The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-01
Personals and Hricfa.

our celebration will be great success.
Personals and Briefs.
AT the urgent invitation Of the session
OF the Fifth-Ayenue church, New York,
Rev. DR.. Hoge consented TO conduct the
memorial service held i'm that church on
Monday last i'm connection with the funeral
Of the late President.
Those persons who are delinquent in the
payment Of the capitation-tax for 1880 can
only pay the same now TO Dir. Andrew
Jinkins, clerk Of the Hastings Court. The
names Of delinqucnts are posted i'm the City
Hall passageway near the Capitol-strect
door. You must pay before YOU can vote.
Dir. Henry w. Hobson, who has but re-
Gently returned from Denver, speaks high
ly OF that western country, and IL pretty
wen determined 10 move out there.
The United States Courts and the Circuit
Court Of Hcnrico, the Chancery and the
Hastings Courts OF Richmond meet Non-
day.
The Governor yesterday commissioned
b. VI. Quarlcs. OF the firm OF Quarles &
McCTdy, real estate agents, a notary pub
lie.
The remains OF Mr.. W. F. Gregory (sou
Of Major w. +. c. Gregory, who died in
Washington Thursday, were brought to
the city last night by the northern train,
and taken to DIR. lloge's church. The fnuo-
raj services will take place at 8 O'Clock Sun
day morning from the church.
PAINFUL ACCIDENT. Nr.-YeStcrdly after
noon between ) and O'Clock, while 1Ir.
Marx Nelson. wcll-knOwn citizen, re-
siding in the lower part OF the city, was
driving i'm the New Reservoir Park, accom-
panied by his wiic, the buggy i'm which
they were seated was overturned and the
occupants thrown heavily TO the ground.
Mr.. Nelson had his right arm broken be-
low the elbow and his right collar-boEe
fractured. Mrs. Nelson sustained a frac-
turc OF the left cOlar-bOne. Both OF them
were also painfully bruised. Information
Of the accident was brought TO the city,
and a carriage was Immediately sent out,
in which the sufferers were brought home.
Drs. Crenshaw and Brock were called in
and rendered the necessary surgical aid.
After the accident occurred the horse At
tached to the buggy ran of, doing consid-
siderable damage to himself and the We
hice.
REAL ESTATE SALBS.-MesSrS. w. u.
Lyne d Co., real estate auctiOneerS. No.
1l13 Main street, have made sale i'm the last
few days OF the following real estate Brick
dwelling No. 400 north Seventh street for
$500; brick dwelling No. 230S, north
side Grace between Twenty-thiTd and
Twenty-fourth streets, for S3,S00; brick
dwelling No. 1904 east Franklin street for
S3.lj0; framed house on the west line OF
TWenly-ninth between Leigh and VI streets
for $500; framed house on the east line OF
TWenty-ninth between and Il streets for
1928; vacant lot southeast corner Fourth
and Jackson streets, lGXS7 feet, for S475;
framed tenement, No. I05, on the south
side OF Jackson between Fourth and Fifth
streets, for $3.50; framed tenement No. 40I,
adjoining, for SJlj-tOtal, Sl2,91j.
DEATH OF An ESTIMABLE GENTLEMAN.-
Or. Howell LightfOOi, mucE-csteemed
and talented physician Of Petersburg, died
in that city Yesterday morning at O'Clock,
after brief illness, which he bore with
manly iOrtitudc He was sOn-in-aw and
partner OF DR.. John Herbert Claiborne, a
noted physician OF that city with many
connections in this city,, and was young
gentleman OF the utmost promise in biz
chosen profession. lie was only twenty
eight years Of age, and was great ia
vorite with his many friends VINO knew
and loved him in this city; a number
OF whom win attend his funeral, which
occurs in Petersburg on Sunday UO-mor-
row., at II O'Clock in the morning, from
81. Pauls church. His remains will be
laid TO rest in Bhndford cemetery.
The COsT OF INTERFERING WITH TIE PO-
LICE.-Oliycr Lacey and Robert I. Gray
/ (bOth coloredl, who were convicted i'm tie
Hustings Court Thursday Of the charge Of
interfering with the police in the discharge
Of their duty, were brought into court yes
tcrday and sentenced by Judge Christian.
Gray was fined $50 and sent to jail for
eight months, and Lacey fined $50 and
sent TO iail for six months. The Judge
said that the offence OF which the accused
had been convicted was a most serious one,
a. il was a blow struck al the peace and
good order Of the city. All such offenders
deserve the extreme penalty Of the law.
He also said that i'm these cases he would
have added labor in the cbain-gang but for
the recommendation OF the jury to the con-
trary.
PETIT jury FOR THE UNITED STATES
COURT.-The following petit jury has been
drawn for the October term Of the United
States Court Nelson +. Nandcryall, John
NJ. Bailey, l.. l.. Bass, VI. j. Dimmock,
Norman Smith, w. II. Clcmmilt, Benjamin
;. Howard Charles ID. Hill, Robert r.
Blankenship, Samuel Friedley William ii.
GhzebrOOk, II. r. Chatlin, Thomas l..
Woody, V. 4. Fayicr, James Netherwood,
j. r. Russell, Robert 4. Briggs, j. +. Cot
rell, Charles \. Baldwin, G.. Il. Gilmer,
4. Y. stokes, Jr., i. Leigh Lyon, Joseph
Walker, and Franklin Stearns, Jr. The
petit jury will meet next Thursday.
LOOKING FOR A PLACE or SAFETY.-Yes-
terday evening the attention Of Officer Ba-
kcr, OF the First precinct, was attracted by
the queer actions OF white man on Frank
lin near Fifteenth street. The officer ap-
preached and asked what was the matter.
The man grayely informed him that he had
exposed band OF robbers, and they were
continually after him. lie said he was a
Tilden man, and wanted 10 be put where
they couldn't blow on him. lie was ac-
commodated at the statiOn-hOuse, and gave
the name Of John Goode, from Mobile, Ala.
1t was thought that he was suffering from
the excessive use Of liquor.
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rERs. aud no family can afford 10 BE- withOu, thcm.
Az INDEFINAuLE YET EXQUISITE PERFUME
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