The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-16

T.. ID. Gilmore. of Petersburg, and Miss
GTyfncs. of Orange.

Grymes, of Orange.
PETERSBURG, VA, Jan. 15.-spccial.-
St Paul's Episcopal church was the
scene this afternoon at . o'clock Of a
very pretty marriage, the contracting
parties being Miss Hariette Shepherd
| Grymes. a daughter OF the late Or. VII
liam S. Grymes, Of Orange county, Va,
and Mr Edmund d. Gilmore, of Pitts
burg Pa. who is connected with the
Pittsbure Trust Company.
The bridal party entered the church,
which had been beautifully decorated, in
! the following order: Mr.. William Beasley,
| Of Lynchburg, and Mr.. Morton Riddle.
| Jr. of Petersburg: Professor Hugh ).
Bird, Of William and Mary College, and
/ MIR. James Dunn, OF Petersburg Mr..
7 Harry G. Mann and Mr.. George J. Seay,
| OF Petersburg. Mr. William NJ. Habieston,
Of Petersburg, ana Dr. Edward fleid'
Then followed Master Robert Watson
| Claiborne and little Miss Bessie Claiborne
| Mann, who preceded Miss Mamie over
/ ton Grymes, sister of the bride VINO
WAS the maid OF honor. Miss Grymes
| was strikingly handsome in Whlte organ
die. and carried in her hand large
| bouquet OF La France roses. The bride
/ entered with her uncle, Mr. John Mann,
/ a prominent lawyer Of Petersburg, ana
| was met at the altar by the groom aud
| his best man, Mr. Frank Osborne, OF
Sewickey Pa
| suit of dark brown boucle, with gloves
! ana hat TO match. and carried mag
niicent bunch or brides roses and lilies
| OF the valley.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr.. and
| Mrs Gilmore left for New York for
short visit and from there will go 10
| Sewickey, where they viii in future
glrTIN fNaHNN j
| and numerous, coming from all parts OF
the country, thus attesting the popularity
/ of the couple.
Among those present at the marriage
were Mr. and Elrs. Robert j. Cunning
| ham, Of Pittsburg. Mrs. Cunningham ls
"a sister OF the groom.
PETERsBURGERs HOLD STOCK.
About two hundred shares of stock in
the American Savings and Loan Assocla-
ton OF Minneapolis which went into the
hands Of a receiver on yesterday, was
held by parties here I'm Petersburg.
Two valuable brick cweillG houses On
Washington street, belonging 10 }. WI
liam Friend, weie sold az auction to-
dav Both were purchased by Mr. Charles
Spicer. one for $3.50 and the other fof
$3.50
nor. in Chesterfield county, was destroyed
by fire last night, but how 1t occurred ~
NOT known The house was owned by
Mr. William T. Brown, ana was valued
at 500.
A night or two ago the dwelling-house
of Mr. George W. Burton, in the same
county. was burned. The fire Is sup
posed TO have been Of .ncendiary origin.
a p. Hn Camp Of Confederate Vet
eraus have completed all arrangements
for their parade and banquet on next
Monday i'm honor of General Lees birth
day.
fDf. m =
pOrtution of the Chamber OF Commerce,
Will call "a meeting Of the committee Tor
tomorrow 10 take proper steps 10 get
the Atlantic Coast Line 20 continue ihe
running of the Greensville court train
and the Atlantic and Danville road 10
resume the Brunswick court train. These
trains are q great convenience 10 our
business men who attend these courts
The Petersburg Benevolent Mechanic
Association, which was organized IN leA
and Incorporated February I. 1875. VIII
have its annual banquet tomorrow nght
al Masonic Han. The oldest member OF
the association is Mr. Samuel r. Marks.
The present officers are. fresldeilt' Jas.
NJ Qucke: Nice-President, II. Jencrsoh
CLARK. Secretary and Treasurer. William
IT, Baxter.
THE CENTRAL HOSPITAL.
Phe quarterly meeting of the Board of
Directors of the Central state Hospital
was held al that Institution to-day. The
salary of Dr j. NJ. Henderson, one OF the
nhveicians i'm charge Of the institution.
was increased 100 per cent. The matter
or having a regular druggist at the hos
pftal was discussed. Dr. Turner, MEM
Der of the board from Isle OF wight
county. stated that "a druggist could be
had for $50 per annum The matter was
left with the Executive COMMITTEE.
There are Si2 patients al the hospital.
A negro named Claiborne Berchett was
quite painfully injured to-day at the
factory Of :. ". Nenable Tobacco Co by
falling headforemost from the top Of a
boiler into pile Of bricks Ihe distance
OF the fail was about ten feet.
Bishop Randolph viii preach at st.
Pauls Episcopal church on next Sunday
morning.
Congressman william r. McKenney,
who has been quite sick at his home, I'm
this city. left for Washington this morn
ing He was accompanied by Mrs. Nc
Kenney.
CAPTAIN HEATH RESIGNS.
Captain r. f. Heath has forwarded to
the Governor his resignation as an off,
Ger and member Of Company c. Peters
burg Grays. Third Virginia Regiment.
CAPTAIN Heath has been the commanding
officer Of the company for about three
years
rhe Board OF Directors Of the Young
Mems Christian Association held a meet
ing this afternoon and decided 10 extend
"a call 10 Mr. David r Luther, Of At
lanta, Ca to become the secretary Of the
association, which office has been vacant
for some years.
Miss Gertrude Slade. OF Dinwiddie
county. and Mr.. Ernest Young, OF Prince
George county, were married this after
noon at the residence OF the bride Rev
The marriage ceremony was followed by
r.aeHfian