davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-09
Sud,lcn Death i'm n Police Station.

Monday night w. 4. Taylor, a carpenter
by trade, and about forty years OF age, was
arrested and taken TO the Third police sta
ton charged with being person OF un-
sound mind. He had evidently been on a
protracted spree. At about . O'Clock Ser
geant George W. Epps, thinking that Mr..
Taylor's condition demanded medical at
tention, through the telephone called the
almshouse for doctor. but without get
ting any reply. At o'clock and 6 O'Clock
the same officer looked in upon the prison.
cr in his cell and found him doing well, rs
he thought. Upon the last visit Mr.. Tay-
Or talked incoherently. He said that he
wanted to see Captain Epps; that he "was
building a market-hOusc for him" in that
part OF the city. About O'Clock he was a
dead man. Coroner Taylor held an in
quest, and the jury rendered verdict
" that death was caused by sickness, and
no blame i to be attached to any one at
this station. they having done all in their
power to assist him." lie leaves four chill
dren, who are now both fathcrless and mo-
therle,s. They reside with relatives in the
country. Mr.. Taylor had room for him
self on Brook avenue near Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-09
Death OF BaccigaIuDo.

Angelo BaccigalupO, who was sent &c
the penitentiary from Richmond in 1875
for an attempt TO murder his wife, died
J quite suddenly in that institution Yesterday
Deceased was an Italian, about forty
years OF age. and for several years kept q
bar and also a confectionery stand near the
| Byrd-Street depot. lie was addicted ia
drink, and finally became very jealous about
his wife. One night he induced her TO
walk out with him, and on a sudden he
attacked her with knife and gave her
eleven wounds.
She was not 80 fortunate rs Lady Flor
ence Dixie; her corset did not protect her
flesh. Some OF the cuts were very severe.
BaccigalIIpO jumped into the canal, and
attempted TO escape by swimming across
from the north side TO the south side, in the
direction Of Halls foundry, but was caught
as he emerged from the stream. He was
tried. found guilty, and sentenced TO eight
years. Imprisonment in the penitentiary.
His counsel pleaded insanity for him, but
without avail.
When Sergeant Lee was carrying him TO
the penitentiary he jumped from the Ser
geants buggy; ran from First street down
towards the old boat-yard, and made sec
ond plunge into the canal for liberty, and
was again captured. Sergeant Lee in pur-
suing him fell and broke his arm.
BY many Of the officers Of the peniten-
tiary deceased was regarded rs a crazy man.
On Monday he ate inordinately Of peas,
and was some time thereafter attacked by
cOnyulsions, death following at 10 O'Clock
yesterday morning.
His wife is still living in this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-09
LOCAL MATTERS.
Briefs and Personals.

J Mr.. George w. Bankenship. resident
OF Manchester, and an employG of the Old
Dominion Iron and Nai-WOrks, at Belle
Isle, had his hand crushed in piece Of
machinery Monday. One finger bad to be
amputated.
The Bethel Cadet Corps, OF Bethel
Academy, will visit Richmond on the 18th
instant. They will number about seventy
men. rank and file. They will remain in
the city one day.
Yesterday Justice Richardson, OF the
Police Court. fined party five dollars for
pulling flowers in Oakwood cemetery. This
Is night, and thoughtless persons who com
nit depredations Of this sort should take
warning.
The Richmond Howitzers have decided
TO accept the invitation OF the Oakwood
Memorial Association to parade on the
afternoon OF the 10th OF May and to par
ticipate in any service which they may have.
They will assemble at q O'Clock, and will
be escorted by Captain Browns company
OF the First Virginia regiment.
1t is authoritatively stated that the con-
gregation Of the Augusta Baptist church,
which recently extended Rev. DIR. j. h..
Hawthorne call to that pastorate, have
decided TO release the Doctor from his en-
gagement. and that he will remain in Rich
mond, the pastor OF the First Baptist
church
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-09
DIR. .lIOwp,a Lccfurp.

Last night Il most refined and critical
audience assembled at Mozart Hall to hear
DR.. Hoge's lecture on "Modern Chiyalry."
1t was worthy OF the distinguished divine,
worthy OF the chaplain OF the First Nir-
gina regiment, and worthy OF the great
subject. which was handled so eloquently
and ably. The Doctor evidently felt all
that he said, and never spoke more fittingly.
He was introduced in most becoming
manner by Colonel G. j. Anderson, and
spoke without notes. He commenced
by saving that he had wanted for Il
long time a practical opportunity OF testl-
fying his high esteem for the regiment, OF
which he was a member, and perhaps this
feeling lent inspiration to his remarks. lie
gave an interesting review Of ancient Chi
valry, and then compared this with modern
deeds Of gallantry and bravery. In pic
turing Robert +. Lee, j. +. B. Stuart,
and Stoncwall Jackson he made the picture
so plain that none doubted the superiority
OF the mechanical age 10 that OF the boastcd
days Of ancient chiyalry. All through the
lecture there ran thread OF deep interest
and instruction. and the audience went
away with feelings Of fullest satisfaction.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-09
pnficc Court.

The following eases were disposed OF
Henry walters, drunk. Fined -.
Amanda Morris (colored), drunk and dis
orderly. Fined 500.
4. j. Morris (colored), drunk and resist
ing the police. Fined $50.
Alex. jackson (colored), drunk and dis
orderly on the street. Fined 500.
4. +. sprige, charged with creating q
disturbance in the bar-room OF William
SncIliugs. Fined -.
Charles Iiaines, drunk. Fined S2.5D.
sarah Walker (colored), charged with
being dsorderly on the street. Flned
900. ,ho pot,o,
4 Young girl was fined 3 in The Ponce
court Yesterday morning for plucking
flowers in Oakwood cemetery. -,
William j. Faudree, charged WIN U.s.
saulung and striking Charles wright. oeh'
to iail for thirty days and fined $40.
Everett Melton, sent on to the graho
iurv for assaulting and violently resisting
Policeman ". NJ. Colgin while in the dis
charge Of his duty. -, ,.,,
Chris. Hagan, charged with unlawi9
tresnaSs. Continued till to-day: Balled
Sncnccr Lee tcolored), charged WIN aS
SAINT and hattery.' Continued I'LL to-da!
Committed in default OF bail.
William Cox (white) and WINE AM
rr,rri. Tcolored) were fined g each Tor con
tempt Of court in falling TO appear Us WIZ
ncSses.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-09
Supreme Court of Appeals.

UutchcsOn and ais. rs. GrubbS, admins
tor. and ais. Appeal allowed and super
Sedeas awarded to a decree pronounced by
the Circuit Court OF Mccklenburg county
on the 10Th Of March, 1883.
Johns rs. Johns and ais. Appeal allow
ed and s,ipcrSedcGS awarded TO a decree
pronounced by the Circuit Court OF Fair
fax county on the 3lst OF March. 1888.
County Of Chesterfield rs. Hail and GiS
Writ OF error and SUperSede7S awarded to
an order Of the Circuit Count OF Chester
field county entered on the 2oth OF May,
1852. -,
Childrcy and ais. rs. Rady and as. The
Attorncy-General dcmurred 10 the answer
OF the defendants. The defendants Joined
in said answer, and the question was
brought up in that way. Argued by At
torney-Gencral Blair for the plaintiffs and
Hon. A. II. Kelley and Judge W. W.
Crump for the defendants.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-09
Mistaken for "a Burglar.

Monday night, at II o'clock, man who
claims to be Morrison VI. Woodward, OF
Montgomery county, Pa. went to flaior
Joe Walkers, inIhcStcriield county, and
attempted to get in the house. lie tried to
ener at the upstairs window, and falling
there cndeavored to get in at the front
door. He seemed TO imagine that It was his
own home. and when asked what he want
ed said il was none OF the Majors business.
After some scuflling Woodward was Sc
cured. when he called for some one by the
name OF Ann" to bring him a double
barrel gun. Next he cried out for " llar-
rison," and then for "Bill Coles" He
would not at first give any information
about himself. lie is about sixty years OF
age. and had IN coin and greenbacks on his
person SS1.7G. He was taken 10 Manches-
ter and handed over to the police, and was
before the Mayor yesterday. HIS conduct
establishes the fact that he is demcnted,
and his friends North were teicgIaphcd to
do what they may deemnccessary to secure
his release.
Had MR Woodward been guilty OF any
such exploit in Richmond when the bur-
glars were a-burglaring he would almcst
certainly have been shot 10 pieces.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-09
DU II l. II l. o Q ID.
N .FMIA. srrTIENIA, sCROFrLA, and

rY.FMIA, SErTIEMIA, SCROfCLA, and
other forms Of fblood-poisonng resulting in gland
nlar swollings ulccrous patches In the throa; and
mouth ahsccsscs carbunclcs, tumors, ulcers, sores,
and skin-orupjious, arc speedily neutranzci and
expelled by the CUrICURA RESoLNENT, the
new blood-puyider while the ska is cleanscd of
all disfgurlng humors by The external use OF Gu
TICURA and CUTICURA SOAP. the great skin
cures. CUTlCURA RESOLNENr absolutely de-
stroys discasc-gcrms, which foat in the blood,
urine, and pcrspiTation-iherc Is no doubt about
it-And cxI,ols them through the bowels, Kidneys,
and pores OF thc skin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-09
NISYIT STORE.
CPRING GREETINGS FROM
~
MISFlT STORE,
q12 MAIN STREET.

Just now, when the April showers have passed
and May. beautiful May, with its green foliage and
warm sunshine reminds u, To put the ulster OF
overcoat away 20 slumbcr. the question Is,
WHAT To WEAR AND WHERE TO BUY 1T;
If you are looking for EXTRA FINE CLOTH
ING. the MISFIT STORE can suit you in STYLE
and price.
If YOU want MEDlUN-PRlCED CLOTHING
the MISFIT STORE can please YOU In quality anC
price.
If YOU want WORKING or BUSINESS-SUITS
the MISFIT STORE will convince you that oul
prices are lower than any house in Richmond.
s7,S7,S7 for ALL-WOOL CASHMERE SUIT
guaranteed 10 DE worth Sl2.
as, IS. IS. for PURE INDIGO-BLUE FLANNEL
SUITS. guaranteed 10 be worth sl4.
s925.S9.25.Sq.25, for BLACK CHENiOT SUIT
guaranteed to be worth SIS.
SlO.5O. SlO.5O. 5000, for IMPORTED CHEN'
lot SUITS choice from fourteen patterns
guaranteed to DE worth SIS.
sl3.sI3.S13 for ENGLISH WORSTLD SUITS
worth S25.
SUIT in MELTON CLOTHS, CAsslMEREs
and WORSTED. Any Of these suits are well
worth $50.
PANTALOONS IN GREAT VARIETY.
AGOOD PAIR WORKING PANrALOONs ioI
$3.50;
4 MICH BETTER PAIR PANTALOONS foi
80;
AII-WOOI PANTALOONS for $3.50;
FINE DRESS PANTALOONS for s3.2J;
EXTRA-FINE DRESS PANTALOONs for s4.2o
OUR Low PRICES ARE HELPING Us TO
PANE.
MISFIT STORE.
9l2 MAIN STREET,
COMlfEGCIAL-CLUB BUILDING.
OPEN EVENINGS TILL , O'CLOCK; SAT
TRDAXS TILL 10 i. VI. my
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-09
Why He DID II.
GENERAL JUBAL A. EARLY AND TUE BURNING
OF CHAMBERsBURG, Pa.

GENERAL JUBAL A. EARLY AND TUE BURNING
OF CHAMBERsBURG, Pa.
The Tribune Of Tuesday contains the
following letter, which it says was never
in print before: 100,
Dear Sir.-In reply to your inquiries l
have 10 inform you that the Town Oh Sl'''n-
hersburo was burned on the same day on
which the demand on 1t was maze Dy NJ
Causland and refused. 1t was ascerlained
that a force of the enemy's cavalry was ap-
preaching. and there was no time lor ue-
Law. Moreover, the refusal was peieHip'o-
rv, and there was no reason 1or deial' uh-
less the demand was n mere Idle threat
As to the other inquiry, had no h1oN-
ledge OF what amount OF money tItIe
migbt be i'm Chambersburg. l Knew tha'
il was town Of some 12.OOO inhaDitsiitS.
The town OF Frederick, IN Maryland
which was a much smaller town tliil
Cbambersburg, had in June very prompI!
responded TO my demand on IL 1or 9ZOO,-
600 some OF the inhabitants, who were
friendly to Us, expressing resrel lil;t[ ~ !
had not put my demand at SoOU'UuU;;
There was one or more h''ioll'si 1i,.'i
hanks at Chambersburg, and the town
ought to have been able 10 raisS
the sum | demanded. | never heard
that the refusal was based on inability TO
nav sucb a sum, and there was no oiler 10
nav anv sum. The value Of the houses de-
stroyed bv Hunter, with their contents,
was fully 100000 in gold, and at the time
I made the demand the price o. gold IN
ereenbacks had very nearly reached 80 and
was going up rapidly. Hence it was that
required the $500, 900 in greenbacks, II the
cold was not paid, to provide against any
further depreciation OF the paper money
would have been fully justified by tht
laws of retaliation in war in burning th'
town without giving the inhabitants Tue
opportunity Of redeeming II.
j. A. EARLY.
Ed,card ". Box, Esq, Brooklyn, NJ 1'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-09
Ed,card ". Box, Esq, Brooklyn, n.

Saws the Atlanta Constitution: The CIVIL
Service Commission no sooner wriggles ouI
~ one difficulty than it becomes meshed
nm In another. The recent appointments
have been roughly abused by the press
Now that the rules have been made pubiic,
they will prove nowhere more unlopGi,',. lIp"im,.
than in the South. heretofore apPoIn,d,
ments were supposed TO be apPoi ',,,a' liomLu
among the States on the basis oi popnn,
ton. An enforcement OF the law nov
would give the South thousands Oh pci'ns ".
OF which it is deprived. The proposa, "
the commission in its new ruies ~ man nd
appointments on the score OF meLlsi d,,;ea ato ~
not OF population, Is but another ue'ico "
keen the present occupants IN place.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-09
,r,,o s,coI Rollers for Making Flour.

The Supreme Court OF the united states
on Monday, in the paten'-,Tclse ,T oi Is;,,. n9neit
Conpanv. decided that the patent on what
i known As a new process for making flour
by crushing grain tetweSn rollers is void
been clearly described a' early as lSlI by
G. w. Fritzich. OF Leipsic. Iron rollers OF
,h;s c,oneraI character are in Use here in the
Cance mills. but they are fitted up and
joined with other patented parts. t., @ our lI
- ,bo docision. but it can harm them in
nc no w way. They bought their machinery
from iT re. responsible makers, who gave them
ample guarantee: against all ,,ie, eOmers claim
ing this, that, or The other ,h lh1ng: Hn;.,or ,u
ovar viii nrobably be to cheaper the roller
machinery, mach m,I and thus enable many milers
Of OFF, limited means to use it. Flour made
from it is preferred by most people now.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-09
Manchcstcr school Roa,d.

A called meeting OF the Manchester
School Board was held last night. There
was q full attendance. The only business
transacted was the election OF a teacher 10
I'll the vacancy caused by the resignation
OF Miss Bette l.. Irvine, who taught School
No. ?. Miss Maud Hewlett, a graduate OF
the High School. was elected to the posi-.
tion, and she will take charge OF the schso
to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-09
Hastings Court.

The following cases were disposed OF in
this court yesterday:
Samuel owens, for attempting to intimi-
date William NJ. Hall while in the discharge
OF his duty as Deputy Sergeant OF the clty'
was found guilty and sent to jail iortwelVe
months.
Spencer Jones, charged with stealing
certain articles from j. l.. Stagg. sent TO
iail for fifteen days.
Peter Pagan and Mollie Vaughan, unlaW-
full cohabitation. Appcalfrom Police Court.
Convicted and fined $50 each.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-09

New TRIAL GRANTED.-Cb Lee (col-
ored), condemned to be hung by the Hen
rico County Court, was yesterday granted a
new trial by Judge Wellford, OF the Hen
rico Circuit Court, to whom Major w. +.
G. Gregory, Lees counsel, had appealed.
Lee was convicted of numbering Daniel
Miller, near Hungary station. Lees coun-
sci appealed, contending that the verdict
was contrary to law and evidence.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-09
Flowers, Flowers.

II you wish to make home beautiful and
lovely adorn it with the beauty and fra
grancc OF flowers. w. w. Turner, Florist,
20S south Cherry street, has one OF the
largest and finest collections OF flowers ever
offered for sale in this city. Thousands OF
plants now in bloom. All kinds OF de-
signs tastefully arranged. His flowers can
also be purchased in the markets. Prices
low
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-09
Death OF Bishop Gibb. mss Mother.

An Associated Press teleg. am from New
orleans announces the death In that city
yesterday OF the venerable mother OF Most
ney: DANES Gibbons, ID. d., Archbishop OF
Baitimore. That distinguished preIatS his
the deep sympathy not only OF the Catfi0~
lie community OF Richmond, but also Of our
citizens generally, in his bereavement.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-09
GREATEST on EARTH.

CVRICURN REMEDIES are the greatest modi-
cincs on earth. Had Tie worst case OF salt rheum
in this county, My mother had II twenty years,
and in fact. died from 10. | believe CCTlfURA
would have saved her life. My arms. breast. and
head were covered for three years which nothing
relieved or cured until | used the CtTlCtRA
RESOLNtNr internally, and CDTlClRA and
CUTlCURA SOAP externally,
NEWARK. O. y. W. ADAMS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-09
TOrDedO Scare i'm Halifax.
TWO VESSELS MANNED BY FENIANs EXT

TWO VESSELS MANNED BY fENlANS EXPECTED
TO BLOW Up TIE SHIPPING.
4 Halifax, y. s., telegram Of the 7th
SAYS: Alarming TumOrS were current here
to-day that startling letter had been re-
ceiyed by Lieutenant-Governor Archibald,
warning him Of the expected visit to Hall
fax OF two suspicious American vessels,
and cautoning him TO have precautions
taken for the safety OF life and property
about the city. The LIeutcnant-Governor,
on being interviewed, admitted hay
ing received the letter, but refused
TO make known its contents or the nature
Of the measures which had been taken by
the military and naval authorities. From
other parties, who are in positions to know,
an mixing was obtained OF the contents OF
the letter, which can be relied on. Colonel
Clarke on Sunday communicated to the
officers the information, Said 10 be from sir
John Macdonald, that two suspicious yes-
sells. manned. il was believed, by FenianS,
and carrying quantity OF torpeGoes and
other dangerous explosives, had sailed
from Boston a few days ago, and. it was
thought, intended to make Halifax their
destination.
On arriving here it was asserted that the
torpcdoeS with which the vessels were
laden would he laid Is opportunity offered,
/ beneath the water OF the harbOr, with the
intention OF blowing up the shipping en-
tering or leaving. i line OF tOrpedOes was
| to be stretched from Sanlbro up the har-
/ Dor, as close to the city a. possible, ana
when the time arrived all would be fred.
| Particular mention was made in the letter
OF the necessity OF keeping an eXtraordl-
narlly strict watch on the 14th instant, the
dav on which Brady and other PhGniX-
/ Park murderers are te be executed, and IT
was also recommended that the guards at
the various barracks, powder-magazines,
dock-yard, and war-ships in port he
strengthened. 1t could not be learned
whether or not the guards on the imperial
property all over the city bad been increas-
ed. but on her Maiesty's ship Tenedos, now
in port, this has been done, and sentries
stationed at various points in the city have
becn instructed TO be careful whom they
allow to enter the gates at which they
watch.
uov THE INFORMATION WAS OBTAINED.
HALIFAX. May Sowing TO the receipt
nv Lieutenant Governor Archibald OF a
startling letter OF warning from Sir John
Macdonald a number Of special policemen
were sworn i'm this afternoon. The origin
nj the scare is said to be a report OF a de-
tectiye present at the Philadelphia Conyen-
tion that Brady's hanging-day was to sec
. combined action against England wher-
ever uossible, and at Halifax, and especially
at the most important British-Ameilcan
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-09
AUCTION SALES Tiirs DAY.

J. THOMPSON BROWN & Co, p. NJ, two
story detached double brick house ON First (or
IT. Stephens street.
T.. Is. COOK. i. W., at No. : north Eleventh
street, oflce-furnture. consisting 81 walnut
desks, chairs, iron safe, letter-prcs.. &c.
+. HOLZINGER, High Constable. 10 A. VI, at
No. 622 east Broad street, bscr-punp large
mirror. rcfrigeratOrs. bar-counters, gas-nN-
lures. &c.
+. B. COOK, PM, a large lot of miscellaneous
books.
WILLIAM GOLDSMITH. 0;30 \. VI. aud 1880
T.. M.. watches, Jeweiry, uiple-ph,ed silver
ware, &c.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 :. NJ, horses, vehicles
&c.
FOX & TAYLOR, 3 p. W. six cases choice Ia
nanas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-09
REsT nLoop-PURIFIER.

have used your CUTlCURA REMEDIES I'm
several cases of Eczema, Moist and Dry letter.
and CURED them an. Your CUTICURA RESOL-
VENT. 50 far as my supply allows me 20 test 10,
has. in my hands, exceeded in efficacy and cfi-
cheney any Alternative compound thioOd-nurinerl |
have ever made use Of In an active practice Of
thirty years duration. l.. y. ECkER, Nj. ID.
JACKSONNIlLE, IA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-09

MoRTuARY REPoRT FOR THE WEEK END
Apoplexy, white; Graln cancer Giser'e %itd color.
con,snmntion. c", / white, 4 colored; convul-
sTnSu''PT Si"ns' PcoIorcd; cOnyuIsions (nfantle),
cOlored color, debility, cOl0red; hydrOcepha-
i Ice cclored; old age. colored' paralysis,
white, I colored; pneumonia, ! colored !;
nalorcd ~ urgmia. | colored. Whole num-
Ser 81 deaths in the city, exclusive OF still
n,,."si ia,. Miarshall Ward, !; jefferson Ward.
N Madison Ward, 3 f.; Monroe Ward, 1; Clay
Ward, 2; Jackson Ward, o almshouse, g.
Rate OF mortality oil wnole population
was Is 80 per 900 per annum.
w Whole number Of deaths for the month
q, Anril 1I3-white, 65; colored, 7s.
]. q. CABELL, NJ. D.,
President Board Of Health.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-09

All conference OF the executive commit
toe Of the Iowa State Temperance Alliance
wednesday night resolutions were passed
that the ratihcation Of the prohibitory
amendment rests rs moral obligation on
the legislators, regardless Of the technical
obiecfion in the opinion Of the State Su.
preme Court and that the next uehera
Assembly should reenact a prohlbitory law
in harmony with the expressed will oi the
people.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-09
INSURANCE.

TOIN w. GORDON
., Will continue tO conduct a
GENERAL INSURANCE BtsiNtSS
at the Office lately occupied by Gordon iletsai's'
No. NORTH ELENhNlti I""Hi'
General Agent FOR tie
UANBl-RG-BREMEN rIRE-INs UR ANCE
COMPANY,
TRAVELLERS accident COM
PANl,
BROOKLYN LIFE-INsuRANCE COMPANY
sOHN W. GORDON,
No. north Eleventh street,
nv O. IL hl'hmohh, "a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-09

AnREsrs.-Edward Conway (coLOreals; Lor,,ds
aced fifteen, was arrested YESTERDAY M enlged e,
% With throwing rock at the i,ttle son oi
Colonel w. W. Gordon ana preak.ng r. a
window-pane OF the residence OF l., T.; ". - -
Christian, Esq. The rock missed us !, marx. rS.
= lanes IHll (coloredl was arrested i0r
heinz drunk and trespAssing upon the
nremises Of John Marx. . ,.o r,;ra
Both accused were taken 10 the lh'ru
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-09

suoor,xG-WiIliam Morris (coloredi was
.rnD,od snVo Yesterday evening about O'Clock,
air,s'eJ nnr''eJ Win carrying concealed weapons,
Nn cnai svW s,v;,h shooting Lizzie Lewis, child oi
a,so VI" Iowis The shooting was done IN
mat? ma har,oyn: the ball entered the lace
nsor naS.I the nose, and accused claims that II
was accidental.