will meet in regular monthly
session tomorrow afternoon. and very in.
teresting meeting is anticipated. The annual
message of the Mayor will be sent in and
read. Among other matters OF interest to
be considered is the report Of the commit.
tee appointed to investigate the conduct Of
the fire department during the late fire on
Sycamore street, which resulted In the de-
struction OF the Library building. This
report recommends the reinstatement OF
Engineer Dean, who was discharged by the
Fire Committee on the charge OF negll'
gence. and the censure Of the Chief Engi'
neer for not properly using the facilities al
hand to save property from destruction
The report will probably cause lively dis
cllssi0n. ROBIN ADAIR.