The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-31
BEFORE HYMEN'S ALTAR.
cUrrD WORK IN THE cocKApE CITY.
Failure OF N Furniture Merchant In Lynch
burg-smaii Blaze In Dnnviiie-Nir-
gInia Affairs I'm General.


lauehlin and Auss Rosa Nav Sutherland
The church had been beautifully and richly
decorated with flowers and po,ted plants in
houo- OF the occasion. The following young
gentlemen acted as ushers: c. w. Coleman
j. T.. Turner. w. W. Slinn,reo and w L.
Sutherland "a brother OF the BRIDE. The mar
rage ceremony was performed ia an impressive
manner by Key. A. &. B.sdsoe. Tho groom Is
former resident Of LynchbcrG. but is now a
merchant Of Kansas City. The bride IS n most
charming and attractive young lady Of this
city. NJ and Nrs. Mclaughlin, after receiy-
ing the congratulations Of their friends. left
for the home OF the sroom Ia Kansas CITY.
where IN future they will reside The pres
ents were numerous and handsome and con-
sisted principally of silyerware.
Grace Episcopal church was filled this AZ
ternoOn 81 40 o'clock with &u nssemblage
composed or the elite OF the city. 20 witness
the marriage Of Miss Ellen II. Heath and Mr.
r. f. ParsOn. Rev Richards OF Surry county
with Miss J. Il. Heath sister OF tic bride.
acted as best INN. The waters we're Mr.
Eugene Jones Of Petersburg Mr.. Robert Har-
ris0n aid hr. Virgins Hall Of Richmond
and Mr.. William II. Cuthbert Of Petersburg.
Miss Rebecca Powell Of Richmond Miss
George Clark # Surry county Miss Bell
Webb of Petersburg and Miss Leslie r. VII
son OF Portsmouth. Rev. 6. J. Gibson OH
ciated. M snd Mrs. ParsOn left on an ex-
tended Northern trip.
very pretty home wedding took place this
evening 81 o'clock at the residence of Mr..
William GrOssraan in Chesterfield county. Just
across the river from this city. The parties
10 this union woro Mr Grossman's eldest
daughter Mss Kato Augusta Grossman. and
Mr.. g. Roettger, well known loweler OF THIS
place. The walters were Miss Fannie Cole Of
Chesterfield county. with Nh William Gross
man. Jr. brother of the bride. Miss
ana Af Nyffh
William leimbegger. of Petersburg Miss
Hedwig GTOssmau, a sister OF the bride.
with Mr.. Noecker. Of Richmond The
marriage ceremony was performed 10y
Rev q. G. Boesch of Chesterfield county.
Among those IN attendance ut the mar
rage were Mr. J.. hahl and Mrs. kali.
of Richmond aud s1r, Carl Ruehrmund. sec
rotary Of the German Association OF Rich
mond. The marriage ceremony was followed
by grand reception. at which large assem-
blage was present. The newly-made couple
were the recipients OF u cart-lOad OF presents.
some Of which were very handsome and
costly
The Petersburg Cotiuion Club gave a large
ly attended german at the Petersburg Grays'
armory last.night. The couples We're: Miss
Evelyn Tannor with Dir. W. b. Stevens; Miss
Louise Brander OF Richmond. with Mr.
Ernest Griffin, Miss Lizzie Tannor with Mr..
T. w. TannOr Misc Dora McGill with Mr.
William Z. McCrae; Miss Pathe Prince with
Mr.. Leonard Noel. of Richmond. Miss " T.
Ellen White with Mr. Raymond Mancha:
Miss Mary Bragg Robinson with Mr.. A. f.
Jones; Miss Pattie Moon with Mr.. Robert Ham,
ilton Miss Otelia Malone with Mr. Geo Seay:
Miss Stewart Bradley. of Richmond with Mr..
j. Richie Smith: Miss Sallie Hamilton with
Mr.. ). c. Beckwith Miss Salie Bernard with
Mr.. James Mann: Miss Blanche Cuthbert
with Mr.. Henry Sutton Miss Oteia Johnston
with Mr. Monte Peasants Miss Bessie Ven
able with Mr.. w. G. Dung. Miss Anna Alien
with Mr.. /. r. Tower; Miss Mary Roper with
Mr.. Ally Friend Miss Martha Ann Bragg with
Mr.. A. b. TNrnbull: Miss Sadie Simpson
with Mr.. Willie Young; Miss Walker. of
Washington. ID. c.. with Mr. Henry Aiey |
Miss Fannie Spicer with Mr.. Willie Riddle; /
Miss Carrie Du Bignon. Of Savannah. Ga, |
with Mr. Robert Davis. Chaperons- |
NJ Bernard Mrs. William Malone. Mrs. $. X !
Collier. Mrs W. l.. Nenable, Mrs. joseph |
Carr. Mrs. William X. Nichols Mrs. John Nc /
Gill. Mrs. John Armstead.
Some time last night burglars broke into |
the Office of MesSrs. Marks a Friend near the |
[ Mon depot. An entrance was effected |
through rear window. The thieves only !
got twenty cents and few postage stamps /
Tor their trouble
The move for the improvement of the pub
u
and definite shape. and on Friday the County
Alliance will hold meeting at the county
courthouse, and expect to call mass
meeting to be held on the third
Monday in January (cOurt day at the county
court house to consider the prOpretv OF ask
ng the representatives of the county IN the
House of Delegates and the State Senate TO
obtain the necessary legislation 10 enable
the BOARD OF supervisors q ISSUE the neces-
'ary bonds.
Mr.. S. G. Wilson OF this city postal cerk
)n the route between Petersburg and Wash
ngton, ID. c.. having made an a ,erage Of -
per cent. in the civil service examination. has
been promoted TO class No. IN the railway
mail service.
The coloIed people Of Petersburg will
celebrate the twenty~eiChth anniversary OF /
the Emancipation proclamation by holding
public exercises IN the Oak street A. " T.
<ion church. Mt 1870 O'clock on the night of
the lst of January Rev. T.. NJ. i}rawley. ID.
Will be the orator of the occasion. Addresses
will also be- made 10y other prominent col
ored men. IL is thought that tops will lie
taken at tins meeting Tor the per
manent observance Of the day b. the coored
people of tins city.
The annual report of the Superintendent
or the Central LunGtic Asylum shows the
total umber OF inmates during the past year
10 have been $40 The present number of
inmates Is 627. The number OF patients ad-
United during the year. 2l3. The average
cost Of the support OF each patient was
tll0.5o per year. S9zl per month and %
cents per dav.
MIR. J. Il. Ruifin travelling freight agent If
the Norfolk aud Western railroad. with head
quarters at Roanoke, was IN the city to-day
en- route home
Mr.. J.. Gieland. Of Lynchburg. IS in the
city.
Mr. William Boswell of Richmond who has
been quite sick At hs parents in Dinwiddie
county, Is now aule % lie out.
Miss Helen Lcenbrum. who has been con-
fned 70 the house Tor some days by sickness,
IS out again.
Miss lAndseJ LoInsx, OF Fauquier county.
and Miss Louise Drander and Mrs. ID. H.
Lynch. OF Richmond are or VISIT 70 Mrs.
". ". Townes, on Sycamore street.
Mr.. Alfred Cary, OF Richmond. came oyer
asst night 10 attend the german.
Miss Stuart Bradley. of Richmond. spent
Tuesday with Miss Oteiia Johnston, on Jeier-
ION street.
Mr.. Clay Drcwy. Of Richmond, was in the
,ity YESTERDAY
Mr.. Monnle Peasants of Richmond. has
3een Oh visit 20 friends here.
Mr.. +. n. Griffin left this oveniD. to attend
german in Richmond.
Mr.. W. L.. Grliiiu IS IN the city
Dir. A. ID. Thompson. Of Washington. u. c..
Who bias been here on u visit 10 his family.
las returned home.
John WnfrentOn was released from iail |
lis afternoon after serving ont term Of
IA months fur COmm,ttiDv "a feiDnious nc /