The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-30
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nEGAEtzATIoS IN PRINCE
ssrtR'1,n CANDIDATE TO BE PUT IN THE
GEoN"", op THE HcCSE-THE DAY BEFORE
Tt'p y,ry- PERSONAL MATTERS-GENE-
TsE ms CHILDREN --READJusTERS' CAN
Sal W. ~ roa The HoUSE--sERMoN By REV.
p'NNE ,spER-vIoLATIoS OF THE UNITED
10Fls ysyENUE LAwS-LAYTNG THIS COR
""f%~nyE OF 4 CHURcu--NEw BUILDINGS
ru,xoysR rRESpyTERY, &C.
S 80 OF the Richmond Dispstch.l
''' SEPTEMBER 80, 1879.
~.,paoublcans OF Prince George county
- > meeting on Saturday and decided 10
&%"1;,fric, meetings TO elect delegates TO 4
~ ..,%n;ion 10 be held Mt Surry Courthouse
'' ,,s 10Th Of October to nominate cam
-, ,.,,I ior The House OF Delegates from the
..S~. es OF Prince George and Surry. Ihese
.,,r;,, meetings will be held this week:
r3rgrd y. Bland and Gabriel Hill, both OF
r..nrc George, are spoken OF in connection
,,.b the candidacy. Goth arc Republicans,
..f hafh. understand, opposed TO the NC
"rIn,h bill. /: is understood that the lie
.~,git.sn> vii! make no nominations Tor
.,,.ar In this district, but viii divide their
,.,>, rs between the Conservative and Re-
,4m,irr nominees. The idea, however. OF
ming an oul-and-out Republican for the
rs;,. on the Rc:idju>tcr>' ticket is not rel
49, is many in that party.
IN ,irw Of the fact bat tomorrow IL the
,.I,i our urinary election great deal OF
10y ~'.; !, manifested in poliiica! circles 10.
5,r FOR the House of Delegates no one
"';i' J., xnl,A for in opposition to Colonel
" u Archer and Charles a. jackson, and
I,.r'y n undoubtedly receive the Con>er-
It,,f h.a< n iyiof.
'n,rrA Tor election to the Senatorial Con-
lion are Numerous. ana on them the IN
49,. ,,e,nIy centres. The contest will be
. ". Gctwrcn the delegates in favor OF Il.
~ "u;rsou and NJ. Q Holt, with some scat
,.,n- ones uuHlcdgcd.
yr. II. Noltrniu> and family ieit TINS
--rrning for Ncw York, whence they VIII
"A Tor Europe. t, bc absent about one
war. d. n
Wi,liMa II. Plat, oil California, accom-.
Mod hy hcr sister. Miss Mary Meade. will
ave tomorrow morning for San Fran
..>rn.
". George F. Hill, wcll-known and re-
...t;,d ciiiZ-n n, is critically i'll OF disease
r.r;rastcd some time ago While on VISIT 10
- Island.
During the session OF the MarketStrect
! rtaoti>t EPISCOPAL Sunday school vestcr-
lAmprning Il collection was taken up FOR
-, benefit Of General Hoods children, and
~. tim OF ten dollars was contributed. In
.s. connection ii may. be mentioned That
vr v. Gordon McCabe. principal OF tue
i,'.y.rsi;y school Of this city, has written Il
...,rr generously offering TO take the eldest
an ii General Hood and educate him,
"A mir frnn
-. otT,,r, made from purely patriotic mo-
YES. cannot but be appreciated II 1t Is not
crrItcI.
l. j r,partcI on the streets to-day that
,.R.Eyiu>',r> will centre upon Dr. David
= Nav and DR.. William l.. HARDWOOD rs
Nor rauGiaatcs In Petersburg for the
E,U>. ui Dclc@atcs. Both are pTacticing
,.y>l,sGs aud c>Inahlc gentlemen. BY
,nrs!g.cc Of their leaders the ReadiuStcrs
e1tltigain irom participation in the pri'
.4fe erection Tomorrow.
Rev John Jasper, TIE famous Richmond
farDrr, occupied lie pulpit OF the Third
H;,>l churrm icolured) yesterday. and
,s..crd 20 Il very larGr congregation. His
.aW was: who is this that comes from
Eiom:" Ii it had been known that he
ga, IN preach. many Of our white people
1on.i doubtless have gone to hear him.
shaGfach Saunders. Il colorCd barber OF
H> civ. was today summoned before
H. ,;;Cd states Commissioner Waterman. 10
! aa>wrr the charge OF violating the revenue
nw, in dealing in manufactured tobacco
wi.lou. license. Several days ago Saun-
arrs was arrested by The police OH certain
caaYe" preferred against him. and in his
,aUsa we> found lot Of manufactured to-
taccu Of different brands. The tobacco was
examined by several Of our manufacturers,
3 who, thougn confident that it was OF their
make were not vet willing to swear posi-
n lively Il he fact and the accused was there
~ ulog hisa>cd. lis examination will take
n i,sc tomorrow
81 The cornerstone Of The African Methodist
& Episcopal I'on church, on Oak street, was
81 I'D ms a!tclnoon with formal ceremonies.
II Il" various Masonic and other secret COL
"a n'i societies turned out on the occasion,
n aJ1 Great crowd OF negroes and many
h haJ;r people were present. The stone was
8 Id By Abraham Lodge, No. 10, OF Masons.
In" address on The occasion was delivered
d y Nr. John u. Kelley, and was model OF
u kOd. some remarks were also made By
Er. Mr.. Phillips. colorcd minister, OF
North Carolina. The new building is to be
q. BRICK, and will be handsome and sub
'1alia structure. The congregation hope
d I. be able to occupy the basement by the
".0,er season.
he new city hospital at the almshouse
A-> been completed. 1t is Il larger and
4 much more scrviceablc and convenient
! boise than the Old building.
! HE new parsonage built by the congre-
tsilon Of the Second Presbyterian church
q Il: oeir pastor, the Rev. Mr.. VIM, has
d III bren finished. 1t occupies portion OF
q .a- b. on which the church stands.
Il The Rcacjustcrs Of Prince George coun-
q VIII NEE, at the Courthouse on the 9th OF
ID '.ohcr 10 organize Tor the campaign.
81 he programme OF ceremonies OF the
81 I:ing Of the cornerstone OF the Wesley
Methodist Episcopal church on the Sth OF
o.toter has been published. The stone
y VIII be laid by Blaudford Lodge, No. 3, and
cr address Will be delivered by Hon. B. r.
"clllord, Of Richmond. The ceremonies
b NJ" De very elaborate, and the occasion
q YER! Interesting onr.
81 Iae lail session OF East Hanover Prcsby-
% Wy VIII bc held on Wednesday, October
B ,'M Union church, in Brunswick county.
vi w. Dr. Nilhtrspoon and the elders from
- :h0rches in this city will leave to-mor-
81 -" 70 attend the session. ROBIN ADAlR.
sr. n..i. 81