The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-23
VIRGINIA Mora

The United States shin .James,owr 49,
rived at Hampton Roads THURSDAY eva-
ning from Newport.
The storehouse and ten-pin alley ~ 7
". Halnes, at Bufordville, Va. was do.
s'royed by fire on sunday.
Major John W. Daniel made fine i'm.
preston and did good work at Harrison.
burg last Monday. '''"
j. A. Kelley, for years foreman q, hr,doo
builders on the Manassas division 90 r.
Midland road, died in Alexandria ON Wei
nesday.
Rev. r. {. James, pastor OF the Rants,
church at Buchanan, has accented a cali 70
,ulpeper Courthouse, and will removc
there in November. =
Miss Josephine Herring. a bright and
popular young lady Of Rockingham countv
hVing near Bridgewator. died OF fynhoid'
FEVER on sunday last; aged nineteen wears
Secretary Folger. who was nominated for
Governor 10y the New York RenubIicans
is still in the hands Of his physician. bcin,,
treated Tor severe malarial attack. which
may develop into maIarial fever.
Suit in Appcmattox county brought
ny Joe llarvic lcolored) against the Norfolk
ana Great Western railroad TO recover
DAMAGES for the loss Of leg has been de-
cidcd IN favor OF the company.
4 white boy named j. II. Browlev. who
entered the house OF Mr.. Robert smith in
Fairfax, and stole two watches and p1ln
was captured wednesday and the property
recovered.
The Low-Moor blast furnace was re-.
lstled, after several months rest. on Sat
urday last. The torch was applied by Miss
Bessie Goodwin, daughter Of the general
superintendent, and the event was made
The occasion Of formality and cheer.
Mr.. j. Gardner Woodward. agent OF the
Richmond and Allegheny railroad at CIif-
ton Forge. and Miss Kate 81. Clair Vowcls.
niece OF the Misses McCurdy. were mar
rcd in the McCurdy House parlors. at
Chiffon Forge, on Wednesday September
20, lSS2, Rev. O. +. Burgess officiating.
4 valuable horse belonging to 4 colored
man named Howard was killed by a shift
ing engine at West Point on Thursday.
The horse became frightened. and backing
the vehicle under the wheels Of the cugine
was thrown down and had both hind legs
cut of.
The boy who was shot near Wythcvillc
last week 10y William Crockett i not dead.
~ we stated last week, but i still alive
and reported to be in fair way to recover.
No clue ha, been found as to the where
atouts Of the murdcrer.-Abingdon Ston-
ddrd.
The HcQd Succzer at Richmond gives NJ
one column and quarter OF its campaign
space 10 jim Wright-and for what? SIM
ply 10 let the fellow tel what everybody in
Lynchburg and Campbell county knows
that he is a blatant Radical scalawag. who
always mas and always will array himself
against the worth and rcspcctabilty Of
kings Precinct " ! Faugh !-Lp.cLturg
NelrS
Last Friday little daughter Of the late
Ambrose T.. Warner, whose mother. Mrs.
Mary j. Judd. live. near Antioch. in PAGE
feared fatally. kicked 10y q horse. She had
gone 10 the field to catch the horse. and.
staving LONGER than II was thought nece~-
>lry. She va, sent for and found in help
less condition. having been kicked in the
stomach. She was taken home. and At last
accounts was doing a. well a could be eX-
pec,cd.-Page Courier.
DUEL FEUsTEATEn.-It j. reported here
to-day that duel was frustrated near Gull
pcUer Courthouse yesterday morning by
the timely arrival on the scene Of the law
officer, who had heard Of the affair, 1t is
said that the principals and the seconds had
taken their positions. and were waiting for
tie word fire" when the officer arrived.
One Of the participants, it i, said, was
Young Burgess. Of Culpepcr. but The name
Il the other and the cause OF the intended
duel could not be a>certaincd. \ dispatch
received here this afternoon from Culpeper
saws the dueili>t> went out to hoax the
sheriff l-1lcrqndria Gazette.
some day, ago we mentioned that gem
ueman and lady, while passing along
Church street, were approached i'll
threatening manner By a negro with q
bludecon. who. when detected, humbly
asked for two cents. and made hl> escape
when the gentleman attempted 10 selZe
him. The police have since been on the
lookout for the supposed highWayman, and
last night found him in the person Of a
bolf-demenfed negro by The name OF Ned
Harris. widely known in the clly lof ms
Giraffe habits. Harris confessed that he
wa. the man for whom search was BENG
made. and that on the occasion mentioned
H.. VA, only having a little fun. lie had H.
and now viii board with Sergeant >lade
for one calendar month - penalty. IL l.
.c,rcriy probable that any assault was IN
,l.1'l -. li.n - Norfolk ItdCCT.