Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-27
MARRIED IN THE EARLY MORNING.
Miss Day Becomes Mrs. Rice-Field to
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Spehk-Other Manchester Gleanlnss.
MIR. John G.. Rice, OF Manchester, and Miss
Lynette Day. OF Chesterfield, were married at
o'clock yesterday morning at the homo OF the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles {. Day.
about a mile below the city. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. G. n. Van Holten, pastor OF
the Presbyterian church, Of this city. Only a
few of the most intimate friends Of the couple
witnessed the marriage, which was indeed
very pretty one.
enterprising young businessmen and enjoys
vide acquaintance. The bride Is young lady
Of rare personal beauty, and her amiabie man
ner has won for her host Of friends. she WAS
attlred in a steel-gray travelling-suit with hat
and gloves OF the same hue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rice, after receiving the con-
CALCULATIONS of their friends, were driven 10 tho
Union depot, where they took the train for New
York.
The Third-partytes In this district are making
extensive preparations for a mass-meetlng
in Manchester next Saturday night. They e1-
pect TO secure Leader HAN Tor inc OCCASION ana
will no doubt have brass band to discourse
music. General James @. Field. the Peoples
party candidate Tor Vice-President, is expected
70 be present and attempt 70 convert some OF
the workingmen IN the trSe state. Inc orator
of the National Hdfchman, q Ihird-party organ
of Washington, ID. c. Manchester is a good field
for The Third-party missionaries, as up TO date
James. Mr. Walter L. Grant, their candidate
Tor Congress, will probably be- present, but 1t ID
not likely that he will speak
HIS LEG BROKEN.
Alexander Williams, a colored man employed
at the power-house Of the Richmond and Man
chester Railway Company, had bone In his lett
leg broken Yesterday morning. lie was empty
ing a cOal-car when one OF the gates OF the ear
fell on his leg with the above result. Dr. Law
renee Ingram was summoned ana treated MN
Ar,nAsh %
OF age WAS very painfully injured tuesday owe
ming. lie was ~ the hobby-hOIsos on Decatur
street near the Richmond and Petersburg depot
when he and another boy had a uhnculty' N
which his asssilant struck him in the face with
somethtng, which was thought TO have boon q
glass bottle, as the boy was severely cut about
the face and received fracture OF the nose. Dr..
William p. Mathews rendered the necessary
surgical attention.
A meeting Of the Council Committee on Streets
will 10 held this evening.
IL Is understood that the Chesternelo county
authorities have AN excellent clue IN the stephen
Y. Harris murder case but as yet they have
withheld II from the newspaper men.
The case Of Charles r. Longs adminisratriX
against the Manchester Railway ana improve
ment Company was called In the hustngs court
Yesterday, but on account OF the INABILITY OF one
OF the most important witnesses to be present
the case was continued until the January term
OF the court. W. U. burioy' one OF ,ie Nnh W.
summoned in the case, failed 70 put In his ap-
pearanCe yesterday until capias mad Deem iS-
sued, and the court fined him 50.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mrs Z. I. Dadmun, OF this city, Is visiting her
parents In Petersburg.
Mrs. A. II. Fitzgerald is quite sick at her resi-
deDce, on Porter street.
Miss Emma L. Gill, OF Norfolk, is visiting the
Misses Patch, Of this city.
Miss Mile Russell, OF Brooklyn, n. l., is Visit
ing her aunt Mrs. Fred. Rolin, on cambridge
street. -. NJ
Mrs. Z. d. Whitehead, OF this city, LETT Iues-
day for New York, where she VIII spend the
winter with her sister, Mrs $. A. Files;,
Mrs. William Fryer of New York Is visiting
, her mother. Mrs alexander Baxter. on Hull
street. , -.
Mr. A. G. Jones, who was so badly injured al
the Danyille shops some weeks ago, Is steadiiy
improving.