Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-17
Richmond College. 4 I 0 a 2 -
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Forest Hnls-A. j. Bradley, second base: Rey-
nolds right field; ". B. Bradley, centre field
Kirk Mathews. first base; jim Llinpscomp'
pitcher; L. Taylor third base Niiliam Lips
comb catcher; Frank Crosilc, iethch 'haiies
richmond College-Leftwich, catcher; Taylor,
pitcher; Harrison. short-siop: Welis, centre
field Andrews. second base: kllyaon' lelt Held !;
Mofeit first base; Burnett, third base; Corey,
The umpires we're Samuel J. Young for the
Richmond College and John Uhildress Tor Man
chester.
4 very pretty home wedding took place at the
residence OF Mr. William ii. sampson. on Sew
enth street. yesterday afternoon az o'clock,
when Mr. James 4. Haryell and Miss Annie ID.
Ientins were united in marriage. The cere-
mony was performed By Rev. l.. X. ThOrnhil In
the presence OF few intimate friends, VINO ex-
| tended their Congratulations To the young
coupic Nr. Hatyel, who "a resident OF hch-
mond formerly lived in Petersburg, where he is
widely kro6n. The bride IS an estimable young
lady Of this city. and Il daughter OF the late
solomon ID. Jenkins. An elegant reception was
rendered Dir. aud Mrs. HarVell last evening al
the home OF Nr. sampson.
A most delightful party was eive1 at the rcsi-
denco Of Aiis. ID. J.. Lipscomb last evening ~
the B. o. II. Club The entertainment vas ten
dored In honor OF Master John b. Lpscomb,
who recently returned from the Randolph
Macon Academy. About thirty boys and pretty
Young ladies were present ana spent very
pleasant evening in the participation ot paflor
James An elegant collation. was served about
Mr.. JENSISGs's DEATH.
Mr.. BENJAMIN Jennings, OF Manchester, died
n. Crewe IN NOi'ogay county, Wednesday. He
went there on Visit 10 his daughter aud died
alter a briet illness. lie was the father OF Rev.
william jennings. The remains Will be taken
10 POwhatan county for irterment.
Andrew jackson, Il c0lOrel youth, was before
the Mayors Court yesterday morning charged
with stealing straw hat from one OF the work.
men at Burton's brick-yard. The case was dis-
missed upon tie payment OF costs.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Treasurer J. p Gillian, OF Chesterfield, was in
the city yesterday.
The cay Council viii have an adjourned meet
ing tonight. 49, -
Professor Carroll Vadcn, son OF Rev. w. c.
| yaien IL here on a visit 20 his parents.
TbeInlant child of Mr.. j. 7. Robinson died
Yesterday morning. The funeral viii take place
this afternoon at o'clock from the Presbyte-
| r.an church.
Rev. John j. Ciopton conducted services in the
| publio-school building Ia Swansboro last eve
| ming. Much interest was manifested.
Mr.. 4. j. Bradley VIII ieaSe TOMORROW Tor Cnl-
| cago. lie IL an alternate to the national conyen-
Mr. William Cox and daughter, Miss Kate, nre
| visiting his sister. Mrs General L. Nj. Logan, IN
| buckingham county.
Ind. .lohp H. Ingram, has qualified before
| Judge Wellford, OF the Richmond Circuit Court,
as Judge OF the lustngs Court OF Manchester for
| The term OF six years, beginning January l..
1888
Master-Mechanic Thomas W. Gentry, OF the
| Rchinond ana Danyille Shops, leaves to-day sor
| Saratoga Springs. n. Y. Mr.. Gentry will be ac-
| cor, panied by his wife. Tho National Master
Necnanics' Convention assemblies at that place
noxt Monday.
| son Lodge, 1. d. o. H., last eye-ipg IN company
| With other grand oniciair. Mr.. stansbury deli
yered an address before the members II the
] lodge.