The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-25
Personals ard Hriefs.

The account OF the ball at the Allan house
fyith corrections and additiOns) ana iull
repOrts OF the Richmond celebration VIII
appear i'm our next weekly.
II Is a matter Of fact and public record
that of the people now paying the poll-taX
TO the clerk OF the Hastings Court the
negroes outnumbcr the whites about two
to one.
At the Baptist ministers meeting on Mon
day morning Rev. W. p. Walker, pastor
Of the Baptist church at Huntington, W.
Va, made statement Of the needs OF MS
church, and resolution was unanimously
adopted warmly commencing and endors-
ing Rev. Mr.. Walker and his work.
General Il. Lindsey Walker has been
seriously in, but was better yesterday.
The pOstpOnemcnt OF the military parade
yesterday was a great disappointment to
the people, many OF whom mot beng
otherwise infOrmed) stayed on the Capitol
Square hours and hours waiting for the
military to come.
If YOU have removed from your old
precinct since YOU registered, see that you
land others in like case are properly trans
ferred TO your present precinct.
See that you are properly registered and
that you have your poll-tax receipt for
1880.
The First and Second Markets will be
~kept open all day to-day, and be closed to-
morrow, in consequence OF the grand pa
rade OF societies and trades OH that day.
The Ragamufins of Manchester have ar
ranged series OF daylight tableauX, which
when presented to our citizens this after
noon, il is believed, will be highly agreca-
BILE and edifying. They intend, it is wills
pered, to "take of" some OF the celebri-
ties Of the day. Their parade takes place
between 2 and o'clock. For the credit
OF their historic town il il probable that
they will be " on time"
The alarm OF fire Sunday morning about
IL O'Clock was caused by the partial burn
ing OF the house occupied by Thomas Kane,
on Main street between Twcnty-tiith and
Twenty-sixth streets. Loss about 800
covered by insurance.
DIR. Albert Snead. formerly Of this city,
but now of Waco, Texas, is here on visit.
His friends are delighted to see him.
LET IT BE THE FASHION, like Centennial
decorations, for everybody to ask every
body else ii he has registered, needs to be
transferred, and has paid his capltation-taX.
Police CoURT.-The following cases
were disposed OF yesterday:
Thomas Gentry, James L. Taylor, J. b.
Winston, n. b. ROutt, William DenZemore,
Charles Clifford, William III. Stewart, Ben
iamin Tabb (coloredl and Emanuel GOOde
.were fined 81 each for being drunk.
J. w. Radcliffe, nonresident, charged
with being drunk, was sent ont OF town.
Andrew Morris was fined " for being
drunk.
Kate Perkins (colored) was fined - fcf
disorderly conduct on the street and re-
a1using 70 move when ordered by the
police.
Thcc...,as Turner (colored) was fined g
for being drunk aud disorderly on the
street.
Charles O. Hope was fined 300 Tor
being drunk and disorderly on the street.
George st. John and George Anthony,
charged with being drunk and dlsorderly
on the street, were fined s. each.
George Cary and Ann Winston, disor-
derry and creating disturbance ON the
street, were fined $3.50 each.
Agnes Brown (cOlored), charged witt
stealing $26 from Mrs. Kroner, was sent x
Jail for four months.
Bradford Robinson, charged with ours
Ing and abusing Adelaide Robinson, wa
,rcquired to give surety for his good be
hayior.
William Undertake. charged with as
saulting and wounding Mary Z. Rudd
was required 10 give surety for his goo'
behavior.
MEX I.arkin and Joseph Doyle, charge
with stealing q from Wi.iiam Howard
were sentenced to be punished with fiftee
stripes each. An appeal was taken to tn
Hastings Court.
Thomas Jones, charged with being IL
matte, was committed to Jail 10 await tn
action Of q lunacy commission.
William Stewart, Thomas Nowland, an
John Lynch, charged with being suspicion
characters, were required to give surety TO
their good behavior ten days. Committe
I'm default.
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