The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-23
A BEAUTIFUL WEDDING.
MISS CARRIE BEATRICE EGGLES-
TON WEBS MIR. CHAS. STEIN.
Successful " County Fair " at Leader Hall.
Funeral of Mr.. John Logan-Death
of u Little Girl-Personals.
MAScHEsTER BUREAU RICHMOND TINES.
No. ll2l HULL STREET, BEATTlE BLOCK.

| Charles 5. Stein and Miss Carrie Bestric,
| Eggleston. which were solemnized at
| O'clock, Rev Charles y. Van Houten
| pastor OF the church. officiating. The
wedding was an extremely pretty one
and was witnessed by a large number oil
the friends of the young couple. The fol-
| lowing gentlemen acted as usners
Messrs. rank Biiley, Charles Harris,
Monroe Levy, II. flournOy, Lee Blauer,
| and Henry Brauer. After the ceremony
the bride and groom LETT for northern
tour.
the young bride is daughter of MIR.
f.. L. kggieston. or this Guy, and is a
most charming ana accomplished young
lady, while the groom, who Is the young
est son of Mr.. NJ. stem. is a wcll-KnOwn
young man, being engaged IN business IN
the filyt market, Richmond. \ large
number Of useful ana handsome presents
were bestowed upon the young couple.
Monday night an elaborate reception
was rendered the friends Of Mr.. Stein ami
Miss ESgieston at the home OF the groom :
father. ana was attended BY many friends
both from Richmond and Manchester.
The second night of the County Fair
at Leader Hall drew large crowd, and
the attractive programme was well rem
dered. The entertainment Will close to-
night with the following programme:
i. The Secret Thy Ganns)-Miss Ida
kecsee.
2. humorous recltation-Selected. Miss
Bessie Bell Davis.
3; Baritone solo-Selected. Mr.. George
SkipWith.
4. Gavotte in Gray (by De Koven), Mrs.
Brengle.
Fairly good crowds have attended these
entertainments each night. and a neat
sum Will be realized for charitable pur-
poses.
The funeral OF Mr.. John Logan, an ac-
count OF whose death was published In
yesterdays Times, took place at 10 o'clock
yesterday morning from the residence.
corner of Ninth and Bainbridge str,pts.
The services were conducted by Rev ".
W. Lear, and a number of friends OF
the deceased were present. The following
were the pall-bearers: Messrs. r.. W
Neisiger, Andrew Gallagher. j. S. VIII
Williamson. and William Temple. The
remains were Inferred in Maury Gene
terry.
The infant daughter of Mr.. Thomas II.
smith died very suddenly tuesday night
az o'clock while on a visit to Granite
She was in the fourth year OF her age
The remains will be brought TO this city
ana the funeral will take place from The
residence or the parents, on Fourteenth
between McDonough and Semmes streets,
this morning at 10 o'clock
The cornerstone of the new colored
Baptist church, located near the inter
section OF the Broad Rock road and the
Midlothian turnpike. was laid Monday
with appropriate ceremonies. The affair
took place under the auspices OF the col
ored Masons OF Manchester, and many
prominent cOlOred people were prsse-.
The Hastings Court-Judge John II.
ingram presiding-was engaged yesterday
in the trial of civil cases, which were OF
a trifiing nature.
The case Of J. Hampton VS. the Rich
mond and Manchester Railway Company
and John +. Quarles vs.. same. have been
set for trial tomorrow Messrs Hampton
and Quarles. who are residents of Wood
land Heights, have brought suits for 81 900
each, alleging that during the heavy
snow last winter the company failed TO
run its cars TO Forest Hill Park. and re-
CURED them TO get off at the pOwer-houss
and walk the remainder Of the way
causing them to become sick from the
exposure incident thereto.
\ pleasant birthday party was given
last night by Miss Mary Wicker at ;he
residence Of her father, on Hull street
4 large number OF friends were present
and most enjoyable evening spent.
An old colored woman. whose husband
lied in New Town about a month ago.
his fondness for cake. put
A nice large cake i'm the coffin with one
IF his friends who died the other day.
The cake was directed to her husband
and the dead man I'M the coffin was to
ieliver the cake TO him when he got to
heaven. The old woman SAID she kneW
le was going where her husband was, be-
'ause they were both good men. Strange
is u may seem, il Is said to have ac-
ually happened.
Mr.. W. T.. Williams has left this city
% accept position at Gastonia, n. G.
Mcssrs. Paul Jewctt j. NJ Fuller.
Thomas kilmarter, and Thomas Nelsler
IRE at the Atlanta Exposition.
There VIII be meeting OF the Man
hester Hospital Association al Mr.. Aug.
20yal's No 5l8 Porter street. this even |
ng at o'clock. a full meeting is re-
luested
Mr.. W. W. Friend. who has been de-
o al - 1faH~t
he past two weeks. IS able to be out |
Mr.. Charles II. Sharp left Monday night
or the Atlanta Exposition.
There will not be any meeting of the !
}oari or Supervisors Of Chesterfield /
ounty this month.
The Paragon Combination will give
,wo entertainments at Leader Hall on
thursday and Friday nights, November
IN and Sth. for the benefit Of a widow
nd children who are i'm very needy cir
umstances. This entertainment prom
SEES TO DE one Of the best ever seen I'm
he city.
The vestry of de-Memorial church
las extended n call to Rev Mr.. DENTS
o become rector of the church Mr.
lennis mas been preaching for the con-
lemters are very much pleased with him.
il Is thought that he will accept the
call Mr.. Dennis Is now rector of a
irse church I'm Alabama.
received |
rightful sun-shOt wound while hunting
ONE time since. is rapidly recovering,
IT, is now at the Manchester CITY Hos
ital.
The condition of Judge s. Bassett
rench who was paralyzed some time
nee, was considerably improved late
asst night His attending physician,
VI. Lawrence Ingram, says that there
as been a marked change for toe better
his case but that he is not yet able
} say whether It is permanent.
The sewer force We're at work yester-
az blowing up Tenth street between
ull and Decatur
Mr.. william II. Kidd OF Manchester.
as elected outside Sentinel at the State !
6uncil, Jr o. L. 4. NJ, now in session
iDanyille
There is some talk of having a bic
emocratic rally at Granite during the
mpaign and inyite one or two distin-
iished orators TO discuss the issues OF
II day.
are complete for the re-
ption OF Senator Daniel. who will adj
ess the voters Of Manchester at Leader
all tomorrow. a thousand dodgers
we been printed and distributed through
e streets. and there will doubtless be
large turnout TO hear the distinguished
ator.