The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-25
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cIrpsr !. FEBRUARY Is, 1879
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rTlRy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE
f' =, naRAys-supPosED MURDER OF a CHILD
o' FROM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY
s,euIoSD MINISTER'S Sun ! IN y
sssrtr,TrEsuspAY FUNERAL ATAA - ~
sSuLT, &C. IS. 4. !. r,,.,.,,.,,,
= test's'f rs FEBRUARY "a, 1899.
n,.dav seems much more hke the s2a OF
,'s,,,sry than Saturday Gid. The Peeers.
: ~ sr Artillery, Captain CARY, with q fnii
ea.s OF brass pieces. the otiicers ai'
a. ,nii aud the men 10 handsome uni I,
Ems Ems have been paradins Tue streets al,
toe ave- ,wenty guns. The two colored
asa, u.r Guards, Captain Hill, and
epnpps,| nes Cantain Farley--werc also out
lns p snII ranks and FURNISHED guns, and
presented a fine appearances - !
,anv naraded by Itself. .,.y,...s,,,
pau, tha sfty-6rss anniversary ceiepra1ion
~ Old tirays Saturday might sne oFig'-
~ al, ~ the company as organized on Tue ,s
a as 5sy n; February, 1923, was Feaa;
- ~ members who then composed Tue
IA e only four snrviSe-viz:, JON,
onmrioit leroy Roper. aud o. I. hare, "a
No. .,tv and j. Nee. Boyle, OF North CARO-
h'',I' warrant has been issued In Prince
crnrrc for the arrest IN Charles City county
co,crea woman named Susan stewart,
rr,n is charged with the murder OF her 'n-
tant child. The body Of the child was Iouuu'
ns.nr tho flight OF the mother, IN her room:
"uoaoIed in a barrel, with cord so tisnty
IA ground the neck as to cause Inc nei,ei
."o, heyond doubt death was caused oy
strangusatton: :, ,,ho,,.s 1,.t,. nor
.royrlv escaped drowning at CRY Point last
,rarE by the upsettfng OF sshaii ooat IN
which be. was seated. BY the promPt as
sistsnce of gentleman near ps DC was res
ctied. - p;.hmond off.
.,a ns sunday at St. Joseph's Catholic
e1mrcb. and preached an. admirable as
course in the morning. on the subJeet OF
charity. Father Wilson, the pastor, Is stiii
~ worry delicate health, and bis voice so
tsebie that his physicians positively forbid
sim m sneak in public. BY reason OF this
fac, i ia probable the usual Lenten services
81 tho church will not be regularly held this
Rev. DR.. Siedd,e OF Richmond, preached
twice to crowded congregations yesterday
At the Washipg ton. Street Methodist Eplsco-
nal church. His sermon at night had sne-
cial reference to the work or the Young
Mems Christian Associations, and was de-
, 1ivered by special request Of the Associa.
tion of our city, which CHS afternoon. will
hold the first of series Of reyival-meetings
nj the Washineton-Stree ch.rch, similar
IN those held in Richmond, and which viii
he conducted and addressed by the differ
ent Protestant clergy OF the city. ......s,
The First Baptist church Sunday school,
has decided 10 form q Sunday-sehool insti'
,rs on6 hn1pTt III
i designed to hold the first meetings on the
18TH and 18th of March, and number OF
dIstingu shed divines and laymeu Of The
state and city will be invited to deliver ad,
dresses on questions OF importance touch
ing the Sunday-school work. tis.l &..2s.-..
Tomorrow night the superintendent OF
nil the Sunday schools OF the Protestant
churches ia the city will hold meeting at
the FIRST Baptist church to form union as
ISOLATION for more perfect organization IN
regard to the Snnday-school work.
The Office OF auciionecr Of the Tobacco
Exchange made vacant by the death OF Col.
oneI Z. A. Wyatt will be filled next Friday.
The position is :, good one, and already
there are Il number OF candidates FOR it.
At the Byrne-Street Baptist church last
night the pastor, Rev. w. B. Bradshaw, adj
ministered the ordinance OF baptism to two
lady candidates. .' ID
The funerals Of the late Colonel E. \.
Wyatt and Colonel John A. Peterson, which
took place ycsterday-the former from bis
home, in Dinwiddie, and The latter from St.
Paurs church-each attracted large con-
course OF people. The afternoon was very
pleasant, and hundreds Of Ladies aud gen.
temen visited Blaudford Cemetery TO wit
ness the ceremonies at the graves. n
fnn1nral NJ Pripnp
George, while engaged cutting wood IL
Surry county, was assaulted Saturday eve
ming by another negro with whom he be-
came involved in u difficulty, and so Sc
verely beaten that it Is believed he will die
The weapon OF assault was steut piece o.
board. '--- 49,
1t Is expected that the readiusters' meet
ins tonight will be addressed by Genera
Malone, Mayor Cameron, Mr.. S. 2. AIRING
ton, and probably other gentlemen.
. ROBIN ADAIR.