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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28
\ MINISTER MARRIED.
Notable and Pretty Wedding in
NorfolL.

Notable and Prett, Wedding in
NorfolL.
NORFOLK. VA. November 2L-tspe-
o.I.-At O. o'clock this afternoon al the
,.rI. .larl-strect Methodist church
me was notable wedding, which was
Witnessed by a large assemhlase Of the
friends of the contracting couple. Ihe
l-. uas Miss Blanche Whitehurst, and
gill. rr.m Rev. William y. Beauchamp
''. ,Iancei ~ the church was pretlily
,..fati Nith palms, rubber plants ana
. the prevailing color Of the shades
.. OIL. lamps being pink. The officiating
.amu were Bishop John c. Gran
I.-. ~ the Southern Methodist Church,
.... ~ the bride: Rev. w Y. Tudor, d.
d. OBJ. retiring pastor of Cumberland
Street church. and Rev j. Powell. Gar
Nr.. H. d.. presiding elder Of the Nor
fk District The groom's best man was
.r. g. a. Martin. Of Portsmouth, ana
tle hrlts maid of honor Miss Hope
t,a Morgan. Of Petersburg. There We're
i.its.r bridesmaids nor grOomsmen. Inc
r.H r- were as follows: Rev. W. K. Proc
tr. oi Portsmouth. Rev Ernest stevens.
.f ftnonhurg. Rev. Graham Lambeth, OF
H.nr'.n. Rev. G. W. Dyer, OF Danvilie;
It So Cononna, Jr., Of Boykns, Va,
... Nr IT, l.. Merritt, Of Norfolk.
THE BRIDES ATTIRE.
r- bride was attred in a tailor-made
r- gown Of green and black cloth
.fg.-i % bouquet Of Ia France roses
Nth pink ribbon The maid of honor
'.l gown OF blue and black cloth.
t. .Nn waist under jet. and carried
..r of pink chrysanthemums tied
pink ribbon. The groom, his best
f. ushcrs wore black getaway
TIe order Of the procession into
u. ... was as follows: Left aisle,
...is Boz single file, followed by The
i.r maid OF honor; right aisle.
t,,s in single hle, followed 10y
groom ana his best man. the bride
cad meeting az the altar
THE MUSIC
professional music was the we'd
r mfr.n from Lohensrin, and Men
wedding march was the recess
Immediately after the ceremony
rarity repaired 20 the Old Do
amer, on which tn trlde and
.,it Tor q northern wedding trip.
' r return they win take IN Phiia-
and Washington. and Will stop
'..r . Norfolk for few days before go-
n Richmond In which latter city
wI. upon their arrival thcra, so al
housekeeping ai No 2s23 east Mar
street,
bride is the daughter OF Mr. and
H. j.. ID. Whuehurst. and is a most
o. ana charming young lady. The
one of zine promising young
~ southern Methodism. lie was
t0e past year pastor 81 Trinity
LIST Episcopal church, this city,
fas been assigned for the next year
s.. James Methodist Episcopal church,
:. hmurl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28

traitor he Is. and should bend the knee
OF worship before him. His mission Is 80
gracious. so benehcent. SO mysterious IN
its methods. and withal so potent in its
results that he becomes at once teacher,
a benefactor, and a ruler. IL IS altogether
too easy to dispose Of the public aosorp-
ton In the piano playing OF lgnace Jan
PadcrewslN by calling il the hysteria or
women. There Is plenty OF that anu 10
spare, but hysteria is not, under the
guidance OF suggestive therapeutics, 10
come and 30 at ar operators VIII. nor
liz It characteristic q the male Of our
species. who may be seen I'm most OF his
varieties at the eonce;ts Of the Polish
pianist.
The great musician vii give one concert
only In this city, and that will take place
in the evening OF Tuesday, December
10Th. The event has aroused Intense eX-
element in musical CIRCLES here and in
the surrounding country. Special eNcur-
sons will be run TO the city from all
local points and Mr.. Paderewski VIII un-
doubtedly be greeted by an audience OF
colossal proportions.
The sale of seats opens next Tuesday at
the music store of Messrs. Walter ID.
Moses Il Co. \ great number OF applca-
lions have already been made and many
letters have come TO hand from outlying
towns requesting that whole blocks or
seats may be laid aside as soon as the
sale opens.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28

GRAVES. Died. November 9Th, at s
O'clock \. NJ, ii. CLAY GRAVES; aged
3d. .,,
Services at the house. No. 81 nor'n
seventh street. FRIDAY. at li:50 \. Vi.
Purisl at Powhatan Courthouse. Friday
evening.
O'GRADY.- Died. at her late residence
No. $500 Denny street, Fulton, at s.-D
O'Clock. Wednesday morning, November
9th, Mrs. ELLEN OGRADf' "ile OF
the late Dennis O'Grady.
Her funeral will take place from 81
patrIck's church TOMORROW friday
MORNING. at 10 O'Clock. with requiem
mass. Friends and acauaintances OF the
family are invited 10 attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28
HYMES ~ PETERsBURG.
Two Home Weddings on Yester-


PETERSBURG, VA. November ~
C5pecial) There was beautiful home
marriage this afternoon at o'clock at
the residence Of Captain r. o. Hinton,
on High street, the parties principal be-
ing Miss Leontine Banlstor Hinton and
Nh Lee Stout Harris. Of Montclair. y.
J. The ceremony was performed by Rev.
c. r.. Hams. u D.. rector Of St Paurs
Episcopal church. The parlors We're beau
tifuly decorated for the occasion with
palms and chrysanihemums. and the
couple were made one under superb
floral ben. which was susp nded from
the chandelier. Miss Elise Bland Hinton,
a sister Of the bride. attired IN Nile-green
silk. and carrying q bouquet of Ia France
roses. attended as maid OF honor and
Mr.. George Wentz Harris. brother of
the groom, served as best man.
THE BRIDES DRESS.
The bride was becomingly attired in
navy boucle-cicth travelling gown. with
hat to match. and carried an exquisite
bouquet of La France roses. She Is one
Of the most charming. attractive, and
popular young ladies of our city. The
groom is 4 distinguished young civi. and
mining engineer. The couple, after a
bridal tour North. will reside at Eckman.
W. Va.
Among the guests in attendance were
Mrs. William Whyte and children. OF
West Virginia: Mrs. Frank A. Massie,
Of Charlottesville; Mrs. General ID. \.
Weislger Of Richmond; Mrs. Mary Lou
Harrison, Miss Resale Smith. and Mr..
and Mrs Thomas b. Scott. Of Richmond.
The brides presents were many ana very
beautiful.
ORRISON-BARNFS
Mr.. Oceola Morrison and Miss Mary y.
Barnes were married at the residence Of
the brides parents. on west High street,
this morning AZ o'clock. the Rev II.
NJ Hope officiating. TIE bride is a charm
ing young lady. and the groom is an ac-
complished pharmacist. They 90 to At
lanta on their wedding trip.
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WE'D NEATHFLOWERS
RjchmOndtr Takes a New York
Bride.
r,,,ss- HEIDELBERG INITIALS.
,.,I.itc Dccorations-Marri of
methodist Minister In Norfolk
.,.r, MeddIng-BcIls In Dan>ilic
and Elsewhere

>rW YORK. November T.-(Special.)-
..,.-.a canopy Of southern smilax and
49,. roses. Miss Ada Heidelb rg. daugh-
~ Mr. ]. N. Heidelberg, Of tais
and sir. Seymour 4. Strauss. "a
..lr.nt businessman Of Richmond,
were married today IN the beau
.., rew Assembly Hall Of the Hotel
'..-, The ceremony was performed by
r.v pr. Koh.er. assisted 10y the Rev.
,.r,s.nan. The bride looked lovely III
,.,,y-white satin gown. en- train. Inc
..... Of ,hc skirt was trimmed with
.....es OF point-lacc. caught with r'ar'
....marts. and the bodice was covered
..... r.arl-cmbroidcred tulle. The veil OF
.., r.,nt-lace was fast ned with c'a-
.4 lara. Che gift Of the groom. The
.f borgre. was Of lilies OF the N&I,t,
With malienhair-tcrns mere
90 trademarks Miss Lille Hcidei-
- sister OF the bride. acted as maid
-.I.r.r ~.e wore piuk-brocadcd Sum-
.-rl,I bunch OF bridesmaid roses.
e.,f loug streameTs OF rink-satin
~ ~n. lest man was Henry 4.
..... a brother OF the groom. Inc
.,. sore. s. Price elias. Albert g.
,..trr Joseph Frank, Abe kocn. 10
.. r. .,Itrg. brother Of the bride; Nor
81 uncn. and Henry Brill
EXQUISITE DECORATIONS.
.r. ,am SD which the ceremony was
....-.... Uas most exquisitoly decorated
..t..r- southern smilaX. and Madam
r.- r.-,s the doors and windows
l...r HING with curtains and portier-
.r,.... .f smil1X. and pink roses
tr.r n. Ger mony. which took place
.,- O'Clock. q reception was held until
..a.,k. when the bridal party and the
....fs .1fourncl % the wnite-and-gold
...l..t-f0om. where a magnilcem Wed-
..... a-t WIS awaiting them. The tables
,4.s were lad for 90 guests. were eN-
,.f,.r set oIt with pretty china, glt-
,-r- cgt-glass and silver. The floral
....r...uns were all pink ana white. Inc
I.I table was trimmed round the
.I.. with q garland of brides ana
..a.maII's roses, with mound OF nose
blossoms In the centre. surrounded by
frs The other tables were decorated
vt. white chry saU.hemums and Madame
tout roses.
THE GUESTS.
r..tI,- the many New Workers pres
,. 20 thc wedding th-re were several
.f from out-of-town. Among them
.. ST. anl Mr l.. L. Morris. Henry
Strauss. Miss Rose Fleischman. ana
Strauss. az Richmond. Va, Mr.
. Mrs. J.. Strauss. of Charleston, W.
r.. Nr. and Mrs Heidelberg. Mr. ana
,... j. ANclder. Miss Minnie Aneid-r'
.ir ana Mrs. Bonn, of Ptispurs' -"
... William Sapertson. OF Buffalo.
Among The New York huests were Sir.
Mis-. william T.. Wolf, Mt and MIS-.
Henry Rosenberg. Mr. and Mrs. Leo
singer Miss Somerich, Miss Loite
tanR. Miss Aimee Lewis. Miss Helen
..... The Misses stern. tae Misses oet-
treer Miss Eucenie Ho'1nger Mr. ana
I.s $. IT, Zroier Miss sarah helaeibeIs'
.ir. ana Mrs. Leopold Jars. julius stein
p. D. Kemrucr. j. Gu!uerman. ana the
.tc.-r-. Icyman. AT. and Mfs. Strauss
.iu start ON Thursday i'r tour oil
,aeara. the Lakes. and the west.
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nenih of Nr. IL. G. Graves.

Mr. II. c. Graves. who resided at No
SEQ north Seventh street, died at his home
early yesterday morning; The deceased
OF the Clerk OF the Chancery Court, and
was most amable man. He was in his
SD year. was born at Powhatan Court
house, and had been a resident Of this
CITY for the past twenty years He had
been in falling health for the past twelve
months, and about six weeks ago he
vas forced to take 10 his bed. He leaves
+, wife and daughter 10 mourn their loss
The interment viii be made at Mr
Grayes's birth place, Powhatan Court
house. where the body Will be taken az
| o'clock to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28
Charged with Perpetrating Pension
Frauds.

DANVII.LE VA. November H.-(Spe-
cial)-John W East "A well-known resi-
dent OF Pit,sylvania county. near Mot
'ey's Depot. on the Southern railroad, was
arrested yesterday by Deputy United
States Marshal J. l.. Jennings and brought
before United States Commissioner w. u.
Coleman, in this city. tonight, on war
rant charging him with perpetratig
pension frauds on the United states In
default of bail East was committed 10
iail 10 await an examination before the
Commissioner tomorrow. when me gov
ornment witnesses VIII be on hand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28
NORTH CAROLINA.


guard, Steele and Williams: backs. Nick
lin and Stanley; centre. Sharp.
THE 'YARsITIEs EN- ROUTE.
The following special was received by
the Dispatch from Charlottesville last
night: THE football team left at l2:2j.
to-day. IT is said. for Louisa. where TO-
morrow they will take the special train
for Richmond. Members or the team said
they did not know where they were
bound for, even after taking the train. \
very large crowd will leave here AT $40
O'Clock tomorrow on the special train
10 be run 10 Richmond. The condition of
the team is excellent. and the sturdy
Nirginians feel confident Of defeating the
Tarheels. They do not. however expect
a walkoyer."
The Nirginans will reach here this
morning at $50 o'clock.
CAROLINTANS ARRIVE.
TIE Carollnians arrived last night
shortly before . o'clock. and went imme-
diately TO the Exchange HotI. where
they were put to bed by their manager.
The Nirginians will be quartered at the
Jefferson where thsir manager, DR. ".
4. Lambeth, and a large number OF SOU
dents now are
West-End Park has been put in the
very best condition possible for the game,
and tn gridiron is constructed as 1t was
last year. The Arrangement of the seats
IL very much the same as then. and there
are more OF them.
The gates VIII be- opsned promptly
at I o'clock to-day. and the ball will be
kicked Of al 2:30 o'clock. The game con-
s!sts Of two halves OF thirty-nve min
utes each. with an interm.ssion. None of
the officers of the game>>Iays been
chosen yet. but II Is probable that .lr.
John Poe. OF Princeton. Will be referee.
Two umpires and two linemen will have
also 20 b. selected but no one has been
mentioned as yet for these positions.
BOTH EXPECT TO WIN.
Manager Lambeth. i'm speaking Of his
team last night. said he didn't anticipate
having walkover, but he was confident
Of a victory. Mr.. Walter V. Brem. Jr..
manager OF the Tarhecl team. said when
asked as to North Cardinals chances
that he had the best team that ever
left Chapel Hill. and his men would play
an aggressive game to win at all hazards.
The Raleigh Press-Vistor has the fol-
lowing to say OF the Chapel Hill team:
Captain Gregory has a good team
one that for team work has never been
surpassed at Chapel Hill. Two weeks
ago Il looked as though Virginia would
surely be swamped. But the coming 10
that institution OF sundry long-haired
young men of pig-skn fame has made
the game again uncertain. 1t IL difficult
10 pick the weak spots In either eleven.
Virginia has a big advantage at right
guard. where the noted PentOn plays.
Carolina has the advantage at left guard
and both ends: the backs are about equal.
The Tarheels will play a Undertaking
game and depend much on punting:
Virglnia's best gains are made by round
the end runs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28
Ioney VIII Probably Die.

Lewis I.oney. who was shot and wound
ed. as he alleges, by sonny Terry on IN,
night of October the 9Th. IL in critical
condition. and will probably die. The
city physicians. who have had the case
I'm charge since the wounded man was
first brought to the hospital. report ina
an abcess has formed on the patient :
lungs In view Of this. Commonwealth -
Attorney Smith YESTERDAY asked Justice
Crutchheld 10 increase Terry's ban bolh
from $500 to 81 900. which was done. boney
has never been able 10 appear IN court,
and the case has been postpohed from
time to time
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28
THREE HAPPY COUPLES.
wedding Bells In and Around
DnnNitie.

'ANNlLLE, VA, November 97.-(Spe-
'e.l-Thcre was large and fashionable
attendance at the Church OF the Epi-
I.t'5 this afternoon at $50 o'clock. the
occasion being the marriage of Mr.. John
Meade a member OF the Suther-
",aie Tobacco Company. OF this city.
l Miss Salhc Gordon Edmunds. daugh-
oi Ars. Mamie Coleman Edmunds.
''i'icily % Halifax county.
~" lae bridal party's arriving at
church the ushers entered trst. tab
positions al the chancel, and were
"'"el by the ridcsmalds-Misses
i''.'n and Evelyn Edmunds--who wore
OF PINK mall over silk. Next cam,
'f.ie leaning on the arm OF her
H'i MI AgcrnOn Edmunds. She
"nea in brown cloth. trimmed with
'n ubbon and FUR She was met
chauccl by the groom. accompa-
oy his brother. as b-st man, Mr..
2" Meade. The ceremony was per-
..i hy Rev. J. Cleveland Han. The
~ assisted by Rev. Or y.
--s e1Urcb had been bear
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28
DIR. Wright's Name Mentioned.

The name Of Dr. w. l.. Wright, pastor
OF Leigh-Street Baptist church, OF this
city. is mentioned prominently In con-
nection with the position Of the secretary
shin of the Board OF Missions and Schools
of North Carolina. made vacant by the
recent death of DR. Columbus Durham
Al the regular annual meeting or the
board. 10 be held at Greensboro from
the 9Th TO the 10Th OF December the
vacancy Will be filed by appointment
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28


rated In pink and green. Mr.. and Mrs
Meade took the vcstibuIed train for At
lanta and other southern cities.
The groom Is one OF Danville's most
promising young business men, and the
bride most charming young woman.
OTHER WEDDINGS.
Mr. Henry Il. Allen. a prominent young
businessman OF Spring Garden. this
county. and Miss Viola Powell were
married this afternoon at the residence
OF the brides aunt. this city. Rev.
DR.. Thames performed the ceremony
Miss Fleetwood Powell was maid Of honor
and Mr. Anderson. OF Spring Garden. best
man. The bride wore a travellinr-gown
OF brown cloth. After a luncheon Mr..
and Mrs. Allen took the Richmond
train for Baltimore and Washington.
Mr. w. l.. Bradley. a prosperous
young farmer Of tn. Ringgold section
and Miss COrnelia Slayton. daughter Of
William y. Slayton, Esq, Of near
Sutherlin's. were married at noon to-
day at the home OF the brides father.
Rev. T. c. Anderson officiating. 4 grand
wcdding-dinncr was served after the cere-
mOny. The bride wore a handsome
gown Of white corded silk. She IS a
most charming young Christian woman.
Mr. and Mrs. Bradley leave on the morn
ing train for the South.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28
Kings Daughters' Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting of the Kings
Daughters was held at the Young Mems
Christian Association Yesterday alttfnooh,
and was LARGELY attended. Only business
81 a routine nature was transacted. An
nonncement was made that Mrs. Isabella
charles Davis. OF New York. would APP
near before the Kings Daughters IN
January and give one OF her interesting
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28
Why Poison Your system

with dangerous drugs? Why not try
Munyon's New and Improved Homoeo-
pathic Home Remedies? \ separate
specific for each disease. Absolutely
harmless. Positive and permanent cures.
AZ druggists. % cents a bottle.
Personal letters 70 Professor Munyon,
1905 Arch street. Philadelphia, Pa. an
swered with free medical advice for any
disease.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28
MUNYON'S
OLD AND COUGH CURES.
Promptly Enectuai In Curing
Grip, Colds and Coughs. and
Sure Preventive of Pneumonia
md All Lung Diseases.

Munyon's Cold Cure Will positively
break up the grip or cold In Few
hours II taken as soon as the cold ap-
pears. when the cold reaches the lungs
and there is cough and oppressed breath
ing Munyon's Cough Cure, used IN
alienation with the cod Cure every
half hour, will effect an immediate cure.
When there is pain in the chest Munyon's
Plasters will give great RELIEF ana act as
a protection. These remedies are sure
preventive Of pneumonia and lung
troubles
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28

BALTIMORE. MD, November 2l.-tSpe-
day on a telegram from Alexandra, Va.
charging him with being a fugitive from
Justice. AS far as could be learned Slater
belongs 10 the gang of Eosiyn sporting
Was al the Plmllco races when caught.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28
DEEP-RUN HUNT CLUB.
The Meeting Ycsterday-Entries for
the Races on Saturday.

The Deep-Run hounds held their usual
Wednesday meet at the New reservoir
yesterday. About eighteen members were
present, and enjoyed very pleasant run
leaving the hounds lead of towards Rio
Vista. doubling back. and going through
Mr.. IIancock's farm. making a circle.
and finishing at the clubhouse.
The entries for the races. which are
to be held at "Chantlly" on Saturday
closed last night with the exception Of
the farmer race. and are as follows.
ENTRIES
First race-stcepiechase. For light
weight hunters. over a course OF about
three miles Thoroughbreds; 10 carry i65
pounds, half-breds, 80 pounds. For a
silver cup.
Bother. ch. M, owned by T.. s Craven.
blue, red spots, and red cap.
Pampetyke. b. g., owned by +. l.. David
son; blue and orange.
Lady Lewis, b. m. owned by Joseph a.
White.
Home Rule. b. g. and Queen Nab, en-.
Doodle, b. g., owned by }. q. SHELTON;
Cpstart. b. m. owned by W. c. Schmidt.
ridden by W. II. Leathley; light and dark
blue.
Burlap. b. e.. owned by Harry Beattle;
black and green.
Tom walker, d. e., owned by juan
Morris. ridden by q. B. Hobson; blue
and white.
second race-farmers fiat racce-
For horses owned by farmers and
tenants over whose land the club
rides. Not 10 be ridden By mem
bers Of any hunt club or professional
riders About half a mile. Catch weights.
First prize. saddle; second bride: third,
whip. Entries close at the starting post.
Third race-steeplechase. For weight
carrying hunters. About three miles.
ThOroughbreds 10 carry 1875 pounds; half
breds $50 pounds For silver cup.
Acrobat. ch. g.. owned by J. 7. Ander-
son, ridden by q. b. Hobson; blue and
white.
Free Trade s. g.. owned by 5. II. Hand
cock: pink.
Hard Times. ch. g.. owned by W. NJ.
Leathley: light and dark blue.
Hawthorne, ch. g., owned by william
Rueger. ridden by f.. 5. Craven; blue,
red spots. and red cap.
Starlight. ch. K. owned by Julian Nor
ris: red and white.
The races will commence punctualy AT
p. VI. Carriages will be run from the
city for the benefit OF the invited guests.
particulars Of which can be ascertained at
BELLE Sutherland's stables, or at the
secretary's office, 9ii east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28
The University Building Fund.

The following Is copied from Mr.. No
ley's note. ~
"Richmond. Va, November q. 1895
bovs contributed towards the universlts
building fund / wish II was "A much
larger amount. Still. II shows their feel
ing for the cause.
yours very sincerely,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28
ENGLAND md Nirpirin.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. November
27-)5pccialJ-The marriage of Miss Eve
Ism Niche 20 Mr. William =. CoihGrst
was celebrated this morning at Locust
Grove the residence OF the brides pa
rents. near Free Union. After the cere-
m0ny. which was performed by the Rev
H. b. Lee the young couple took the
80 train for Atlanta. The bride rs the
only daughter Of Mr.. Lusicn Niche.
and has many friends and relatives in
this county. The groom is "a native Of
England
MIR. James Catewood Lindsay and Miss
Evelyn Bailor HI. both OF this city.
were married At the residence or the
brides mother this evening at 1850
O'Clock They took the Exposition
Flyer" half an hour later FOR visit to
Atlanta and the cxuOsitlOn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28
= Country wedding.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, November
21-(SpeciaL)-The residence of Mr.. and
Mrs j. ". Topping, near Little Bethel,
Elizabeth city county. was the scene Of
a pretty marriage last evening AT s
O'Clock. the contracting parties being
their daughter. Miss Dora Topping, and
Mr.. George Washington Saunders. Rev.
J. j. Allison. pastor Of Big Bethel church,
performed the ceremony. After the mar
riage sumptuous collation. was served.
and later on an old-time country dance
was INDUCED IN. Friends Of the young
couple from miles around were In attend
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28

Thanks 10 the Introduction OF salvation
Oh young bicyciers need not fear faii.
70 cents
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

STENOGRAPHER WANTED. ONE
who owns typewriter preferred. Apply
before 10 o'clock this morning at 60l east
Main street. no Sit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28
WILL DE CLOSED.

RICHMON FREDERICKSBURG
AND POTOMAC RAILWAY. The freight
department OF this company win be
CLOSED THURSDAY, November 18th
THANKSGIVING Day. Perishable freight
win be delivered until 10 A. NJ.
no g7-2t l.. II. STERN, Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28

to the bridal party proper In the dining
room. and refreshments served to the
guests In the parlors. The couple left
on the 1880 Chesapeake and Ohio train
for Cincinnati. from which point they
will go to Birmingham. where they VIII
reside.
Mr. Lcake Is the yice-president OF the
Virginia and Alabama Coal Company,
with an office In Birmingham.