The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-30
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rh. stree, Car schsdu e-The Board of su.
psrvisors-A Brick yard-oiher News
from over The River.
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A very pretty and quie' "o"'e "euding
took place last evening at O'Clock. at
the residence of Nj Af'i"i ~ tyson,
corner Of Eighth and Porter streets, when
his niece. Miss Minnie Lee ho"'0i oecaihe
,ha br,ae of Mr. Dallas Oakley. of
Oakley's Lane, on the i''0"i'o"u ana
Seven Pines railroad. O''S Anui''d'e
friends of the family were present The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Dr.
Ruclxer. OF Fiffh-street Methodist church.
The ushers were Messrs. oaN'eS 'o'o,'ier
of the groom, and Lsoorh; after the
ceremony the young COUPE III 'ne
home OF the groom .,,. -
Mr.. Frank T.. Frledhoii' . -,
Lynchburg, and Neh-hnoW,,in -,
in the Richmond and Dan''" ~, '"Y 1,,, IA
this city, and Mss bla - -
daughter OF Mr.. {. H. C"r"'
- ,as, right at 9 o'clock, by Rev. l..
- rhornbiIi nastor Of Bainbridge-Street
pantist church in his study. The cere-
rronv was quietly performed, ana was
witnessed nv few friends. Inc prlde
and Groom LEFT on TIE H;b tram ior
short bridal trim 10 Lynchburg' ana on
their return will reside on Ferry street.
where the groom now boards
The Leader Of yesterday says me
schedule on the street railway INES may
suit a few citizens. but the majority Oh
passengers who pay their rare 70 rue
on the cars are dlssaushed Win IT. ~ %
To be presumed that "hen a p aS3e'. 20,
Min etreets I'm Richmond. he Will be
transnorted to this city without any
trouble. but such Is not the case. Wheh
Seventh and Perry streets Is reached you
have to wait in the cold or ram Tor the
Huil-strcet car II has been the eHpe-
rience Of number Of our ciilzens, rather
than stand on the corner, 10 ioot IL
from that point home. The company
claims TO give a thirteen-minute scheIuie
on the Hull and Perry-street INES Inns
is very good so far as that IS concerned
but for Heavens sake make better con-
nections.
At the recent meeting OF the boarn OF
Supervisors of Chesterfield an appllca-
ton was made FOR an extension OF tiihe
for beginning work on the proposed cleo
tric line between Manchester and Peters
burg. In the application for an extension
of time IT was stated that the tiEhtness
i'm the money market for the past year
operated against beginning work on lhe
road. The board unanimously granted
the application. 80,
All the drugstores of Manchester VIII
keep their stores open on sundays, COM
mencing April LIST. only from TO l9:SO a;
NJ. and to L. NJ Customers VIII
please bear this in mind.
Messrs. \. j. Bradley q CO.. redl es-
tate auctioneers, sold yesterday 10 n,:
" BENJAMIN Davis twelve and one-halI
acres of the Marx tract. just beyond me
corporate limits Of the city, for Ai'9"'
Mr.. Davis purchased the property Tor tne
purpose of establishing a brick-yard
there. The clay is valuable brick cray
and he will do an extensive business mere
in the way OF manufacturing prick.
Those interested in the organization OF
an infantry company in this CITY VIII
meet AT the Mayors courtroom to-h,sh'.
4 number of young men are taxing
an interest in this matter
1t is understood that the affairs OF 'ne
Equitable League OF America VIII De 80
adjusted that the holders Of certificates
viii receive a dividend about the latter
mart of May or first OF June.
The souvenir orange tea, to be given
at the residence OF Mrs. Bernard L.
Walden tonight is to be for the benefit
of Young Ladies' Aid Society OF Meade
Memorial church. The following ladies
will receive:
Mrs. Harry b. owen. Mrs. William
Michaux. Mrs. William Mathews, Mrs.
Alex. Fitzgerald, Misses Susie Holland
Eloise Taylor. Minnie Walden. Minnie
Lee Drewry. Kate Drewry, Ruth sub
lett. Gertrude Weisiger. Ellen Weisiger.
Alma Owens. Anna Chalkley. Lena Nor
risett. Eva Carter. Lucy OBrien, Bessie
Gill. Mary Cox. Lille Baird. Clay Willis.
Bessie Mathews, and Annie Wood.
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the b. of l..
T.. will celebrate their first annual an
niversary at Leader Hall tonight.
good programme has been arranged
Some of Richmond's best musical talent
will be over, and Judge Farrar will be
here.
Judge John #. Ingram and Mr.. George
T.. Gary. who went over TO Petersburg
TO attend the Grand Council Of Royal
Arcanum, returned home yesterday morn
ing.
In the Mayors Court yesterday morn
ing Richard Goff (cooredl was fined $3.50 |
and costs for interfering with officer |
Wright in the discharge Of his duty.
Grand Chancellor Hulce viii pay |
Friendship Lodge. No. %. *. Of p, Of
this city. an official visit tonight.
Mrs. Henry Sharp. Of Lynchburg, Is |
visiting Mrs ]. K. Perdue of this city
Mrs. Adamson, mother of Mr.. A. l.. |
Adamson. IS very i'll at her home, in |
Chesterfield, near Manchester.
Miss Fannie Diggs, Of Chester is visit !
ing her friend, Miss Ella Fulks, Of this
city.
Mrs. S. A. Fulks. OF Amherst Court |
house. is visiting her son, Mr.. S. l.. |
Fulks, of this city
Miss Maud Moore, Of this city, left for |
Wilmington. Del. to-day, her future !
home.