The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-23

ANOTHER Nl.D flEhAN WI Inn " Az WI
1872 GoNE.-llr. Mack ship died at the
residence OF his daughter. Mrs. III. W.
Rudolph. No. 1910 east Main street. yes
terday at 1:15 o'clock \. VI. He was born
i'm the county Of Luncnburg III the year
1889, and was consequently ninety-three
wears Of age. In the war OF 1912 he enlist
ed. and marched from Lunenburg county
TO Norfolk. He served during the whole
war. and was honorably discharged. He
was a pcnsioncr Of the United States Gov
ernment for many years. He enjoyed good
health almost up 10 the time OF death,
and died in the full hope OF a blessed I'M
mortality, leaving one daughter.
TIE LATE SAMUEL 4. GLOVER. Nj.
Gloyer's funeral took place from Or. llOge's
church YESTERDAY afternoon at O'Clock,
end was attended by the employees OF the
First National Bank in Il body, and by
large concourSe oi people WHO knew the
deceased and appreciated his great moral
worth and value aS a citizen.
AMBULANCE CAUSE.-THE city ambulance
RESPONDED To three calls yesterday. The
first was 10 attend cOlorcd man who was
taken sick ON the corner of Seventh ana
Cary strcetS--hc was carried 20 his home
the second was to attend colored man
attacked with paralysis on Franklin street
near rScyentccnth-takCn tOthe alm>hou>c;
and the third was to attend coIored wo-
man on Twcnty-siNth street near Main
, taken To the almshOusc.
POLICE CouRT.-Thefo following cases were
disposed OF yesterday:
/ William III. Jackson (cOlored), charged
with breaking and entering in the night
time the store and dWclling-houSc on the
corner of Hague and Lester streets. occu-
pied by James Jones, with intent to COM
/ mil larceny, was sent on TO the grand jury.
Maggie Martin. charged with being
/ drunl. on the streets. and with being va
grant. was committed to jail for five days
/ I'm default of surety.
Up. johnson, charged with keeping his
( barber-shop open on sunday, was fined -.
james Mallory. charged with being
! drunk. was fined 81.
PIGgoy-MATCH BALTIMORE ys. RICH-
uoVp match since the Brewer Mitchell
contest has excited q much interest among
the sportsmen here - the match shot at the
Baseball Park between Mr. Kcll, Balti-
more'S best shot, and Mr.. {. L. Stokes, oi
thi. city. The match was made for fifteen
birds a side. but after the eleventh bird Mr..
Kcli withdrew, as il was impossible for him
10 win the match. The score resulted n
follows: ,.u,.,,,
Kcn.-....llI99IQ19i9 . 3
Mr.. kell used Leieyrc gun; Mr. stokes
= Clark IL Sneder hammerle>s.
The MozAET THIS EvENING.-First, over
turr. "Dcr Freischutz,' (Webcr) orches-
fra: second, solo alto, Heart, Whence
Thy JOY and Sorrow" (Gmbert,) Miss
Eolmc Sheffield; third, solo cello, "Le
Desir." (Seryais,) Mr.. c. ". Thilow;
fourth. a. "Mcditations.' (GOunod,) b.,
..Carrillon.' - (scherz,) orchestra; nth, solo
alto. {" Cradle song" (Wallace,) Miss Eoline
Sheffield; sixth. solo tenor, " Dorm fire,,
(Scuderi.) Mr.. +. W. lIof; seventh, "Ni-
hge swallows" STRAUSS orchestra.
THE TnEATRE.-To-morrow night Bart
lev Campbelrs American drama My Part
ncr will be produced at the Theatre. IL
comes with the most favorable mention
from the press Of other cities where 1t has
lbeen giycn, and j. commended for H.
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