The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-22
OuARLorrESYILLE.

DEATH or AN EsT1NABLE LADf--A ohAsIhI
| srECTAcLE-ISDICTNENTs bfiiSi
coxGEEss--sSow-PEIs
correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.I
DECEMBER 81, 1882.
The funeral of Mrs.. Thomas II. Camp,
who died on Monday, took place Yesterday
at II o'clock from the Ncthotist cii'iicn'
She was the daughter OF A. y. Warwick'
ESQ.,, OF this place, end sister OF kev. "A.
II. Warwick, OF the Methodist Conferences.
She was lady Of sterlpg character. enc
leaves several little children.
A gentleman on going TO his home iuer-
day evening, on the Earlysville roao, Jus,
on the outskirts OF the town, noticed 4
wagon, to which mule was a'acncu,
standing in the road. The mule had fallen
10 the ground. and was seemingly In Tue
last STAGES OF dissolution. Upon cxanlin-
inc tbe wagon, what was bis establishment
70 find It occupied bya corpse! There
was no orc in sight. and the gentleman was
comnletclv mystilied. Was the corpse the
driver Of the mule. and had the mule
and his driver thus died siniilts-
neouslv on the read! Unable 10
e,(ye the mystery he passed on, ana
learned that the corpse was that oi an ola
cc,ored pa,iper who had died away from
tLc Door-ho,lsc. and some one had sert tie
coln.c to town for burial. The mule gave
ont. and the driver LEFT TO get help. and
during Eis absence the gentleman referred
70 came upon the giiastly scene. The cir
cum,tancc gave rise 10 all sorts OF ruinors.
The body YVES taken care oil by the authori-
Ties. 1T,
The grand jury have brought indict-
mcrts against jamcs WaylanG. special tax
collector, in niHc eases. and in ore ease
against J. 4. 5. Taylor. for illegal use OF
taN-rcccipts.
The committee to consider and arrange
for Bgptis, Church Congress, consisting
OF Roys. w. Il. l.. Smith. OF LynchbuTg:
]. G.. iIilcp. OF Charlottesville; j. NJ.
Frost, OF stanton; G. r. james, OF Cul-
percr Courthouse; aud j. VI. McCowN, OF
Gordonsyiilc. recently met ut Gordons-
vile, the place appointed, and made out
The following:
The Baptist Congress 20 meet on Tues
DAY evening, February -, 1883. at 1870
O'Clock, IN the Baptist church at Lynch
burg. No leading address or essay i 10
exceed icity-fiye minutes: the president to
rap down any cSSayi,t or speaker 81 The
respiration OF his time. After each leading
essay or address the president is 10 appoint
one speaker to follow, and The subject Is
then TO be thrown oron fOr general discus
sion. No speech after the leading essay or
address i to exceed twenty minutes. Rev.
u. l.. Burrows, OF Norfolk, Is 10 preside.
PrOQdmpe.- tuesday night, 1886 o clock.
essay on 1.-THE Preachers Altitude To-
wards Literature" BY Rev. Thomas Hume,
sOf Norfolk.
Wednesday morning. 10 O'Clock. address
on "Tbe Higher Lie Mcv,ment-ltS sig
niiicance and Influence" by Rev. Thomas
:. Dunnaway, Of Fredericksburg. At l.
NJ. "'ghc Baptist and the People" Nd
dress bv Rev. Cornelius TyTec, of Liberty.
lat / p. NJ, "Utlizing Boys in Church
Work" Address by Rev. ". l.. Hatcher,
Of Richmond. At y, ~, "Ihc Chris
tan Citizcn-liis Duties and Ills priyi-
leges.' Address by Rev. y. y. Brown, Of
Bichmond College.
Thursday morning. 10 o'clock, essay on
.'Thc sabbath Question" ny Professor G..
J.. Cooke, OF Hoilins Institute. AT II NJ.
"The Present Aspect al the Negro Pro-
blem," essay by Professor u. Puryoar, Of
Richmond College. st p. ~. essay on
"The Science Of Ethics in Is Relation 10
the Modern Pulpit" ~ Professor y. Il.
Davis, Of the University Of Nirginia. At
s p. NJ, ''The Proper Attitude Of Baptist
Churches Towards Popular Amusements.'
Address by Rev. Andrew Droaddus, OF
Caroline.
Friday, 10 O'Clock, "Thc Influence Of
Baptist Principles on Current Religious
Thought Address by Rev. /. Il. Lake,
OF Fauquier. At II H., sermon Gu The
Love of Christ Corsiraineth U.s. Cor,
v, 1i-by Rev. J. y. Chanb'iss, Of War
renton, followed by ten-minutc talks, sihg-
ing. and prnycr till , U'ciock. ri L. NJ,
closing address by the President, Rev. j.
l.. BunOv OF Norfolk.
The Congress viii not be . cuisines,
meeting. Tie sole o. ieci i, to discuss inn
poltant matters oi current religious and
social interest. 10 delegates will lie al
pointed from churches or associations.
SNOW Tell TO ihe depth OF i've inches
here yesterday.
Richard 7. Martin, Esq. has been elect
ed teller OF the Albemarle Bank Ujce v. ..
watson, resigned.
George N. barrow, OF Omaha, Neb., Is
visiting lis friends in Charlottesville.
! CUP.