Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-23
OVER IN MANCHESTER
Pretty Wedding yesterday Of Miss
EsslSton and Mr.. Stein.
OTHER NEWS AND GOSSIP.
second Nights Performance OF
county Fair"-Judgc French bet-
.n,ncr pcrsonnI md General
Items from Across the River James.

Items from ACross s"S "''N'
The PRESBYTERIAN church was the scene
- "A beautiful marriage yesterday AFTER
am at 2 o'clock. when Miss Carrie Bea-
,.icc Eceleston became the bride of Mr..
taarIcs :. Stein.
The ceremony was performed by ReV.
charles y. Van Houten.
The ushers were Messrs. Frank Bliley,
charles Harris, Monroe Levy. III. Flour
nov. Lee Brauer, and Henry Brauer. I'M
mediately after the ceremony the couple
left on an extended northern tour.
The bride is "A daughter OF Mr. f. j..
Eggloston. and is highly accomplished
young lady.
The groom is son OF Mr. NJ. Stein of
Richmond and is rising young bust
ness-man.
The ushers and friends Of the bridal
party were rendered a reception Monday
night at the residence of the groom
father.
THE COUNTY FAIR.
The second night Of the County Fair,
the entertainment being given at i-eauer
Hail. under the ausupiceS OF the iadles Oh
central Methodist church, proved qui'e "
success. The following programme was
rendered before large ANA "ppfecl"'Ne
audience:
1. solo (selec,ed), T. =. Burton.
. Paragon Quartctte. J. I. Potter, T..
r.. Jones. #. T.. Burton. ana j. a. VIII
hanson.
3 solo (selected). j. \. williamson.
Paragon Mandolin Band. j. lar-
brough. T. +. Burton, j. \. Williamson
and J. r. Potter.
g. Recitation Gelectedl, Miss Nelle
Clayton.
s. Duet Selected. Misses Annie Brown
and Berta Robinson.
Z Recitation (selecteD, Miss Ethei
Yeaman
g. Solo. Master Otis WaiKer.
CALL REV. MIR. DENNIS.
The yestry Of Meade-MemOrial church
has extended a call 10 Rev. Nj. Dennis
To become rector Of the chuich.
Mr.. Dennis has been preaching for the
CONGREGATION for several weeks. and the
members are very much pleased win
him. II is thought that ne Will accept the
call Mr. Dennis Is now rector or large
church in Alabama
The infant daughter of MIR Thomas II.
Smith died very suddenly Monday highl
at 5 o'clock, while on visit to Granite
She WAS i'm the ith year Of ner age me
remains were brought TO thus city anu
the funeral Will take place from the res
dence Of the parents on Fourteenth be
between McDOnOugh and Semm-s streets
this morning at 10 o'clock.
The funeral Of Mr.. John Logan took
place Yesterday morning at 10 CLOCK,
from his late residence. corner Ninth ana
Balnhridge streets The services "rr" con-
Quoted 10y W ". Lear, ana there were Il
number OF friends OF the deceased pres
ent. The following gentlemen acted a.
pall-beaIers: Messrs l.. w Neislsti'
Andrew Gallagher. j. :. Williams, +.
'rottv. W. ID. Anderson. George william
son. and William Temple. The interment
took place IN Maury Cemetery.
ME COURT MATTERS.
Henry Tinsley. the negro who was ar
rested Monday merning IN Richmond. ON
the charge Of selling two dogs to resi-
dent OF that city for SO which Were
stolen from Mr.. John can Of Chesterfield.
WIS turned over 10 the Manchester police.
aud was tried at ! o'clock that evening
by Magistrate Jones, Of SWansb0io, anu
fined s. and sent 10 Jail for three months
lie was also convicted of carrying CON
cealed weapons. razor Deing found IN
his possession. For this offence an addi-
uonaI fine OF $50 was imposed upon him.
The Hastings Court was engaged yes
teTday i'm the consideration of civil cases
The cases Of Quailes q Hampton against
The Richmond and Manchester Railway
COMPANY are set for trial next Thursday
The cornerstone Of the new cOlOred
Baptist church. situated near the inter
section OF Broad-ROck road and the Mid
lothian turnpike. was laid Monday. Theie
We're "A large number of prominent col
ored people present, and the colored Ma
.t.ffs oft
ceremonies. which were conducted under
their direction.
An old cOlored woman whose husband
died I'm New Town about a month ago
remembering his fOndnesS for cake, pun
II nice large c-ke in the coiiln with one
of his friends. who died the other ddy
The cake was directed To her husband
and the dead man In the coftln was To de-
liver the cake to him when TO got t,
Heaven. The old woman said she kne"
he was going where her husband was
because they were both good men
Strange az it may seem. it is said to nave
actually happened.
The condition Of Judge :. Basset
French was thought to be somewhat i'm
proved yesterday.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Polk Miller will appear at Leader Hal
October 29th, in his "Old Times in IN
South" The entertainment viii be FOR tn
benefit of the Manchester Grdys, ah'
there will no doubt be "a large Grove
to hear him.
There will he a meeting of the Man
chester Hospital Association at Mr.. Au
gustine ROYALS, No. 5lS Porter street
this evening at o'clock. A fun meeting
Is requested.
Mr. W. w. Friend. who has been de
tanned at home on account OF sicknes
for the past two weeks. is able to be on
again.
Mrs Charles II. Sharp left Monday nigh
for the Atlanta Exposition
Miss Mary Wicker gave birthday
party last night at the residence OF ne
father, in Swansboro.
There Will not be any meeting OF IN
Board of Supervisors OF Chesterfield cour
~ this month.
The Paragon Combination will give tw
entertainments at Leader Han, on Thurs
day and Friday nights. November Il
and Sth, for the benefit of widow an
children who are in very needy circuu
stances This entertainment promises /
be one Of the best ever seen In the city.
The registration books viii be open a
the following places next Saturday, o,
tober 18th. First WaTd-C. +. Fishe
registrar. corner Hull and Seventh s:reet
Second Ward-H. A. Jordon, registra
Hastings Court. Third Ward-W. /
smith, registrar, corner Hun and Thu
teenth streets Fourth ward
Macon, registrar. corner Hull and TIL
tcenth streets
Mr.. Wyndhsm X. herewith vas In II
city on legal business Monday.
Mr.. W. r. Williams has left tbs cil
10 accept "a position "a; GsstOnia. y. G.
MesSrs Paul JeWett, J. VI. fuitc