Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11
A LOVELY WEDDING.
A BRILLIANT SOCIETY EVENT IN
PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY.
yrr,tors Charged with Trcsp,ss-Wtse
Health Precsutions-First Sale OF Ne"
Yluo-Currd Tobacco.

fCOrro4O0nG oncN Oh til' At'Ahf%s
pvr,RsaunG. Va, September lo.-Mr.
John Iivosay, a popular young ci'i@cn VI
Prince George. was married last evening
10 MISS Annie Ramcv. daughter OF Ny II.
y Ranev. Tho bride IL one OF the mos'
beautiful and accomplished young iau,oS
IN the county. Tho popularity oil inc
connie WAS attosted by the very largo hs-
senblapc Of the best people OF inc county
az NJ. ZION church 20 witness the ce'c
,oouv Tho church was beautifully ana
t,stefully decorated fox the occasion "
tha fr,ends of the BRIDE. and the couple
nledced their VOWS undor inassiVe hyiA
srch Rev Nlr. De Berry oAciatea' Inc
IriIe was attired in SUIT OF ricL WIN
casbmere en RAN and vel ana ocfe III pci
hand bouquet of brides roses.
TIE WATERS.
The following young ladies and gentle
men acted as WATERS; ;1oN
Miss Fsyette Fancy (sister OF the brineJ
and Mr.. BENJAMIN Liyessy (brother OF tue
groom. ~. " u Mora
Of Richmond. ,D-..... orl
NJ. Kada Newell. ,
Mas Pattie Moore, Of Wayerly, and Mr.
Mis- Maggie Epos and Mr. Robert
Miss Lois Newell and Mr.. Z. 2. French.
Miss Florence Waymack and Mr.. James
Leath. 10y
Mss Gertie Llvesay tsister of the groom
and ar. John Ramev brother oil tIe UfiueJ'
RECEPTION
The bridesmaids were all atsired in white.
In view Of the prominence OF me Two
families thus united. the happy event was
ono OF great interest IN the society circIes
of the county. After the marriage some TWO
or three hundred OF the frionds OF tne
connie assembled mt the residence OF the
cro5n's porcnts. whore a brilliant recep-
zion followed and great foast was spread.
A large pavilion had been erected. ana inu-
sic and dancing and joyous festivities were
kept up until late hour.
CHARGED WITH TREsPAss.
Several well-ku Dwn young c!tizens OF
Petersburg were to-day summoned 10 ap-
pear before o mag istrnte OF Prince George
to answer the charge OF trespass. Inc
trcspas3 consists in hunting soFa on Ger,
tam marshes IN that county when nau
been posted.
cAsE REHEAnD.
Mention was made in this correspondence
some DAYS ago OF the arrest and convection
OF "A color.d man from stanton named
Jun us Patterson for the larceny Of
vaise belonging TO drummer. PATTERSON
was sent ~ jail FOL sixty days; lie cIa,h'-
ed that the yalise was taken BY m!stake.
Tn matter excited good deal Of interest
IN stanton, aud number OF prominent
citizens aud officials Of that city testified
10 he good character OF the accused. a
renearlng Of the case Wa granted by tue
Mayor. and tho good standing and cha
racter of tho prisoner being established
MAYOR Collier gave him the benefit Of oil
doubts aud discharged him.
HrALIH PRECAUTIONS.
Dr. c. Y. Robinson. the health officer. is
taking every possible procautlon 10 pre-
vent the Introduction or spread Oi disease
in tue city. Sanitary regulations are rleor-
ouSly enforced. dlsiuiectants are freely
used. and cleanliness everywhere urged.
There has not as Yet been case OF diph-
liberia in the city. The announcement Of
the arrival Of family nom the infected
district Of hichI.Ond caused the health
officer % pay them prompt visit, with the
request tia. they keep themselves secluded
for several days.
FLUE-CUEED TOBACCO.
The first new fiue-curcd tobacco Of the
season was sold today by Messrs. Green &
Towns. II was consigned to them by
Mr.. l.. G. uowerton. O: Brunswick county,
and brought very satisfactory prices. In
this connection II may be stated that "A
well-known planter, whose farm lies on
the borders OF Dinwiddie and Amelia
counties, writes here that he will have
about 90, 600 pounds Of tlue-cured tobacco
to market this season. The probability is
that the sales Of this class Of tobacco this
season Will be largely in excess Of previous
year,.
mo Virginia Normal School will open
for the fail session next year and with a
larger attendance Of students than ever
letOre.