The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-10

MISS PARKER AND Mr.. WEIsIGER
MARRIED IN MANCHESTER.
Mr.. John Robinson Knocked senseiess by
Burrlars--Dseth Of an tnfant-Ne"s
Notes of nterest--Psrsonsls.
MANCHESTER BUREAU RrcHmoSp TINES.
No 1l2l HULL STREET. BEATTIE BLOCK.


The marriage OF Mics Annie Bell Parker
10 MIR. Ernest r. weisiger took place yes
terday afternoon at the presbyterian
church In this city. The services were
conducted ty the Rev. c. n. van hou'e"'
nas.or Of the church, and Mr.. u. H. JUS
tIg presided at the organ and renaereu
some beautiful wedding marches, ~,
1ri6e afftred in a neat travelling suil
entered the church. accompanied ~ ~"
cousin Miss Alean Lacy, OF l>ynchDuIe.
who acted as maid OF honor GaCn y,
them carried huge lunches OF roses anu
smilax. ,.o.. man
ana The following gentlemen acted as
,,sbers: Colonel b. Q. Jams, Messrs. W.
r. Rall. ID. l.. BrodLax. w. J. carter
charles Friend, and J. ii. Parker 'Jr''
brother Of the bride.
The bride. n daughter OF Captain ana
Mrs. J. H. Parker. Of this city. IL gen
eral favorite I'm social circles here, ana is
much admired for her beauty ana char'
of manner. ...,,to.
An both business and social circles mere
lie IL employed In the Office OF the Asso-
clated Railways in Richmond, where ne
holds a position of trust. he IS uhe son
OF MIR y. b. Weisiger, and an cx-memper
OF the city Council
After the conclusion of the wedding
ceremony the young couple took the NV
train for an extended northern Tour.
Who lives with his parents al the coIte.
Of Eleventh and Decatur streets !" 81
out I'm the back yard afteI s9ii 49, w." %
Just before reaching ne w3ou Nom had
in his bend a bag fun OF luel. ,De.., G{,e
ne rad time 10 speak to them TO lnqui..e
what they were doing there polh sln
negroes struck him. one OF w ne Road
ara he was Knocked insCnsible. he zen
ard lay In the pouring ram UNI.
O'Clock In the morning, wheh ne ieS ,oli
sufficiently 10 crawl 10 the mouse aIu 'Sit
sts c"ranie who were much alarmed at
mis- absence what bad befailen MN ~, =,
Doctor was at once suinmoneu wiz Spn,,d
the balance of the night WIN nl,ll' a,,
al a late hour last night ms co hu,'i ,'d
was ouite favorable There ~ as yet III
clue to his assailants. -, - A. and
Mrs. W. V. Bradshaw, died yesi,SSF nads
morning at 1890 o'clock at the residence
~ his oarents. No. 7l4 McDonough street,
aged eleven months. HES funeral VIII
take place at II o'clock this morning from
the residence, and the reinaiil II, WI ~
Inferred I'm lakewood cemetery, luchihohu.
A brilliant musical entertainment was
given last night at Leader ian lof ny ny
benefit of the Ladies' Auxiliary OF the
part We're: Miss Ida Robinson, Mrs, NAB
gie Redford Knowles, Mrs. Carrie Stauue-
Rowe, Messrs. II. 5. Cloves oscar HOW,
ard, Shepherd Webb, Professor cosby anu
others. The proceeds VIII De usVotvu "
the Manchester ward at the Old Dominion
The following cases were disposed of by
Mayor Maurice yesterday morning; .,
Henry Kahn, misdemeanor. tlned 81
low Brown (coloreG). charged with fell
ony. Continued until tomorrow
Bertha Seabra (colored), ordinance Vio-
lation. Fined 81.
Monday night in Firemen's Han and
transacted considerable business. The
following officers were elected: President,
Farley; Secretary, w. Il. Smith; Treas,
urer. a. IL. Crooks; Representatives y
state Firemen's Association. James T.
Bradley and w. 10. Smith; Alterhates' J"
II. Logan and r. II. Crooks.
The County Court of Chesterheld wal
49, 1-.-Ds&1c i "a, e iteraay. --aIsc WI Eke4y ie
main I'm session several days longer.
number Of LIQUOR dealers ,, wh9 could no no
count OF the rain, applied FOR licenses yes
tefday.
Charles Jones, the negro with severa
aliases, who is charged with stealing
chickens from Mr.. Eaton, OF SWan5poro
will be tried in the County Court OF Cnes-
ttrfield to-day. The accused had pal
The city Democratic Committee mas no.
vet determined as TO when and how nom
nations will be made for the COMING
election. In the First ward the term ol
Mr. c. II. Sims Will expire June Cd. an9
his successor will have 10 be elected
He will doubtless be returned, as there
does not seem to be any opposition e
Ills reelection. In the Second ward the
term of Mr.. NJ; A. Campbel VIII expire
in the Third w. T, Hart, and in the
Fourth John O'Brien. The last-namet
gentleman has served in the Council
longer than any other member now In 1t
He is the President of the body, and II
the most valuable member. II was SAT-
that ne would be opposed by Mr.. w. ID
Ferguson. hut that gentleman is quoted
az saying that he had no idea of op
posing Mr.. O'Brien.
regular meeting of the City Council
will be neld next Friday night.
MIR. John Roberts, of Swansboro, con
tinues quite sick.
hundred members enrolled on their churc
books.
Mrs. r. r. Dadmun wife Of Rev e. 7
Dadmun, former pastor of West-En
The young ladies' of Meade Memoria
church viii give a Colonial silver te
Eastern Monday night at the rooms o
the Laurel Literary Society.
Rev. j. W. Stin, pastor viii preach
special Easter sermon at West-En
church next Sunday morning. fu
choir will be In attendance. and goo
music may be expected.
Mr.. Thomas WoOdnn, Commissioner o
the Revenue for the Upper district O
Chesterfield has been detained at HON
for several days. suffering from a sever
cold.
IL Is expected that Evangelist School
field will come 10 Manchester some tim
during the latter part of the month. Al
rangements are being made with this en-
in view.
DR. w. A. Campbell, a well-know
former pastor of the Presbyterian churc
OF this CITY, was in Manchester yosterda,
and was the recipient of cOngratulation
by his old friends. Mr.. Campbell ha
warm friends I'm this city.
Judge Ingram was engaged yesterda
IN hearing an injunction case in III
Hastings Court
There was a meeting of the joint Con
mttee on Sewers last night in the offiC
OF the city works.
Miss Della Whiteside. OF Chester,
visiting friends In this city
Miss Idle Wood. OF Chesterfield. has II
turned home after visiting her aunt, O
Nineteenth street.
The ''pie" party at Toney's Hall La
night. for the benefit OF Stockton-Stres
Baptist church, was much enjoyed
Property Transfers.
James W HaliOran'S trustees TO MOlli