The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-03

cocroRArION COURT fNPtDITI0US DISPOSAL
nr COMMUNICATING GARLAS DEATH IN
vsnroRp-rHe AMATEUR AtfoRs AT THE
nrrrA .HOUSE--ASH WEDNESDAY ILLNESS
az CoLoRED MINISTER PAsroRAL-A
.,ptlggARD "--shgfPKlLLiNG.
,,,.resn,n6ercc Of the Richmond Dispaich.i
MARCH >. 1881.
rho Corporaiion Court-Judge Garland
.,d,pg-ai It's session on Yesterday dis
ia az the cases Of several offenders
~, tho commonwealth. The grand Jury
e., r.c.cntcd indictments against John
,.,p,cbard>on aud Frederick Tay'or. both
''t,rcA. the first Of whom J. charged with
-,..rdor the latter with demonstrating. The
ms ~ McRichsrdSon viii be taken up
V,...,y. TaVlor was tricd and found
,il,, and sentenced TO ike yc1rs nara
-'t,r I'm 'hc penilenlisrv. one James Fer
IAN alias Langhorne. Was >cnlc9ced 10
80, yeats va The pouitcniialy for house
,'[sting. The case Of Ayerctt was post
nod uH The April term and The accused
i,o,.rcd 20 h1il. judge Garland i. per-
49,. .hc oldest tenant of the judicial bench
., ,be Tni'ed states, but TIE expedition
',.,, which business j. transacted in hi,
.,.r sill appcT from these Instance, of
orc dl,', work.
NJ andrew u. Hodge,. highly.c>-
..',,1 citizen Of Bedford, residing in the
,-bborhood Of Charlemori, died on sun.
I., f., AFTER an Illness OF only afew hour>.
no rendition 81 TIE ] ady II Lyons and
ni,.r Twist 10 TIC OpCIa-hou>c list nlght
E,s company OF native amateurs, under
. ,,,p,a, mcnt Of Miss Il. /. Morgan,
49, great >ucc. -. Mis- Morgan herself
p5ulinc IN the first play and Nancy
.",,.p NJ The CIV bv whom she was assisted
,,.rs Nil. Alice Clarke, Miss Mamie Black
~ Mr. John II. Christian, MIR. Eugene
p.,,., NJ. !. W. Mitchell. Mr.. W. 4.
.,,,.b,r. and Others. l. i agreed that all
lIitcir mart, admirably well. Miss Nor
,.n -. stated. ms determined 10 go upon
,tI,.. and her friend, are greatly grali-
@'1,vfh. .ucca>> a. hen alappcarance.
sr,.c,. approprate 10 Ash Wcdnc> day
..e announced for thi> morning in all 4 'he
.t.r.h,. which observe thc Lcnltn season.
p,y w. Morris. pastor Il The colorcd
r',.i.i church Of thi- civ, j. lylu. at the
r,,o, f death VIII crySipc!J>. lie ho>
i..o obi 81 biz head for several days. and
r.r,c1ytry !, regarded Is almost lmpossi-
p.y. Fa.her llaS'y. Of the Church Of the
uIv C,o... who H. been quite 10 during
49,. ,io.,r. j. announced 20 be- better.
The Gi., six months Of The engagement
of Ecy. Nj. Gregory Il pastor OF the
F,lIn5n, chapel EXPIRED yesterday. Du'
ri1,fhl u11lc Of the severe winter services
lgyrbean held in ttc caWch every sunday
with rt one exception.
YcicidYY q regular "hizz1rd drove
ur from iait, unknown and caVc sudden
and decided change to the weather. The
mercury ig % once, and Gurrc the diy
rsn.,difom one to three degrees below The
freezing point.
Tie mean temperature 81 this point fer
ile month oi February was 3 $; lowest
.cmp,rru,e, IL; mean barometer, 80 IS;
rainfall, , 90.
Fourteen fine sbecp-ail be h1d-were
hil,d last saturday for Captain William II.
y VIII. ncar Chalemonl. Bedford. 10y worth.
le,, cuI>. The captain ;, in anxious pur-
,ut Il d. law.
Captain T. T. Lee will remove to the city
from hi> farm. recently sold to Captain John
-. LnghDruc. next week.
The Hli City Guard, (colorcd), Captain
!. ". CuIl, ,tut tomorrow Tor Washing
ton cily 10 attend the inaugural exercises II
President Garfield. TELEPHONE.