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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-23
Obituary.

RICHARD T. ALVEY. Jr.. departed this
life I'm Asheville. y. C.. at the home ~ MS
brother-in-iaw. l. r. Dickerson. on Tues
dav. 10Th instant, al O'Clock L. NJ A de-
voted wife. other kind and loving hands
administered % his every wish and want
He had been IN feeble health for many
months. His death will not only BE- felt
by a devoted family and his numerous
connections but by the community az
large. He was a businessman OF practical
experience and well-dlrectsd energies. a
good husband. devoted father, loving
brother. firm friend. and valuable cti-
zen. in the prime OF his manhood d.stin-
guished by the virtues and entsarei by
the sacred and tender relations 81 d0mes-
re social and religious life. Leaving
widow and one little baby girl. In her desc
lation no form OF words can express the
bitterness OF grief with which the widowed
hear, mourns her loss. He was in the ss,h
year Of his age. born In our city. spent all
the says OF his short and useful life
amongst US His father, X. 7. Alvey. was
A member Of the firm OF Alvey X Lips
comb who will be- remembered by our OLD
citizens as merchants highly esteemed and
honored amongst them. He leaves two
brothers. with whom he was associated IN
business, John r. and Edward Alvey: ons
sister. Mrs. c. c. Scott, three unelss. w.
G. Calvin. and b. X. Lpscomo. we'll
known ana highly esteemed citizens. May
ths Father OF Mercies and the God OF all
grace sanc,ify this sad bereavement to
those. and may His kind care and protec-
ton BE- over them.
blessed are the dead who die In the
LORD. s-s.-s---
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DEATHS,


ARMISTEAD. SARAH +. ARMT-
STEAD. the daughter 81 William +.
ArmLstead and Rachel 4. Armis'ead. was
born october 2. 1870: died August -. lS3.
At her home. 43 Nicholson street. SHe
leaves mother. father. and two brothers
and two sisters and many friends TO
mourn thlir loss by her death.
\ precious one from us has gore
A voice we loved is stllled
\ place Is vacant In our home,
Which never can be filled.
God in His wisdom has recalled
The boorre His love had given.
And though the body mouliers yet
The soul is safe In Heaven.
Funeral will take place at her parents
residence. ic3 Nicholson street, SUNDAY,
AFTERNOON. August -. 1885. az
o'clock. Friends and acquaintances are al
invited 10 attend.
MURDOCH.-D at his parents resi-
denCe. No. 80 north Twenty seventh
street. August D. 1856. ROBERT LIN
WOOD. son n Thomas J. and lena a..
Murdoch aged years 6 months and 10
days
"Of such IS the kingdom OF Heaven"
The funeral Will take place from Union
Station Methodist Episcopal church THIS
friday AFTERNOON al 1 o'clock.
Friends and acquainiances Of the family
are invited TO attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-23
Tic U.unI nrdcr RcycrccN.

TMPORfA. VA. August - -fSrfciai)-
The young ladies Of the town aY relating
the courtesy - their young ceuI men
friends. gave them a CompliT entlTv dance
last evening. The usual order .f things
was reversed. and the younr lai- Invited
the gentlemen 20 De their escorts. The
entire evening was spent in dancing The
following ladies ana gentlemen were pres-
emit. Nr l.. paurhtrly with Miss Annie
News0me. Mr Walter Cnamhlss with Miss
Laura Briggs. Mr. hoy Lee with Miss
Claudia THAR Dr @ oree Mason with
Miss Mamie Wilson. Mr Peyton Turner
with Miss Ida Arnold. Mr. !. b. Bailey
with Miss Matte Bailey. M Wythe New
some with Mis- Mary Turner Mr.. n.
Duane with Miss Sailie Powell Mr.. Peter
Jones with Mss Belle Powell, Mr. Willie
Harding with Miss Marie Estes, Mr.. Ed
win Goodwin with Mis- IL Jan Arnold,
Mr. j. X Collier with Mss Annie Green
AIR James Rancy with Miss Minnie Good
wvn. Mr.. Walker Turner with Miss Min
ME Lilsey.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-23

GAINES MILL. HANOVER COUNTY,
VA. August &.-(Sl cc.aL)-The dry
weather stIl continues. and # rain does
not fan very soon the farmers VIII not
make one fourth Of crop OF corn Of
late planting. They are also delayed IN
seeding O. rman clover and other small
seed The sWcet-pOtat0 crop viii not
bee more than third Of the anticipated
one. owing 10 the scarcity Of plants du-
rins the setune-Out Season. The Wa
termcluus are poor. ana the low prices
they command are discouraging.
The pulpit Of Walnut-Grove Baptist
church was filled on Sunday by N. Au-
hrey Williams of Richmond. who was
student last session at Grocer Thco-
logical Seminary Mir. Williams is 4
nephew ~ our popular countryman. r.
H. Horne. Esq. and spent a large part
~ his b0yhood days IN this neighb0r-
hood.
Mt W. H. Taliey and sister MIS-
Laura. entertained few Of their friends
on last Tuesday evening. Refreshments
were served. and every one had most
enjoyable time.
The mother Of Dr J. l.. Deitrick. one
of our most popular physicians, is visit
ing him az his home. near Pole Green.
MISS Lottie l.. Starke is suffering from
a slight attack # sickness.
Miss Matte Towles j. visiting friends
IN Amelia county
Miss Cora jenkins. who had been visit
ing IN Cumberland county. has returned
home
Miss Matte Miles. Of Richmond. IS the
guest OF the Misses Bowles.
Miss Maud Puller and her sister. Miss
Lula Belle. OF Richmond. are visiting the
family Of Mr. John y. Jones'
Miss Ada Gresham IS the guest OF
the Misses Horne % Nechanicsville.
Miss Gcr,ie Baptist. Of Richmond. has
returned home. after n pleasant visit
- hcr cousin. Miss Mary i. Stsrke Of
Rvtr41
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the bride and maid Of honor. Miss Lily
T.. Rowe who were met at the altar by
the groom and his best man. MI. Il. y.
Howard When the party were gathered
beneath the arch nj the chancei thcy
were met by the pastor. Rev. George Nc
Faden. who performed the ceremony In
an impressive manner. Just as the happy
couple turned to leave a slipper sus-
pended on the arch cmptled It's contents
of good wishes. symboilzod by rice.
The bride was happily gowncd IN
costume OF white organdie with lace trim
miugs. and carried n bouquet Of
Marechal Nell roses. The maid OF honor
wore a creation Of white organdle and
lace and the nowerFirls were dttirel
In white. with lace trimmings
Miss Wainwright wore costume Of
pink crepon. trimmed in cream silk. and
Miss ir0nmongcr cream crepon trimmed
IN white.
4 reception was rendered the COUPE at
the residence Of the brides aunt. Mrs.
+. J. Ward. and refreshments were
served, after which Mr. and Mrs VAIN
wright drove 20 Gloucester Point AMI
took the York River steamer for trip
north. They Will be at home after Au-
gust 9TH.
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~ nENOHIsm.
Mrs. X. =. Goodwin.

At meeting Of the members q 81.
Johns church. held August 10Th. the fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted.
We have met this evening 10 render
tribute of sympathy 10 our beloved pas
tor. occlsiOned by the death OF his cher-
ish 4 wife. who passed away from our
midst on Sunday last 70 wnere beyond
these voices there is perfect peace
The following is a just tribute 10 the
memory 81 one whose demise mas nllec
SO many hearts with sorrow.
The beauty ana purity, and eternity
OF the virtues which ever animated thu
bosom Of the now entombed one u 10
the melancholy pleasure 20 record, when
brings with II no sting. but death swai-
lowed up in victory"
Kind. gentle lni affable, none could
approach our b.' a sister without being
IMPRESSED D., Inability and fulness
Of he9rt zslVe modes,y could
not con- ~ domestic circle her
virtues shCne wlth most cheerful ra-
dance. and. alas, that circle suffers the
darkest eclipse from death.
Now, the altar round which clustered
the sympathies and hopes and loves Of
a family which were won't to commune.
IS draped In cypress. bat at the foot of
that altar and by q side OK that cy-
press IS the neither ~ OF a bow" that
stretches far heavrnwari and spans the
mournfll scene with the glittoring prom
se OF a happy reunion above. May mat
promise be fulfilled. and may IN, loved
ones below regard the departed one as
mot dead. but gone before" We cannot
measure our sympathy In words. but Try
to initiate her beautiful Christian IDEAL
love and charity to all. II was what cur
beloved sister practiced In her daily lie.
Resolved. That We assure th- bereaveh
family OF our tender sympathy and Chris'-
ian love in this time Of deep distress.
Resolved. THAT "A copy OF these pro-
ceedlngs be conveyed 10 the family. ana
a copy be published in the dally papers
Mrs. 5. Reed chairman. Mrs. =.
Crump. Mrs. Estis Mrs. HcMinn. Mrs.
+. Craigie, Mrs. q. !. currie. Mrs Is.
Howard, Miss :. Williams, Mrs. John
Mage, Committee.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

NEW YORK. August o. Flour-Weak
freely offered, lgat 1emand, winter
wheat. low grades. S..ISpS2eo; 90. fair TO
Minnesota limo y ar 81 81 525, patents s. 500
q 2D. low extra. Al5uS2 ~, city mills,
s5sO4Sil5: 90. patents. AZOHsiE; south
ern Hour dull and wea.., common 10 idir
extra, S-QS-.oO; good - choice DO, 2.sV8
wheat-Dun. lower with options and
steady; NJ. 2 red. store and elevator,
G7u6li &C.: afOat. 81 uSSc. options opened
nifn. advanced A,gi2c.; I'll ltVl &C. raj
lied I.UiYc., and closed weak i.g sc. be-
low Yesterday. with trading more active;
No 2 red August. 6fisc, September
6,a.c.; october, 67a.c.' December, osi.c.;
May. 7Ji-c.
&c In elevator. iiasc. atiOat. options
were more active and weak al "a &C
decline. September, tAic.. October, Hisc. !;
No.cmber i0,sc.; December. Ssl,c.; May.
Ests-Ouiet. steady. and i.qisc lower;
september. exc; October Zic. May. Hc.;
spct yrices-NO. .. .J1zc.i NO. : white,
gsc; mixed western. 2oH-ic.
Wool-Qulet and steady; domestic. lea
re ;o Pu lssI re fsSmily ssan2: extra mess
S7'5,UlSS: beef hams inactive az slsaSlo.Jo;
Ilorced beef firm, city extra India mess
T65cESl7
~ /,
picked bellies. s.. shoulders, $500 SIS;
LSriNouiet and weak; western steam,
81 ~. civ. &l5: september. s6.57 nominal
l.. refined quiet: Continent $50; South
American. s. Is: compound $i15N sLo2le
Pork-Weak AID quiet; mess, sll4NlD.
Rutter-Quiet, fancy about STEADY. state
dairy IeGlSisc.: 10. creamery. lsi.1Zoc. /.
western dairy. sizdl3c.. Els!ns, zoe.
Tallow-Quiet and strong. city. il2c.
lfy. o.fr-f~v ll3n4t.g.
cottors.sd -ON-Dull and easy; crude,
2ic.: yellow prime. -6se.; do. good. on
Overwhelmingly Unchanged.
nosin-Ouiet and steady; strained, COM
mon To good. N.ilizGN55
Turpentine-S Steady ana quiet at EhW
RsiHcs-steady and quiet; domestic, fair
n Extra. 35,l6c.. Japan. 3%.gtc.
Moiasses-Flrm and unchanged.
,et,.e~steady: JQlo points down; Oc-
tob,r st.etuslj: March. NtJQSli55, spot
Mo dun and easier: No. 7, SIS.
Sugar-Raw dull and easier: fair re-
mini is-lsc: refined lower and fairly
active; OF "a" 8 i5-legi,.c.;. standard
"a" 5-I5Iit,c.; cut-ioaf. b-lcp6isc
crushed. 4 l3-l6g51sc.; graduated. S-i6g
Frelghts to Liyerpool-Oulet and MONTH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-23
STAUNT0N TRAGEDY.
SIR. MOSES WOOD. An AGED MAN,
SHOOTS HIMSELF.
The Supposed Cause Of the Decd
Other Virginia News Gathered u,
Di.patch CORRESPONDENTS Mt Va
ri0us Points.
ri0uS Points

STATNTOT. VA. August % -(SpeciaD
a slckenlng tragedy. which occurred here
early this morning. rs the talk Of the
town to-day Mir. Moses Wood. aged s.
years. was found dead in the basement OF
his residence. on Prospect street Ills
skull had been shattered by gun-shot
wound. the load hlving entered about the
right eye. When the unfortunate man VS.
discovered. a few minutes after the dis
charge Of the gun was heard, life was
extinct.
Mr.. Wood was born in Frederick coun-
~. Md. and moved here six months ago
from shepherls'cvr "- S.. For several
months r.st tended by DR..
c. r. Lewis.
SOFTLNI.CG OF THE BRAIN.
His malady was softenlng Of the brain.
and he had been heard to express the wish
that he was dead This morning he arose
about O'Clock His wife undertook TO
dissuade him from rising OF so early an
hour. but failed. and but partly dressed
he went down TO the basement. soon
thereafter the report Of n gun was heard,
and il was learned that he had killed him
self
The weapon used was a dolible-barrelled
breech-ioader. and belonged TO one Of
Mr.. Woods sons. and had been left in the
house unl0aded. Where the cartridges
came from is unknown but the load OF
squirrel shot that entered the unfortunate
mans head was fired at such close range
that his eyebrows were singed
INQUEST UNNECESSARY
Coroner George r. Walker. viewing the
body considered an inquest unnecessary
II is said Mr Wood had met with business
revorses. which. with brain trouble, tended
10 unhalauce his judgment lie leaves a
Wiz. and three ch.ldren-M ssrs III. y.
AMI Charles NJ wood. Of this city. and
Mrs Bessie =. Wille. OF GorionsviIe
The deceased was the son ~ a Methodist
minister The remains viii De buried
Saturday AZ shepherastown. v. Va.
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WEDDING IN ESSEX.
Nr. John Hattie md Miss Eliza
Wrtaht-A Pretty Ceremony.

wALKERTON. VA, August 22.-Cspe-
cial.)-A pretty marriage came on yes,er
day morning at ST. paurs church In
Essex county the parties being Mr.. John
Halle and Miss Eliza Wright. both Of
Essex \ large number OF relatives and
friends had assembled TO witness the
ceremony. when az o'clock the crgar
struck up the wedding march. The
ushers-Messrs r. H. Whiilock. d. H.
Motley, / \. Rolzie. Willie Wright. -. i.
Wright. Robbins W. HasAins. and Frank
Haile-marchsd up the aisle, followed by
the groom and bride elect. who were met
at the charcel rail by the rector ~ the
church. Rev a g.. Thomson. and by him
married. according 10 the beautiful and
impressive ceremony of the Protestant
Episcopal Church. Rsvs. Thomas ID.
Lewis and Edward a. Temple. friends of
the couple were in the chancel in their
robes. but took no par, In the ceremonies.
After the ceremony thu happy pair took
the Rappahannock boat for a bridal tour.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-23

Are you taking SIMMONS LIVER REG
rL.ToR, the "KING OF LIVER MEDI-
tryr,s?, That is what our readers
want, and nothing but that. 1t is the
came old friend to which the old folks
PINNED their faith and were never dis
appointed. But another good recon-
mordation for 1t is, that it is BETTER
THAN Pills, never gripes, never weak
ems. but works in such an easy and
natural way, Just like nature itself, tina,
relief comes quick and sure, and one
feel. new all over. II never fails
Everybody needs take liver remedy,
and everyone should take only Sim
mons Liver Regulator.
BE sure you get 1t. The Red =
IA on the wrapper. j. Ill. Zeiiin ~
Co., Philadelniaia.
mn T-SGWivl6F,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-23

Nominated at Cape Charles Yestcr.
day as FIOnfers.

CAPE CHARLES. VA. August e.
(SpeciaL)-The joint conventions Of Ac-
comas and Northampton counties and
Of Accomac and Elizabeth Cits antics.
met here to-day, and nominated DR..
Charles Smith, Of Northampton. for
fioater. 10 represent the counties OF Acc
comac and Northampton, and Major
Baker L. Lee. Of Hampton. 10 represent
the counties of Accomac and Elizabeth
city in the next House Of Delegates OF
Virginia. The first named convention wss
presided over by senator George W.
Lecato, with Mr.. f. Is. Robertson az
secretary. The candidate, DR.. Charles
Smith, was placed in nomination by Mr..
John W. Carroll. OF Cape Charles. The
second convention was presided over by
Mr.. watson. OF Hampton, with Mr.
Montague. OF Hampton. ~ secretary.
The candidate. Major Baker =. Lee, was
placed In nomination by Mr.. Montague.
Short speeches were made by Senator
Lecato. Hon Baker =. Lee. Or Charles
Smith. and others There were no reso-
buttons u any kind offered and In both
meetings perfect harmony prevailed. there
being no contest In either case.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-23
tDEH CAR WHEELS.
Serious icciGcnt-Tbc Recent
Roanoke Furnace Icusc.

ROANOKE. VA, August 22.-Cspe-
cialJ-Moses Hama. n Svrian. who was
just arriving here from New York. jumped
from the train at the Union depot this
morning as the baxeagc-car was being
shifted. He was thrown under the
wheels Of the cur ana his right foot was
SO badly crushed that it had 10 be am
putated.
Pursuant 20 the order recently made
in the United States Court. the receiver
II the Roanoke Iron Company has leased
the plant TO Icury Brothers q Cooper
Flat-Top operators. These gentlemen
have been here for several days inspect
inr the property and perfecting the de-
tails Of the lease. The papers have been
signed. ana the furnace and rolllngmin
win hc put into operation as soon as the
necessary repairs can be made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-23
MALONE PUBLISHES A CARD.
He Says lie Did Not Invent the It's
sue l.alJot

HARRIsONBURG. VA. August o.
Specisl)-General William Mahone pub
lshed over his own signature a four
column card In the State Republican here
to-day a large part Of the card is de-
voted - a denial ~ the charge that
he first Invented ana usci tissue ballots
In Virginia. Such statement ne brands
az absolutely void Of all verify and
malicious or wantonly lbcllous."
The remainder OF the card deals with
the administration Of State affairs by
the Keadjustors from 1879 TO 1873. far
which the General claims great credit.
The Democrats of Rockingham will hold
their Legislative convention on Monlay.
September 10th 90 nominate candidate
for the senate and TWO candidates for
the House Of Delegates.
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nal: cotton. l-isd.: grain. ND. bid. "a.

mol: cotton. i-lsd.. grain. Ind. bid, "a.
asked
Peaches in better demand and trmcr.
Grapes in liberal supply ana weak.
WstermeIons In limited demand.
Grapes-South Carolina. carrier. N.lsd
$50: DO. North Carolina, NGN.5o' %;
Virginia. basket. Csc. 81 q: do. case, ct
75c.; Maryland and Delaware. case, 0o9
75c. 49,.
Peaches-Carrier. slas9: basket, s5neoc.
Watermelons-Per hundred. .S,y.it.
Huckleberres-Ma Maryland and Delaware
per quart. case.
Potatoes-Sweet 75c.us23.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET
CHICAGO. ILL, August % There WAS
n gratifying change from pun s,anh-
point in the wheat market TINS InornIns,
the opening trades being maze AZ nSu 1nss
improved tone was caused ny repot!su
rains throughout portions or the No.th-
west. cables not as weak AZ .nfrN,Iu,
and free covering by shorts. ~, ~. ~,
shorts were well covered there seemed 10
be an absolute lack OF any OUTSIDE u,-
mand. and early pit buyers turned ssn
err. with the result thar the tiaanr.
weakened and fell OFF n cent. Inc laisSs
arrivals in the Northwest anu VA a. ,hs
tina, much larger may be expected IN tns
near future was also weakening iuc,ot
Buying against puts steadied the Hiai Ne'
at the decline. ,,, =. s,,t,
september wheat optu't a. I'D T.,
advanced To c3AN6}s.c. desined " W.
6i&c.. aud closed at s2'sc.-'sc. uncer sss-
terlay Cash wheat was weak anu 'o'
per bushel lower. A.. ,..,,.,
market vas reflected I'm corn. which cpeh-
Ell steady at unchanged prices. ne
lighter receipts than expected ana the
rather bullish Cincinnati .Price-curreht
summary also assisted in MAINTAINING
steady prices The Price-CurrefS report
- a considerable quantity or corn IN ire
central region irreparaDly injured hy IT.
sufficient moisture, and that an importani
lowering Of the average promised seen
certain. Later the market weakentN .N
sympathy with wheat, and und,r a.v
pressure from warerouscmtn anu -.
ing houses who represented large OF.
ings from the West. The large estimator
receipts for tomorrow also assisted III
depressing prices.
September opened ut S67.c. advanced to
sc. declined 70 35i2c., and closed az
2Js T2j7.c.-lc. under Yesterday. The cash
market was weak and y to lc: lower
Oats-Quiet and steady. Market was
practicaliv featurelcss. Trading was Very
iicht. tho demand being principally for
Nav oats Near the close the market
became weaker. In Response to the weaktr
tone OF wheat and corn. SEPTEMBER ,a,s
closed n shade lower than Yesterday
Cash oats easy and &c. lower; ,o
Provision Easy The w"ah.r nvt
market at the yards assisted II kc'p,n "
prices lower At the close s"ptemper
norL ,vas 22isc. under yesterday and Sep
ter,her lard and September ribs were loc.
lower than yesterday. ~
The leading futures ranged as toiio"si
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Meath of M amherst Indy.

cool MILL VA. August n
,sp.cal,- Mary T. Hargr3Ve. rclict
~ C..9tain H. X Harcroye, lied at her
residence. Cottage Home IN Amherst
county. on the afternoon OF August DIST.
Two childrcn-Miss II. Ida Hargrove. and
Mr.. NJ ". Hargroye. OF Luray, Na.-sur-
viVe her.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-23
prrHnrOND TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND. VA. August % 1885.
No auction sales to-day
Private sales. Filters, H. wrappers. Z;
cutters. T.; dark. 3. Tugs, /. Total. 60
hOzsheads.
Keyenus collections: Cigars ana cigar
cites $l.sllG; tobacco. t.l27l6 Total,
S293q13
There were no loose sales to-day, but
good sales are listed for Tomorrow. Old
cutters continue IN active hemahh at
strong rr.ces. Other grn lrs are quiet.
Nessrs. J. n. jenkins art Joseph Hart.
~ Henderson. y. G. ani Buckner Davis,
81 Rocky Mount, y. were here To-
lQy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-23
sTOREHOUsE BURNED.
NEWPORT NEWS.
ont of the Confc~t-J. %. L. 4. VI
Council Instituted.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. August %
(speciaD-Clarence ". Robinson IS out
OF the legislative contest I'm this district.
lie publishes very manly card IN which
he says that he has withdrawn in favor
Of no candidate. and that his friends are
at liberty to support whomsoever, in their
Judgment will best represent ia m.
Newport News Council. No. c., Jr. o.
I. \. H.. was instituted here last night
by Past-State-C Councillor George a. Sim
mons. assisted by William Stanz. past
councillor Of It'd water Council. No. 30,
az Berklcy. The following officers were
installed: c. W. Adams. councillor: l.. \.
Uuagins. vice-councillor; J. r. N0wlan.
n,st-councillor. G. -. 4. Booker. record
irc secretary. John a. Moss financial Sec
retarv. G. T.. Elckiy. corresponding Sec
rotary. O.. r. L.pscomh. warden. j. &.
price. inside sentinel; II. L. Tlmberlake.
outside sentinel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-23
YORK AND GLOUCESTER.
another Marriage Fond between the
Two Counties.

Yorktown, August - -(Special)-
'a. .f the prett!est weddings that has
'tr Nt.a place IN Tdewater Virginia
...r.I az bethlehem Methodist Epis
,.ial .lrfch. Gloucester county. al
% TIE evening OF August 2th.
l.- '.toes were Mr. Charles am
WIZ p this county. and MISS ber'ha
o. i.l1. OF Gloucester The sacred
'ir a.l been lavishly decorated ny the
- the young couple, and presented
% '..Itf.l appearance. The bridal party
'ti'r'l he church in this order: Misses
"-ilc Wainwright. sister OF the groom,
ava Laith lronmonser. stan girls; Misses
va HAgglu and sue \. Stutteieid. Hover
.iir Then came the ushers ~ nairs-
.''s7fs Lee Hogfe and J. larry Thorn
t'n. and Lloyd W. ward ana Charles ..
Awe. Immediately following these came
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NJ II % VII ~ -
Offerings: wheat. ca bushels Corn
White. LIS bushels; mixed. 90 bushels.
oats 23OI bushels. Rye, p Bushels.
sales Wheat ga bushels. Corn-White,
elS bushels. oats. Go bushels Rye, p
bushels
Quotations: Wheat-l.o 81 70
T5c. NJ rel. re corn Us ni'e Nirg MIA,
Is 10 &c: No. . white, Sc. 30. ? mixed,
nc. Oats-No mixed. 2ra 20 &c; No. 8
mixed, 23is 10 dc; winter seed wheat,
IS TO 32c. Rye, 70 10 J-c.