The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-24
STANTON.

SUCCESS OF THE MOVEMENT IN BEHALF OF IRE
LAND-DR. EATON DECLINES THE CALL TO
TIE STANTON BAPTIST CHCRCH-ANOTHER
MINISTER CALLED-sUDDEN DEATH-FATAI.
ACCIDENT N Az ORE BANK-CAIL TO Mt.
TABOR LUTHERAN CuURCH-NEW JUDGES
GOING On pUrY-A RICHMOND DEFECTIVE AT
WORK IS STAUNToN-PERsONAL &C.
Correspondence Of Tie Richmond Dispatch
JANUARY %, 1880.
The meeting announced u be held Tues
DAY night 10 Toe CITY Hall for the relief Of
the FINISHING Irish wa, presided over by
h.vor BllthiS, VINO made short address,
and Introduced the other speakers, who
were McSsr>. J. II. skinner, Charles Graf
tan, John W. stout, T. &. Elder II. J..
Hoover. and Rows. Il. Il. :. Hough aud Me-
Kceiny. \ crest Zeal oi interest was mani
I, ,trd. and over $500 raised hy cOnribu-
lion. Letters were received from MesSrs.
A. koincr. Of the Senate, and Mar
shan Hanger Of the House, express
sing their sympathy with The move
ment and enclosing contributions, also
from Major Edward McMahOu, who Is
engaged upon a railroad contract in Ken
lucky, sending liberal contributions from
himself and some of his employees. Ten
gentlemen and two ladies were appointed
to canvass M clty for additional subscrip-
tous, and though they bave not yet all got
to work about $500 is reported as raised up
to this time There VIII be several hun
dIed dollars more raised, and it will prO5a-
bly, be sent to the Duchess of Marlborough
for distribution.
The call extended by the Baptist church
here 70 Rev. Dr.. Eaton. Of Petersburg, was
declined after mature consideration by him.
Another call was promptly made out and
dispatched 10 Rev. j. NJ. Frost. OF LeXin.-
ton. Ky. Though comparatively q Young
man mot over thirty, Mr.. Frost has ac-
qulred considerable reputation as preacher
and writer, aud is Tepres ented 10 be an earn
esi aud devoted minister and pastor.
The newlv-cecied Judge Warwick COM
menced bis dr-t tcraa in Bath county ycster-
day. lie will hold his urst court in High
land Monday.
Jadsc IN. QuagleS, Of this county, holds
b. ur.t court here 1onday.
William G.. Palmer, a tenant on Mrs.
Mary Bakers farm. ncsi Greenyille. walked
0ui 1'er breakfast Wednesday morning. a
shori time after bis dead body WAS found
behind the barn. lie died OF heart disease,
and leaves wife aud i've children IN desti-
iute cireumst nccs.
An ore-bank at the Fcrral Iron w OrilS, on
The Chesapeake and Ohio road west OF this
pace, eHed IN TUESDAY afternoon during
sue thunderstorm, and instantly killed J0-
Jpn Anderson. "a colored miner from Louisa
etuniy, whose neck was broken. Several
olter labOfers were wounded.
= call from :. Brown Hen, chairman OF
'he ReSoins.ess' County Committee, for
puDhc meeting Monday with The purpOec
oi organization, is published. Among the
SPEAKERS expected l, senator Riddlcberger
a Few days ago Detective Dan. Wren. OF
me Richmond police force, took from the
CUSTODY OF Tue city Taller here Jim johnson,
COlOrod man, ebsiYed with stealing $5T
"ST'n 81 raw bidcs from Mr.. William
nhtai' OF your cl'y. 1ir Wren, VITO Is
asSyS wlde.awake, recognized among the |
p,A"hefs in our Jail Fleming Randolph, |
VINO indicted IN Richmond for obtaining |
s oOu. on false Drelences. lie expects 90 |
'''e'n ara take this man down also.
- new bfe company has been organized |
"'lr, VIVID *. A. Hamilton first commander /
~ ~ N D.les j.. Gregory second COMMANDER.
r. "a NY Council will be applied 10 for its
recognition.
nss' Luther l.. Smith, member OF the \
- uualipg Theological class at Roanoke 1
yyneSe, bas accepted a cell 10 the pastoratc
" Tue Mount Tabor Lutheran church, In
augusta. lie VIII enter ulon his duties
''vul Tue Isl OF April, alter his graduation.
Af. ~: Theodore Ellyson. OF The Rich
nonu Dispatch, with his family, has been
|" we elly ali tho week, guest Of Ma,or
~ u. liotehkiss. psgs.