The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-21
In Cupisi's yIesbcs.
the MARRIAGE IN TEXAS OF MISS ADELE
GRENET AND DR.. }. L. POWELL, FORMERLY
OF RICHMOND.

I I'm Cupid's Mcshcs.
! TnE MARRIAGE IN TEXAS OF MISS ADELE
GRENET ASD DR.. J. l.. POWELL, FORMERLY Y
OF RICHMOND.
The following is from the San Antonio
! (Teyas) Times Of the 9th instant
! Last evening about O'Clock the imme-
dIate friends and relatives OF DR.. j. l..
| Powell, L. :. A., and Miss Adele, Young
est daughter OF the late Honore Grenet.
assembled at the Grenet homestead, on
Crockett street, 10 witness the nuptial cere-
monies between this young gentleman and
lady.
At s o'clock, in the presence OF about
thirty guests, the bride, attired in rich
white silk, the usual bridal veil and orange
blossoms, and rare Jewels and flowers, and
the groom attired in full army uniform,
presented themselves before the Right Rev.
Bishop j. {. Ncraz, Catholic Bishop OF the
diocese, and the marriage ceremony was
| solcmnly performed. The bridal couple
were attended by Lieutenant Getty. L. :.
~, and Miss Kaufman, as bridesmaid
and groOmSman.
After the ceremony congratulations were
received by the happy couple, and the en-
| tire party then sat TO Il sumptuOus repast
vi SIFtl hiltiE hlilfS anu utlltult NLiIu-.
and Bishop NeraZ proposed the first toast
for the bride; after which toasts were pro-
posed and drank by the different members
OF the party.
There were present at the wedding,
among others. the following citizens and
military: General G. &. Augur and wife,
General Vincent and wife, Major Russell
and wife, Colonel Terrell and wife, Cap
az, 4 I
Fountain and wife and Miss Kaufman.
Lieutenant Getty, DR.. smith and wife, and
Major Joseph T.. Dwycr and wife, Mr.
Bryan Callaghan and wife, Mr.. +. Gull
beau and Major \. j. T. Beauregard, Mr..
l.. Oryn1ki and wife, Mrs. Peter Gallagher,
and DR.. John Bowen.
The presents To the bride from the friends
Of the groom and bride were numerous and
very costly.
Or. J. Lcyort Powell i, an accomplished
officer and fine surgeon, and comes from
one OF the oldest and best families Of Vir-
ginia. During the war between the Union
and COnicderacy hc c>pouscd the lattcr's
cause. and fought TO the close Of the war
After the war he studied medicine, and be-
came n contracting surgeon in the army, and
finally, on the recommendations OF General
Sheridan. General Sherman. and other high
army officers. and by special act OF Congress,
he wa, appointed surgeon. This was the first
time q southern man was 80 highly honor
ed after the war. DR.. POwelr> BRIDE, Miss
Grcnct, j, known by all san Antoniln>,
among whom she Ia, spent her childhood.
Her family i, one Of the oldest and highest
in the social circle, and she is highly ac-
compli-hed. and fitting match for the gal-
LIANT Doctor. The Times tenders congratu-
IationS, and wishes Tor the young people Il
happy and lengthy Journey on the sea OF
lie.
KIT, t. ARtAN 4 TRAVELLER. Aswas
prcdi ted. fine house greeted The Tay-
lcdrc Combination at the Richmond Thea
ire last night in thci' first appearance for
Il week engagement Al that place ~ amlISc-
mcnt THE play selected for t'o opening
night was "hit, the arkansas Traveller"
and ~ Kit has always been Il iavOrtc here,
it was not surprising to note, in closely OBJ
serving the large audience, q full amount
Of genuine enjoyment. Aftcy all. this i,
the test OF criticism, end Whcn the public
rings out IFS applause and laughs it, appro-
baton it should blunt the edge OF the
kccuc>t criticism.
The leading character. Kit Rcdding. was
finely portrayed by Mr.. +. ;. Chanfrau,
and his close resemblance in feature 10 a
Wcll-knOWn Richmond statesman and Jour
naliet was universally remarked. The
judge and Major have become celebrated
since their first appearance on thr stage,
and a, matter Of course their every 1ction
was watched with eager interest.
Mr.. Taylcurc has very good company,
better prrhap, than any that has ira rcllcd
with him lately. and for the balance a the
week they will give nightly performances
at the Theatre.
Tonight the play Parted, Of which Mr.
Taylcurr I, author. will be given, ana in if
the author takes The leading part OF Dor.cy
Plurlcy, and q pleasant evening may be cX-
pcctcd
BrcYCH VERSUS IIoRSE.-On Saturday
nest our people viii have an opportunity
Of Wiinr,,i q novelty in racing. hdy
bicyclc-rd+r against q roltmg hotSr.
Mile Louise Armaindo, "the champion
lady bicycli,s oi the world" j. announced
10 appear in match race with y. t..
SDfaguc'S trotting horse Charley EOs> -
mile heats. he-t three in tiyc-ior nurse
of 500. The race will take place at =.
VI. II viii doubles be- an interesting
event. as the lady i reputcd 10 be- an cN-
pert licyciist. aud has defeated horses on
several occasions. The track will be- >p'-
c;ally arranged for this race. Thci" VIII
also be- iiyc-milc bicycle race for q gold
medal. and a troting race for gentle men (
roadster, NlthoUl record.
PoLIcF C,rRr.-The following Scl>c~ wc21i
disposed Of Yesterday:
Elyina johnson and Mary Brooks lco-
lorcd) wcro tined $50 ior being di>ordcry
in the street.
John H.. Tyler .colored), cha7gcd wl;h
being yagrant. sVl- sent 10 jail.
Albert Garter rcolored WAS lncd S2.JO
for being drunk and disordcry in thr
house oi Charlcice Jefferson.
Robert r. ILill was fined : for being
drunk.
Anna Clark acd Moses Madison, charg ii
with stealing 4 .iyer pitcher, the property
oi Mr.. Gideon gAy,nport. were discharged.
Mr.. Davenport recovered his Hchcf.
SALE OF REtL STATE.-NtsSr-. Il. u.
Chaiiin N Co. real estate agentS, have -'iu
the handsome rt>idcnc, Of the late Jamc-
! g. Brooks, as the corner of uar~hall and