The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-23
HELD UP AND ROBBED.
GEORGE MOLES FORCED TO GIVE
Up SIYTE-FfTE DOLLARS.
pesth Of Mr.. George II. Jewett as Midloth-
ian-Charxed with Stealing . Cow.
Mrs. Moore's Death-Personal.
MANCHESTER BUREAU RICHMOND TINES,
1I2l HULL STREET. bEATIIE BLOCK.

Saturday night George Moles, Jr. was
ro1,bed OF s65 in United States currency
on Ninth street, near the corner OF Balm
bridge. a warrant was sworn out
AGAINST Buck Dunavant and Willie Dob
bins, as the perpetrators of the robbery.
In the Mayors Court yesterday morn
INK the case was called. Mr.. Moles tes-
tined that Saturday night ne was caught
by the throat by some one who came up
from behind, aud hurled to the ground.
lie stated that Dobbins was With him at
that time, and was struck at by the men
who came up. Wnen ne arose ne hi nSos,i
his pocketbook, which contained abodt
So He did not know who the parues
were that attacked him. A.
After hearing the testimony OF MIR.
MOes, counsel Tor the accused asheu oai,
which was refused by the Mayor and the
case was continued until Wednesday, AT
which time witnesses who had not been
summoned for the prosecution VIII De on
hand.
Niessrs. c. l.. Page and ". II: Garnett
represented Dunnavant, and Judge Greg
DRY represented DObbinS. Mr.. ID. l.. fuI-
IAN UaS retained TO assist IN the prosecu-
ton
Oficer Wright made the arrest sunday
night Of these young men. one OF the
parties was found IN Richmond; the 0th-
er in this city. When they were
taken 10 the station-house only 900
was found on the person Of DObbins.
The case seemed to create quite Sensa-
! ton, as the courtroom was packed TO us
! utmost capacity, and II is something uh-
usual for an occurrence OF highway iop-
! berry to take place on the principal streets
| Mr.. George II. JeWett, one OF the most
| widely known citizens Of Chesterileid,
| died Sunday afternoon at 3 o'cock, at ms
! home, in Midlothian, aged slXty-four
/ years.
He had been in bad health for year
! or so, having received a paralytic stroke
| which subsequently made him an Invalid
! the greater portion OF the time.
| He had in his LIFETIME been highly non
orcd by the people OF Chesterfield. For
| two years he represented them in the
| House Of Delegates Of virginia, and ne
! also served them as member OF the
! Board Of Supervisors of the county. At
the time Of his death he was member
! Of the school board Of Midlothian dis
| trict. He always took a prominent part
| in county affairs, and his Judgment was
/ generally sound and good.
| He had many warm personal friends
! both in the county and in Manchester
! besides numerous aCquaintdnCes through
| out the state who vii read the announce
| ment of his death with deep sorrow and
| regret.
| The funeral will take place to-day at
| 80 O'Clock at Midlothian, and number
| Of the friends Of the deceased In this city
| VIII attend the funeral.
| The case OF Charles f.. Bowen, charged
| with stealing COW from Mike Barnes
! tcolored}, was called in the Mayors Court
| NtSlti ldN morning. RIltr examination VI
| witnesses the case was sent on TO the
! HuStingE Court. When the case was
! called Bowen asked that the witnesses be
! separated, which was done. The prisoner
! was not represented by counsel, but took
! 1t upon himself TO cross examine the
| Witnesses
The funeral Of Mrs. Marshall took
| place sunday at II \. VI. from CoWar-
| din-Aveuue Christian church, and was
| largely attended by sympathetic friends
| and relatives. Rev. J. a. Spencer con-
! Quoted the services in a very impressive
| manner. The interment took place at
Mrs, Kate GLASGOW died at her resi-
| dence. No. 1872 Perry street Saturday, in
/ the torty-third year OF her age her III,
| neral took place from the above No. at
| Z. NJ. Sunday, Rev J. a. Spencer con-
| Quoting the exercises. The interment
| was in Maury cemetery.
| ollie Ida. infant daughter Of Mr.. and
| Mrs. G. r Chalklcy, died early sunday
! Her funeral took place Yesterday morn
| ing at II o'clock from the residence OF
| her parents, 3li east Nineteenth street
Rev. W. Il. Haisht conducted the SER
| vices Interment I'm Maury cemetery
MIR w T.. BreWry, of Baltimore, Is
visiting his mother on Porter street
Mir. Robert Reeves, formerly OF ms
city. but now Of Norfolk, paid visit
! TO friends in Manchester and returned
deed was recorded in the clerks
| Office Of the Hastings Court YESTERDAY
| conveying the Southern Railway CON-
pany To the Central Trust Company OF
| Mrs " +. Jones sang a very pretty
| and tender solo at Clopton-Street church
'E 5Ir. ". s. Roliu, of Asheyille, \. C.,
formerly Of Manchester, IS here Oh a
| visit. lie Is looking well and hearty. ana
| he is being warmly greeted by MahcheS-
| ter friends. ,,., ~. tho Viz
ginia Medical hospital sunday morulinis
at I'm O'Clock. Mr.. Moore and his vic
are well known in Richmond ana Man
"bcster They resided at the corner or
Yh{rtcenth and Mcponough streets III .I InI5
.i 40 Tbn couple had only been married
.i,IIi,t I'VE months. The hereaNed nus
IarJ has the sympathy or a huhper VI
Tbe funeral will take place TINS morn
i,r, at 10 o'clock from ST. Peter '"''t-
,,a1 vim REQUIEM mass. ,ise.o,.
rho CONGREGATIONS at the 3ili - r'',
~ r' i'm The city were unusually Iarr e
C S.,tioW morning and night A. All pnt
',. az three churches the pulpltS NeIe
tSmmod bv ministers in Attendance upon
me- the disciples National CohVeh''o" III
lAchnlfo .e9der Hall Sunday afternoon '5a
~ - y van Houten led the scINiv<
rev no i}aYroad branch OF the houHb
iQI CIV CHRISTIAN Association.