The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-16

/ pelrs,s and Edwasas. who were placed un-
der arrest. Mr. BeIrne was Then PM unaef
/ bonds 10 keep the peace for twelve month";
with Mr.. Tinsley as surely. soon n'.sl-
wards Afr. Ryan, while walking up snr
railroad, was arrested and also piaceu WI ,.
der bonds--Ai Mr.. Beirnc undressing ~ nv
sarety. About half an hour after I'M zap,
talr George ID. Wise was seen coming UP
the road, with another gentleman, w. ~
buggy. He was arrested by sefgen ,,,.. 'i"s-
tl,ews and delivered TO Justice iihsies'
who placed him under bonds.
uuSnIx0 ron HARRY.
Justice Richardson and Sergeant MAI
theyys then hunted through the COUNT!
until dark for Captain Riddlenergef, Du.
did not succeed in finding nun. M .no
toII-gates they were informed tnat car
RACE containing four men, and buggy III
which were seated MIR. W. r. Humphrey
and another gentleman, had passed through
on their way to Richmond httle Deioic
sunset.
Justice Richardson issued warrant ior
Captain Riddcberger's arrest upon me- To
turn 90 the city, which was executed i'1ss
night soon after Mr.. Rlddlebcrger nnisneu
his speech at the Readiuster meeting on the
City-IIall lot. Mr.. i.iddleberger gave pau
for his appearance before the Ponce court
tomorrow.
INCIDENTS.
Mr.. Wise is reported to have been un-
touched. One OF his bullets Is SAID 10 nave
gTazed Mr.. Riddcbergers coat, but did
him no injury.
The place of meeting between MIR. Belrne
and Mr.. Riddleberger was on the ieie-
graph road, six miles this side OF Ashland.
Mr.. Beirne and Mr.. Ryan started from
Ashland about sunrise. Mr.. RiddleDerger
and friends drove out from Richmond All
parties were prompt. a.
II the location is properly described, the
Wiso-Riddlebergc tight took place m the
woods OF Judge Newman, Judge OF nan
over County Court. All the parties 10
the affair were in the city last nigh'
There Is one rumor that the seconds STOP
ped further fighting, but what seems Det-
ter ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF when
none Is "ofiicial us that Mr.. RlddleDer
ger stepped forward with extended hand
and frankly acknowledged satisfaction.
Amusemenfs This Week.
BISHOP AT THE TiEATRE--0PERA AT MOZART
HALL - DODwoRTH's BAND AT SANGER
HALLE, AND RENTZ-sANTIEY AT THE OPERA
HOUSE.
To cater TO the taste of the large number
Of visitors expected in the city this week
there are many and varied amuscmcnts OF
fered for their dedication.
First and foremost on the list,
AT THE THEATRE
IL the inimitable Charles Bishop, who will
appear ON Monday night with Iiaycrly's star
Comedy Company as thenew Widow Bedott.
Mr.. Bishop is too well known here TO need
any commentator. He is just the man TO
aniuse during this gay Centennial time. II
YOU have never seen him as the "Widow,"
lust go, laugh, and he merry.
AT MOZART HALL.
A season of opera will be given by
Madame Caroline Richings-Bernard, sup
ported by the MISUNDERSTANDING Opera
Company. Tomorrow and Tuesday nights
they will play Pinafore, with Miss Swain rs
Josephine and Madame Bernard as Butter
cup. The company is strong one, and,
rs the public seem never to tire OF this maui
tical opera, Mozart Hall will most probably
be crowded on these occasions. Thursday
next ~Billee Taylor" will be presented. !
The company has been industriously study |
ING this opera for months back, and 1t is
said Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard have drilled |
them thoroughly in it. So, handsome rem |
dition is expected.
THE DODwoRTII's-BAND CONCERT,
which will be given at Singer Halle to- |
morrow evening. is TO be big affair. The |
organization is said to consist Of eighty
three performers, and they are celebrated |
far and wide. The following attractive
programme will be presented;
PARTI '''-~l
1. Prelude, Hymn Of Colglggital, In God We
Trust-............eo<,'., D0dworth
z overture, RienZ Wagner.
3. gsffcslu ian idyl for the piccolo), The Night
ins'c'''''Si Mr. <. Nozlgiia. i'' '
4. Romanza ION the irombone), " Non Ver;;.,.
Mr.. j. PfeiGenschnAder.
3. Solo (cornet Costa Diva" (Norna) .Bellini,
sigor A. Iiberati.
g. COll0catiOn, Albion" with solos for cornet,
clarinet, euphonium, and futc... Baetons,
Messrs. Lelferth, Aud, Gore, and NOzislt.:
PART II.
1. Colocation, "reminiscences from Meyerbeer,
comprising gems from "L'Afr,icainne,m :" lie d
Pioesmel,- Robert lie Diable" and Les HUI
guenots." Tie solos by
BIessrs. Lelfcrth, Aud. and Gore.
2. Theme and variations (hute), "Sprng. Gentle
Spring" DE Carlo
3. Solo (cuphOnium), Theme and variations
SignOr RafiayalO. Raflayal0.
4. Solo icOrnet), Grand Fantastic. Hartman.
A. Liberat.
3. Colocation, Buttercup" DOdworth.
Harvey u. Dodworth, Conductor.
At the
OPERA-H0USE
the Rentz-Santley Novelty and Burlesque
Company will perform tomorrow and the
evening following. These frolicsome fe-
,nalcs have been great fayorites here i'm the
past. II is altogether reasonable TO suppose
that the boys will turn out in force to greet
them on these occasions.
Briefs and Personals.
The State Fair commences tomorrow.
Pay your eapitation-taX without further
delay.
Our country friends are coming into
town In liberal numbers. They all say that
wha; With the arches, electric lights, flags,
,.,.,or- Sc. Richmond never looked so