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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-06
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lily All druggists.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-06
Properly Transfers.

Richmond city: A. Wilkie Buffers trus-
tee to j. NJ. Newell. % ia feet on the
north side Floyd street. near Linden,
Z,02I %.
August W. Woebken and wife to John
NJ Campbell. q feet on south side Broad
street near Tenth. 5000 9
Henrico county: g. u. Carter. special
commissioner. to III. A. Beck, s 1910 acres
on Broad-Street road, s.. a.
William Gray's executors 10 Isabella
West. ~ $4,000 acres OH James river
$500.
Annetta Z. and J. W. Sedgwick to VII
liam II. Pollard. Jr.. % sc feet on north
side street ne.- Twenty-ffth. $50
Christian Selbaca to Loving Sons and
Daughters OF Union, IL acres on VIII
Hamsburg road. Sl2525.
Gus \. Wallace and wife TO g. 4.
semi, wife Of Charles II. Senff. interest
In " acres west Of Richmond. 1850.
X. ;. White. J. G. Woodbridge. and their
wives 10 william c. Thompson, 9S l-3
acres, 500
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-06
sOMK Jun WEDDINGs.
Mr.. sa,nse' 4. shephera Married in Knox
VILE Tennessee.

KNOXVILLE. TENN. June Especial.
\ pretty wedding was solemnizcd in the
Fourth Presbyterian church OF TINS city
at $50 o'clock this evening. The con-
tracing parties were Mr. Samuel L.
Shepherd. of Manchester, Va. and Miss
Mary starr SammOn. OF this city, Rev.
L.. a. Eimore ID. D.. officiating.
The church was eXquisiiely decorated,
the organ and pulpit being hidden with
fragrant flowers OF rare beauty. The
auditorium was filled with invited guests,
and the ceremony was short SIMPLE, ana
expressive. The bride looked very charm
INK in a pretty travelling costume car
rving flowers She Is a great favorite IN
this city as was well attestei by me
presence OF a host OF our best peopie.
The groom holds a responsible position
in the department OF motive power at
the Southern railway. at Manchester,
Va. and Is a most trustworthy young
man "a, ....
was driven In carriages TO the residence
81 the uncle OF the Groom, Mt. }. IL:
Sherherd Broad street where limited
number OF friends were received TOT an
honr or more, and then the party was
driven TO the Southern depot where they
TOOK the 1879 train Tor eastern po-hts.
stoupine en- route at LynchDufS 10 WISH
IN. parer.s OF the groom.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-06
M Williams Injured.

y Williams. an employe OF 'no
Mr. - railway and Electric Compa-
~, ni0 ,,,as nainfully but not seriously huIt
ny lSo was o'clock yesterday evening. -, he
S WORKS in the car-sheds at the Wes West, ~
NJ where his business is to assist IN
.,,,9,.,,s, tho cars. Yesterday afternoon.
r ,,.hiin attempting 10 draw long IRON polt
from the framework Of one OF the a. y,
the bolt suddenly broke, ana pl,eo ",
a. struck Mr. Williams upon the neck anu ,,i
head. inflictng several painful sasnes' re
was taken to his home on south 'n'i ~
street. where a physician dresser 10
wounds. and az a late hour last hlsn' "e
was resting quietly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-06
THE DEAD BISHOP HONORED.
The Services Over tho Remains of the Lats
Bishop seidenbu,b.

In St Mary's church yesterday morn
ing the impressive ceremony of the Ro-.
man Catholic ritual. that of the pontifical
requiem mass, was held over the remains
OF the late Right Rev. Bishop Seiden-
bush. The church was crowded with peo-
pie from all the parishes in the city,
who reverently and silently watched the
services over the casket. They have been
rarely conducted in this city. and are
very interesting. as well as impressive.
The funeral sermon. an able discourse,
as well as a eulogy. was preached by
Bishop Had. Of North Carolina.
The casket rested upon a catafalque at
the entrance to the sanctuary. Right Rev.
Bishop A. Van de Nyver was the cele-
brant. with Rev. Father Julius. o. 5. b..
deacon. and Rev. Father O'Farrell. OF
Petersburg. sub-deacon. Father WILLIE
bald, o. S. B., acted as master OF cere-
monies and was assisted by Father Greg
DRY. o. s. B. The Rev. Father J. B.
O'Reilly, Of the Sacred Heart church;
vicar-General Joseph Frioli,of the Ca
thedral; Rev. Father John. o. 8. r.. and
the pastor Of 81. Jossph's church, were
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-06
Flower Mission Day.

To the Editor OF The Times;
Sir.-The annual Flower Mission Tor
the penitentiary will be held next
Saturday AFTERNOON at O'Clock.
Owing 10 the failure last year TO
secure enough flowers Tor an, ~ was
thought best to have ported plant
something to grow and flourish after
awhiIe-in every cell. TO do this We
ask all persons who approve of this Mis-
SION TO send TO the prison anything they
have IT I'm their hearts 30 give. We
do not wish any unwilling gift. knowing
THE Lord lOveth the cheerful SlNcr,
and that a blessing attends only what
is given freely. Plants. flowers. or
foliage i'm small Jars or boxes is what
we ask. Geraniums and Verbenas, and
even smaller flowers. will be gratefully
received Send to Major Il. w. Lynn,
penitentary, Richmond, Saturday before
noon. Help us friends. and our dear
Lord. who sees it all, will help You in
time OF need.
Yours, for service,
Mrs. THOMAS WHITEHEAD,
Richmond.
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present In the sanctuary during the ser,

present In the sanctuary during the ser,
vices.
The remains were removed from the
church at AZ o'clock In the afternoon
and taken to the Chesapeake and Ohio
depot with an escort of priests from the
various churches. "A delegation of twelve
menbers from st. Joseph Society, delega-
tions from ST. Benedictus' and st.
Mary's Beneficial and Social societies. and
number, OF persons representing the
congregation.
a special car was attached TO the 2:30
train and the body was placed therein.
The Rev. Father Villebad was In charge
Of the car, and he Will take the remains
TO ST. Cloud, whore for two days they will
lie In state before being removed 10 the
Benedictine Abbey Of ST. John the
evangelist, where they will be inferred.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-06

The Purchase Recommended and a Name
Adopted

At a meeting Of the Committee on
James River Improvement last evening,
Colonel Cutshaw. tkr City Engineer.
brought up the negotiations for the new
tug that the city contemplates Durchas-
ing, and Chairman Landerkin read the
,orresr ondence he had lad with the
Neafer & Levy Steamboat and Engine
Building Company. Of Philadelphia. He
explained that the subcommittee appoint
ed to buy the boat had agreed to recon-
mend the purchase of boat from the
abOve-named firm, at cost of $4,000
cash and the old tug. Henry Christian.
The action OF the subcommittee was rau-
aed. and that body was instructed 10
complete the purchase.
Colonel Cutshaw then made the sug-
gest.On that the new tug be named after
Captain Thomas Cunningham, Sr. who
was for so many years the faithful and
efficient superintendent of the James river
improvement. The Engineer paid high
tribute TO the merit and service Of their
valued official. who some time ago went
to his finai reward. Colonel Cutshaw
remarks were received with applause by
the committee. ana the suggestion was
unanimously adopted.
After the transaction or some iurther
brsincss of an unmportant nature the
committee adjourned
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-06
Mr.. senton Weds hiss Atkinson.

Mr.. George VI. Scaton and Miss lnez
Atkinson were married yesterday after
noon at O'Clock, At the residence OF the
brides father, Mr.. James G. ATKINSON
ca north Twenty-second street. Rev.
X. r.. Chambers performed the ceremony.
The bride who is very attractive
Young lady was gowned i'm a hght-gray
travelling suit. The parlors were taste
fully decorated for the occasion.
The groom is the telegraph operator Tor
Davenport e. Morris. and deservedly
popular.
Mr. and Mrs. Seaton left on the 40
Norfolk and Western tram for Virginia
Beach. whence they Will go 10 wash
ington. d. c., and other points of interest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-06

A Pretty Wedding at Enporia-Ihe AZ
tensinnts.

HELFIEID. VA. June 5.-Special.-Ihe
Rant.st church OF Emporia was beauu-
fully decorated in evergreens ana whlte
fowe-s Tor the marriage of MISS Icy
Wilson. stcp-daughter of MI. T.
liam n Luke. Of Suffolk, Va. Kew. J. H.
Kabler, pastor NJ. r. Church SOUTH
officiating. - - ,na
Miss Mainline Wilson. sister o. the
bride. was maid OF honor. and Mr.. IA. =.
Causey, of Suffolk. best nan. MT a.
~. Duane. OF Emporia, escorted MISS
Mary Vincent 10 the organ, VINO rem
dered beautifully Mendelssohns weooins
march Ne@srs O.. NJ. Cooke ana Nat
Cooke acted as ushers. -
bridesmaids and groomsmen Were
Ms Mamie Jones and Mr.. J. A. Hart
ley. Emporis; Mss Lqlie bs TaSlnr OF
Emuor.a: Miss Bette Mayes ana KEY
O. y. Bradley, OF Emporia; MIS- Soite
". Hail. Of Empor!a Miss Julia PHILIPPE;
~ sufYoik. and Judge y. 3. Turnpuli. OF
=. SSruarrsv,lle: Miss Mary Pretlow and
NJ !. & McLemors. Of courus Land. .,x
i;hS brides costume was . white six.
.rh Are carried = lovely bouquet Of white
800 She u one Of Emporias most ae'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-06
Among The NasOns.

Joppa Lodge No. 20. will elect officers
tonight. and Temple Lodge. No. 2, Fri
day night.
Mr.. J. b. Cbildress agent for the Ma
sonic Home and teacher at the institution,
has resigned. II Is understood that his re-
signation Will be acted upon by the board
next week. Mr.. Childress was a student
for the ministry at Richmond College.
and it is understood that he will accept
one Of two calls recently extended to
him
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-06

In Farmount Monday afternoon a ne
gro man named Archie White, who Ewes
near Nenabie street AM the MECHANICS
VILE turnpike is reported to have at
tempted TO commit a criminal assault
years OF age.
White is said TO be a negro of bad
craracte~. and IL is stated that his wife
would rot allow him 20 return 10 the
house The chll1 was not badly hurt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-06

The Gesangvsrein Virginia gave de-
rchtful excursion TO Westover yesterday.
There were about two hundred and fifty
people in the party. and everybody was
in the best Of hpmor. A band OF music
enlivened the occasion with CHOICE selec-
lions. and plenly of ice was carried along
TO keep matters cool during the day. The
party left the wharf on the steamer
Ariel about 1880 o'clock. and returned
last night at late hour. after most
delightful outing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-06
The Uoly Shirt Convention.

The committee in charge OF the ar
rangemcnts for the proposed Holy Spirit
Convention has secured the Richmond
Theatre at nominal cost for four DAYS
beginning June 18Th. Among the eroincrt
lockers will be Rev. 4. c. Dixon. Of
brooklyn. and Rev. Thomas Payne. I
Dublin. Ireland. writer rs well as
preacher of considerable note.
Misapprehension exists mat II rs 10 ne
q hojv wholly of ministers. Such is not
the case for while many Clergymen VIII
participate I'm the exercises. laymen VIII
also be largely represented.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-06
Whose Iiorse and Hugpy p

Last night about O'Clock c. telephone
message was received al the Second
station from Ford's Hotel. asking that an
officer be sent TO the hotel officer Farley
was detailed by the sergeant in charge,
and upon his arrival at FOrd's Hotel he
had a horse and buggy turned over 10
him. II seems that the vehicle had been
I'm from. OF the hotel since S o'clock.
officer Farley took the team to Jack
sons Every stable, where II will be kept
until Identified 1t Is believed that the
team belongs 10 Sheriff Hughes. as IT IS
reported that he had his horse and buggy
stolen during the afternoon
Mr.. J. =. Smith. Of Covington, Ky, IS
visiting Mrs. James l. Smith. No. 80
north Fifth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-06
A PRETTY Wedding.

At 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon Mr..
j. 4. Quisenburg and Miss Etha Bauehan
were married by Rev. Or. George cooper
at the residence Of the bride S rather,
No. Jl2 east Leigh street. The wedding
was a very quiet one. owing 10 a recent
death In the brides family. Mr. Quis-
enburg is manager Of the Wood Cigar
cite Machine Company and rising young
business man. His bride is very pretty
and attractive young lady. Mr.. and
Mrs Quisenburg left for a northern tour.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-06

A pretty wedding took place in Lynch
burg Tuesday at the residence Of Mrs.
Margaret Lyon. No. 10 Polk street. when
Mr.. Harvie Ligan. of Richmond, was
married to Miss Rosa Lyon. Of that city.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Ir. Mcconnell. After receiving the con-
CALCULATIONS of their friends. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ligan came TO this city, where they
will reside in the future.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-06

Quite a unique game OF chess is going
on at present between the Richmond
and Washington Chess clubs. The contest
commenced on Tuesday. the Richmond
players sending their first two moves by
mail The first two moves from Wash
Ington have not vet been receiVel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-06

The Henrlco Onilsw in the Second Police
>sa'io..

stanley Williams. the Henrlco despera-
40 and outlaw, who has held at bay all
tho officers of that county and defei
arrest for over year. has at last fallen
into the clutches Of the law.
He was a silent. sulky prisoner at the
Sect nd police STATEN last right having
been arrested in the Afternoon about
o'clock by Sergeant Tomlinson and ON
Ger Gibson. The arrest was made in Bel
vins alley which runs east from Cover
nor street. and I'm the house OF Mary
Lewis. young negro woman. Williams Is
charged with being a fugitive from jus
tce and a suspicious character. He and
the woman had in their possession a lot
OF jewelry. supposed to be stolen. and the
woman was also taken into custody
upon the charge of being a suspicious
character.
oFTFSTrMrs ILUDED Arrest.
OVER a year ago a warrent was sworn
out for Williams. charging him with tres
passing on a farmers premises I'm Henrico
county. A number Of officers tried TO ar
rest him. but he always succeeded in
Guiding them and finally he disappeared
altogether On March 20 ls94 he was
arrested and lodged In tho Second sta
ton. but succeeded in escaping by jump
ing from one Of the station-house win
dows. He has the reputation Of being a
dangerous and desperate character, which
reputation he has sustained upon more
than one occasion.
DENIES The CHARGES.
Last night, when interviewed. he said
that he had recently come from New
York, and that the jeweiry In bis posses
sion was his own. and that he was en-
gagged IN selling it, he said he met the
Lewis woman IN New York. and upon bis
arrival here. he had gone 10 her house
for protection. He denied a number
Of the old charges now pending against
him, which are mostly cases Of larceny
and resisting officers. Williams stated
that during a large portion OF the time
that the county officers were looking for
him, that he was away from here. but
was kept posted by friends about the
search that was being made for him.
The prisoner is OF medium height. well
built. with n very small mustache and
short dark hair. His case Will be called
in tho Police Court this MORNING.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-06

The Lehieh and the Ca.skill will proba-
bly, be detached from the monitor feet
IN few days and sent 10 the Norfolk
naVy-yard. a board Of naval engineers
10 examine the two vessels and ascer-
TEN what repairs We're necessary TO be
made. The reason for the move has not
been publicly announced.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-06
Naxwell-C Dmstnck.

Miss Julia Comstock, of this city. was
married Tuesday afternoon at ! ocloc.
to Mr. William A. Maxwell, of Indiana
polls. Ind, by Rev. George Leonard Cha
ney, pastor of the Unitarian church.
After the ceremony the couple left for
the Natural Bridge, where they Will
spend some time before going 10 Indiana
polls, their future home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-06

At II O'Clock yesterday Mr.. G. Il. Frosst.
OF Toronto. Canada. and Miss Stella
Burr. Of this city. were married at the
residence OF the brides father. Captain
Burr, No. llOSh west Main street
Mr. and Mrs Frosst left Immediately
after the wedding for Philadelphia, Bos
ton. and other northern points. They
will make their future home i'm Canada
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-06
CONTEXT for the MaiIal

The reading contest for the Steel medal
gwen by DR.. &c rye Il. Steele. OF this
city, will take place in the Ph.lolosian
Hall at Richmond College this aft erno0n
at o'clock. Selections from standard
works viii be read. The college faculty
Will be the Judges TIE public are invited
Invitations are out to the wedding OF
Pare Aylett. daughter Of Colonel VIII.
liam r. Aylett. on the 18th Of June. at
"Montvi!le" the beautiful home OF the
Aylett,. IN King William county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-06
OEITI



Mr.. c. y. VI. Cobb died at his home.
llOi west Main street, Tuesday night
from congestion of the brain. brought on
well-known real-estate agent and forty
two years Of age.
For some time he has been in very poor
health. Tuesday after dinner he took a
bath, and for some time remained in
the water Before going 10 his place OF
business he complained OF feeling badly.
About o'clock in the afternoon he was
found in a buggy at the corner Of Laurel
street and Floyd avenue I'm semi-un-
conscious condition. An unknown man
took charge Of him. and after several
inquiries succeeded in finding out his res
idence.
He never regained consciousness. and
an hour afterwards went into convul-
sons. Drs Brock and West were called
in. and at once pronounced his case
hopeless
He leaves a widow and six children.
The ages of the latter range from four
teen 10 two years lie is a son OF the late
DR. b. f. Cobb. of Wilmington, y. c.,
where he was reared. The funeral VIII
take place from the Church Of the
Sacred Heart at $3.50 o'clock this morning.
MIS-. BARBARA wINGFIrLD.
Mrs. Barbara Wingfield died at the
residence Of Mr.. T. T.. Stagg. 9l2 west
Franklin street, at 5.i5 o'clock yesterday
morning after a lingering Illness, In the
sixtieth year of her age. She was a most
lovable lady. and highly esteemed by a
large circle of friends and acquaintance.
The funeral will take place this morn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-06
ing a, IL o'clock. from the above resi-
Sultan OF JoHoar.

LONDON June 5.-The Sultan OF Jo-
hore died in this city this morning. rne
Sultan came into notoriety In 1913
through a breach OF promise brought
against him in London under the name
OF Albert Baker. by Miss Jenny Mlgneh.
The Sultan won fis case on the ground
that he was a reigning sovereign, ana
therefore the English courts had no Ju-
rsdiction over him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-06
THOSE PRESENT.

Among the prominent rlen present are:
Governor Elias Carr, Ex-Governor Thomas
NJ. Holt. eX-Chef Justice j. T.. shep-
perd, United states Senator Marion But
ler Colonel \. NJ. Walleil. l,r. Thomas
Pritchard. Hon Robert w. Winston. Mai.
John ". Graham. Colonel Bennehan CAM
oron. Hon. Z II. Battle, Colonel rhom-
as S. Kenan, Colonel W. r. Nenan. Hon.
Josephus Daniels, Or. c. D. Newer, =.
w. Pou. Professor +. f. EfobgoOd Pro-
fessor j. c. Horne. j. 5. Manning w. 4.
Guthrie DR.. Winborne. \. W. Haywood,
Congressman B. f. Grady Or. V. =. FUR
ner, f. ID. Winston. Judge A. W. Gra-
ham, Sol Well, Rev. Dr. Bcnrett
Smedes, Colonel J. 5. Carr. DR.. Stephen
Weeks +. H. Rusbee. L. p. Alcl<issick.
&. :. Bradshaw. Congressman Thomas
Settle. Congressman Stroud, pr. K. IL.
Lewis. Colonel Paul d. Means. Hon. i. Is.
Bachelor w. II. Worth, state Treas
urer IL. \. London, a. II. Eller. X. p
Battle. Lock f. Craig, Alexander Graz
ham, l.. ID. Howell. Dr.. Paul +. Bar
ringer, University Of Virginia. DR.. Rich
mond. president Missouri Medical Socie-
~: Professor W. r. Webb, Of Tennessee;
d. G.. Worth. Rev. d. a. b. Belts.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-12-31
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