Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-23
IN HIS OLD PULPIT.
rev. MR.. DeRIEUx ASSISTING IN 4
MEETING IN MANCHESTER.
oestb nj Midlothian Of Mr.. George H.
Jewett-scverai Other Deaths-Mr'
Molea acknowledgements.


church. but now located in Spontaneous
;. c.. where he has charge oil 'aie'
and influential church. preached TOT "''
,ld congregation last night anu was
given n most cordial greeting MT
vieux arrived In the city yesterday a''e'-
noon having recently accepted an INVITA-
,,on 70 come 10 Manchester and assist MT.
Thornhlll in n meeting. during MS "a"
torate here MIR. Devieux won the a"eo-
tons OF not only his own cohsresa"o'''
but of the people generally. ana MS WISH
IS n source OF pleasure to many ms
ssrmon last night was very tenaer ana
touching one.
Ministers attending the Disciples Con-
,ention in Richmond filed nearly all the
,uipits IN Manchester Sunday anu INC
congregations were all large
Rev. c. y. Van fiouten conducted the
services In Leader Hall Sunday afternoon
,.uaer the auspices of the Railroad
uranch of the Young Mems CHRISTIAN
Association.
DEATH OF MR.. JEWETT.
George IA. Jewett, OF Midlothian. one or
nc best-known and most highly respected
citizens OF Chesterfield county. died at
,is home Sunday afternoon in the cotn
GEAR of his age The funeral Will take
,lacc this afternoon at 80 O'Clock from
he residence
Mr.. Jcwett had been In III health for
nearly "A year. but recently was so much
.nnproyed that he became strong enough
To- go out for short drives, though he was
unable TO attend to any business. lie was
the senior member Of the firm or Jewetl
Brothers. Of Midlothian. for many years
,ne of the largest business establishments
in the county. Deceased was most
ardent Democrat. and took the keenest
interest In the affairs of his party. ana
contributed both his means and influence
IN the Democratic cause. For two years
he reprosented the county Of Chesterhcld
In the House of Delegates, ana niied
other positions of honor and trust. NJ the
time OF his death he was a member OF the
School Board of Midlothian. He had
many friends in Manchester. who VIII
learn with regret of his death.
DEATH OF MRS. MOORE.
Mrs. Michael Moore. Of Manchester. died
A; the Virginia Medical Hospital SUNDAY
morning. She was well known anu
greatly beloved by "A large circle OF ac-
1uaintances. and leaves devoted hu0
band. TO whom she has been nafritu
only five months. The funeral VIII take
place this morning at ~ cioCh HUM
St Peters Cathedral.
The funeral of Mrs. Kate Glasgow took
Mace Sunday afternoon at O'Clock from
her late residence. No. 1il2 Perry street
The remains were inferred in Maury
Cemetery.
Ollie Ida. the infant daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. G. r. Chalkey, died sunday
morning. The funeral took place yester-
day morning from the parents residence
No. 3ii east Nineteenth street. the ser
vices being conducted by Rev. W. H.
Haight. ~
death was announced in Sundays DIS
natch. took place Sunday afternoon from
',owardin-Avenue church. The services
we're conducted by Rev. J. A. Spencer
and the interment took place in Maury
Cemetery.
CLUBBED AND ROBBED.
Late Saturday night George Moles. Jr.,
was Knocked down py some person or
persons at the corner of Ninth ana BAN
bridge streets, and robbed OF $40 In money.
Yesterday morning Buck DunnaVaht ana
Willie Dobbins were before the foilce
Court. charged with the offence and the
case was continued until tomorrow in
order 10 summon additional witnesses.
Ii seems from the evidence tndt MoleS
md Dobbins were together when the for
ner was knocked down and robbed. Inc
.ase was reported to the police. ana
OfF1cer Wright BEGAN at once to work II
IN. and Sunday night arrested Dunnavant
and Dobbins and charged them with the
offence. The case has attracted con-
siderable attention.
Messrs. c. H. Page and W. II. Garnett
have been retained TO represent Duhhd'
,ant. and Judge Gregory will look after
he interest of Dobbins Mr.. j. /" Iui-
dam will assist in the prosecution.
Charles Z. Bowen had TO answer the
charge OF stealing "A COW from Mike
Barnes, and as he could not explain the
matter satisfactorily ne was sent on u
The Hastings Court.
Quite "A number of one and two-doi!ar
.ounterfeit-notes have been passed on
Manchester merchants in the last few
days.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mr.. W. =. Drewry. of Baltimore, is
visiting his mother. on Porter street
MIR. Robert Reeves. formerly of TINS
.itv. but now Of Norfolk. paid q fiyint
,isit to friends in Manchester Sunday
deed was recorded in the Clerk
,rice of the Hastings Court yesterday
conveying the Southern Railway Com
many To the Central Trust Company, o
New York, trustees.
Mrs. W. I. Jones sang n 500 at Clop
construct church Sunday night.
Mr.. James l.. Rogers and sisters haV
returned from "A visit TO friends in Wash
.ngton.
The Perry-street cars are now runnin
on a thrteen-minute schedule and tn
Hull-street cars every fifteen minutes
The summer-cars are being replaced b
closed ones. much TO the comfort OF IN
passengers.
\ big. burly negro attacked one of tn
conductors on n Perry-street car las
night and bit the young man quite Sc
verciy on the face. The motorman wen
TO the assistance of the conductor an
to.Iph was elected