The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-03
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Crew Of Schooner Rescued at Sea
Brought 10 Norfolk-The Case Of Gen
erai Malone Matters In Danville and
Elsewhere.
PETERSBURG, VA, Jan. Special. j.
Grace Episcopal Church, in this city. was
filled this morning az 10 O'Clock with large
and fashionable audience TO witness the
marriage Of Mr.. Warner Moore and Miss
Marie 4. Dunlop. The following young
gentlemen acted as ushers: +. G.. Friend,
James Dunn, r. W. Friend and David
Mackay. The bride entered the church
leaning ON the arm Of her brother, Dr.
Robert Dunlop. Of Louisville, KY, and the
groom walked in with his uncle, Captain W.
n. Allison. Of Richmond. The bride was
dressed in fawn col0red cloth travelling suit
with hat 10 match. The groom was attired
in a morning getaway suit. The beautiful
and impressive ceremony of the Episcopal
Church was performed oy the rector Of the
church. Rev. {. J. ilobs0n, assisted by Rev.
{. X. Haines. rector Of II. Paul's Episcopal
Church. Among those in attendance at the
marriage were Mr.. James W. Allison, uncle
OF the groom; Miss Annie Moore, sister Of
the groom; Mr.. J. Preston Carson, cousin Of
the groom: Mr.. and Mrs. Moore, Mr.. Thomas
Jones and wife. Mr.. Scott Darlington. Mr..
Mr. Frank Stegar. Mr.. Clay Chamberlayne,
Mr.. John Young and Mr. Lewis, Of Rich
mond; Mr. and Mrs. Duncanson, Of Wash
ington; Miss Sm0Ot, Of Alexandria; MrS.
Chester Chaplin and daughter, OF New York.
The bride is one Of Petersburg's most pOpu-
lar society young ladies, and the groom is
merchant of IftHlmnn0. where
he owns and operates several mills. The
bridal presents were numerous and costly.
Mr. and Mrs Moore left this morning for
Mexico on a bridal tour. There was large
gathering of their friends at the depot 10 see
them of.
At the November meeting Of the City
Council. Messrs. W. j. Chappell and James
X. Quarles. members Of the Council. ten
dered their designations, which were laid on
the table. These tive gentlemen, who are
members Of the Council fi2m the Fifth
ward, became aggrieyed at an appoint
ment made by the police commits
siOners. and at once sent IN their resig-
nations as cOuncilmen. Shortly afterwards
a meeting Of the Democratic voters OF
the above mentioned ward was held. and
the action Of Messrs. Chappell and Quarles
endorsed. A resolution was also adopted,
referring the matter 10 the ward committee
% take. The committee have decided that
Messrs. Chappell and Quarles should with
draw their designations as members OF the
Council. and this they have done.
ON the night of the last election Mr..
Herbert T.. Harrison, Of the firm Of Gillian
& Harrison. was shot in the LEG and quite
badly wounded while passing along Market
street in the vicinity Of :he residence Of
General William Malone. At the time Of
.a .Lapffnor Mr. Harrison COmnnnN
with q party OF friends, was celebrating the
Democratic victory by firing of fireworks.
General Malone was arrested on the
charge of being the party who shot Mr..
Harrison and taken TO the pOlice-statlon,
where he had a preliminary hearing before
Mayor Collier, who sent him on TO the
grand jury for indictment. The case against
General Malone will be heard at this term
Of the Court.
I'm the Mayors Court this morning. the
case Of the commonwealth against Fletcher
Brown, cOlOred, charged with assault and
attempted rape on Matte Ferguson, col
Ored, was called for examination. The
Mayor after hearing the testimony IN the
case sent the accused on for trial at the
next quarterly term Of the Hastings Court.
The board Of governors Of the Chamber ol
Commerce held a meeting yesterday alter
noon and transacted routine business. Ma
IA
elected members Of the Chamber. The
board also recommended Captain John X.
Patterson for the Office Of manager OF the
grain elevator.
A Joint committee from the City Council
and the Chamber OF Commerce went over to
Richmond this afternoon 10 have confer
ence with Colonel Guy with reference 10
matters concerning the city Of Petersburgs
interest i'm the Virginia and Carolina RAN
road.
A very delightful german was given To-
night at Library Hall by the Petersburg
senior German Club. The music was iur-
nished by full orchestra from Richmond.
Mr.. Cary W. Jones, chairman OF the nre
committee, was presented last night Win
handsome gOld-headed cane, a giit from the
fire department.
The regular quarterly term OF the Husi-
ines Court Of this city will open on the
third Thursday Of this month.
The public schools OF this city, when
have been closed for the Christmas hoii-
days, were reopened this morning.
Mrs. Henry Pannill is sconiined TO the
house by severe indispOsitiOn,