The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07
JUDGE CLOPTON TO WE'D.
Ik WILL MARRY MISS MINNIE
VADEN NOV. f<Ih.
Returns From Tucsday's Election Not Yet
Complete. but tits Almost Certain ih"'
Flanagan IL Elected Other News.
N.xcnrsTrn BunrAu RICHMOND 1iMrs,
No. ll2l Hull STREET. BEATTIE BLOCK.

lo.ltations have been issued 10 the
.narriseo OF Miss Minnie Walden. daush-
Ter Of Nrs Laura 4. Walden. OF TINS Guy,
TO judge Niliian 1. CiOpton. Guy A'tono
ney, or Thursday, November Lt,"' at %"
O'Clock al Central NJ. h.. cnurch.
MSS Walden 10 one OF Manchester most
charming lhoiss. and Judge Cioploh 's
popular aud able juf.st. .,1,o
t,hie the returns are not yet complete
from the SiNtecnih district. yet al ihdl-
cations point TO the election OF FLANAGAN
liasion) 10 the Senate over falrlsh,
1,tnceratic nominee. lnOfnciai returns
fi.m All the precincts tn thesteFNelo, ,A-
eept Wlairccs Store. Eyler .. ana Shih-
quarter give Parrish t)cm), LOT Sehdtt'
80 majority over Flanagan tf usiOIllsO'
Mood CDtm.) leads his ticket IN Chest'I-
,cld. aud ne and Davis uDen.) 30 20 row,
haian from Manchester and Cnestern '.l.
,i,h an approximate majority OF 40 over
,hc Fusion candidates for the louse, a.
Flanagans majority in Powhaian WIN,
out Subjects precinct is 4lS. SuDiett VIII
probably give him 100 majority. 49,
1nc contest for the iiOusc is very cloS''
and IL will take an ofilciai vote 10 ut'.'-
mine H. In Iowhatan. Wood VDch.l io-
soiVcd $50. Davis (DCm.), ~; tarIison
t.llsionisD SIS, Morfissctt. 4W. SuDiels
t,recinct Is not included In the aDoNc' -
the unofficial returns from an lne ~!
cincis In the House district except W ~
frees Skinquarter. and Eyler's, In Cnss-
1crneld. and Subjects. In Powhatah, GIVE
Mood DEM lead OF ~ anH Dat t
apemD a lead of 81 over Harrison VINO
leads on the Fusion ticket ~ MAJ ea
1oriiies. and Eylers and Sublctt NoP"'-
Parish carried Goochland by majority
The friends of MIR. X. G.. Wood Demo
cratic candidate for the House OF Dele-
gates do not yet conccde ms ueica', az
he has led his ticket IN many Pdi's VI
The district but the Indications are tl" ,,
MpTYlSSftf. ana lldIllSDH VIII
all be seated. ., o.,.,s on
account of the Number OF ballots WHICH On
were thrown out, there probably being as
many az one hundred discarded IN we
civ on account OF errors in preparing
them The people generally express as
satisfaction win the WALTON Jaw. .,11ard
took Mace from her late residence AT
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, ana was
largely attended The services were con,
Gao1 s By kfy' r. W. Tb n ihf's ana the re-
mains were inferred in Maury cemetery
The following gentlemen acted as pau
bearers Dr. :. l.. Ingram, {. w ,. Euion,
r. 49, Harrison, Chris Mlrtzf W llndiii
Marshall X. T.. criddle, j. II. SPAN anu
a. y. Morrissett t..
The funeral services over the renaihs
Of the late Napoleon Il. Johnson Wete
held Yesterday morning at 10 O'Clock az
Bainbridge- Street Baptist chuIch. me
services were impressiveE conducted py
Rov. J. a. Spencer or cowaruli- <>N ,r',e
Christian church. Ihere were Iaiso
number of friends Of the deceased IN at
tendance upon the services. The foiloWlns
were the uall-boarers: Captain James a.
1.ipscOmb. W. +. Davidson, q. W. WI
hanson, Edward CoXon, Sidney r.: Lacey;
j.. J. Andrews A. G.. Meredith, ana
George Walker. The remains were in
TERED IN Maury Cemetery by the side OF
his wife. - ~, 80
st
men. occurred at that place Tuesday
morning His death was caused by "
phoid-fever after a lingering Illness Ills
funeral took place yesterday evening p iioi,l
Mt Plsgdh church, keN. Leroy d. Ihd"P
Miss Fannie Faison is detained at home
on account of sickness. -
Mrs Marion Mcdowell and two emil
drcn have returned home after spending
several months in Philadelphia and other
Miss Matte Thomas, who has been Wis
iting her aunts, the Misses Thomas, at
l5Ol Perry street, will return home In
Rev. ". W. Reynolds. of Hanover. Va,
preached at the Bainbridge-S Street Baptist
church last night at 7:io O'Clock.
The meeting of the st. Andrews
brotherhood OF Meade-Memorial church
was postponed from Tuesday night until
tomorrow night at o'clock. a., .-
The condition of Miss Sallie MUM was
unchanged yesterday.
The Paragon Minstrels will give two
entertainments at Leader Hall, tonight
and tomorrow night, for the benefit or
a widow and several children. who are
I'm needy circumstances, and the young
men who have the entertainments IN
charge appeal TO the citizens for their
patronage. The object of the entertain
ment Is n good one, and the Paragon
combination deserve much credit for their
undertaking. Tonight number OF pres
ents will be given away, and each per-
will have a chance. fIfWen-
ty-fve presents are TO hc given away
each night and among the presents to
he distributed will be barrel of flour.
vases. lamps, &c. Tomorrow night they
will give away a genteman's gold-hlled-
case watch. The admission will be ten
cents. and five cents extra for reserved
seats.
Mrs Archer Woodbridge, of Clover Hill,
Chesterfield is very i'll and not expected
10 recover. She is an aunt Of Mr.. George
w. Blankinship, of this city.