The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-12
Rriefs and Personals.

The Governor has reappointed L. III.
Simpson and j. B. Davis inspectors OF to-
baccO at the Public warehouse, i'm this city.
This warehouse is owned by the State.
The figure OF Liberty now being erected
at the intersection Of Main and Fifth streets
is the first attempt at sculpture by Mr.. FL
der. 1t shows that he might excel in that
department Of ant almost as greatly as he
does IN painting, where his rank is unques-
tionably high.
b. A. Richardson, city editor OF the Sa-
vannah NeicS, was in the city yesterday,
and called at this Office.
Superintendent Bailey has arranged for
daily mail-service from Richmond, Balti-
more, and Norfolk TO Yorktown.
The Grand Master /. o. o. +. OF Virgil
mia, CT. j. Crowder, Of Staunton,) has
granted permission TO the subordinate
lodges Of Richmond and Manchester to
turn out in rcgalia, il they so elect, on the
10Th instant, to take part in the Centennial
celebration.
Persons who have promised to loan pic
lures and other articles TO the Industrial
Exposition are requested to send them in
at once.
Workmen are engaged in taking down
the scaffold around the steeple Of DR..
Reads church.
The Bon Air passenger trains have been
discontinued.
There will be o rehearsal by the full
Yorktown Centennial Chorus at Sanger
Halle tonight at the usual hour.
Along with the Daniel CluD in the pro-
cession last night were members OF the Old
Dominion Club, East-End Pleasure Club,
and Marshall-Ward Club.
There will be no game Of base bali at the
Baseball Park this afternoon, as was pre-
yiously announced, owing to the failure OF
the Baltimore nine to reach the city. =
Policeman Baker was struck on the head
with 4 rock by some ulknOwn person last
night on Main street between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth while the torchight pro-
cession was moving up Main street. He
was only slightly injured.
POLICE CoURT.-The following cases
were disposed Of yesterday:
George Williams (colofed), charged with
using obscene language on the street, was
fined $3.50.
Alien Roach was fined 81 for being
drunk.
Mrs. ID. j. Mccormick was fined S10 for
keeping her bar-room open on Sunday.
Walter Crutchfield, charged with using
profane and obscene language in the Second
Market during market-hOurs, was fined
$3.50.
Tyler James (colored) charged with
stealing one ulster overcOat-thc property
OF A. l.. Jacobs-was sentenced TO be
punished with twenty stripes.
SiIas Wilson atlas Wilkinson (coloredl,
charged with stealing one ulster overcoat--
the property Of X. FisheT-was sentenced
90 be punished with thirty stripes.
PUNK Chalkley alias William Burwell
(colored), charged with assaulting and
beating William johnson, was fined $40
and required to give surety for his good
behavior.
Monroe Quarles (colOred), charged with
assanting and striking John Burrnss, was
fined $3.50 and sentenced to be confined in
the city Jail twenty-four hours. Appeal
taken 10 the Hastings Court and the ac-
cused bailed.
William Minor (colOred), charged with
stealing $3.50 from Granger 4 Jennings,
was sentenced 10 receive ten stripes.
Matte Taylor (colored) was fined y for
contempt OF court.
Valentine Austin, charged with trespass-
ing on the premises of Margaret Badger.
was required TO give surety for bis good
behavior.
.....-.., cuoo.r,, Mr T. Court