Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-22
MANchEsrsa's Newsv BUDGET.
speaking in the First ward--Nfarriaee Of
MIR. Moody and Miss Robinson.

large crowd gathered around tho plat
form In ne First Ward last night TO hear
addresses rom Colonel Meade fiaskina OF Elrn
mond' and tho Democratic candidates for tho
Scnate ana House OF Delegates. The erounas
we're brightly Illuminated by a largo frc mssa
81 tar~barrois and boxes. Upon the ros,rum sat
colonel Meade Hashins, Mayor A. G. Attkisson'
Junge William J. csopton, Mr. T. N. Parrish, the
NOMINEES for TIE Senate, Mcesrs. u. l.. Tony ma
W. I. Nichauy. nominees for tho House. and
Mcssrs. A. j. Bradley, A. }. Hooker, and A 7
Deiiron, OF tho City Central Democratic Com.
Mayor Aukisson Was called upon TO Introduce
the first speaker. and after a short formal rd.
dress prescntcd Mr.. +. VI. Parrish, Of Goochland.
me Democratic nominee for the Senate FROM tho
Sixteenth district. '''0
TIN PROSPECTIVE SENATOR.
Mr.. Parrish made an address In which IN
nreed the people 10 do all in their power TO m ake
tais contest one 60 DO remembered. He said no
had no doubt ~ the success Of tho Democrats
party in this district, but ne wanted a larre
majority. Mr Parrish thinks Goochland counts
votes - wv
AZ the conclusion OF his address be introduced
'oionel hassins In few appropriate words
or IMPORT ,Ncg 10 MANCHESTER.
Mr.. IiasSins said the progress Of the CITY Of
Manchester was something 20 be considered. ana
the importance OF placing OcmOcrntir rcr,re
eentatiyos in the Senate and House was very
great, a. INC General Assembly viii elect all the
Another most important thing to he borne In
mind ie That the district cnu lend an aiding hrnJ
IN sending Hon John W. Daniel back 10 the
United States Senate. The speaker nrcd int
tho Republicans In a scathine manner. md
especially portrayed the snrcrings which hsd
becn inflicted upon the labofing people by mo
Mckinley mh Mr.. hasklns was frequently In
terrupted 10y applause aud was rouudy checred
When he concluded bis address
NOMINEE NIcHAUx.
Nr. Waddy T. Michnux. OF Powhainn, Demo
cratic nominee for the House, followed Colonel
lta-sins IN an ornate aud happy speech Of about
thirty minutes IN length. He asked the support
81 the people aud promised faithful ana diIgent
service % his constituents Il elected.
The address OF Mr.. ID. l. Toney, who was then
introduced. was one fuli Of sound advice 20 tho
followers OF the standard Of Democracy. He
closed by asking every man 20 do his duty on
November "a, and assured his auditors that the
grand old party would be victorious.
the speakers were accorded rousing rccep-
lions, md tho evening waS prontably spent 10y
the large ihrong ot citizens which cOncreg gated
% listen 70 the addresses.
An AUTUMN WEDDING.
pretty marriage took place AT the Bnin-
niogo--ireet Baptis, church yesterday after
noon az 3,3o O'Clock. !, was that II Mr. l.. L.
Moody. and Miss Bertha :. Robinson. Rev. L. r.
lLoruhin OBLIGATED, and the attendants werc:
Ms, Ellen ;. Robinson. sister ~ tho bride (mald
- honor, and Mcssrs. W. NJ. Robinson (best
man, :. Il. koscnhaum. \. j. Bradley. William
Il. o~ens, /. G. Moody. brother Of the groom =.
l. Wincneh, and Josiah Vaughn. ushers.
Whom the appointed hour arriy ell II wan hardly
possible 20 obtain standing room inside the sa-
cret edidco The ceremony WAS simple and i'm
pressivo
the BRIDES COSTUME.
Tho bride was becomncy dressed in a rich
travelling suit OF dark brown. with hat and
gives 90 correspond, and carried in her hand q
magnificent cluster of brides roses. She il the
daughter ofNr.W. L. Robinson. su po rintendent Of
ihe Ola Dominion Coiton-Mils. and has for seve-
raj seasons Ianked among the most popular and
admired o. Manche-ier's fair ladies.
The groom is a son Of Mr. ". l.. Moody, one Of
NaEchestors weil-known t0wnsncn, ana IL a
popular young pharmacist hore. lie is men,
Der Of The Chesterfield Troop, who attended the
chur II IN "a body under command OF Captain
David. Tho bride and groom were the recipients
81 many beautiful and costly presents
Immediately after the marriage Mr.. and Mrs.
Moody lift for the North, ana Will visit New
NoFk, Boston. and other cities before returning
homo.
They have many friends in this city and clse-
whore Who wish them much happiness during
their Journey throngh life.
CHURCH SERVICES.
During The revival services at the Fifth-Street
church on Monday night there was one CONVEX
sion. while twelve persons stood up for prayer
The congregation was very large, ana Rcy. Dr..
+. 4. Peterson Offlciatcd.
The services ar Central Methodist church will
Doe -'ontinlcd after tonight, thus enabling tho
congregation 10 attcnd tue revival services at
ffth-S.rcct and West-End
GREAT DISAPPOINTMENT.
The citizens - Manchester are very much dis
appointed because OF tho failure TO e'ure Tor the
city the free-delivery system OF mail Mr.. Thomas
IL. smith. postmaster. has received letter
stating mat Manchester was not entitled to too
fgce-dclis ery system. as IN order 10 that the law
requires a city 80 have population OF 10000,
as-cTiairc hy the national or authorized state
census, or q revenue from tho po-t-onlce for the
piece ling I.cal year Of not less than $4,000.
Manchester lad a population by the last Official
census a 9. 'fN. and the revenue of the pOstoice
f1r the fiscal year ending June 30, 1891, amount
I'd g. but s4.leA56. Therefore, II isimpossible
for the Posimgstor-Gcpcra 10 extend 10 Man
chester The benefits Of free-deliyery service
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS
Miss Susie Gregory, of Chesterfield, IL visiting
ia TIE city.
Comml- -ioner-of- Revenue Samuel X. Owens
il Detained AZ home 10y sickness.
Mis- and Mrs Robert A. gibbs, who reside at
tho corner or Twentieth ana Hun streets, lost an
iut.re. ting child by death yesterday morning.
Pre-ilcnt ". ". Baker. of the Agricultural and
Mechanical Society 81 Manchester and Chester
field under the auspices Of which tins county VIII
bee represented at the state Fair, II putting In
some good work. II Chesterfield does not take
the FIRST prize 81 the Fair II will not be because
President Baker aud his assistants are not worN~
Ing In her behalf.
Tho Hastings Court was engaged IN chancery
matters yesterday.