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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-23

IAsE-kAil TBS.
There is not a shadow Of a doubt that
the Crows are playing phenomenal ball
just at present. Twelve games out Of
thirteen II a record to be proud Of. The
Richmond team Is playing together. Their
stick work is remarkable, and their Won
derful success Of late has even strength
oned the interest here In the national
game.
Tate. Gilman. Phlllips-in fact, the whole
team are playing ball 10 win. Every
where one turns I'm this city baseball is
tho topic. II IS discussed at the hotels
and Gales in the club rooms, In the sew
ing circles. AMI all. Men. women and
children are going wild on the subject
until the thing has gotten TO be bona
fde mania
The Mushrooms will commence a series
OF games here this afternoon. The gem
eral opinion among the local rooiers IS
that Richmond VIII capture the series. II
not there's going 10 boz many a dsap-
pointed crank in town. II is expected
that the usual big crowd VIII be on hand
this afternoon % see that the work IS
well done.
nalley will probabaly occupy the box
this afternoon. If he does, and Wells
wears the mask. why therell be a bit Of
work worth seeing.
There was an interesting game OF ball
played AT jefferson Park yesterday morn
Potatoes. The score was 80 % -. In favor
Of the Lions. The Lions found the POta-
toes pitcher for seven home runs.
quite a number OF cranks gathered at
Island i.trr Ft-.rr.ItN tfIarurIn 20 .Vff-
ness the game between the "Auroras" and
the Orioles" which resulted in a VIC
tory for the former by score Of IS TO =.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-23
Ply For ODERfInK.
A Commissioner OF the Post-Onice Depart
mani Securing Additional Evidence.

When the eight-hCur law went into Ell
feet i'm tho letter-carrier department OF
The nostal service it was some time before
The REORGANIZATION Of the forces In the
various offices was effected. and the car
rlers I'm many Instances worked along on
the old system for some time after the
law went into force. The carriers after
wards made claim for pay for over hours
~ work and the Richmond carriers.
through their counsel, Messrs Tucker
and ingram. sued the Government and
secured verdict.
Commissioner Hill. Of the Post Office
Department. is here taking additional
evidence in reference to these claims.
BEFORE the claims can BE- settled addi-
tionql facts are needed by the Govern
ment and to secure this information is
me object Of the Commissioner visit 10
Richmond Two or three days NAV be
consumed in hearing all the carriers
Interested.
The carriers are represented by Messrs.
Tucker and Ingram. Of this city, and
Mr. George 4. King. Of Washington,
while Judge Lorentz is looking after the
interests OF the Government.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-23
THE GAME BASKET BALL
DESCRIPTION or THE
INTERESTING PASTIME,
II Requires Individual skill, Quick Action
sud Good Judgment on the Part of tho
Players Yesterdays Game.

basketball. which has lately come 70
t.e front in outdoor games, is a game
v,I mcriting the efforts now beng made
GIL. brng 81 more prominently before the
l.chmonl public. Fer some years back
.ac necessity for a good. interesting, eX-
.trg. healthy same. devoid q the cN-
..ssiyc rolghncss OF the us-M out-oi-
door game. has Veen severely felt \
..mc that could bc easily lcaracd. that
...li De- played under almost any clnd'-
Dun uf climate or weather. indoors or
outdoors. and 10y any number OF men.
81. these conditions aad more, have been
utt auI satisfied by the inventor Q.
BASKETBALL
when mere recreation and sport are
Ne object. tuc ga.nc can uc played 49,
auN number oi payers iut Tor a mdtcn
..r.. anne men uu "a ncld 100 10y 100 leet
- tlr proper sized team. These are
fIl.I as shown ln TIE ioloWlnS ia
b-au.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-23
NEW YORK. 2: CHICAGO. 8.

NEW YORK. Aug. 1.-THE Chicago
Colts lost their third straight game 10
the New Yorks at the Polo grounds to-
DAY. They could DO very little with Nee
kin. while the home team hit Hutchinson
hard during the first four innings. After
that Hutchinson settled down. and back
cd up by good fielding. proved effective.
The visitors mad a strong finish in the
last inning by scoring three runs. one Of
which was a homer by Hutchinson but
the lead II the New Yorks was too great
to be overcome. Attendance, 2,OJJ. Score:
r. HE.
New York. ........3 O23OOO0O- u 4
Chicago. ............0 o / 90 / % - I 3
BATTERIES Aleokiu and Farrell, Hutchin-
81, md e.LrINnr-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-23
The Petersburg JudgeShip

Governor OFerrall has not yet decided
what steps he Will take in regard TO the
filing of the vacant judgeship i'm Peters
burg. He Will first satisfy himself fully
that under the law he is to make the
appointment before he considers the
claims OF the various candidates He has
declined TO confer with any of the friends
of the asprants until his return to Rich
mOnd.
During his administration as chief ex-
ecutive officer of the State he has con-
WINGED all who have come in contact with
him. that when he has made up his mind
on given question he stands by his de-
rfeiDn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-23

Crabs would hardly have had four hits.
and certainly two runs less. had Clark
used good Judgment while none Of MS
decisions hurt the Grabs except possibly
in the first inning. when he called Hodge
out al home. Even had this run counted
It would have made no difference IN the
result
Gcttinrer was put Out Of the game BY
clark at the beginning Of the fourth
inning because ne Kicked against ms
decisions iu calling balls and strikes.
Duke started to leave the box on one
occasion because Of the treatment he re-
ccivei on balls and strikes.
la tne ucld the Grows put up an error
less game. with the exception OF Nc
Cam, who allowed COrcoran's hit IN the
eighth inning TO pass him.
Gilman got I'm his usual good work,
while Tate. Phillips and kain gathered
i'm everything that came their way. Get
finger made pretty capture, while
ClrVe made the play Of the game by
catching OHasan's liner in the seventh.
10 was low drive 10 left, but Cleve
was on hand.
AZ the bat the Crows pounded Colli-
flowers delivery for thirteen hits. includ-
ing "a home run ard two doubles. Duke
held the Crabs down ia great shape. At
times he was little Will. but his speed
was terrific. and his curves and drops
too much for the opposing batters,
and he also neldod his position beauti-
fully Foster oauEh. % good game Haupt-
man. CorcDran and Joaues dil the play
ing for the Grabs Phillips was caught
mapping ou third ia the first inning. Col.
Jones. COL Phillips and C10tain Frank
Cunningham witnessed the game.
The Norfolk rioters are TERRIBLY sore.
The Crows viii return home at II 30
o'clock tomorrow. The following IS the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-23
WhiSperings of Autumn
.BREEOEN, TALLEY & CO.'S,
800 f. BROAD STREET.

6 pieces Of 25c. Figured Satteens. lovely
rich dark cOlOrings, at l5c.
pieces of l-3c. Dark Cretons for l-ic.
pieces Black and White Striped Sat
teen. l0c.
Nice Calicoes for bed comforts, pretty
colorings. at Sc. per yard.
Cotton Batting, 10, l2l-2, and 62-3c.
Best Navy Blue and White Calicoes. &c.
per yard
Good Mourning CalIcoes, Sc.
piece Black and Red Plaid Dress
Goods (all cotton, Dc.
New Rugs at lower prices than ever
before, ranging in price from i2c. to S6SA
Dress Goods are already cheaper
Black and Colored DC. Cashmere for l9c.
4lc. formerly 5oc) ATWOOD CASHMERE
I'm black and colOrs. for 81 lie
Atwood Black Serge. smooth ana
storm, also colors. at SIC: formerly Ooc.
We are almost daily receiving new
goods now, and soon our buyer VIII Nlsit
the northern markets.
Summer IS almost gone, and our sum-
mer Goods are in the same category
sun. there are a few We want TO heip on
Ladies' Shirt Waists p and DOC.
Mems Outing Shirts. 1870.
Boys Waists. - and 2Jc.
Mems CheViOt Shirts 2jc.
Tnlaundered Shirts, pc.
REMNANTS At HALF PRICE!
REMNANTS At HALE PRICE,
REMNANTS AT HALE PRICE!
THE LOST FOUND-CAP THE GILMAN!
In May we bought lot OF NuS,iH 'npS
for babies. They were. as we thought,
lost We had paid for them. and were
resigned. In selling few days ago
lot Of EMMY cases to one OF our local
Wholesalers the box was found and re-
turned to MS They are three CD months
late. and yet they must be sold. To do 80
profits will have to be sacrificed. we
offer them at 20 per cent less than the
regular prices This means l3c. Cap
FOR lOc i9c Cap for l5c., DC. Cap for DC.
and SO on up to a $l.3 Cap for 81.
au23&25-2t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-23
Considering the Ordinances.

4 subcommittee Of the Committee on
Relief Of the Poor met i'm Room 40. II
Of the cit Han yesterday afternoon
TO 20 over the recodhei city ordinances
as far as they relate % the department
Messrs. Brock. Noble. ana Reeve. of
the subcommittee, and Mr. r.. W. Carter.
superintendent of the city Almshousc.
The subcommittee sat for more than
nances with the old ones and when l
asked the gentlemen as 10 the result
Of their labors. Mr.. NOble said:
you are authorized 10 state that the
recodihed ordinances are very unsats-
factory"
And they are almost worthless" re-
piled Captain Reeve, while Mr. Brock
fully conceded with the opinions eX
pressed by the two gentlemen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-23

The ban is put IN play as follows. The
-..,r,e throws thu. bail up ln the midd.
'. fn. neld. abb. Is done al the beginning
.. thc game. al the beginning OF the Sec
.. ham vntu ID goal or foul has been
made. and when ume has been called.
..- centre men. who buck the ball,
t.. tuutaFor o. capture H. ana pass IL
g. t-lf sidr. ne o"JcNt OF the teams is
g.. -.- tlG 'hrIi o"" 1ydi' "I"t uSih2
81 INC pan I'D '"dl "i lhtI opponents,
d. s.'-'4 ue ,"t t"JlDt oI l-' l'|E tI
r his sle mas poS7g ssloh OF ule pan
sam ..n uAtpNtItu position, 50 thdl the
nay Dee passed o. MIN. without danger
u losing IL. 10 is passed ou thus 20 The
-. Here quick action and good Judge
-...t 4re required 10 enable a player 10
-. 3D. certain lining without letting his
opponent know ~ What hc Is about
Basket bail ls a q.iSh game anu the
s..A man is h'l 4I4 i.. CONFESS "'iI az
,-,aty ate PRIME Ie,l "l,'' yes III "a tlay eI.
H- must hno" "Hal 70 Yo WIN 'ue pan as
as DEE gets ll' anu mus oe al -, -
..'@' " I'm, ,.i,. an, "l-+1ent n eooi cnance
f. stead the ball. ANA moments indie
.-f.u Or hesitation may lose the same.
The certre men have more WoTA, ana
a- rule less 10 show on ne score 10
f..ir cre1it. than the forwards, although
r..-r chances for a goal are better than
,r. backs. who must play their position
..I eunrd the goal The centre men
have ID cover the entire territory from
one cul to the other. and upon them
-.I9..s ia. task III CARVING .he ban
49,, .,,. .'rd ~ mo field 10 the other.
a-..'. 1,,nst necessarily have good wind
f ,,-a.t r,o,,.rs III endIranc.
-. ,-, 49, to6 come Inn for their share
d.. 49, .lfhouqh th., a, NOT have
80 ,,,,,,t,,, ee I'll. centres 1rb.ir
"i"N. u'','''.1 t.ii .,,,. t,,.,,, Ill,
ann Is u h',P '". ."'- , 49, - -
t1al, anu prevent me oIl'S.i.1 ''dlil lIvIi
making goal ana II ITluHe SAIIt an
courage o. pane ihr I1I"a Ils ol ii.r
other SIDE ln thrF atleihp - 70 lhrO"
goal Ihr inr"di47' in d teI tam sens.
have the easier pace 10 pay Dtl tH'y
must possess some guam tlonS that are
il1i@lenraine 70 men laS ing vhclr I-'-
silHi-. me! must De f"ich ana nave a
tF1 -1r. 70 De- able 10 receive the BAN
i1 ire, ana MAKE quick throw Tor
Icy must he good DODGERS 10
t...r t- backs or inc othcT team ana
above 4ll must keep their heads. They
.l fhe men who must make the points
t.~ the team. ard the work OF centre
and back would be- thrown away unless
t.. forwards aid their duty
-
lam "ohh A Nf'fASlIf'
TIE great secret Of success in basket
la. BE- team work The men must work
t.-ota.r. guarding and supporting each
other I'D the time. Whiie. OF course
every man must play his position we'll
SET individual work does not count for
much. unless the team works together.
f|.4 tf.l of the game Is TO ell miUafa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-23

The large new tent recently purchased
by the BAPTIST CITY Missionary Society
has arrived from Chicago ana has been
meetings will begin tonight. and Will be
held every Monday. Tuesday, Thursday
and Friday evenings at O'Clock. and
sunday afternoon az o'clock.
The preaching viii be by the pastors Of
the CITY. The Gospel Chorus Will lead
the singing. II the members Of the Cho-
rus receive no further notice, they are
requested to report at the tent tomorrow
night. and bring their books Cos
pel HYMNS, Nos. and g. and badges
with them. All are invited 70 attend the
meetings
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-23
coNCEnNTNG BICYCLKs.
The Proposed Ordinance to Meetwith Con-
side, abe Opposition Tn-night

The committee on Ordinances VIII
hold rs monthly meeting in the city
lI OIL. evening at ) o'clock, Ina room
-t.. .. when the ordinance regulating the
T'.t .t bicycles. introduced by Mr.
-..- VIII be- considered. A ] those in
f.f.f.l In the matter are invited TO be
"A. lt The Richmond cycle club the
DH cycle club. and the Dung Men 5
CHRISTIAN Association Bicycle club Will
h4.. their repr.s ntatites there 70 eX-
pain why they think the proposed ordi-
hla.e should not be- adopted ia It's pres
FORM
Ihe measure, as introduced by Mr.
~ .n.e. read as follows.
Ir 10 ordained by the Council Of the
Ilr.t. 30 bicycle shall he moved or
Ilrpe led upon or along any Of the str cts
g. this city at greater rate OF speed
triu four miles per hour. when turning
O. corner. nor at a greattr rate OF speed
ttu eight miles per hour at any Cther
tine.
second Between the hours Of $3.50 =.
r. and $50 A. NJ. from October lst 10
tiarch 1st and during the other mCnths
~ each year from +. NJ. 20 a. NJ.
tere shall be carried on each bicycle
lighted lamp.
Ihird. To each bicycle there shall Be-
tt.ached a bell or gong, which snail he
rlrg when an intersection OF streets,
vehicle. or person is being approached. or
when said bicycle Is turning corner
Fourth. Edch bicycle owner snail, com
Ilhneing with the month OF January
49, and in the month II January in
t5.h year thereafter. ray 10 tie ~ Of
lu.hm0nd a license tax Il 81; SAID licens.
all be- issued by the Aud tor when the
lreasurer's receipt Is produced showing
tfst said tax has Dcea patl, ana Vita
ta- license shall lie issued a number
stamped on metal. which snail be at
tarhed 10 such bicycle as Is being pro-
yelled by It's owner along the streets OF
ne city
ilfth. For any violation OF the provi-
si6ns Of this ordinance there shall be
IMPOSED a fine Of not less titan 50 nor
Ibre than so.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-23
Tariff BIZ Passed

Let II be hoped now. inasmuch as the
tariff bin has passed both Houses OF
Congress. that the business Of the coun-
try m all OF its branches viii gradually
recover its usual prosperity.
Now is the time 10 invest the idle and
unproductiye money that has been hid
away in the old bank books. etc, during
the past twelve months.
Call at the Office Of the American
Home Building and Loan Association
and invest In their s, 7, and per cent,
interest bearing. paid-up stock, Fully Sc
cured by first real estate mortgages.
Home office No. l NORTH Tentn str ,et
J. \. PATTEE, OTIS Fl. RI SSEl.L,
Secretary. President.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-23

About . O'Clock yesterday afternoon at
the corner of Seventeenth and Franklin
streets William Anderson and William
Moore two notorious negro characters,
became engaged in a difficulty about a
negro woman by the name OF Sarah
Brown. Anderson stabbed Moore in seV-
cral places, and II was thought at one
time that ne would bleed to death. but
timely surgical assistance, rendered by
Or. Kakle. in charge OF the ambulance,
Will probably save his life.
Anderson was taken into custody. and
admitted doing the cutting. but claimed
that 1t was done In self-defence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-23
DR.. Hawthorne. President.

DR.. ]. 3. Hawthorne. Of Atlanta, who
has been enterta ming immense congrega-
lions at the First Baptist church in this
presidency OF the Southern Baptist Col
lege for women. at Manchester, Ca,
suburban town near Atlanta.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-23

A meeting Of the members Of the Fourth
Street Baptist church was held last night
at the Sunday-school building on the
corner OF Firth and Leigh streets for the
purpose of adopting a new name for the
church. II was decided 10 change its
present name 10 that Of the Emanuel
Baptist Church. The trustees were au-
thoriZed 10 sell the old church property
and TO cucumber the other property sutii-
GENTLY TO pay for the improvements
which have been put on II.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-23
PHILADELPHIA. 8: BALTIMORE. 2.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 22.-The Phil
lies kept up their winning streak to-day
by Boating Baltimore in the best game
played here this season. II was Well
played throughout but after the first
inning the Orioles could DO rChlng with
TAYLOR. There were $3.50 people present,
and the weather Was fine. Score
r. II. +.
PhilaGeiphil. ....OO1OOO2OO-3 10 ,
Baltimore. ..........2 d O00000-2 , (
Batteries Taylor Clements and Buck
ley, Inks and Clark.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-23
BosrONs wfN: ORIOLES LOSE.
Tho Latter Could Not Bat the Quakers'
Grent Plicher-Thc GlaniH WIN.

BOSTON, Aug. 22-Comiskey tried Four
nier a New England pitcher in the box
to-day, and the Champions had hard work
to do anything with him. His bases on
balls, and "A lucky hit OF Cancels I'm the
eighth inning, beat him. Murpnys bait
tins, Camel $ throwing to bases, and
Smiths work at short. were the features
Of the contest. Parrot has been suspend
el and sent home for Indifferent work.
Attendance, 1910. Score:
r. II. +.
Boston. .............OO O4O22x-S Q |
Cincinnati. ..........O o o o p 0
Eatterie-- Nichols and Camel, Fourier
and Murphy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-23

Governor OFerrall expects 10 return
TO this city from Blue Ridge Springs n
the lst Of September lie YESTERDAY sent
10 the office OF the Secretary OF the
Commonwealth the papers IN the case Of
Houston Myers. who in April. 1899, was
sentenced i'm the Lee County Court t.
1--WE years Imprisonment n the penlten-
tiary for murder In the second Il gree.
After thoroughly investigating the cas-
the Governor has de ided 10 refuse the
granting Of the pardon asked for.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-23
Select Weekly Excursions to Atlantic City
Cape NAV and ses Isle city.

Special train leaves Washington from
Pennsylvania railroad depot Friday
August oath and 3lst and Saturdays.
August 18th and 18th, at II \. VI.
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
train leaves Richmond at ! 4. NJ, ar
rives Washington in time FOR the special
train
Round trip from Richmond. only s.
Tickets good 20 return by regular trains
untl the following Tuesday. Apply 70
G. \. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager.
Byrd-Stre Station.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-23
Lee District Improvement

Very active operations are in progress
In the way of street-making In Lee dts
trct. The contractors are pushing the
work. and the Improvement in the To-
calty Is already marked. Twenty thou
sand dollars was appropriated for this
work by the City Council last year. The
value Of property Will be greatly en-
HANGED by the Improvement.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-23

\ large circle OF friends gathered at
The residence Of Mrs Fannie Garnet,
No. - south Laurel street. to witness
the marriage of her son. Robert f. Car
nett, TO Miss Dora l.. Fields on last Mon
day evening at $3.50 O'Clock. The bride
was atured in white organdie, and car
rled handsome bouquet of bridal roses
The bridesmaids were Misses Annie ".
Fields lsister of the BRIDE and Miss
Anna T.. Gary. The ushers were Mr.
W. Henry Fields (Dest mani and Mr..
George FerTiu.
Promptly at $50 o'clock the contract
ing couple stood before the Rev. j. b.
HutsOn. who performed the ceremony
which made them one.
After the ceremony all present partook
OF sumptuOus rlpast
Tne groom os a popular employe Of
". j. Whitehurst, and has large circle
OF friends. The bride is the attractive
daughter of James +. Fields. Of Hanover
be- happy couple We're the recipients Of
many handsome presents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-23
tete DansaBt.

An entertainment Will be given this
evening Al the old Warrington mansion.
2s2 Franklin street. Church Hill. for the
benefit OF the Home FOR Incurables,"
one OF our most noble and worthy chart
ties. 1t will be under the auspices OF
some OF the lady managers. and offers
many attractions, being a Fete Dansant.
1t is 10 be hoped that II will be most
literally patrOniZed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-23

Earned runs: Richmond 6; Norfolk. +
TWo-bdse hits: Corcoran, hiIl'ps. Nc
McCloskey. 2; McGann. Tate Foster.
Base ON balls. OF Duke, .: off Coli
flower g. Hit 10y pitched ball: Lanseer
Joanes. Struck out: by Duke, Q; by COLI
flower. 8. Time Of game. one hour 'nl
Clarke.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-23
P.1nsed With Tie Enrinrs

A letter was received ycsier lay by Mr..
w. a. Trigg from Mr.. y. Il. lfobins n.
of the Atchison. Topeka and Santa
Fe railroad. In which he stated that the
railroad officers were much Pleased with
the twenty engines recently built by the
Richmond Locomotive and Mschine
Works, and intimated that the work :
would come in for a share Of any future
orders.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-23

at Island Park yesterday between the
Auroras and the orioles. after ii cool
contest the former won by a score OF is
TO g. Among the features Of the game
was the batting Of Carr for the aurnras.
Score by innings: r. II. T..
orioles .............1 02O03 0O-7 o
Auroras. ............O o { 0O2 II ks .
Batteries. AurOras-t ar, Gentry, and
GoIsev: Orioles-ilutchison and Clark
Umpire. +. McDermont. Time Il & me ::
one hour and nfty-fiVe minutes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-23
I,uSluess Looking Up.

There is a perceptible Improvement In
business in Richmond. and the outlook for
a resumption all along general lines Is
Frightening.
one OF the largest concerns In this city.
EMPLOYING a hundred skilled hands. which
has been running on partial time for
months, yesterday resumed operations on
full schedule.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-23

edmond, -
Norfolk, .. The
Crows won. Yes,
won on their
merits and with
n "A n q s. down.
There was much
kicking by the
Norfolk rOOterS
against Clark s
decisions. To tell
the truth. ne was
way off. but both
e ! n D. 3 suffered
egIIify. n q
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-23
.iarriage Licenses.

The clerk Of the Hastings Court yes
to-day issued marriage licenses TO the
following parties: Henry Enroughty and
Maggie O'Goodman: John l.. Pocklington
and Emma NOWian.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-23
MORE AUGUNY WEDDINGS
Mr.. liill and Miss Morris-sIr. Garnett a d
" isa r eids

At O'Clock yesterday afternoon. at the
residence of the brides parents. No. 20l
south Laurel street, Miss Julia NJ. Norris
was married TO Mr. James II. Hid. Rev.
i,i. j.. &. Hidden Ofiiciatcd. Messrs. James
W. Eatciiffe and William r. Northen
acted as ushers
he pdrlorS We're very prettily decorated
WIN growing plants ana with the soft
ray S from the shaded lamps gave effect
Miss Morris is daughter Of SIR. James
.. motifs, Sr, and is beautiful and ac-
complishel young lady.
,Mr. nm Us valuable employe of the
Hdchnond Railway and Electric Company,
and ls also very popular.
tuesday night from o'clock until II
o.c.oek reception Was held at the house
in honor of the bride and groom.
MI and Mrs. Hill left ON the AS T.
NJ. ork River Line for a "trip 10 Balti-
more ana other points. They Will reside
at No. ~ south Laurel street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-23
H. c,r vva.hinoton, 80 Kound Trip.

Richmond TO Washington and return
only $50. via Richmond Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad, during the KNIGHTS
Of Pythias conclave. Tickets to be sold
August I'D 10 18th. inclusive. good hntil
September 8, 1891.