Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-15
THE C0CKAN CITY.
ar. JosEPHs CHURCH AND ITS
DEDICATION.
Tn. Ceremony rostponcd-The Now
ona.a w,rehou~cs-Rcpor oe-
lection 10 Thcm--Thc oucsb"" III
healing with Trnmps-Perso""''

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,s,..,sl,-- Father O'Farren. the ac-
,,o,,r,,shed and beloved pastor OF 81
,ose,b.s Catholic church in this city ~
,nrned from Washington to-day wherc'
IN view OF the early completion OF ms
beautiful new church, he went 10 consult
cara,nai Gibbons and Archbishop haih'
:, 81 Iouis. in reference TO the time OF
40 dedicat.on OF the sacred edihce III
.. ho,ed that the conservation would
,ake Mace some time during the present
month. but the Cardinal and Archolshop
could not conveniently come to refers
burg I'm December. and It was aenueu 10
a.fer the ceremonies until some time III
January. probably about the Eth OF 'ha'
month. ...e,
THY. >spcU BONDED WAREHOUSES;.
IT.. ..,ohNshment Of three new bonded
,,anufacturing warehouses in this CITY, as
.nnounced I'm the Dispatch. has aroused
a Great deal Of interest in the cohthuh'-
~ not only by reason or the tacl ti"S
The establishment OF these warehouses "
three Of the largest exporters OF 'ouaVOo
an the city will take q great Deal OF Dusi-
ness from the Internal-ReVenue befs'
-nent and transfer the same 10 the Noi-
lector Of Customs, but because new en- en-,
,,lov.es are 10 he appointed, VINO VIII
venort only 10 the Collector OF Cus'o'us'
!, &c reported that other exporters OF TO-
,a,>co who have not come into this ar
vsnseroent OF bonded warehouses lot 'he
purposes of export only. but VINO eNport
q, mar, will object 20 the granting OF
these exclusive privileees:
A CHAIN-GANG PRCBABbh.
Sauna wears ago a chsin-gang service
xas e.acted in this city. and its peneilts
were very apparent. not only IN ue ue
crease OF smaller crimes Dut III inc rv
crease also Of the tramp nuisance "nlen
ae,icts this city a. well as every other
immunity in the South. Mayor Collier
has intinated within the last day CT TWO
that he would recommend the passage
nv the Common Council of an ordinance
"a re-establlsh the chain-gang TO cover the
cases OF professional tramps and OF con-
armed yiolators of the law. And there Is
no doubt that the people would heartily
approve the enactment Of such law
PERSONAL AND GENERAL
There IS a general belief that the muir
dsrer. Richard Davis (coloredl. for whose
oy--est the Governor has offered reward
~ 40 is concealed soms where III TINS
city. II the reports from negro sources
can be believed, the murutitI nap SS'N-
%, times been seen in Blandford recent
lv and can he captured with proper
effort. But the police do not place any
confidence in these reports. as they have
not only heard them. but have USED
every diligence In their efforts TO cap
,ure the murderer. The trip or an OF
ncer to Atlanta in search OF Davis,
on apparently good authority that he mad
gone there, was fruitless.
The yestry OF st. Paurs Episcopal
church Will meet within tho next few
davs TO call a rector in place OF DIR. {.
y Hams resigned and Dr. W. Il.
Evans. who had accepted the call. but
subsequently, declined IT, because OF diff
rerences with the Bishop OF the diocese;
The differences. /; is alleged, being mat
ser OF church service.
Henry DAILY (colored) was ND IN the
Mayors Court this morning on the charge
OF forging the name OF colored bro
ther. The charge was proved, and the
accused was sent on for trial.
Baxter Hart (colored) is held In the
tail OF this city 10 answer the charge OF
larceny OF clothing in Manchester.
The Christmas trade has opened very
actively in this city, and the prospects
ARE for q big business during the inter-
veninc days.
Mr.. Thomas Kidd OF Matoaca, yester-
SAY killed three pigs. 10 months old,
whose aggregate weight was LOO
pounds.