The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-29

R,;ss ffems. Tho case Of Edward Ryan
ana Mary Ana Ryan, bis wife, charged Wild
Seloneosysly and with malice sforethouxnt
cruelty beating stephen Payne, Win intenI
"a main, dlangure. aud XII, engaged tne
attention Of the Mayor nearly all DAY mon.
tiny. Edward Ryan was discharged, anu
Ria wife sent on 10 the grand Jury OF tne
Hus,Iues Court. Payne Il s-youtn aoou.
fourteen years OF age, and was taken irom
The Richmond Male Orphan Asylum twc
wears ego by RYAN and his wife TO De ADOPT,
ed, II Il alleged that be received sucn CRUZ e
treatment at her hsuds as to pring on ss-
V,tus,s dance. He stated Ia court that sew
eral times last winter, when Ice was on ,be
ground. Mrs, Ryan stripped him OF MS
cioshInr. and when In this condition maze
him ne down at tire pump while sue
ns,mned cold water on him; also made him
90 6areiooted while snow was on Tue
Ground. and while In this way bad to nina
COWS. The accused wholly deny these state
meets. Tbere are about dozen witnesses
in the case. a., IN
The police were engaged YESTERDAY III
notifying persons on HUI stree. '"s, 49,, 49,
will be required TO have the grass ciea'e"
away In the cutters in front OF their prem
ises before Monday next, or be iiao'e 10 oe
fined 10 the Mayors Court.
The Chesterfield School Board Will meet
NEXT Monday at the Courthouse. All ,he
public schools In the county have closed Tor
vacation.
A grand Jury has been drawn for the next
term OF the County Court. which begins on
the second Monday IN July. There are sew
ersl cases TO engage the attention oil the
grand Jury when 1t meets.
DIR. j. p. Gillian has qualified as Urea
furer OF Chesterfield county, ID. M. 0oooe
AS superyisor, and w. G. Clarke and Lawson
Morrjssette as magistrates. Their terms OF
Office will begin on the 1st OF July.
The next meeting OF the Board OF SUPER
yisors of Chesterfield will be held on Tue
fourth Monday OF July. at which time the
newly. elected Board will organize. d,
A map Of Chesterfield has been ordered
TO be made. The work has been gwen 10
Mr.. j 4. Lsprade, who Is to DO II ior SIX
hundred dollars. The scale is to be one
mile to the inch. Lithogrsph copies VIII
be taken.
The Hastings Court was not in session
yesterday, but will meet Thursday, at whlch
time some cbancery cases VIII DE nearu:
Taxes on nineteen miles OF the refers
burg railroad and twenty-one miles OF the
Bright Hope railroad will hereafter be i'm.
DOScu Oy Tue Va ObSosN'
The law relating TO the taxing OF railroads.
The former road Is taxed at $4,000 per
mile and the latter at $4,000. Under spe-
cial law the Danyilie road Is exempted from
taxation. as least as far as Chesterfield Is
concerned.
All but two Of the newly-elected council
men have qualified. The new Council VIII
organize next month.
The suit OF e.. Y. Morris Us. The City of
Manchester for $4,000 damages will be
heard In the Richmond Circuit Court next
Wednesday. II relates to the leasing OF the
Manchester corn mill.
A regular meeting OF The School Board
was held last night-Dr. William X. Weisi-
ger, president, in the chair. There was
full attendance, and more than the usual
amount OF routine work was done. The
teachers OF the white schools were all re-
elected to teach their same schools. Rev.
A. Bings, Jr., was reelected teacher of the
colored High school.
A motion postponing the election OF
teachers for the other coIored schools until
the next regular meeting was offered and
auoped.