The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-25
MATRIMONIAL MATTERS.
MARRIAGES. IN MANCHESTER AND
CHESTERFIELD.
Mr.. walker. Eieetion Confirmed by the
Couucil-A Pretty Drama to BE- Acted
Ty-Sigbt-osber Mat ers.
MAscHrsTER BUREAU RICHMOND TINES.
No. 1921 hULL SfRxLI, l5kArTrE BLOCK. }

M..cur,ryp BUREAU RICHMOND TIMEs.
No. 1921 HUT SrRxhI, BkArTiE BLOCK
Mr. Madison Aubrey Tatum and Miss
Mamie May Cox were married yesterday
morning at 1880 o'clock, at the residence
of Mrs. George Cox, mother OF the BRIDE
a. Fourteentn and McDonough streets,
Rev. IA R. 1hornhill performing the
ceremony. Mr.. J. ALIVE Tatum. the
eroom's brother. acted as best man, and
MIR. Il. +. Patram was usher. The mar
rage was very quiet, aud took place IN
the presence of only intimate friends anu
relatives.
The bride Is the attractive laughter OF
Mrs. George Cox, while the groom Is
well-known young man here. wnere ne Is
connected with the Southern railway
The young couple left ON the midday
train for northern trip.
A pretty marriage was solemnized yes
terday at Bethlehem church, Chesterield
county. The young people who were
united were Mr.. w. l.. Hancock and Miss
Nav La Prade, both well known and
popular In the county, and who have
many friends in this city. Messrs. Flour
noy and Andy Foisee were the ushers.
The groom is a brother of Messrs. Tom
and Frank Hancock and Mrs. L. Il. Win
free and Lawson NJ. Burfoot, OF swans
boro.
A pretty little drama entitled Among
The Breakers. will be presented tonight
and tomorrow night, at Leader han,
under the management of the ladies OF
Meade Memorial church. The following Is
the cast:
David Murray, keeper OF Fairpoint
light. Judge John II. Ingram; Larry Di-
vine. his assistant Mr.. Harry b. owen;
Hon. Bruce Hunter, Mr.. Bernard i. va
den: Clarence Hunter, his ward, Mr.. Ben
i. owen, Jr.: Peter Paragraph, a news
paper reporter, Mr. George r.. Gary;
Scud Hunters colored servant Mr..
Charles Sawtelle: Miss Minnie Daze,
Hunters niece. Miss Susie Holland; Bess
Starbright, cast up by the waves, MISS
Minnie Jones; Mother Cary, a reputed
fortune teller, Mrs. Ben i. owen, Jr.:
Biddy Bean, an Irish girl, Mrs. Andrew
Snelings.
A called meeting of the City Cour ell
was held last night In the Council cham
Der. The meeting was very brief, and
after confirming the election OF Mr..
Charles Wake as collector Of delinquent
city taxes. the body adjourned.
In the Mayors Court yesterday morn
ing Daniel Barnes and John Smith, the
two colored men who were arrested with
a box of fowls and two hams in Rich
mond, had a hearing before his Honor.
belonging TO her The parties were sent
on TO the May term of the Hastings
Court. BY order Of the Mayor ehe prop
erty was turned over to the lady.
Luther Allen, the small colored boy
who was up Tuesday for trespasslng upon
the vacant property on Eleventh street,
was turned over to his father TO receive
a thrashng.
The sixteenth anniversy of lndianola
II N.In al
the wigwam, Toney Hall. Tuesday night.
The meeting was brilliant affair and
the members had a happy time, Re
Deshments were served and speeches
were made by several members
Mr. c. $. Wells, keeper of records.
made a statement. giving the history or
the tribe from its organization, which
was quite lengthy, and Of much interest
TO the Braves. Those who have been
sachem of this tribe since its organiza-
ton are as follows: II. w. Gentry, K.
II. Hurst, w. A. Gibbs. c. S. Wells,
James w. Mccain, $. c. Dyer, A. F.
Holt. b. +. Pison, Joseph r. Mccain.
John Il. Mccain. c. +. Fischer, John H..
Brown A. w. Fair, w. II. Kidd, James
A. Bradshaw f.. X. Sampson, I. j. Chen
ault. J. c. BEDFORD. w II. Snead. j. L..
Mum, Albert Stroud, Willie GRAVES, r.
L. Patram. c. V. Moore, w. ID. Ferguson,
j. - w dktnelu, 1toISe W. INOd1h'
George II. Mum, Il. j. Jones, George w.
Butler, J. w. Toney. A. f. Holt Second
time. and now the stump is most ac-
ceptably filed by our worthy brother {.
II. Atkinson.
There has been expended for benefits
and the relief of widows and brothers in
distress, $6,T7i6, and for other purposes,
S4.7SS4S: total disbursements Sn.5l09i;
average per great sun, S753.56, and $50
per moon, and s. per sun, and there is
still a wampum belt Of about 1900
fathoms.
Asa Broaddus, who was hurt a few
days ago in Richmond. is improving
rapidly. He returned to Manchester yes
terday.
Mrs. William George Pollard of King
William county. is visiting Mrs. j. w.
Roberts, on Porter street.
The remains of Mrs. w. S. Jackson.
who Sc death was announced Tuesday,
were taken TO Petersburg yesterday morn
ing, where they were laid to rest in Bland
ford cemetery.
Mrs. Jane Talley continues quite sick
at her residence, 2l14 Stockton street
owing to the revival meetings which
are in progress at the First Baptist
church (coloredD there will be no meet
ing in the city of Manchester In the
interest of the Atlanta Exposition on the
9Oth as was intended by Commissioner q.
William Moon.
The chief of the negro department. j.
Garland Penn. is expected to be in the
city next Tuesday and arrange with
the city commissioner for a meeting at a
later date.