The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-19
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,ag TRIAL W aNp tbs ARGUMENT TO
pESct woNpAy--AN EXHAUSTIVE ARau'
ssGiN w ,scrrp--MAss.M MEETING FOR RE-
ssN ,ur IRISH EPISCOPAL SUNDAY
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scHeo. RgcgIrrs AND TOBACCO kx-
FONTS ~ ,..re Of the Richmond Dispstch.l
ICorssp0""> JANUARY IL, 1880.
Hastings Court met this morn-
WV ssIi.cast 10 O'clock II was ssccl'a'n'
los, ~ 'o one Of the Jurors obtained on Tue
ca wv in the case OF the Commonweaita
fri op NJ Young, charged with the muir
IS. jaw george Hinton. was confined 10 nus
dtt@ V ',.,ness, and consequently unao'e
bed b. was therefore necessary TO get
to serve .n" in his place. A tales OF ten was
sno'se' U .'%,'(oned. by order OF The Judge, ana
soca SUNNI l.asa "eysmipcd proved TO be accept
ibe al n i''',,sl number were then stricken
aide. i u' ~ ~" Ly the defence. and The jury
from ,h' W. - Sere sworn in. rs follows:
10 ny we ~ -, John J. Bass. T.. A. Hart
John 4 Csapheil, G.. II. Gill, +. Is.
ley' 1' nayid Nay, Jr.. J. NJ. Eley, W. l..
kurlz' r. - &. Pryor. Reuben Rufiin,
AolIeu, Iesih. The jury is very intel
sra l. "a and will doubtless give The case
~, a-II consideration 1t requires. ,,,
Toe 'N1asilh commenced shortly after II
Camw""w va WAS completed by 2 O'Clock,
.".s having been put upon Tue s' anu
h'uss a,, that tine. More rapid progress was
Ou',"3 - mis- respect than was anticipated.
ma" ,e.,imony was Substantially the same as
.. nl,ciled a, the coroner's inquest me
ths. , nO,,isn Of which was published in the
m D.s"l,cb. The court took recess until
o 80 tho court rcassembled the eXami-
~ :, witnesses for the defence was be-
ha,'" "a continued until shortly after 3
gun .i when II was concluded. Counsel
0 I'm ids offered some instructions rela'
~ 80 tho ca>e. and the Court added one,
NV W.. - GAS eyccpied 10 by the defence.
W., ~ rsonest OF counsel on both sides the
~! creed 10 adjourn over until Monday
,noroipr before commencing The argument,
, ;, s.;oc urged that 1t would be impossible
=. 90, through With the case Tonight, and
", all conld come fresh 10 il on Monday
after days res :. a,,o.o -, ,,o
sheriff. and the court ad!purned NJ 63
O'Clock. u,.;.,,
Relief Fund" at meeting held last night,
decided 10 call mass-mectlng OF our citl-
rem. 10 be held next week at the Academy
a Nnsic. 10 organize some systematic ef-
tor, for the relief OF the Irish sufferers.
Woyor Cameron will preside. Invitations
wild be extended TO the pastors OF all the
civ churches 10 be present and deliver adj
dresses: also. 10 General Malone, Major
Charles :. SlringielOw, and w. Il. Nell
waine. As notice OF the meeting is to be
given from the different pulptS tomorrow
The ATTENDANCE will doubtless be very large.
Rev. DR.. Armstrong, Of Richmond, had
large audience TO hear his address last
night before the Episcopal Sunday-School
Union, and he received the closest and
most respectful attention. His subject was
"Sundny Schools" The reports submitted
q the meeting hy the superintendent OF
the several schools show the organization
Of Tie Union TO be 1,0iG officers, teachers,
and scholars.
TIE annual meeting Of the congregation
Of the Tabb.Strtet church was held last
night-Rey. Dr.WithcrSpoon presiding. Re-
ports were received from the departments
Of the church. The number of additions 10
the church during the past year was %
deaths and di>missalS 10 other churches. l..
The SUNDAY school shows an organiZIti)n
Of officers. - teachers. and III scholars.
The report Of The Board OF DeacOnS shows
that The receipts for the year amounted TO
Sj4GS with disbursements about the same.
OF this amount the sum OF Sl,02l was paid
Oh account Of the church debt.
A telegram reports the probable loss ol
the diamonds and iewelry Of Mrs. K. NJ.
DObie, while on her bridal tour to Fl0ridi
this week, amounting in value to hundreds
OF dollars.
The internal-revenue receipts IN the Pc
tersbUrg di>trictfor the week ending to-day
were Sl0.6jO.
The exports OF manufactured tobacco
from the city during the week amounted t(
&C. 9S1 pounds.
Rev. +. =. Wilson, presiding elder o
the Petersburg district, is confined 10 hi
house by sickness. and is consequently un
able TO Dill bis appointments announced 10
the Chesterfield circuit to-day and 10
morrow.
Several hundred bags OF meal wer
shipped by the millers OF this city to-day t.
Raleigh to fil orders. Such shipments,
is said, are frequent.
The receipts Of cotton at this point owe
the Petersburg railroad during this weel
were light-oLly 3l5 bales. A good deal o
cotton, however, is brought in by wagon.
ROBIN ADAIR.