Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-29

morning IN the Stable or "litaih Doo
bins, at Sixth and Stockton streets.
with the fire departments apparatus ana
extinguished the flames. The damage
was not very great.
MEET THIS AFTERNOON.
The Police Committee will meet TINS
afternoon at 4 o'clock at IWentleth
and Hull streets.
The City Assembly will meet Iuesoas
night when the dog ordinance as adopted
at the last meeting of the board OF AZ
dermen will be considered.
Mr. w. II. James. Is West tourth
street, who is Ill with pneumonia, is get
ting along very we'll. There is no case
of diphtheria In his house, as mas peen
reported.
SERVICE SUNDAY.
On Sunday afternoon at O'CLOCK ser
mon will be preached by the Rev Decatur
edwards TO Liberty Council. No. IS, Jr. o.
U. A. NJ, of Swansboro and Juniors OF
Richmond and Manchester and Daugh-
tiers of Liberty. All members OF the Jr O.
U. ~ NJ are requested to meet with
Liberty Council, Hull and Clopton streets,
ct $50 2 NJ, and march TO church IN
body Rev. A. G. Bergman and Rev. w.
". sisk will assist in the service.
The following program has been ar
ranged by the committee in charge:
Voluntary ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
West-End church.
Doxolosy ..Congregat
Invocation Rev. MI. Berry1nan.
Hymn Observation-Disclosures Congregation.
Scripture Reading. Rev. Mr.. Sisk.
PRAYER Rev. Mr. Berrynan.
Offerto-y Duet by Miss Ida Butler
and Mr.. W. J. NIorrissett.
Hy.nn......"My Country lis of Thee.
Sermon. Decatur Edwards.
Hymn .Conerega ton.
Bene6iction KEY. Mr.. SlSk
Inc music will be in charge Of church
choir, assisted by cornet.
The following committee has charge of
arrangements: B. N. Clarke, J. A. Bower,
and William J. Morrissett.
THE CHESTERFIELD MONUMENT.
Judge William I. Clopton and Captain
James A. Lipscomb, of Manchester went
to Chesterfield Courthouse yesterday
to superintend the placing of the figure
Of the Confederate soldier on the monu-
ment at that place. The monument viii.
be unveiled some time next year. On each
side of the monument bronze plates will
be placed containing the names of the
members of the companies of Chesterfield
and Manchester. who fought in the civil
war
Judge William I. Clopton, who was one
Of the commanding officers Of the Man
chester Artillery, has been appointed
chairman Of the special committee to in
spect the rolls of the different compa-
MES to see that persons who did not serve
in the war. or who deserted, shall not
have their names inscribed on the plates.
CERTIFIED LIST.
A certified roster Of the Elliot GrayS,
SiyfI ont VIRGINIA VOL
unteers. Mahone's brigade. has been fur
nisned the Confederate monument COM
1nittee of Chesterfield county. OF which
Judge Clopton is chairman. This list was
furnished by Captain John S. Whitworth,
who is now master mechanic of the Nor
folk and Carolina railroad at Norfolk,
upon request of Judge Clopton With the
exception of about one or two. every
member of this company was wounded
during the civil war. There are now only
about thirty or forty of the gallant little
bard now living.
ROSTER OF COMPANY.
The following is the complete list of
men and officers who actually served
in the war and whose record is without
a dscreditable work:
Captain S. Whitworth. Lieutenants En-
NETT j. Man, Henry Fitzgerald, James D.
Craig.
sergeants VIM Walsh, James F. Roper,
William F. Bass, Abe Fitzgerald.
Corporais Andrew A. Waugh, William
J. Anderson, George B. Bass, George
Toby.
Privates A. Adams, M. L. Adams Geo.
C. Anderson, James S. Baird, w. B..
Bowman, Thomas F. Brown J. D. Book
well, Leoy Bass, G. w. Browder. w. E.
Browder, Thomas Browder, j. w. Brow
der. James H Belcher transferred to
navy Sept. 16, 1882, William Brooks Will
liam Caudle T. B. Cersley. J. T. Cot
trell, John A. Cersley, T. w. Grow, Jas.
w. Cersley. w. D. Craig. E. Chandler,
Richard Cottrell, ]. w. Craig, John Duck.
Henry D. Esgers transferred to navy
Nov. IL, 1862, John e. Eggers transfer-
red to navy Nov. II, 1862, James Ed
rcnnt!s W'liiarl Evans. Michael Foster,
William Foster, J. w. Harding. P. Hard
grave NJ. Holland, r. J. Hancock, Rich
ard Johnson. Henry A. Jordan. 7. w.
Jones, r. ]. Lufsey. B. F. Lipscomb Will
liam NJ. Mays (lilled at Spotsylvania
Courthouse, Joseph F. Moore Csilled at
Spotsylvania Courthouse, j. l.. Maxey.
j. w. Moore, Henry Marx, V.
W. Nosworthy, J. T. Owens,
Joseph H. Perdue, r. L.. Pollard. E. B.
Pierce, c. r. Pollard Frank Pickett,
Charles H. Rushbrook, w. S. Smith, John
Smith, Ecbt, T. Saaier, Charles C. Swan,
Jetcr Snead. Joseph Snead, w. ]. Sty-
valid S e SiZer (killed second Bull Run