Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-12
WEDDING BELLS.
Mr.. p. S. PUeH MARRIED TO MISS
SALLis j. WILSON.
SudKe Hancock Awards an Injunction
Against tho observation-disclosures
pbla sportspon IN nrunswick.
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PErERsBURa, November II, 1890.
Wasmngton-Street Methodist Episco-
pal church WAS filed with a fashionable
nssemblage this afternoon at $50 O'Clock
10 witness the marriage Of Mr.. 7. s.
Pugh and Miss Sallie j. Wilson. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
DIR. Bledsoe, the pastor Of the church,
assisted by Rev. H. r.. AGREE, OF the
First Baptist church. The groop's best
man was his brother, Mr. J. b. Pugh, Of
New York. The ushers we're Mr.. {. T..
Mahood, Of Lynchburg; Mr.. X. IT,.
Stone. Jr., Of Roanoke; Mr.. A. f..
Jahnke, Jr., OF Richmond, and Mesrs.
W. j. Epes and ". II. Cooper, OF this
city. There we're no waters. The
brido WIS a,tircd IN handsome
bluc, tabernacle travelling suit, with
hat 10 match. The couple were
driven directly from the church to the
Appomatt0x depot, where they took the
sos tain for bridal tup TO the North
The groom Is young man OF Sterling
worth and character aud holds an lmpof-
tant position with the g. ". Venablo
Tobacco Company. The bride is q most
charming young lady and IS the daugh-
Ter Of the late B. ID. Wilson. They carry
with them the bearticst good wishes OF a
host Of friends The couple were the
recipients o. "a great many beautiful and
sppropriate presents q number OF them
sent by friends living at distance.
1sJUwcuoy AGAINST THE ODD PEILows.
II appears that tho published state
ment that Judge Bernard had refused 10
grant an injunction against the Odd
Fellows Association in tho construction
OF Their new building on Sycamore
street was erroneous. The papers IN the
cnse were Withdrawn from before the
Judge and submitted 20 Judge b. a.
Hancock, II the Circuit Court The
plaintiff in the case is Mr. William y.
Boiling. executor of George w. Boil
ling, deceased. Yesterday Judge Hancock
awarded the plaintiff an injunction.
IN accordance with The prayer Of his bill
cnJoinng aud restraining The Odd-tel-
lows Association of the city Of Peters
burg, its attorneys, agents. employees,
and servants AID an otherpcrsons, from
removing, iuiuuug or interfering with
the footDgs of the walls Of the building
belonging 10 the plaintiff, md from so
excayating the ground on the adjoining
lot owned bv the Odi-Fcll0Ws as 10 en-
danger injure, 0rwcs ken the foundations
Of said buiidingora Of It, wallsor foot
inQs until the further order Of the Cir
cut Court of the city Of Petersburg.
NEW BENEFICIAL ORDER.
A branch Of the Progressive Benefit
Order was organized here last night, aud
the following officers were elected for the
fret term: Past President, William j.
gmylor: President *. l.. Gill Vice
President j. II. Parker Secretary, T..
NJ. Gillian Treasurer, II. l.. Camp
bell Outside Sentinel John McEwen
Inside Sentinel, William a. Heath
Marshal, ". 7. Green Chaplain, b. NJ.
Parkinson. Tho objects OF the order,
rs Indicated in lbs name are beneficial.
SUCCESSFUL HUNTING PATTY.
Dr. Boiling Of Philadelphia, and
number Of prominent gentlemen and
large manufacturers Of that city have
been hunting for somo days out IN
Brunswick county, and, il issaid, have met
with fine success The game bagged nj
last accounts consisted Il several fine
deer and many wid-turkeys and part
ridges. one Of the turkeys killed weigh
oil eighteen pounds and of itself fur
nifhod q meal for the party.
GENERAL NEWS.
The last quarterly meetings Of the
conference year were held at all OF the
Methodist churches in this city last night
and the business OF the year was com
plctcd. This morning the ministers and
lay delegates from this district left tor
Lynchburg. Many clergy from other
sections also went mp tins morning TO at
tend the Conference.
The receipts Of tobacco this week have
been light, but peanuts have been COM
Ing in very freely.
The receipts from the lecture of Dr.
}. William Jones last night for the bene-
fit Of the monument % General 4. i.
Hill were very gratifying, and will form
a handsome nucleus for tho fund which
will most assurcdly he raised,
The criminal docket of the approach
mo torn of tho Hastings Court viii he a
small one. q grand Jury and twoyenires
are oil that viii be required to dispose Of
the cases. ROBIN ADAIR.
ESCAPE or THREE LADIES.