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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-31
Neyer-/ank.

ST. Johns German Evangelical church.
corner Eighth and Marshall streets, was
crowded last night at o'clock when
Rev. Paul J.. Mcneil. d. D.. the pastor
OF the church. united in wedlock Mr..
oscar Meyer and Miss Helena Iank. The
bride, who was dressed in white tuiie;
with veil and orange blossoms, entered
the edifice on the arm OF the groom, fol-
lowing the ushers to the chs>cel. The
ceremony was brief but solemn and i'm
prcssive, and at its close the bridal couple
repaired 10 the late residence OF tie
bride where n reception was held.
The gentlemen who acted as ushers
were Messrs. q. &. Frommer. b. T. Neiz.
John Epps, william Nuchois, VI. Luck
and J. Smith
The bride is young lady from church
Hill. who Is highly esteemed by all who
know her. ana the groom Is an efficient
and faithful employe at the Upper Gas
Works
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-31
The FIk. 70 Celebrate.

At NIoreanstern's next "Wednesday
night Richmond Lodge Of Elks VIII hold
one of those celebrated social functions
.i,foh have made the order of Elks ia
nous the world over This social session
win be the FIRST Of the fall and winter
season and II is proposed 10 max II q
rod.lefter event i'm the social history or
The lodge Preparations on an elaborate
scale are now i'm course Of arrangement
under the direction Of committee com
posed Of Brothers G. Y. Clash. IS I.
Metzger and Sol. Well. and generous ap-
Precipitation has been made 10 insure INC
success of the iolllhcatlon. The Academy
orchestra has been engaged and an eN-
cellent amusement programme PROVIDED
Tor the occasion. Among the invited
guests is Mr.. William r. Reddy. the elo-
quent voting lawyer. recently selected 10
"A seat I'm the House OF Delegates, who
will address the brethren Of the branch
ing antlers at the banquet board IT has
not vet been decided upon whom the
honor of presiding over the session snail
be conferred
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-31
MIR. e.. u. WEST WEDS.
He Makes Miss Maud Randolph sutton
His Bride.

BALTIMORE. MD, oct. Especial
Mr.. CLYDE Brooklyn West, OF Richmond.
Va. was duly married to Miss Maud
Randolph Sutton. at IL o'clock to-day. IN
the Church of the Ascension, by Rev.
DR.. Griffith.
The church was beautifully decorated
with chrysanthsmums ana ferns, ana
everything was arranged in a most pleas
ing manner. a.,
Mr.. George Weaver of Evansville. In
diana, was maid OF honor, and Mr. Car
ence West. a brother of the groom, best
man.
Messrs Max. W. Benton. OF Boston,
Clarence Sutton. OF this city, David NJ.
Lea. OF Washington. and Mr.. Deane Mean
ley. of Richmond. acted as ushers;
The bride IL the daughter OF Mr.. Tnomas
Edwin Sutton, of this city. and Il an eN-
ceedingly pretty young lady.
Immediately after the ceremony the
young couple left for a northern tour.
The presents were numerous and very
valuable ones
A reception was given the bride and
groom last night at the residence of Mr.
Clarence II. Sutton, a brother OF the
bride.
Mr.. and Mrs West will return to Rich
mond Sunday next
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BOlRD or AGRICULrJRE.
Annual Report of the President Read
Other Matters of Interest.

The State Board Of Agriculture was
again called 10 order yesterday morning
I'M the office Of the Commissioner IN the
Library building. with President Corplh
I'm the chair. The following members
were present: Messrs. Henley, buiotu'
Mallory. Hunt Gaines. and Whitehead
The day was spent in receiving the an
nuaI report of the President and com
missioner to the Governor. Inc loi-
lowing resolutions were adopted Dy the
Board. ,,,. -.
That 200 copies of the handbook be
reiss1ted al a cost not TO exceed 500.
That Mr.. ST. George NJ Anderson nav
ing resigned the position OF assistant
cessor be referred 10 a special commit
tee. -. ...a, "a,
THAT owing TO the removal OF the wealth.
OF bureau from Lynchburg To TINS city,
ana Colonel A. $. Buford having been
elected it's director. the appropriation
Tor The monthly report be increased from
S95O 70 500 a month. After some rurther
business Of a routine nature the boar1
adjourned 70 meet again this morning al
o O'Clock
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The first OF the ten entertainments in
the Y. NJ G. A. Star Course takes place
tonight at s o'clock. The attraction VIII
be the celebrated Lotus Cleo Grub. Of Bos-
ton. assisted by Miss Minnie Marshall a
reader and reciter well known TO the Rich
mond public The committee desires to
call attention to the fact that good seats
may be yet secured. as several tickets re-
main unsold.
The programme is splenddly chosen
and contains some music specially writ
ten for the clun. which is the only or
SANITATION In America which has ever
crossed the Atlantic and successfully car
RED through a season in London.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-31
THE "sCHOOL or iTHENs."
From the Brush of Bale One OF Haphaefs
Distinguished Pupils.

Distinguished Pupils.
In Tuesdays Times was published an
interview with a well-known gentleman.
I'm which he suggested that a portion Of
tho state library be removed 10 the
University OF Virginia to assist in re-
nlacinc the great damage TO the library
hero by the recent disastrous fire
Amonq other things. the gentleman re-
ferred TO said, in regard TO the loss Of
,ha copv of Raphaels celebrated painting.
the "School Of Athens" that the paint
ing being only a copy. could be re-
nlaced for the sum of 5000. for which
amount 1t had been insured.
This view is an error. The school
NJ Athens" was copy of Raphaers
srlendid painting, II is true but II was
rom the brush OF Balze. who was one
of Raphaers pupils and a famous artist
himself Balze made two copies. and
professor Noah X Davis. OF the chair
of moral philosophy. at the University.
I'm his excellent lecture on 'rhe school
of Athens" saws that should one OF these
copies be destroyed the other would
be invaluable.
The original. from which Balze made
his copies. is one of the great master
most noted paintings. and the work OF
the pupil was nobly done. Many repu-
table critics have pronounced the paint
ing that was burned a magnificent work
Of art. from the brush OF true arust.
IT has been admired by thousands. and all
who have seen it have been profusc In
their expressions OF praise.
That IT can be replaced al any cost
:. moro than doubtful, and certainly not
at the meagre figures quoted.
Fredsrickshu-y Alumni.
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Oct. ao.-spe-
cial.-A meeting Of the alumni and other
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-31

Thi. Clever Comedian VIII ApYear In His
\,,, oDDra AT the Academy.


Digby Bell will be at the Academy to-
night n Fred. Miller's new nautical opera,
Nancy Lee.
The scene of the piece is laid in Ports
mouth bay, at the commencement of the
civil war, and the story runs something
after this sort.
Edmund Lee commanding the Nancy
T,ee1 is arrested for treason on the eve
of mis- return from a twO-years voyage
He Is taken on board the United states
steamship kankakee, and held as prison.
er of war His sister, Nancy, comes
aboard. and. through the goodness OF
mittet TO visit him on lower decks, from
whence Edmund effects his escape. dis
guised in his sisters dress. during
scene OF hilarity among the sailors on
the dog-vatch. Edmund has barely es-
caued when orders are given 10 bring
HE prisoner 10 officers quarters. To
their establishment Nancy appears, at
tired in the brothers apparel, OuernY
herself as her brothers security until
he has been proved innocent lhls act
of maiden bravery causes the executive
officer 10 nut her on parole. Three
monfhs later. while the Fourth-of-July
festivities are in progress, Nancy, among
other nrisoners. Is ordered TO be sent
ashore al sunset for transportation 10
lie orardship at Fortress Monroe, when
suddenly a blockader heaves alongside
Ieartug order Tor release OF the prison.
ere and the news that Edmund has been
officially exonerated ana Is now IN CONF
mand Of the Nancy, as full-nedged naval
commardant. with mis- ship III fighting
cos,.,ission. by order OF the President
AID all ends happily, 10 the strains OF
a national anthem entitled. "Independ-
ence-Day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-31
rsoLuI10Ns OF MrnIcIL STUDENTS

At meeting OF students Of the Uni
vcrsity College OF Medicine held Tues
day morning. the following resolutions
were adopted.
To the Faculty and Students OF the Uni
versity Of Virginia:
The students Of the University College
of Medicine. in meeting assembled, hay
ing heard Of the dire calamity that has
befallen the University of Virginia, de-
sire 10 send expression of their sincere
sympathy with the faculty and students
of their sister institution.
Contemplating the dignity Of her age,
her glorious history. and great achieve
ments. they feel that the loss is one
affecting not only our State. and our own
fair Southland but is national in char
actcr. We are glad TO believe that on
her charrcl and blackoned ruins. which
sneak so oloquently Of the past, there
will arise a greater structure; a monu-
ment 10 the love OF Nirginians for this
Athens II the South.
MERWIN BRANCH. President.
J. NJ. CALENDER. C9O
PHILIP ST. GEO BRIDGES CsS).
!. c. RODOW C90.
RICHARD FERGUSON. Jr. Cs0;
4. G. BROWN, Jr. C9S):
Committee.
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Revival III II. james.

Revival services az 81. James Methodist
church continue nightly under the direc-
fiou of Rev. Messrs nadmun and Moore.
There have been conversions each night,
and the benefit derived from these meet
ings has not been confined TO the con-
gregation Of 81. James or to the Metho-
diet denomination. In his remarks Tues
dav night Rev Mr.. Dadmun said he was
glad to know that persons identified with
other churches had been blessed during
these services; this was eminently proper
AS the aim Of all Christians should be
To bring people TO GOd-not merely 10 III
crease the numerical strength of any
denomination. Prayer and praise SER
vice. with sermon, will be held every
night this week
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-31
NAV Take Action in the Nelson Case.

II is understood that the grand jury
for the November term. which convenes
next Monday. will likely take some action
in the Nelson case.
Commonwealth Attorney Smith, when
seen about this matter, made the follow
ing reply: Il cannot say what matters
the grand jury VIII see 1T 10 investigate.
bYt should the Nelson case come before
them / shall furnish them with all the
documents and Information which pos
sess. ! shall also ask that the public
will give any facts which they may pos
sess. The grand jury, so far as ! know
is not yet drawn. and il would be pre-
sumptuous in me to anticipate .ts delibe-
ratiOns or findings.
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Irdre nrrnln Nnn.CommItiaI.

The state printed a letter yesterday az
ternoon from Judge George c. organ, OF
the Couty Court Of LunenburS' IN which
he says:
las these ,the Pollard m.rder) cases
ar. pending in the Court or Appeals,
hardly think IL proper for me at TINS time
10 d.scuss them in the public press. ana
as the Sheriff OF Lunenburg VINO IS ths
only nroner marty TO call for troops. III
he thinks them necessary. protests against
the sending OF troops here at that time
for the purpose indicated. the whole mat
ter being one for the decision or the
sheriff and the Governor, | do not tnlnk
~ necessary to express any Views upon
the matter Of sending troops"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-31
MORE CONTRIBUTIONS
ron THE BUILDING FUND or the
UNITERSITY.
Subscriptions Can be Sent to Mr.. Meredith
or to The Times A Circular Sent
to the Newspapers.

AS many persons have inquired to whom
subscriptions to the fund for rebuilding
the University of Virginia be sent to. we
are requested TO state that contributions
SHOULD be sent to Mr.. Wyndham X. Mere
dith, the president Of the Richmond Chap
ter; 10 Mr.. Eugene +. Massie, treasurer
to the public press Of this city who viii
forward them To the rector OF the Uni
versity, DR. W. G. \. Randolph.
The Times will be glad TO receive ana
forward subscriptions.
The following telegram Is explanatory.
Wyndham X. Mcredltn, Richmond. ' "a:
Many thanks 10 all our friends. We
never lost heart. now we are very nope
fui. W. G. y. RANDOLPH
Rector
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-31
Former Richmonder n Candidate.

Mr.. Howard II. Bayne, formerly OF
this city. has accepted the nomination OF
the Organization OF Richmond County
New York; Democrats for the General
Assembly OF that State. lie is running
az independent.
this city He was a member Of the firm
Of Bayne d Cabell. a member Of the
Richmond Grays and other organizations
AIR Bavne is practicing law in New YORK
and has been conspicuous as an opponent
OF Tammany.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-31
friends of the University of Virginia.
residents Of this city. was held this az

friends of the University or Virginia,
residents Of this city. was held this al
ternoon. a.,
Judge w. 8. Barton presided. and Mr..
John $. Berry acted n,, as I hv Rev w n,
Clarke. Hon. l.. Marye. Judge "A. W.
Wallace. Judge ]. d. Sener. and Hon. W.
A. Little. Jr. ~ =,
A committee composed OF keV W. VI.
Clark. Judge lanes Il. Sener. Judge a. w.
Wallace and Hon. John l.. Marye. was
appointed TO formulate resolutions; The
committee made a report earnestly rec
ommending the soliciting OF subscrip-
tons. calling on the staIe 20 iraHs ans,
and suggesting the appointing OF COM
mittee OF five to memorable the Legs
lature and to attend a meeting on alumni
and other friends OF the tflNersiiN: "hlcn
December ilth. in furtherance OF inc
movement
The following committee was appoint
cd Judge James Il, Sener' Rev DIT A.
John L. Marye. and p. Z. Willis.
Alumni Chapter AT Hampton
HAMPTON. VA, oct. So.-Special.-A
number of the University of Virginia
alumni of Hampton and the neighbor-
hood met here last night 10 condole with
one another over their great loss.
Sincere expression was given to the
intense devotion and sympathy which is
everywhere felt by her sons for the
great University I'm her day Of trial.
A permanent organization of a chap
ter OF the society of amuni was eff
fected fer this town, and "A meeting
called for next Saturday. when It is
hoped greater interest still will be
elected.
DanyilIe's Action.
DANVILLE. VA. oct. 20. Specialize
Danvlle Chapter OF the University Alum
nj. held a meeting here this afternoon.
The resolutions passed. recommended the
rebuilding OF the burned buildings. on
the old plan. and that the Legislature
Ic petitiOnod 10 appropriate literally. and
pledge the alumni TO do all IN their power
10 this end They also recommend that
eveury aluminus contribute 10 the building
fund. something OF his means.
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brother-in-law Of the bride. yesterday
evening. at 6 o'clock. Miss Jennie Poe. be-
came the wife Of Mr. w. A. McGee The
marriage was a very quiet affair. and only
the immediate relatives and friends
Of the bridal couple were present.
Rev Or. Young pronounced the
words that made the couple man
and wife. Mr. and Mrs. McGee left oh
the 7lO train for a northern trip.
The groom is popular attache Of the
Southern Express Company. ana his
bride is a daughter Of the late Major
John Poe. and has many friends in this
-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-31
The Work Begun

Yesterday morning at : ocl)ck the work
of breaking ground for the .lectric rail
read of the Richmond Traction Company
was begun opposite he Exposition
grounds \ force of two hundred hands
are al work and the constr lotion OF the
new line will be pushed lapi ily hom this
time on. Plows are now tearing up the
ground at a lively rate. TIE rails dis
tributed along Broad street are of SUI
perior quality. The first rail will prob
ably be laid tomorrow. The first spike.
a pure silver one, is to be driven IN place
by the ton-year-old son Of MIR. Langstan
T,hn4tou
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-31
Rarton HEIGHTS Notes.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles p. Carter return
ed Tuesday morning from an extended
northern trip. o.
The Young PEOPLES. Literary Society
will meet with Miss jennie wilcox, on
THURSDAY night. 3lst, 10 celebrate Halo
ween In the most approved style.
This community will regret TO part WIN
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Jones Mr.. Jones
has been transferred from Richmond 70
the Southern railway office In WasninS-
ton city.
Mr.. Henry Stockmar was married last
night to Miss Devil.
\ nass-meeting of the citizens or Bar
ton Heights was held Monday night oc-
tober 18th. ct the Wigwam, 10 CONSIDER
the advisablity Of applying TO the next
Legislature for a town charter. fffer
a full discussion, II was decided 70 apply
for ~ charter and a committee was ar-
nointed 10 draft the charter and summit
IL to a meeting of the citizens to be held
Two weeks from that date Mr.. w. n.
Rvland is chairman OF this committee.
RESOLUTIONS Of Respect.
Az 4 regular meeting OF ST. Patrick's
Social and Beneficial Society held yetcr-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-31
Father Eenefck's Funeral

Father Kenefck's remains VIII reach
This CITY nj 8 o'clock this morning, and
will be carried 10 st. Peters Cathedral
where the funeral services will take
place at o'clock.
The following gentlemen will act as pail
bearers.
Tohn r.. Higgins. Arthur Rooney Henry
CaraNatl. William Ryan. DR.. Daniel y.
Coleman. John Finnegan, Nilliem +.
Reddv. Andrew J. Cavanaueh. Thomas
< Edgar lanes II. Dohertv John A.
RYAN. and William l.. Finnegan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-31
Had No Quorum

The Committee on Schools was TO have
met yesterday afternoon at o'clock
but no business could be transacted
Messrs. Mann, Brock. and Briggs be-
ing the only members present.
AT $50 o'clock meeting of the Com
mittee on Cemeteries was 10 have been
held. but of the seven members only
Messrs Mann and Cottrell put in an ap-
pearance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-31

be decrecd your orator and enforced
under the power and process OF the
mired ana @, mpelied by the process OF
the Court to do and perform every act
which may be requisite and necessary 70
the vcsting OF your orator inli .,sn.s u,
the premises. and that your orator may
have such other. further. general ana COLT
plete relief as may be aSreeaDie 10 ePui'y
and the nature OF his case .x.,,,,.s,
Messrs stiles and Holiday are couise'
f.- tif. pfafufin
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-31
To Advance Tennis Sport.

Lawn tennis Is growing steadily IN
favor IN Richmond COLLEGE
II Is proposed now to organize me 'en-
mis- forces and II Is understood that Pr"si-
dent Roatwrirht. who Is himself n SKILL
mi plaver will soon call meet'n1 70
formulate an acceptable plan. Tbs VIII
greatly stimulate interest In the hea'fh-
ful snort Preparatory ~ this meeting
Dr. g. ~. Rvland. the sup"r'ntenhrnt .'
Tho nrarnises Is having several new courts
lasd o- on the Rroad-stTset field These
will be equipped for general work and
Lent In neat condition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-31

Whereas. II has pleased Almighty
God IN his infinite wisdom to remove
from this life, our most beloved prest.
Resolved, That while bowling in humble
submission to the divine Will OF Him.
who rules over all. We deeply deplore the
loss sustained by the Church. and tender
his relatives our heartfelt sympathy In
this sad hour Of their bereavement.
resolved, That as tribute of respect
tbof these resolutions be spread on the
minutes OF this society, and committee
he appointed to attend his funeral.
o0 c. H. PARATEsR, Sec'y
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-31

The body or q white woman hDou,
thirtv-nve years OF age was found noat-
ing in The dock Yesterday morning. III
was badly decomposed. having apparent
w been in the water about weeV Sne
had two whisky bottles IN her pockets,
one full and the other empty, ana -
snnnosed she fell into the water while
intoxicated and was drowned. The BODY
was removed 10 the Almshouse. The
nam. of the unfortunate is said 70 be
India Mallory, and she Is supposed 70
have lived on twentieth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-31
To Nisif the Snldiers' Home,

Governor Charles T. O'Ferrali. accom-
panied by his star. will pay an Official
visit TO Lee Camp. Soldiers Home. on
Saturday next. leaving the Executive
Mansion al =. NJ.
The veterans at the Home VIII be
drawn up in line, and q salute will be
fred in honor OF his Excellency. the Gov
ernor and commander-in-chief
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-31
4 .n.icnl Treat.

The young people Of Emmanuel Baptist
church will give a musical and literary
entertainment at their church THURSDAY
and Friday evenings Of this week. They
will offer a change of programme both
evenings On Thursday Mrs. Durretf,
contradict. and Mr.. J. Louis Sullivan.
baritone. will sing, assisted by Miss FL
lenora Martin, pianls;e.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-31
Tower nlilrop.

Mr.. Arthur G. Cover. OF Greensville,
g. c., and Miss Rosa NJ. Waldrop were
married yesterday afternoon at $50
o'clock, In the West-View Baptist church
by the Rev. |. NJ Mercer Mr.. Cover IS
a prominent business man Of Greensville,
while his bride Is the accomplished sister
OF Mr. r. NJ. Smith. well-known mer-
chant OF this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-31
Death Of Two Infants.

James Harper Anderson, Jr.. the infant
child OF Mr.. and Mrs. James h. Anderson.
died al the residence OF his parents 4of
east Franklin street, at 1 O'Clock yester-
day afternoon; aged six months. Notice
OF the funeral will be given later.
Lonnelle. infant daughter OF Dr: ana
Mrs. w. r. Dawson, died az 2:-p O'clock
last Sunday morning, at the residence
or her parents 02l east Main street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-31
Modelling Cards.

Mr. and Mrs. T. Dorsey cole have Is
sued invitations 10 the marriage OF their
daughter, Sarah, TO Mr.. William Leon
Brannan "Wednesday. November 6th. at
5 O'Clock. In the Baptist church in that
city
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