The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-29
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,rcrrox or pssToR--RuMORED REMOVAL
peIvGATEs TO THE INTERNATIONAL Sun
DAY SCHOOL CONVENTIONS NOTABLE SER.
MON PfRE-AccfpENT- CASES
FoR TRIAL N swicK-RErRtsENTA-
TIvEs ELECTED, &C.
fCorrespondenee Of the Richmond DispatchJ
MARCH %, 1881.
AT q meeting OF the trustees OF the He
brew congregation in this city held ye>lcr-
dav Rev. VI. Nu.sbsum, OF Potisvile. Pa
was elected reader for the synagogue ~
place OF Rev. Alexander Gross. resigned;
Mr.. Nussbaum has been here Tor seVefal
DAYS. aud in his conduct Of the services Ut
the synagogue, as well ~ In his soclal inter-
course with the members OF the cOD.FeGa-
ton, gave sgch general satisfaction 'hal no
doubt was felt rs 10 his election, tDoush ihc
names OF several other distinguished dN'hes
were before the trustees. The new pas,or
left this morning for Pottsyiile TO DING HIS
| family 10 Petersburg, ana VIII enter upun
his pastoral duties next week. Rev. Mr..
Gross. who has been pastor OF the SYM
cocup for the past twelve years, viii leave
for Easton. Pa, tomorrow, where be has
accepted call.
/ There has been rumOr on.the street Tor a
day or two that the cnicf cOmmisSary de-
partment OF The Atlantic, Mississippi ana
! Ohio railroad. which has all the while been
| located in This city, would probably be re-
moved 10 Lvnchburg. No official notlhca-
/ lion VI any such intention has been received
/ by the officer in charge OF the department.
II Is not probable that any action viii he
taken by the new owners OF the road a1cct-
inc existing arrangements until after Toe
rc0roapiZltiOn OF the company.
/ \, n meeting OF the Methodist Suudly-
School Board held yesterday afternoon
! Mr.. II. +. Wilson was recommended Tor ap-
poiniment as delegate to represent that de-
nomination in the international sunday
School Convention, " hich meets in Toronto,
! Clnada, in June next. The other eyangeli-
cal denominations VIII also make recom-
mcndation,; but a oug congressional dis
trict j. only entitled 10 two delegates. the
names of the four gentlemen 20 recon-
mcndcd will 90 before committee repre-
sentlng each denomination. who Mil de-Ig-
nate to the Stale Executive Committee
which two Of them shall be appointed dele
.ateS. Il is designated to appoint only
such gentlemen aS will 20 the Convention.
Rev. DR.. John +. Edwards last night ad'
dressed crowded congregation at the
| Market.Street Methodist Episcopal cuurcb
on the subject. " Where and dow To oiN
'No.'" 1t was a sermon especially Tor tie
young, and was very notable ana power.
! ful effort. and J. TO be followed BY second
sermon Of like character next sunday
night.
\ fire occurred yesterday afternoon al
] the mouse in Blandford occupied A. a store
ard dwelling Nv Mr.. r. {. DeWeIl ana own
/ ed by MIS-. Luke Farrell. Fortunately toe
damage was ,lIehj-Ouly portion Of the
Iroof being burned. Property fully III
>ured.
johnny Murray, AGED twelve years, son
OF Mr. Jane, Murray. Of Blandiord, Whie
ipiayfuly wrestling with school com
/ ranlon this morning, fell and Fractured one
OF ni, legs.
-Four ncgroe, vino for some time past
have been confined in our cry jail. sent
here from Brunswick, were yc-lcrdiy taken
ON, 10 that county TO be tried Tor felony.
Tbc,r names are Oliver Ilalchett, Litletcn
Uaichetf, and Henry Carroll, charged with
causing the death OF colOred man named
Young by poison, aud Charles Anderson,
char.ed with grand lirceny. Thcy have
Iruoloyed able counsel TO defend them, and
+, /. thought probable that their eases may
| he removed to the Circul' Court for trial.
! AppomattoX Lodge OF odd Fellows has
/ elected Alexander W. Archer, Jime> 1.
/ Norris, and j. W. Bruret ~ representa-
tive, TO the Grand Lodge, which meets next
month in Richmond.
There are three iunaiic> III our iIil to be
sent this week to the asylum>-cne 10 VIII
liam,burg and two to Richmond.
ROBIN ADAIE.