Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-30

came to an eLQ' s@uig @iI' '''
remains were borne TO ther pace ~.
6nal repose. His grave IS IN one OF 'i'S
r,ost ricturesque spots OF Hoily Woou
Cor,stf,,- There he rests after years ol
totl and weary waiting I'm the tumu't ol
,.tivs life the great world Will rush on
,,,ord mast his ufeiess body, but lheie ~
60 to cast q flower Of love ana NeHeI"-
ton upon his grave
4 CAREER OF BENEFIT
To the world his career has been OF
e,~aa+ and enduring benefit lie helped 'o
o.ucate the men and women OF MS tlliie-
~ enroble them I'm mood, TO strengthen
nom I'm duty. TO lift them up in nope Oh
ir,r,ortalifv. He did not live IN VAIN IL
To- NOT likely that the people OF Virginia
,,nl ever suffer his name to drllt qu''e
ovt of their remembrance, Tor il is
name that can never be efaseu 4l0''i '--~
rolls of honorable renown.
Tbe autumn Of his life was eehtie' Sc Sc
rome and fun OF tranquil loVelness. mo
was a beautiful hie' pI'"''
ended. It was a brave strons spirit
M Teoutiful old church In which
,,.lto, newton ministored was draped
-..i.i, brorl- crepe. and the violet or the
49, oeco TO which the deceased had
49,, ,,ortbilv elevated. From the lec'ern
80, " cross OF immortelles, ana from the
,oodine desk Of his Old pulpit huhS
coronet Of roses.
THE SOLEMN SERVICES.
1o,,rolv and tenderly his bier, ladened
.-+,. 80 and beautiful eXOucs, was i;id
I'm 'front.' Of the altar. Bishop kando'ph
,-i,t he remains at the main entrance TO
10 clurch. and rocited the opening sem
torccs of the burial service. The padlter
WAS sung antphonally by ReV. Lalll Oh
y Mason and the choir. Hev' Ut. ~
rnicbael read the lesson, Rev. Mr. cara
Ied The recital Of the creed, ana EeV' b.I
ryman Green, Of Alexandria iecllea '"'
prayers. 80, $780,, ..p-,c,
"roreyer With the LORD and y ace
porf.ct peace" were sung by the cAoi
-l,'f,,Fina the service In the church.
=, tro sanctuary. besides the clers
.,.l,t,ore5 were Bishop Whittle, Bish
ponicl- Rcvs. f. S. Suchney, }. }. ca
-.ott W p. Chrisman. G. i. Cramma.
n n Dr. Wallace, r. \. Goodwin; y.
creen. BENJAMIN Dennis, OF ManchesieL'
u R Nugent. J. Burkhead. Dr. Crawford
n, Snrieg j Y. DOWnman T. HileolI
= N Randolph, and Preston Nash.
,rIn ALLEGATION from ST. Luke's church,
N-orrolI, OF which Bishop Newton was
80 - rector. was composed OF Rev.
t,,t,nr Tlovd. Mr. John y. Williams.
r,.6@o .rartiu. Besides these, from the
.e,,e civ came Rev. Dr. Tucker and
I,,1ee Theodore s. Garnett. From the
,r,eofoeical Seminary Of Virginia there
80 present Rev. Drs. Crawford ana
voli,or With them came Professor l.
NJ Rlackford Of the Episcopal High
ccbool Judge Garnett. who came up
rrom Norfolk. represented the Board ol
,r,,,g+ees OF the clergy not belonging
TO Henrico Parish there were IN altend-
80 Pev. Lucian Illnsolving. OF the Mis-
e,on 10 Brazil; Rev. Martin Johnson heV.
Mr. Heuburn. Rev. William SMITH OF
r,roaericlxsburg. and others, and OF nom
T,riseoual cfergy-Rev Dr. Upper, Dr.
pcu DR. Mcneil. Dr.. Hatcher Dr. Tu-
dor the last two being In the chancel
NV roea and DR.. Kerr. whose relations
rim Dishop Newton were very cordial,
,yore unfortunately, not-in the city.
Az the grave Rev. J. j. GraVatt read
- c,oI sentences. according 10 The
,,,hric and the committal was made By
pres,op Nash. the Kyrie Eleison and
,ro,,ers we're read by Rev. J. \. Down
non and the bencdicti0n was pronounced
by Rev Mr.. Goodwin
NOBLE LIFE ENDED.
There is something so intensely impress
si,,a in The vanishing OF great force
~ noble intellect and character out OF
the world that reverence must pause
before the spectacle no less In humility
mn IN sorrow The historian VI the