The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-06
s,crsnnaIs su,i BriCfs.

The Executive Committee OF ~" Nlf-
ginia Press Association will meet this At
telnoon at - O'Clock at the Office OF the
Home Insurance Company.
The State SAYS: "GoycrnOr Holiday has
appointed Mr.. c. O'Bricn Cowardin, OF the
Dispatch, his private secretary during the
Centennial ceremonies. Mr.. COwardin will
have his headquarters on the United States
steamer Dispatch. The selection is an oN-
cellent one, Mr.. Cowardin's varied ac-
quircmcnts peculiarly fitting lin for the
duties OF the position"
Colonel William :. Gilman, the disburs-
ing agent Of the Centennial Congressional
Commission, has gone to Yorktown.
Parties report that there was some snow
down the river Tuesday night.
4 number Of persons have been prevent
ed from going to the Office OF the clerk OF
the IIustings Court to pay their capitation-
fax. fearing. on account Of the Marvin trial
and attendant crowd, that they could not
ect at Mr.. Jinlins, or his deputy, Mr.. Law
ton. There is no longer any difficulty on
this score. Go and pay up.
The name Of Miss Annie Bell, OF Staun-
ton, was accidentally omitted Yesterday as
one of Miss Minnie Whitcomb's brides
maids in our notice OF the wedding.
.
POLICE CoURT-JuSiice d. &. Richard
son pTcsidipG.-The following eases Wcr,
disposed of yesterday:
{. W. Tignor and ;. ,. Tignor, assault
ing and beating Henry Friend. {. W.
/ Tignor was tined =. :. p. TiSnor was dis
charged.
r.. +. Styll, r. II. Styn, ard ;. NJ. Page,
charged with creating disturbance ana
fighting in the pUl lic stree. :. VI. Tag.
was fined SO; the others were discharged
r. +. Styll was fined so for carrying con
cealed weapons.
AdolphIs Scott was fined - for cruelty
beating a mule in the street.
Jacob Seigc was fined - for lsuuclihs
the street in front OF his stall.
Robert Scott (cOlorcd), an old oiltnd'f
drunk. was Jailed for three months.
Frank Perry. charged with being a Sll'-
picious character. was iGilydi0r six month
/ in default Ci surety.
r.. +. MosLy and c. y. Baker, drunk
were fined 81 each.
/ T. w. Tucker, drunk and disorderly
was fined y.
/ Pat. Bclton, drunk, was required Il
give bond to keep the peace for sN moh''i'
/ Committed in default. $500
+ William Lewis (cOlorcd) was lined = loi
striking Robert johnson with rock.
Ellen Taylor and Ellen Lacy boti
colored) were fined 500 each fer con
/ tempt Of court.
CouP's GREAT CRCUs-ITs APIEARANCf
IN RICHMOND T0-M0ERow.-The above, D.!
universal accord said to be the gTundesj
AGGREGATION OF circus wonders ever con-
/ greyatcd for the delectaton OF man, Wo'
man. or child i'm this or amy other coun
/ fly. will. in accordance with previous an
n0upccment, make It. appearance III thl'
CITY tomorrow morning in grand street
uaiodc. and performances in afternoon ano
evening. What the World'thinks on coup
. show all know. though Richmond ide3 OF
/ II con De determined tomorrow. we are
promised the grandest exhibit in the cuc'l
/ line ever seen in this region. COnculrenl
and 9ccordant testimony is 10 the elect thai
tbe public will be subjected to no disal'
noinimcnt. There are so many attractions
That the people (whO will surely Hoes
tbitbcr) NAV be we'll and appropriately en-
hr,sfed 70 fhc not unpleasing duty oi de-
[ termining the question ior themselves
TvnrsrrIAI MUsIC.-The Fir
o;nio industrial Exposition has engaged
/ tbp services OF Professor NordendoiI q
musical director. lie will have entire
charge OF the arranging and direction OF tn(
vocal and instrumental concerts which VIII
toke place nightly during the Exposition
Wessrs. B. Krausc, solOist on bas'ooA
Tucrsscp. performer on zyther; Thoma'
PulIing. performer on zelephon; hlueSer
soloi,t on French horn; and many prom
ncnt ladies and gentlemen, have Fo'Ui
teercd their services for these concerts y
programme OF each concert viii be pu'
/ lished.
TIE MozARr THIS EyENISG.-First, over
hre. "Fest," Neutner) orchestra; Sc
cond. solo soprano, "Godiam0," (BeYes.
nani.) Miss Mary Sanders Johnstone' o.
| washington. ID. c.; third, septette, An
dante Beetnoyen,) instrumental; fourth
! SNIeditations,' (GOunod,) orchestra; hlth'
solo soprano, " Staccato Polka Miss Mary
sanders Johnstone; sixth, solo cello,
q" Barcarole," (Schumann,) Mr.. {. w. I'm,
low: seventh, waltzes, "Ilydropaten'
(Gungl,) orchestra.
THE CATHOLIC BENEFICIAL sOcIEIY.-A.'
the regular monthly meeting OF the Catholic
beneficial Society it was UNANIMOUSLY re,