The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-04
,.,,er from petersburg.

.x,>o,acncc OF the Richmond D'spatch.l
PETERSBURG, September 8. 1879. !,
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IN. ,5xsr n q. EVANS Ah go. -.
Ms'r AZ, is SENT on FOR TRIAL. ~ -
HA''uT inform alton lodged With Justice w
rom l",v, ,'o-dsy three more warrant
A. nG .sucd agains, II. e. Esans, tase ag .s'
were s, SAM Snntbern Exp. resS COMPANY 10 M 1ol
o. o.. '' oil charging him WIN .:.h 9os,;s, :. y
E, w., ,sarrsnt charges him VIII n'sps = &c
ms " os fnr - IS. purportia. g.Io oe tne re
ce!p. " n " II. Drcwry Il Co, he,enah.s ~, .
GU, oi.r the date of which Is day o, 1909
sh: Th ~" sscond charges him with fe, toasousi!
INC. ~ = certain receipt tor $40. pu, .port,uI
!"' ."H tho receipt OF Simon Seward ~ Co.
~ of this city, the date OF which
IL, N 1917. This package OF money ". ~
M', TO wit on the 18th Of May-de.
a.s. " RI and duly receipted for BY Seward
H g 80 The third warrant charges Evans
~, frloniously forging receipt for $40,
'',,rnnrtjng 10 be the receipt OF I. Z. Mara.
liz o treasurer of the Petersburg Iron-Works,
dated May 10. 1915. s.,a.s..afrz., sd. ID, g.
NJ Nj Egaus was arraigned in the Mayors
rnnr, at 4 o'clock this afternoon on these
>Sargcs and that Of embezzlement, under
>,%:rh he vas arrested yesterday, but bis
.o,,rsrl waived an examination, and the ac-
o,,',d ras ;hereupon sent on to the October
,or,,, of the Corporation Court for indictment
and trial. Bail was not asked, and be was
Thp case of George L. Simpson. charged
With the embezzlcment of $1,000 Of the
,,.,I. If the Petersburg Savings and lnsu.
rance Company, is set for preliminary bear
;nr tomorrow morning at II O'Clock, but it
Is nro,abe an examination will be waived
in hi. case also. aE. -. -. re.
The prisoners have been visited in Jail by
: r,rre number Of their friends, who show
tb,m every attention. 'rg3s.. q" .-. *~f
MISCELLANEOUS. ~. s. ....... -
Mr., A. {. Dobie. late OF Norfolk, but for
~, yrar, past a resident Of Petersburg, died
brro mis- morning after brief illness OF ty-
,'h..t.frycr. He was a native Of Sussex
rcop,,y. WIS twenty-three years OF age, and
rrs. .lnD0yed as book-keeper 10 the store of
lf.,.rs. Dobie & johnson. His father, who
had been sent tor. arrived just few minutes
r",- his death. The deceased was very gen.
n-,,ic esteemed for his fine traits Of character
and Genial disposition. His remains will be
scu: by private conveyance to the family
lpryfug.ground, in Sussex, tomorrow morn
inc lor ntcrmenf.
Mr.. James 5. Gillian, Jr., member of the
Council from Second Ward, and we'll
known merchant, is seriously i'll. ...
meeting OF the Hebrew congregation
Robot ShoIom OF this city, held last evening,
I'M Jl!owing officers were elected for the
er,,finc wear: President, Marx Cohen; Vice
President. L. Feibelman; Treasurer, Jacob
C3.,g: Secretary, A. S. Reinach. Trustees:
Il. +. Morse, A. Rosenstock, Nj. E. kull, |.
R,Iuach, and c. w. Resented.
Ery. j. ". Synco, q local preacher OF the
Methodist Episcopal church in this city,
U,s the unexpected recipient Of very &C
cr,fal,lc gift this morning. He bad been
nr.4ching recently at Gary's church, in
Prime. George county, and with such ac-
cp,tsbty 10 the congregation that they de-
tcrminad 10 show him some substantial ap.
prtrit,on OF his services. Accordingly this
morning thirteen carts loaded with wood
were driven one after the other to his resi-
d,nce, and their contents thrown into bis
ward. Hc is well supplied with fuel for the
winter.
The Fir,, BlptiSt church has appointed
Rev. T. Z. Eaton. Colonel d. &. Potts, +. IL.
Robertson. +. b. Branch, and Simon Seward,
DELEGATES TO the Portsmouth Baptist AsSo-
citation, which convencs at Hicksford the
latter part OF this month.
A. meeting Of sixth Ward Conservative
Club last night the nominations for the
Senate and Uouse of Delegates were unani-
mou>Iy ratified. Arrangements are being
made for I grand mass and ratification
meeting. ROBIN Hoop.