The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-07
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..Oo,, Politics 10 BUSINESS REGRET At NM
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.,,xs--1v EXPLANATION PROM COLONEL
BRADY.
,c,rr,.nopdcnec Of the Richmond Dispa'ch.I
NOVEMBER, 6, 1880.
The excitement consequent upon Tue
election of last Tuesday has rTet; wen SUD
Sidet. and the people arc now earnestly
turning their attention 10 tbelf ousiness,
',h;cb was so materially interrupted during
r. Ia,t weeks OF the campaign. W6ile
- was no hope from the brst OF eiectlng
So,o,d Coleman 10 Congress IN this DIS
80, there Il very deep regret felt at the de-
o., - the Hon. John Goode In the second
district. II was bored TO the Ia't that the
vbsc neople q that district, knowing tnat
Indoc .acy stood no earthly chahce OF an
election. would unite on 6oo1e anu ngu'
Tho baillc ~ against The hepuD'cahs'
This union not having been ehecteu many
ner>ons aid not vote al all. In fel'rsouf2
,be vote tel nearly 200 short OF the numOer
Of qualified voters ....,,eod 90
Nayor Cameron yesterday qhaiineu 10
,roc,ice law in The Hastings Court. lie has
following the profession OF the law.
Tbcrxnorls OF manufactured tobacco from
,t. ci,v dnrinc the week ending to-day
anountcd 70 I3S. 224 pounds. The total in
sroctjonS Of tobacco at the warehouses in
a. c,ty for the week were l13 hogsheadS.
Tbc catholic fair which has been in pro-
crcss here for nearly three weeks was
closed last night The object OF the fair
VA. ia raise funds 10 pay off The debt on the
new Catholic chapel at Jarratt>, in Sussex
comfy. A handsome sum was realized, but
NOT sufficient, II is believed, 10 meet the
debt. The time was not propitous Tor
fair The political excitement diverted al
ienlion from everything else
Rev. Fathers Walter Elliott aud Thomas
Y. Robinson will commence mission NJ
-. Joseph's church tomorrow Sunday
morning ~ 10 O'Clock, which will be con-
timed daily throughout the week, ana
probably longer.
The lot at the corner OF Sycamore and
Franklin streets, on which II was recently
uropo,cd TO erect fine hotel, has been
purchased by Mr.. w. VI. Hablis'on, who
proposes 10 build two handsome three
story brick stores thereon. The improve
mont Will he very attractive one.
JOSEPH II. Brown (whiieb VINO Das Wlie
ana three children. has been committed 10
i1i 10 await trial at The January term OF the
Hastings Court on the charge 81 stealing
49, from stranger named Robert Winters.
Ero~u Is believed 10 be but one OF two
parties who were implicated IN thls ROB-
berry. Winters has been stopping mere Tor
some dly, soliciting contributions from our
citizens 10 enable him 10 take bis son Norm
70 have an operation reformed on hls Jaw.
The fine rains Of the past two or three
1a,> have been general in this section, and
very much needed. 1t began TO be feared
that much OF the wheat ana oats That had
been seeded would perish in the ground by
reason II The drought
The Circuit Court OF Prince George is in
session, but there are no cIses OF public IN
tere,l on the docket.
The rainy weather to-day prevented many
OF our people from attending the dedication
Of the PRESBYTERIAN church at Chester.
Colonel James ID. Brady will tomorrow
publish a lengthy statement explaining his
course in advising the Republicans to vote
in accordance with what be claims TO have
been the recommendation Of the National
Republican COmmitteC-that -, 10 vote
with The Readjusters IN Tuesdays election.
In his speech at the Readiuster meeting IN
- This city on the night before the election
Colonel Brady was very earnest III MS ad-
vice TO The Republicans TO vote with the Re-
adju,tcrS, aud declared that in giving this
advice he was backed by the action OF the
National Committee. ROBIN ADAIR.