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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-01

The Jury Give. Mr.. Thomas Seldom a Yer
dict for aIH.tnO

In the Law and Equity Court the
trial of Thomas Seldom against NJ. Rosen-
baums execatrix came to It close yes
terday. The case had been cried once
before I'm the city Circuit Court. where
a verdict was rendered Tor the defendant
The plaintiff then appealed. and the SUI
preme Court of Appeals reversed tine de-
cisiOn, and ordered new trial. The
case was then removed from the city CIR
cult Court TO the Law and Equity court
The following Instructions, asked for
by the plaintiff, were given 10 the jury
by the Court yesterday.
T. ~ the jury believe from The evidence
that on or about the I'm day OF Marcn,
1886 the plaintiff and the defendants
tesfator entered into an agreement Boy
which the DEFENDANTS testator agreed 90
buy two hundred and fifty shares OF
Richmond and Danyile railroad stock
and sell the same to the plaintiff az SJ6
per share, the plaintiff 20 take the same
az the end OF three years from the date
Of the agreement. but with the right 10
take 90 at any time prior TO the expira-
ton Of three years. and II they further
believe that, early In the month OF July
1855 the plainiin. or his duly authorized
agent. demanded the delivery OF the
stock from the defendants tcstator. and
rendered MN pay LOT tii' SAINT anu Atlot
the defendants ttstator refused 20 de-
liver said stock then the jury must md
for the plaintiff an amount equal 10 the
difference between the contract price and
the market value of the stock az the time
Of the refusal 10 deliver The same ana
should allow interest on said sum from
the date OF said refusal; and the jury
are further instructed that a formal
tender of payment for said stock on the
part Of the plaintin was not necessary
I'm order TO entitle him 10 recover II
they shall believe that the defendant
teetator. when the delivery OF the stock
was demanded. said. in substance, ihat
he did not decline 20 deliver 1t on account
Of fha tender. but because he had 10
stock for Mr.. Seldom.
. An agreement OF the kind set out in
the foregoing instruction. numbered J. Us
valid and binding. even though not in
writing and not signed, ami If the jury
haiieve from the evidence that the par
lies reached such an agreement. then
neither marty could thereafter repudiate
il NO matter how short time may
bave olansed between the making OF
ne agreement and the attempted re-
pudiat.on of 10.
The case then went 70 the jury. with
out argument. ana the latter rendered
verdict for the plaintn for Sl3.5oo.
Counsel for the defendant moved 10
set the verdict aside but the motion was
denied. However. the defendant was
given four months time In which TO Ell
ter an appeal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-01

The following special telegram was re-
ceived ar The Times Office last night from
Washington city.
MIR. and Mrs Burruss. who were mar
ried to-day TN Richmond. arrived here to-
night ON the midnight train.
ION the same train were DIT Arthur r.
Crosby and Miss oleiia j. Hart OF Rich
mond. who were married Immediately on
their arrival here Rev. Dr. Addison, of
Trinity church. performing the ceremony
'"rhe marriage took place in the parlors
Of me Metropolitan Hotel. ana was Wit
messed by a gay party of young lady
students from the Virginia Female col
lege at Roanoke. va In the party We're
f0rty-hve young ladies' under the chap
eronage OF DR.. Harris. The president of
the college. and Mrs. Boatwright, the
lady PRINCIPAL.
mOnd tomorrow evening. but the young
lady visitors will remain for several days
and take Ia the siglts Of Washington"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-01
Jnsiice Johns Court.

The following cases were disposed Of
i'm the Police Court yesterday.
The case of George NOll. charged with
stealing lead from Nos. q and p north
Twenty-frst street. the property OF J. \.
Rennolds. was brought up. The Justice
sent the accused 10 the Laurel Reforma-
tory
Albert Smith was fined $50 for keep
ing his bar-room open on Sunday.
John O'Hagdn was sent 10 the grand
jury charged. with buying stolen lead
n ON the little boys who were sent 10
tho Sranl jury last week for stealing II.
Charles Evans was sent 10 the Hem
rico Court for breaking into the house
of Valentine Hecllcr
Claiborne Thomas was given thirty days
and Alex. Il. Williams was fined s. fer
being drunk.
Washington Bates was fined 81 for con-
tempt Of cOLrf
Mahala Hickman was discharged fcr
fighting In the street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-01

in lg9 davs. II the roof Is 10 be provided
win a galvanized iron cornice. slsS add
tional Us 10 be paid.
w. J. snead. 1880. TO be completed
in l75 days-galvanized iron. cornice TO
cost 500 in addition.
Gooch. Reinhardt & Dennis, sl9, 40. to
be completed on October LIST.
y. f. Ancarrow. Sf2.fso. 10 be completed
IN six months II new window-sashes are
TO be put I'm instead OF repairing the old
ones, it viii cost 500 more ana galva-
uized iron cornice is 10 cost 500 addi-
tiOnal.
On motion of Mrs. Grant the contract
was awarded to Mr.. Ancarrow as the
lowest responsible bidder. and after
brief discussion Of some routine matters
the meeting adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-01

Cost act Awarded f,r the Kepa r'nG oil the
j ner son PAWS n~nsi"n.

Coat act Awarded AZ the Kepa r ng oil me
j ner son ravi~ n~ns'"n.
The Building Committee Of the Con-
federate Memorial Literary Society met
last evening al O'Clock in room 10. .
OF the city Hall Mrs. +. D. Hotchkiss
was in the chair. and the other mehi"' %
present were Mrs. Grant and Miss Iieh-
shaw. The advisory board OF the society
was represented by Hon. j. Taylor Fly
son. Colone! John b. Cary. Judge r. -
Minor. Colonel ". f.. Cutshaw' ana Nf'
r. s Bosher.
The object of the meeting was the open
ing Of the bids advertised for the repair
inc Of the old jefferson Davis mansion
which viii be occupied by the Cohieueld1s
Museum The basement. first. ana seeoiiu
stories OF the building are 10 ue Hldu.
are-proof. and the structure Is 10 DC pu-
as FAR as possible IN the same SVhe'sio'.
IL was in when occupied by ffes'ueN'
Davis. ,.u
The bids were opened by Mr. EliySon'
who was assisted by Mr.. Henry T. l..
Baskervin who had drawn the pans
and specifications for the proNeH4ehls'
The following bids were presenter
W. =. Andrews x CO.. >i5'1'o 10 DC
completed In five months
j. VI. Newell sl2,oO 10 De conpieleu
IN five months.
Southern Flre-Proof Building Company
g2 100. TO be completed In 10 days
A. c. Houston. SlS.SSl, 10 be completed
in $50 days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-01

The vcssel' ~ the Oy.ter Navy - he re
pnlrrd-Nlnse of tho Ofsfer Seas0n.

The Vessels ~ the Oy.ter Navy - he Re
pnirrd-Close of the oys'er Season.
The Board OF the Chesapeake and it's
Tributaries held its regular meeting in
the executive chamber yesterday after
noon. The usual number Of bills were
ordered 20 be paid. and the payroll for
the month was approved. IN was decided
10 have the various vessels Of the oys-
ter navy thorot phly overhauicd. The
schooner Taueicr viii first bc put in
order after which the steamer Chesa-
poakc and the pocomoke viii be repair
cd.
Captain w y. Hudcins. commander
of the Chesapeake. was in the city yes
to-day. and expressed himself as we'll
pleased with the result Of the oyster
season just closed he stated that bee
felt gratifiod over the fact that the trouble
with the Maryland oystormcn had ceased.
The firm position taken By the officers
of this State in maintaining the laws
regulating the oyster industry also had
o. good effect upon the residents of Viz
slniQ, and tho several Instances whore
Oystcrmen of this State had to be
brought into court and punished FOR
transgressions OF tho law have shown the
people That the majesty of the law viii
toe upheld at all hazards
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-01

The Wiewam cycle club postponed
,hcir run 10 yellow Tavern Monday night
ON account of the bad weather. IL viii
come of Friday night
The married men will cross bats with
Barton Heights FIRST nine next Friday
afternoon. A good time is anticipated.
MI Tucker Sands is the captain OF the
Married Mems Baseball club.
The Heights will have TWO nrst-class
amateur baseball mines this season. as
many good PLAYERS have moved over re-
Gently nom The citJ, and n they play as
sood BAN as last season they viii Doe the
winners. as they only lost one game
during the season, and they played a
good many visiting clrbs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-01
WAFER VI. BURTON Webs.
lie Makes Miss ssllIr r. Duck. Of Suffolk,
His Bride

SUFFOLK. VA. April Co., Special-9fr
Walter NJ. Burton. a prominent business
man or Richmond. led 10 the hymcnal
altar this afternoon an Main-Sireet
Methodist church Miss Salle F. Duck.
one OF Sunolk's fair daughters, the
ceremony being performed hy Rev. II. q.
Cheatham.
Miss Dora Dennis was maid OF honor.
while ut. MacMeakin was best man
Major II. a. Dawson Captain Percy n
Phillips. Alessrs William T.. Knby and
Hinton Hargrove, all Of this city. acted
as ushers. The church was beautifully
decorated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-01
ParasOls.

I'm White. Black and Colors; In Tanaty,
China. and Gros-Graln SIX.
White parasols IN perforated and plain
silk with chiffon and lace trimming.
Black Parasois. plain and trimmed. with
lace. crepe or chiffon.
coushing Parasols. in black, white and
c0lOrs.
our stock Of Rain and sun Umbrellas
must not be overlooked We have every
variety represented, from the small lead.
mcneil variety 10 the good substantial
family umbrella. and nj al moderate cost.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-01
Summoned as Witnesses.

Sheriff John T. Hughes Of his city.
yesterday served a summons on Governor
O'Ferrdll. Secretary Of the Common
wealth Joseph T. LaWless. AttOrney-Cien-
erai r. Taylor Scott J. \. McGNvray.
secretary OF the Board Of Public Instruc-
ton. and j. W. Womack. These gentle
men will have to appear in court at Nor
folk on May 18th as witnesses IN the
libel suit Instituted by Hon John +.
Massey. Superintendent OF Public lnstruc-
ton, against the Pilot newspaper.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-01

The Scottish Rite Masons of Richmond
are very busy now arranging for the
annual COnyentus. which takes place al
ST. Alhans Hail next week. The following
is the programme. Tuesday. May 0h.
fourth To tine fourteenth degrees. " d.
nosday. May sth. fifteenth 10 twenty
second. Thursday. May 9Th. twenty-thrd
90 thirtieth, Friday May 10th, thirty
first and thirty-seconi.
There win he supper each evening.
and ON Friday night the annual banquet
viii take place. There will Doe "a large
number Of candidates. ami the Conycn-
tus this year promises 10 be unusually
pleasant Tho degree work Is well ZEN
dered by the Richmond bodies. end the
candidates will be greatly interested in it,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-01

twenty Dollars la Cold offered by the
Co oninI Dunes ii Virginia.

A prize Of a twenty-dollar gold piece
is offered by The Colonial Danes OF
America n Virginia for the best paper ON
the Colonial Period OF Virginia The
prize is open 20 the one best paper from
each white female private school in the
state. The principal of each school must
send 10 The committee the best paper OF
those submitted. The papers must be
the unaided work of the pupils except
that they may Doe allowed 10 refer 10
books for facts and dates They must
not bc less than three fooiscap pages i'm
length, and must not contain long quota
lions from books All papers must bee
sent to the chairman of committee by
December j. 1885, and 10 is requested that
they should beag no signature, but simply
have The name of the school from which
they come attached 10 them.
Following is the committee. Mrs. j. b.
Baylor chairman, Ciarkton, Halifax
county. Va; Mrs Alexander Brown
Norwood T.. o., Nelson county, Va; Miss
n NJ. Peasants. IL east Franklin street
Richmond. Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-01
Marriage Licenses.

The clerk Of the Hastings Court yes
tertay issued marriage licenses 10 the
following parties.
Mr.. cary II. Burress and Miss Rosa
May Gorhon.
Air. Edward r. Gender and Miss Ella
Y. Fletcher.
Mr.. peter chiocca and Miss Laura v.
Holmes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-01
mr. GOLD-BRICk NAN.
tie VIII be Taken 10 Empor.a 70 Try to
Secure Ban.


Sheriff Simon Solomon. of Henrico yes
terday received from Judge Barham, OF
tine County Court of Greeneswlle. the
order making returnable the writ sued
out hy MI j.. .. Wendcnburs counsel
for Smith alias Parker. The gold-brick
man 1t will Zoe remembered that Mr.
WcnItnburg made two efforts before
Judge Mullen. OF the Hgsungs Court
of Petersburg, TO secure bail for the
prisoner hut failed.
Last Saturday Mr. Wondenbufe went
down 90 Emp0ria and sued ont writ
of habcas corpus before Judge Barham.
The writ is made rctHfuahie on May 10Th,
when the prisoner will bee carried down
TO appear before Judge Barham upon
application for bail.
AIR. Wendenhurg in speaking Of the
matter. said he dia not know whether
or not the effort TO secure bail for the
prisoner would bc successful. he was
COINS 10 DO the best inc could however
The second trial OF the case Will IL is
supposed. occur az the next term of the
Hfurc0 County Court, which begins MAY
18th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-01

Robert Keen. of buchanan county.
charged with abduction, and sentenced to-
three years in the penitcatiary. was par
doned by Governor O'Ferrall uncondition-
ally yesterday.
Thomas a. Goodman, OF seexandria
county. sentenced 10 TWO Yeas ~ me
penitentiary FOR malicious assault. has had
his sentence committed TO one year Ia the
UcnffcutfarV
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-01
Iua,,cc took cornisanco and sen, the boy

Justice took cognizance and sent the boy
to the reformatory
The real estate agents lay the entire
blame OF these juvenile crimes 10 the
door OF the junk dealers, whom they
believe knowingly buy stolen pipe from
boys OF any age
There Is some tax Of the real estate
dealers taking united action and making
O'Hagan's case test of the efficacy OF
the new law.
The real estate agents are rghtecAsly
indignant that such injury 10 property
has 80 tong continued, and they de-
clare themselves as determined to place
the blame where it belongs.
rnoprr1Y roanrr.
The following IS partial list Of the
dwellings that have been damaged ana
robbed by pipe thieves. during the past
month, and most Of them during the
past two weeks
No $40 Floyd avenue.
40 100 west Clay street
40 south Pine street.
No jOJ Federal street
SO. l55 east Main street.
30. 2b west Leigh street.
so. ID Catherine street
80 f25 west Baker street.
80. iy7 west Baker street
80. Sl7 Shocks alley.
No. SIS Shocks alley.
SO. 2l1 east Broad street
So. 2ll IL east Broad street
40. l0i east Cary street.
No GO north Twonty-hfth street.
30. 30 Brook avenue.
SO. elG east clay street.
30. 302 II north Second street
80. 4i3 west Main street.
10. 1900 west Marshall street.
80. 90 east Preston street.
so al7 Catherine street
so. 1o2 east Baker street.
so. e1i cast Marshall street
10. hl5 north Third street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-01

Judge John II. Ingram. Of Manchester
presided IN the Hastings Court yesterday
i'm the absence of Judge $ x. Witt. who
Is confined 10 his home by sickness. Only
cases where an appeal from the deci sion
OF me Police Court had been taken were
disposed Of.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-01

Governor O'Ferrall yesterday appointed
the Tall sycamore Of Mans emondi STATE
Senator T. II. Barnes. 10 the position ot
direct tax commissioner OF Nansemond
county. - succeed Treasurer II. r. smith,
deeeased.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-01
NO PROPERTY SECURE.
THIEVES ARE GfVTNG REAL ESTATE
MEN GREAT TROUBLE.
la Many sections Of tie CIT, the Va ne of
Property 4. Greatly lie '"'ot On That
Accoant-Ihe Law on tho jet,


Is the depreciation upon vacant residences.
The number OF houses robbed OF gas
and water fixtures Of late have largely
increased Ia numbers. ana the agents are
I'D in arms about tho matter. Three OF
Them compared notes while standing on
street corner yesterday. and twcnty-onc
houses in the hands OF these three agents
were named. which had been "guttcd' of
aR lead and brass metal within the last
'hirty days.
is is the worst sort Of thieycry. be-
cause the amount OF damage done 10
tho property in stealing the pipe is ont
Of au proportion 90 tlc value OF The
junk secured. The houses are %. iaily
broken open from the rear. the gas hH-
lures rudciy wrenchod off. the CRATES
taken out sometimes ut the sacrihc OF
she mantcl Tho brass water cocks
wrenchea on. ana the lead pipe cat away
the plastcfing ON the walls being broken
iu. and thc loors pulled up 10 secure
them. ln this way sometimes hum
drcd dollars worth of damage is done 10
"a house to secure junk that win sell for
two dollars or less. ln ono case NUM-
dred dollars was expended TO repair dam
age whaic Che Junk stolen brought JUST
IS cents.
KILLING iNvrsrNfNIs
The cyll is having % tremendous eject
on rcal-cetatc Investments. and tho phy-
eicaI damage 10 the houses is but small
part Of the damage 60 the rc1l-csiale
interests of the city. New houses are
csten deprecated oh as soon as 'n'
pipes arc put ln. and often before ln'S
are finished. A rent card on mouse
SIS the best guido 20 the inner NAV '"t
house is unprotected. and often they arc
D.. t.IUlf fIIf They arc HN
Gated. ...,..
8 fcu DAYS ago 40 102 cast Baker sifeei
Tho tenant partially moved. and ~nrh A'
returned noxt dav found that the mouse
had focn Quilted IN thc meantime I'D one
instance not only the pipes ana hA''''7'
nui even The hafh-tuh was removed.
Incidents could De multiplied nf ".
score where property has been ipjuI'n
hadl,. for the sake of securing "a i'W
cents worth of junk. Not long Sih'e
a propcrtv owner on Fourth street had
a house built 90 rent and pnWosely ieIl
the plumbing incomplete on account Vi
the danger of thieves he itn''' .Nc
house 90 he occupied on MONDAY ne
Saturday previous. tho latest day ne
coulJ put if off. ho Dad the piping and
fixtures put 600. Tho house was broken
into and robbed before the tenants ar
rived Monday morning.
These doprelat0ns are not confined 10
ouf-of-ihe-way houses. hut apply To- some
OF the best rental property in the cry.
The offence is repeated Just as OFTEN as
the rroportv is left vacant a wealthy
urorcrty-owncf had several houses on
Ross street fhrs Vaudal|ZDd four times,
and became so diseustel that Doe SOLD the
property for any offer That he could get
BE made au estimate and found that the
plumbing bin would consume the entire
rent for year Another gentleman, Hno
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-01
wALKER sSoppY.

The Park-Placoc church was the scene
of "a very pretty marriage yesterday at
= r. Al. The contracting parties were
-. William Ashby Walker and Miss
Ednar Earl snoldy. both Of this city.
Rev. Dr. Young ofhciated. ana Dr. r.
Angus Nichols acted as best man. The
ushcrs were. Captain George r. Shackle-
ford. Lieutenant r. IS. Painter. Dr. VII
liam j. Nichols. Messrs Samuel y.
frischkorn and r. q. Guthrie.
The bride was elegantly aitired IN tan
covert cloth. brown trimmings. ana gloves
and HAT TO match and carrying Il bou-
quet of beautiful roses
After the ceremony. the happy couple
were accompanied by their ushers. their
most intimate friends. and relatives. to
80 Union Depot where they took the
7.i0 L. NJ. train for an extensive trip
through the North.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-01
eW Black CrepOnS,
N wide Serges.
SergeS.
MOhairS
In a wide range Of qualities, patterns and
pr. as.

NEW EFFECrS IN Black Goods in dif-
ferout qualities and prices
Genuine Hiir-Cloth, in white and gray,
SOC per yard.
Genuine Hair-Cloth In white. black ana
gray. g.. per yard.
Fine French Hair-Cloth I'M white, black
and gray. at o. 70 and Soc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-01

A law would be enacted by the Lex
advertisements miSdemeanor punisl
dealers present harvest of fleeing tn
talk TO you in straightforward way
There's no Misrepresentation here.
so you can accept it as a fact. If
wrong, bring it back. Your money
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-01
MORE 4PHJL brides.
Several Wedding Ceremoniss Performed In
Ricnond Yesterday.

At o'clock yesterday morning, in the
presence Of "A large company Of friends
AZ St. Patrick's church. MIR. Henry Ne
Kinley and Miss Annie Bagley were
united in marriage by Father Herman.
Miss Mary Riley, OF Portsmouth, acted as
maid Of honor. and Mr.. James Riley, OF
Portsmouth, as best man. The bride IS
the attractive daughter Of Mr.. John Bag
lev. Of Church Hill, and is esteemed for
the many qualities which make woman
lovable. The groom Is also popular with
a large number OF young friends. Mr..
and Mrs. Mckinley took the o'clock
train for Washington, Baltimore, Niaga-
Ia Falls. and other northern Citiec.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-01
Spring Wraps.

IN getting up your spring OUTFIT do not
fau to examine the Immense stock OF
new Spring Jackets and Caps that are
displayed I'm our Cloak Room.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-01
Separate Skirts.

Blue and Black Serges For $3.50 we are
showing an article in skirts of the most
sterling value. made OF an excellent
serge lined throughout and stifened with
genuine hair-cloth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-01
Blazer and Elton Suits

I'm Blue and Black Serge, with ana WIN
ont stneneI skirts.
Very Stylish Tan Covert-Clotn Suits,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-01
W0MAN'S WANTS.
There are some mlS-StltcheS IN
these Vests, but

they're inc spun. Made Of pure Whtt"
cotton. Full size. Swiss ribbed. Just
on account Of these mis-stitches we've
cut the prices IN two on the Loco tnat
we have That's the only reason
they're DC
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-01

our stock Of Separate Skirts is second to
none. made Of the very best materials.
and in the best possible manner. our
prices are low as the lowest
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-01
Silk Shirt Waists.

We are showing a wide range OF styles
and effects in SILK shirt Waists, In black
and coors. ranging from $3.50 10 $40
apiece.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-01
YOU PROFIT BY IT.

40 pieces OF White Satin Plaid
Muslin here. They're I21se. quail.
~, but they have just tinge---no'd
notice it---but the selling price has
been impaired, so it goes at sac. the
ward.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-01

At o'clock yesterday evening Clay
Street Methodist church was filled at
the marriage OF Mr.. Cary II. Burruss
and Miss Rosa NJ. Gordon. The pulpit
was decorated with palms and flowers
Rev. DR. Wilson performed the ceremony.
Miss George White, Of Lynchburg, was
maid of honor. she wore an attractive
brown silk dress and carried bouquet
OF La France roses Mr.. George Kea was
best man. The ushers were Messrs. Hen
~ Netherland. George Taylor. Junius
Rudd. Horace Wright. T.. and J. Burruss
the latter two being brothers Of the
groom. The numerous presents are use
ful and ornamental.
The bride wore a becoming travelling
costume OF gray cloth. trimmed with
green brocadcd silk and carried a big
bouquet Of La France roses. She is the
ST .ter Of Mr.. +. J. Gordon, an employe
Of tho Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
The groom is "A wcl-known contractor.
Immediately after the ceremony the cou-
pie left on "A tour 10 Washington and Bal
timore
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-01
Ladies' Suits.

All our Suits and skirts are Of tho
latest of this seasons production, made
Of selected materials i'm the most dp-
proved and best manner
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-01
Temple, PGInDG|tOD, CI|lGS & Co.

nav short Jackets and Etons. with rippI
back.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-01
Pure SILK Swiss Ribbed Vests,

Crochet Shoulders. SiIk-ribbon uraW
strings Neck and shoulders in cream.
black. pink and light blue, ana III
small, medium and large sizes, oSc'