Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-02
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Was also member. viii meet ~ Cerslcye Han
81 2;30 O'Clock 70 attend the funerai IN BODY
POLITICAL GOSSIP.
Ward msctlngs VIII bs hold Ia Manchester
about the lst Of Angus; 70 eject delegates 70 the
stase Convention nnisss the people call ior =
primary. Manchester aud Swsnsborv are EMIT
tied 70 twenty delegates IN the oonvsntion.
Several candidates are working IN quict way
20 secure the nomination for the legislature
Should Mr.. Parrish get the place 10 wasninston
he n seeking he viii resign bis seA' IN inc eenss,
and this another vacancy Will % maue WHICH
will be eagerly sought after. s-,,,..
Now that tho lamps on the free DRUGS ns.o
boon moved out Of the way OF the e.fee-cals
some steps should be taken 70 scc INA. .noy aio
kept lighted AZ night prominent citizen re-
Gently said TO o DISPATCH reporter w spoahins
about the matter that Manchester should tako
somc action against the city OF Richmond Tor
not having the lamps lighted At night When
The lamps were put up an es Msncsc.,sp ,SonlG
paw to Richmond $500 and the latter city should
SEQ that tho lamps we're Kept lighted.
MISCELLANEOUS MENTION.
DR.. W. 7. Mathews. OF this city, left yesterday
On a trip 10 Cincinnati and Chicago.
A meeting Of the Committee on Finance viii
be held to night At \ O'Clock.
Mira Martini Young and family, OF this city.
lcit yesterday for Pittsylvania county. where
they viii IN future reside
ar. Richard Oakley and family. OF Norfolk,
formerly OF this city, who came 10 witness tho
reiniermept ceremonies, have returned homo.
III. Christian Band Of the Central Methodist
church served ics-crenm and cake last night
from 20 10 O'Clock OF this 'acsnt store OF Mr.. G.
>. Wells. next 10 the Bank building.
The Confederate veterans from Manchester
and Chesterfield. who wont over 20 Richmond
wednesday TO participate In the ceremonies in
ciiont 10 the reiniermoni Of the remains OF Joi-
iersou DAVE. were given n position OF horor IN
the procession. Manchester sent over a good
representation.
A PAIR or WEDDINGS.
Mr.. T. ". Smith and Miss Daisy Gibbs both OF
this city. we're married IN Lynchburg Tuesday,
Rev. DR.. T.. NJ. Peterson, the former pastor OF
Central church, performing toe ceremony. Miss
Gibbs was on n visit 70 the family Of DR.. Peter
son at tho time. She "a the daughter OF MIR.
Scott Gibbs and is quite an attractive young
lady. The groom Ia member Of the firm OF
Smith Brothers. carriage builders, on Hull street
near Ninth, aad Ia n very deserving young man.
Tuesday evening and aro residing on cambridge
street.
Mr.. Jam IS II. Smith and Miss Lois B. Staples,
we're married "Wednesday night at tho home OF
the bride, No 1908 Everett street Rev. 4. /.
Dadmun performed tao ceremony. After the
ceremony tho bridal party we're handsomely on
te-taned by the brides parents
NEWS MOTIFS or INTEREST.
Mr.. ". Clay Chainbln, whose splendid horse,
Norfolk. Is the sire OF Miss Nelson, was yester-
day tho recipient OF many congratulations on
his fine stock. Miss Nelson Is undoubtedly one
Of Ihe bost race-horses ever bred in virginia and
10 IL believed the little mare Will have marx oil
3:l5 or better before the season is over
MIR. r. Pomeroy, tho weli-known trainer aud
driver, has accepted position with MIR. Cham
bin and In future Will look after tho trotters OF
Whuby farm. Bourbon Baron Ia IN training for
the races and IL in excellent form. A NUMBER OF
p and 3-yoar-olds arc also receiving their edu-
cation.
Tho Mission Band Of Cowardin-Avenue Chris
tian church presented tho Missionary ship In
Leader Han last night at O'clock 70 n large aud
npprecintive audience. Mr.. Gus CARRIER rem
derei some instrumental selections and tho
Richmond AMI Danville Railroad Band also took
part IN the programme
The CircHit Court OF surry county Judge Il.
a. Hancock presiding, opened on tuesday. The
suit Of Parrish rs. the Surrg Sussex aud South
afnpt0n Railroad Company IA set for trial az this
term, but It IS not thought that It will DO hoard.
This suit 4 brought TO recover 8 900 damages.
Parrish was killed by n train on tho defendant
railroad compauy's road, and therefore the suii.
Rev t. +. Dadmun, OF Manchester. hos been
assisting ut a protracted meeting al McKendree
church, Norfolk.