Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-20
KENTUCKY VIRGINIA
AsluEcsAss GROOM TAKES AWAY AN
OLD DOMINION BRIDE.
Wedding Of Mr.. y. v, Glass and Miss Bette
smith-A War Relic Found In the
Ireastworks-OtherN Notes.

PETERSBURG, VA. April l9.-tSre-
oial)-Mr. James V. Glass. a ven-kno"n
and prominent citizen OF Outstanding.
Ky. was married at 10 O'Clock this morn
ing 10 Miss Bette Smith, a sister Of
Mr.. Hush II. Smith, our new postmaster.
Tho ceremony was performed by the Rev.
: h. VIM. pastor OF the second Pres
byicrian church. at the residence of tho
bride. on Pine street. in the pr sence OF
the immediate relatives and friends of
the family. The bride has been known as
one OF the most charming aud cultivated
ladies' In the city. she Was att:ed IN
a dark-blue and black MORE and cloth.
and carried a bouquet 81 La France 1, scs.
Miss Genie Smith, a niece OF the bride.
a lovely and beautiful young ialy, scted
as maid OF honor. She looked oharnng
IN her attire Of brown satin. carrying
lilies OF the valley and maiden-hair fern.
Mr. y. J. Jahnke. Of Richmond, acted
a. best man. The couple LETT on the -
O'Clock train on trip to the North. The
bui,'s presents were elegant.
SILVER BADGE FOUND.
\ Uniformed silver badge bearing The
Inscription. Survivors seventy Penn
sylvauia Volunteers" was found ycstcr-
1.Y ON the hTtastWorks east OF the city,
ana has been placed IN the hands Of Mr..
Julius. Ilcbcrt To- d. returned to the
owner Tho badge is SUPPOSED TO L.
long 10 ono Of the members o. the
~vcuty-NrSt Pennsylvania Regiment, who
lost 50 during a recent visit to tn lines
IN front q Petersburg. The holder de-
sircs o. return the badge to the owner.
The regular torn Of TX Hastings
SQUIRT was commenced to-day with am I'M
.crcsting docket The grand jury returned
,wo indictments Tor felony against Ernest
Anderson tcolor,U. and four iudictm 'nts
or felony against John Jones )coloroO.
Tho former. ON trial was acquitted. and
the latter was adiuHgfd guilty. the charge
la4us that of passing counterfeit money,
ana sentenced o. ton years imprispn-
mcut ia TIE psuitcntary. lie Wa tried
on only 0uc of the indictments. a nolle
yrosclui beng entered iu the other three.
TIE ASSISTANT POSTMASTEESIilP
Mir Hugh Il. Smith. who has been ap-
pointed postmaster 90 succeed General
Stiih Boiling. has not Yet iutimated whom
he VIII select as his assistant IL is To-
ported that there are several names mem
upuei for The place. which is the business
place in tho office. Among the mar.
suggested are those Of MIR. Benjamin Har-
Ii-,n. SIR. j. Finley Mcll"sine and Mr..
James b. Blanks. AN Of them true and
capable men and good Democrats.
Mr. Smith. the new postmaster. has been
IT, recipient of overwhelming congratulate
tons ON bass appointment. ana surely no
lnlu i~ NOR" worthy of them Mr.. Smith
o. commander Of the state Camp Of
Confederate Veterans. and as s.ch H.
entitled 20 The titi. Of general. lis
gallant services in tho Ccuf-d.rt'e army.
while he was not promoted beyond the
gral. ~ major. should have cnti'l,d him
o. the position 81 general DE D. Tromi-
n-ut officer ~ the Masonic order and
also o. tho order Of Eoyh Arcrumm.
a NEW FIREWORKS FIRM.
~ is understood that "a new ir'1. COM
posed ot Messrs Romaiue. Barnim. Man
il". and belgrade. viii succeed ne firm
ef Eomaiue Brothers in tn manIfic'ure
of fireworks i'm This city, "a" new factory
O. D." erected outside of a., city. ia I.u-
wIflia county
And n This connection it la. feon ru-
uor,l for several days that suits for
heavy damages VIII he brought against
the city by the families or me victims ~
th- bate fatal cNulosiou-fhe grounds FOR
action being in D." fact th.t no such fac
tory should have been licensed - operate
~ TIE city.
u is umorol that the large factory
building Of the Cameron Tobacco Com
yauy on Main street. now idls viii I'm
tie carly future be utilized as a cigarette
fa-tory.
T. ls sail that fully ono thousand NO
grocs llV. been converted and baptized
as ID result az the present revival