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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-13

Interesting Facts About Eiehmonds ''''
zens aud other >otes.

Mo Lizzie Uiuiard. of Norfolk. "a
is visiting her friend. Miss Florence w IL
son. 20 west Grace.
Nessrs. Sandy Krouse and Henry GERS
dorf have returned and are Wuch Pi'"'D
with the Atlanta EXPOSITION
new electric car modelled after the
Manchester cars, has been put OH '"o
Nlain-street route. II Is NO. ~
pev Or. Hatcher, who was hurt by a
coli last Saturday is rapidly IMPROVING <
lie IS now able 10 be out on the street.
A MARRIAGE license was issued IN Wash
ington Monday for Eldridge " Mor-
risette and Annie Raster, OF RichMohd.
Va.
Mr. William b. Seiden, late OF Rich
mond now n successful business man OF
New York. is in Richmond at the lhipvll"'
Hotel.
Rev George G. Vanderslice has been
called TO Suffolk on account OF the lllness
of his daughter. and there VIII be no ser
vices at Union Station Methodist chuich
tonight
Drs Lewis c. Bosher. George Ben. john
eton ana CHRISTOPHER Tompkns left the
CITY Monday night 10 attend the meeting
of tho Southern surgical ana Iynecoios-
zeal Society in Washington.
Mr. John ;. Wise. of New York, who
was I'm Richmond Monday on professional
business i'm the shape Of cases before the
tinted States Circuit Court Of Appeals,
left on the noon train for his home yes
terday.
\ beautiful entertainment for the .bene-
III Of Westminster Presbyterian church
yin he gwen al the Y. NJ G.. ~ on Friday
evening next. An Oriental drill by TWEEN
tv-four young ladies i'm striking costumes
will be one OF the many features.
There will be an entertainment entitled
"Six Lights OF the World al Pine-Street
Baptist church. Thursday evening ~
O'clock under the auspices OF the Young
Ladies' Missionary Society Proceeds Will
20 az a Christmas Offering 20 China
The managers Of the Sheltering Arms
Hospital l00S east Clay street, VIII hor
"A book reception al that institution today
from 3 TO . o'clock T. NJ. II Is hopcd that
the friends Of this hospital will bring or
send such books as are suitable for tie
reading OF the patients.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-13

BOSTON. MASS, Nov. 12.--At . special
meeting of the Ancient and Honorable
Artillery Company last evening the rot
lowing resolutions were unanimously
adopted: .-.w..,
'''rhe Ancient and Honorable Artlnsry
Company. OF Massachusetts,, avail mem.
selves of the first opportunity 10 formaiy
express the qualification experienceu III
their recent visit to Richmond, va 10
his Exceliency Governor Charies 1.
O'Ferrail. ior his royal greeting IN o..
half OF the Common wealth OF Virginia al!
his personal coultesies. TO the Mayor AIN
city Council OF the municipality, 70
Brigadler- General A. l.. Phillips, CHAIR
man. and the gentlemen OF the committee
OF arrangements; TO Rev. DR.. George
Cooper and the First Baptist church; 70
Major Sol. Cutchins and Captain r. W /.
Cunningham. for their generous welcome
and liberal hospitality: to the Henrico
Lisht Dragons. the .,tuert Horse cuaru,
the Richmond Nuwitzels, and the First
Regiment OF Virginia
"All brave In arms. wcll-traincd 10 WELD
The heavy halberd. brand. and shield
for efficient and magnificent escort. we
send assurances OF a deep sense OF gratt-
tudc and cheerful recognition or obliga>
ton.
TO your grand old state we bore >
lofty respect and admiration for her his
tory and her citizens: We departed with
those sentiments stimulated by the added
bond of friendship"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-13
STCCCESs COTTINUES.
Large Crowds Continue To Flock to the
War Of the Roses" Bazaar

Tho war OF the Roses" was we'll
ratr0nized last night and the various
booths did good business. Special at
tention is called TO the many beautiful
articles on the Nalkyre and the booth Of
the Little Workers.
The Crawford wheel is very handsome.
and was donated TO Mrs. Dudley through
Mercer d Co. Every one should take a
chance on the bicycle.
The ladies IN the restaurant are I'M
firing In their efforts TO those 10 whom
they cater. Hot lunches can be had at
all hours. Dinner Is served daily from l.
10 3 o'clock. Miss Fitzgerald Is one OF
the many charming ladies' who preside IN
this department.
The drill was beautifully executed by
the young ladies OF the Red and White.
RoDes were stretched across the spacious
han 10 keep back the crowds
Tho pretty white and gold booth OF The
Times Company was the centre OF attrac-
ton a. usual
The Presbyterian booth Will have an
auction sale tonight. also, a drill by the
orphan boys.
The photographic concert was given In
Sanger Hall for the benefit OF the rDiscO-
pal booth, and ii proved TO be quite sue
Cessiul.
Rev. Bishop Van de Vyyer was present
last night also. Company y, OF the Blues
Battalion.
Hon. Tazewcn Elicit vas also present
The Punch and Judy show was d great
attraction. and will take place every
evening during the bazaar.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-13
cENrENARY METHODIsT CHURcH.

! bee allowed 10 DO so, but they were dis
appointed.
III the ladies and gentlemen who patron
lie Mr.. Leaths Academy are 10 be sub
jected to what they were last night there
Is bat one thing for them 10 dO-stay
at home.
The attaches Of the house say these
tOuehs can't bee suppressed. III such Is
the case they had better be Kept cut.
for II they are going TO be allowed TO
act in the manner IN which they lid
last night. and have been doing OF late.
then the Academy had better be turn "a
into a popular-priCe house for variety
shows at once.
With the police and private detectives
OF the city. 10 is incumbent upon .1r.
Leath TO see that order Is Kept IN ris
house II he can't maintain order. then
IL remains for the respectable theatre
goers of the city either TO put up with
the tOughs or have no amusements.
Regarding the 1.-TWO Orphans" every
one is familiar with the play. and IS
far as was possible under the Giro nm
stances il was presented in pleasing
manner.
The play will be repeated at the mat
Tree to-day. and the engagement will
close with the performance tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-13
Mi,S norAINS' UEDS DR.. D1rrs.
\ brilliant Marriage at the Grace street
Baptist Church.


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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-13

Is par excellent Howard saAbys Re
ply TO ingersoii" will live. as Is Is now
q part Of American literature, a. long as
the memory OF the great '''nue' SNAIL
last.
Mr. saxby is man Of superb personal
am earanoe-tsll. straight. finely devel-
glasses. has classical features. kindly
Expression. a large and shapeiy head.
ara IL liviOg embodiment OF a splencidly
cultured. refined and scholarly gentle
man lie IS original and versatile and his
presence at The Times University en-
tertainment viii add In great degree
10 the artistic excellence OF the splendid
bill OF surprises that Is being arranged,
In fact, Mr.. Saxby is thoroughly COM
p-tent 10 give the whole entertainment
10 the satisfaction Of as many people as
could be crowded in the house.
From day to day, each feature or
this grand evening Of pleasure. which
IS being arranged. will be noted thorough
~ In The Times
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-13
MANY PRETTY MARRIAGES,
Miss Elise Davenport Williams Weds Mr..
John Wilder Atkinson
DR.. ". ". DAVIS AND MISS HOPKINS.
Miss Stuart Bradley and Mr. Alfred Cary
Miss Kowiett and Mr.. Coleman-ro-
lice Commissioners Iigg WEEDS
Mrs. Hammond MIR. ChaI-
mcrs and Miss Worst.

Some forty carriages were blocked up
about ST. Paul's church last night at SO
o'clock, and the brilliant streams OF light
from the interior OF the sacred sdnce.
the rustic of gowns about the entrance,
and the hubbub Of voices I'm eager ex-
poctancy left no doubt upon the mind Of
the pedestrian in that locality that a
fashionable social function was the cause
OF the gathering.
The occasion was the marriage Of Miss
Elise Davenport Williams. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs Charles L.. Williams. TO
MIR. John Wilder Atkinson.
The prominence of the contracting cou-
pie ia social circles here made the we'd
dins one of special interest. II may be
said That The greater portion OF fashion
op4r hlchmOud attended the marriage,
Whth was unQucstiOnably one OF the
most p'auNiul nuptiH events, when mas
htth soicmHizca an tnis city for several
seasons.
TIE DECORATIONS.
The church was handsomely decorated
lh manner displaying The best OF taste.
an abundance of green. sea OF 10y white,
lcft splendid effect without being at all
overdouc. Graceful palms were arranged
about the chanccl 90 the best advantage,
While white clry santhcmums $40 all their
delicate purity larm0uilcd perfectly with
their fresh. green furrOurdiugs Soft
rays from The tapers here and there rem
ocfel the picture altogether attractive.
Half an hour before the hour fixed for
the wedding the church negen TO I'll mp
MltN lAf relatives AND frIenus and iHNii 'd
guests of the bridal couple. and when
the bridal party arrived every scat in the
spacious auditorium was taken. There
was scarcely standing room 90 Doe found.
= larsc number of the representative
people of the city wcre noticed among
the audience. besides many prominent
invited guests from distance.
THE Bridal rAHY.
Promptly at $50 o'clock the bridal party
arrived. Tine ushcrs were Mr. Saunders
iOnfon. Mr. William Palmer Mr.. Kirk
wood Mitchell Mr. BEN Stacy. Mr. Ed
ward q. Mayo. MIR. William Mayo. Mr..
Charles l.. Williams Jr. Mr. Frank
Davenport, Mr John CuTie. ana Dr.
chrysanthemums upon the lapels Of their
coats
The bridesmaids were: Miss Charlotte
son of New York. Miss Ann rriplett Hax-
400 W Baltimore Miss Callie Ryland OF
Richmond. Miss Jcanie Strange OF VIII
iuueiou, y. o.. Miss Sallie Potter of
white nrOeade and tullc. g1rlaudcd with
pink roses. and garands of pink roses
on their heads.
Miss Bruce Williams sister of The bride.
was maid NJ honor Her gown was OF
white SILK, AMI she carried white roses.
vnr crrrrcxy.
The bride entered tine church leaning
uVon the arm of beer father Mr. Charles
L. Williams. and was met by the groom
win his best man. Nr William Mayo
Atkinson. an tle chaucel. where the cerc-
mnut was performed in am impressive
manner hy tine REV Dr. Hartley Car
michael rcctV OF ST. fauI s.. professor
Jacob Rcnhaflt presided at the organ
a i. Do
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-13
Chalmers Wcrst.
4 CONTESTED VIII.
The Contestant Charges That Undue In
nucncc Has Been Used.

The attention Of Judge Lamb, In the
Chaneery Court. has been taken up dur
ing The past TWO DAYS by "A contested viii
case. omanating from the suit brought
bv John Dunlop. executor of Mary L.
Devine against NJ Murphy and others.
The estate Involved amounts TO about
$1,000. and the will IS contested by a sis
ter of tie deceased. few small iesa-
OF fhe estate is TO 90 10 Bishop Van de
Nyver.
The contestant charges that undue in
nucuce was employed IN the matlng CT
the will The instructions were argued by
counsel before the Court last ev ming,
and The case Will go 10 the jury this
morning.
Mr. Henry Messerschmi II qualified IN
mo crancorv Court Yesterday as ,he adj
mini TRAITOR Of John Messerschmidt de-
ceased. whose estate is valued az Sl2.eal'
Mr. John b. Gayle qualified as curator
Of the estate Of r b. Turner deceased.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-13
IT,. rr,cssou to Have Another Trial.

DUBUQE. IOWA. Nov. L'-lne , 800
rrar-Vo~ks shtpped the new machinery
49, tho tornedo boat Ericsson SATURDAY
and the trial trip will be held this month
on Long Island Sound, should the weather
nrove favorable. 1t will be remembered
that on the first trial trip last iali a
niston-rod was pulled out, and Gym,
der-head smashed. 1t was then SUPPOSED
that the key of the piston-rou haa
broken. on the second trial, last sum
mer. a similar accident occurred causl"s
the death of three men, ana II Mas
,hsr concluded that the cylinder-head was
too light This defect has been remedied
I'm the new engines.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-13

Mr. 5. {. F.sg aud Mrs.. uaminond-Nr.
Cary aud Miss Bradley.

Vcnahle-srect Baptist church was the
scene OF "a beautiful marriage yesterday
morning at q go o'ciocl, when Mrs. l.. r.
vs.. Hammond became the bride OF Mr..
l.. g. Fige. Tie sacred ci.nce was
crowded 70 iis utmost capacity with the
friends Of the couple. by whom they are
held ln the highest esteem. The cere-
nonv was performed by the pastor Rev.
Or j.. $, AN in his usual impressive
Gncnner. Ed
Tlt bride Was attlred I'm handsome
broa,o trayoiilS dress and carried a
large bouquet OF Ndrcchal Neil roses.
mo attendants were Messrs. 4. VI.
Lamb fbost mani Walter Mc6hec Charles
sins. Jack Hochler Tom Curl. and Ev-
ereft feTklnson.
couple left on a tour TO The Atlanta EN-
position. after which they VIII visit a
ff-otocr OF southern cities. returning. TO
Richusog.i about the last Of this month.
Mir. fSgg IL now and has been ior
number OF years one OF the most efficient
mcmbero Of the Police Board and one OF
the most successful business men OF the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-13
RECEPTION 10 THEfR PASTOR.
Broadus Memorial Baptist Church Wei.
Games Rev. Mr.. ~aiiade.

The reception given last evening by
the members Of BrOadus- Memorial Bap-
tist church TO their pastor, Rev. Jacob
Sallade. proved a very delightful diia.r,
and was largely attended and greatly
enioyed By an who were present. The
ladies' I'm charge had the seats removed
from the centre Of the room and the
building beautifully decorated. The pulpit
was banked with flowers, ferns, and trail
ing vines. while large number of lamps
with variesated shades made the scene a
picturesque one.
The exercises were opened by the pas
tor. after which beautiful solo was
sung by Mr. C.. ". Montgomery. Mr.. W.
II. Walker presiding Al the organ. A cor
net solo by Mr.. G.. Burton Mountcastle
was greatly enjoyed after which the
whole assembly joined IN singing "All
Hall the Power OF Jesus Name Misses
Jennie and Jessie Marshall sang a Duet.
and were heartily applauded. Refresh
ments were served during the evening.
MANY new acGuaintances were made.
many old ones happily renewed. and all
Joined i'm pronounclnS the reception a
great success.
After supper Misses Blanche and Lena
Frazer sang several charming pieces. The
reception closed by the friends and Wis.,
tors singing God be With You Till We
Meet Again.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-13

city. His bride is ono Of the most ac-
coinplisncd and loyatlc Of the East-End
residents.
Mr. and Mrs Figg were the recipients
OF large number Of gifts. attesung the
high regard I'm which they are held
Car, --Braales.
Al o'clock Yesterday afternoon. in the
parlors of the brides residence. No. 4
west Main street, Mr.. Alfred ;. Cary and
Miss stuart Sidney Bradley were married
by the Rev. Or. Landon Mason, or the
Grace Episcopal Church.
The ceremony. owing to recent death
In the brides family. was a very quiet
one. and was witnessed by only the imme-
diaio family and few Intimate friends
The parlors were PRETTY decorated with
palms and lamDs. The bride wore sim
Pie gown OF white organdie. ana was
accompanied by Miss Lulc Nalker. while
Mr. George Warren acted as best man
foe the groom. After the ceremony the
coupe lcft for an extended northern tour.
followed by the good wishes OF ali or
their friends
young ladies' Of Richmond. She Is exceed
ingly accomplishing and pretty. am, ana ~ ~
tls daughter OF Mr.. 4. :. irahleN. OF
this city. Mr. Cary is a Tising }ouh,s
responsible position Of travelling freight
agent OF the Chesapeake and Ohio road
Coleman Rowlcii.
Mr. Norman V. Coleman and Miss Edna
Rowleit were married at the Clay-Street
Methodist church At 2 o'clock last night
bv the Rev. r. T. Wilson. The edihce
was beautifully decorated with palms
and chrisauthemums.
The bride was rowned In white shot
silk with chiffon ana pearl trimmin@s.
and me-. veil was caught up Win a bunch
Of lilies of the valley.
Tho brldcemaids were Misses Alma
lIpscomhc ethel Chesterman. Blanche
Hargrove. and $. T. Coleman. sister or
the groom. &c. 49,,
Nessrs Lvnwood Wingfield. oscar Bla-
kcv. Lewis Wilson. and Asa johnson
werc the ushers.
After nc ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Cole
man loft for q northern tour
The lride Is a daughter or Mr. /. r.
Rovlctt. and the groom is the woll-known
MANAGER OF MIR. George Med. Blake .
grocery establishment.
Chalmers-Werst.
At 4 O'Clock Yesterday afternoon Mr.
David Chalmers. Of New York, and Miss
rsmio Vera Worst. daughter OF Mr. Alex
amber Werst. Of this city, were married
at the residence Of the brides father,
No. 2l5 east Clay street by Father
Ahern
A reception was rendered tho young
couple after the ceremony, after which
they left for "a northern tour. The mar
riaee owing TO recent death IN the fdmi-
Iv. was "a very quiet affair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-13
Eleven Years Married.

Judge Samuel Il. Witt of the Hastings
Cont Yesterday celebrated the eleventh
anniversary of his wedding-day. Among
those vsc assisted IN the celebration Of
thaf day eleven wears ago We're Messrs.
William J.. Royal. Allen Y. Stokes. Jr.,
PAGE McCartv. James Caskie. George G.
Wilde. John Finders. Dr.. Meade Haskins.
4. Sale Watkins William H. Grant. Jr..
Eppa Hunton. Jr. Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Temple and Hardin Burnley. Rev. VIII
liam h. Hatcher. ID. d., was the officiating
minister
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-13
Exposition Flyer. ="
TO ATLANTA EXPOSITION
.Hfa
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

The Southern railway runs through
sleepcrs TO Atlanta every Tuesday and
Thursday. leaving Richmond 7:e5 i. 81.
on the Exposition Flyer" arriving in
Ton-day limit tickets sold al sl2. 40 good
on this train. Returning. this train
leaves Atlanta every Wednesday and Sat
urdav afternoon o'clock, arriving in
Richmond the following morning S:55.
This train affords the Richmond public
elegant service and quickest time TO At
lanta. For all information as 10 rates.
timetables, etc, call at City Passenger
ONCE, go east Main street.
G. w. CECIL,
Trav. Passenger A9Nnt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-13
The Governor Applsudrd.

The following letter Is explanatory;
Washington Board OF Trade.
Washington. ID. c.. Nov. IL. 1879.
His Excellency, the Honorable Charles L.
O'Ferrall, Governor of Virginia:
My Dear sir,-I take pleasure IN IN
If the Washington Board OF Trade, held
the nth instant. the following resolution
was unanimously adopted:
Resolved That the Board or TRADE
Greatly APPRECIATES the efforts OF Cow
srnor a. F'errall. OF Virginia, TO suppress
Gambling in our immediate vicinity, ana
exnreSses its qualification and thanks Tor
the result OF his action.
1 have. the honor TO be
Very respectfully yours.
mo b. WRIGHT. secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-13
Meetings In-nnN.

\ special meeting OF the Committee on
Streets has been called for this after
noon at o'clock TO again consider the
telephone franchises applied for by the
three different companies
The two branches of he City Council
Will meet this evening az 7:3O o'clock for
the purpose Of continuing the considera-
ton OF the revised city ordinances
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-13

by Dr. H. O. Chealhamo5 H. OF ~ N0 in ISsslon
Conference VIII rpi, rS99sy'y niebt next and
uli sli,,,v longer. as there is great press
OF A pusiiis the callers Al the Office of the
Christian Advocate, the relisI9uss news news
pi,dp'oriav were Rev. G. w. Wray, Of
SSa,s.,.,,,sIie. REV. G. H. McFaden. OF Glou-
re ~t,' Rev. Or. Nash, from the North
Carolina c9nfereRReS' EeV O. E ri SPOG New
Rent. Va. and Rev. w. f. Thompson
INnchs Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-13

announcement of one of the Features OF
the liz show.

The plans for The Times University
entertain ment TO be given in the Mozart
Academy of Music. on Thursday, Novem-
Ter 10Th. are progressing finely. Several
features new and novel have been OF
iered 10 Manager Smith. letter from
Cincinnati O., states that Mr.. Howard
Soxbv will come from that city TO Rich
mond. spec.ally to fiji Ian Der On the
programme. Mr.. saxby is famous IN
the North and West as. platform en-
tertainer and this Will be MS Ilrst ap-
pearance I'm Richmond. He rs editor OF
Saxby's Magazine published at Cincinnati
ana his numorist writings IN the
Commercial Gazette, have won him a
national reputation. but on the platform
Is where he is at his bt-t, as merTi-
ment merchant and pathos provider. he
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-13
Week Of PraNcr.

The spcc.al services Of the week Of
prayer opened i'm the parlor of the Young
Mems Christian Association Monday even
ing. when Rev. Mr.. George Cooper de-
iivercd an eloquent address on a Narrow
Tscane." He was followed last night by
state Secretary l.. \. Coulter. who spoke
on the subject. Chains that Bind" These
services will be continued during the re-
maindcr of the week every night from 10
II n,nlnnk
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-13

Butler, whose sad death. resulting from
being burned on Monday. was reported In
yesterdays Times, will take place from
the residence OF her parents. No. 1ps
Floyd avenue. to-day at noon, and the
interrueut will be made In Hollywood.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-13
Deem Run Hunt Club.

The members of the Deep Run Hunt
club will have another meet this after
noon when the rendezvous VIII be at
the Fair Grounds al 1915 j. NJ. Should
the weather be as fine as yesterday. IL
T. expected that large field will turn
ont
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-13
ROI1L IKCH N.fSOSS.
The Grand Annual Convocation Conyenes
In the Masonic TempIe.

The grand annual convocation of
Roval Arch Masons OF Virginia convened
In the Masonic Temple last evening at 4
o clock.
Grand High Priest George ". Poe
made his annual address. and the Grand
WORKING Committee exlmplinea the
years work.
After this the meeting adjourned until
10 O'Clock this morning, when the body
viii again convene anc take up routine
ro-night the annual election Of officers
and the annual banquet will take place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-13

The Ruslx.n-C Cooperative Association at
Tennessee City. Tenn. having as It's
object the demonstration of the feasi-
blity of Bellamy's sociallstic ideas ~
proving a disappointment.