The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-10

i1h's community, having been, long proni
neh 10 The, newspaper business and politi
! cal liars. he has been faithful and ne
tive E'ead1uster, and has entitled himself tc
/ the gratitude Of that party; which they
propose 70 recognize and in part requite by
promptly restoring him to lis office. = -
i, u. z..sf s. C. WILLIAMS. So.
Mr. Sapuel c.. Williams. Jr.. the cand,.
.dae for Superintendent OF the Peniteniiary.
is Ghe son Of the late Samuel G.. Williams.
| OF Shenandoah, county. He was born in
| the town Of Woodstock, and is about tbir-
iiy-seveR years Of age. He entered the Con.
iederate service as a private in his fathers
infantry company, then attached 10 the
Tenth Virginia .regimeEt;. but after his
fathers death, in 1862, he joined Fitzhughs
battery Of artillery, in which be served
until the close OF the war. His father was
one OF the most pro n,inent of the Tenth
Legion politicians. His son is q Conserya.
tive ReadjuSter. After the war young vii.
liams became attached to the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad, and has been for some years,
and is now. agent OF that company at Broad
way. in Rockingham county. He IS bro
ther Of General j. 81. Williams, OF Win
chester, and a brother-in-aw OF Judge j.
L. Lowell, and is represented as being . fine
businessman and courteous gentiemsn.
GEORGE f. PHILLIPS. .5'
Mr. Phillips, who is TO be Railroad Com
missioner, is native Of Petersburg, aad
about f0rty-three years OF uge., In 1865 ae
was member Of the frm Of Phillips, Hot
& Co. near Halifax Courthouse. He was
also postmaster. BE Is now deputy sheriff
and & member OF the School Board. In the
last congressional contest he broke of from
the Conservative party and organized clubs
in the interest of Witcher. But for him in
this last fight Stovall would have been easily
defeated. He f1oated him through. He is
"a brother-in-law OF AIr. N. T.Green, who
was the Conservative candidate for the Sen.
ate against Mr. Stoyall. .r .... =
Ut is stated that Senator Daniel will to-
day expose some Of Mr. Philips's political
eccentricities.]
THE APpoRT1oSMENT.
TO the Second district, because it already
bad Clerk OF the Senate (Mr. Causey) and
Speaker OF the House (Mr. Lacy, and none
TO the Ninth district. because it had Clerk Of
the House (Mr. McCauD and Sergeant-a,-
Arms OF the Senate (Mr. Webber).
According to the resolution adopted by
the caucus Of Monday night, the Capitol Of
hcers are bound to dispose OF the clerkships
and other places under them as may be d.
rccted by tie Committee on Spoils. So not
one OF them will really be boss of his own
office.
1t is understood that senator will be
elected before county judges. Oh.
SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS. Baldwin's
eXecutrix Us. Baldwin. Appeal allowed,
and SuperScdedS awarded 10 Il decree OF the
Circuit Count Of Charlotte county pro-
nourced on the Sd Of October. 1879.
Satercc, &c., Us. Cameron. Appeal allow
ed and SuperSedeaS awarded to decree Of
the Circuit Court Of Clarke county.
GlazebroOk'S administrator Us. Gillian
and ais. Argued by John Howard, Esq,
for appellant and NJ. NJ. Gillian for appel
lee, and submitted.
POLICE COURT.-Yestcrday morning JUS
tice White disposed Of the following cases
ut the Police Court:
Thomas McDonough, charged with being
drunk. Fined 81.
james Winston and James Malliard, for
creating disturbance at the Shiloh Bap-
tiSt church, were fined 50 each.
Isaiah Tomlin (colored), for obtaining a
saddle from Samuel Hirsh under false pre-
tences, was discharged, there being no evil |
dence to connect him with the crime.
Thomas Dinab, for unlawfuly assauting
and beating Edward Terry (coloredl, was
discharged on payment OF costs.
Obedient Bray, for drunkenness, was
to Jail for ten days in default OF