The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-01
RAILROAD FORCEMOvED.
TUIRrYCLEEiyANDOxEH HUNDRED
nasDs morn rnon VEST POINT.
4 Brilliant Wedding In Hebrew Society,"
The Funeral of the Late Ken
ton 4. Murray.

NORFOLK, Va. Dec. 3i.-Special.-
Father McKeefry. assistant parish priest
OF 81. Mary's was ordered yesterday by
wire 10 &c to Fredericksburg TO take
the place OF Father X. kennenck, de-
ceased. and Father Frioli. at Old foih''
was ordered 10 This place
William Hoffman. dealer In groceries,
assigned this afternoon TO Fred. Hyforth
for the benefit OF his creditors. His Ia
bilitos are about 500. The assets con-
sist Of a stock OF groceries and set Oh
machinery which are not valued.
To-day the steamer Wyandotte brought
from the Southern railway terminus, al
West Point. 10 this city thirty clerks ana
ono hundred laoorers, VINO were assign
ed TO Primers Poiat, preparatory TO go
ing TO work on the Southern terminal
business I'm this harbor arranged to begin
tomorrow.
The first train arrived this afternoon
over tho Norfolk and Carolina road wnich
fbe Southern Will o. crate TO reach its
deen-water terminus. The first passen-
gers arrived to-right In a special coach
over the same line. T.. r. Lamb, as
general agent. viii have general supervi-
sion OF the Southern's business mere at
Primers Point. ard West Point.
The cat-ooat. lin which Miss Minnie
Matthews. accompanied by her mother.
Mrs. Ella Hcnl arrived here a week
ago en- route froti New York to Florida,
was caught in De gale last night. me
bowsprit was ca ried away. and the an
Choir and cableI lost. The ladies' were
rescued and conveyed TO shore The boat
Will be repaired and the ladies' will re-
sumo their voyage.
A marriage I'm high Jewish society was
solemnized at Z 20 o'clock this evening in
the Church-Strett synagogue. the con-
tracing parties being David Goldman
and Miss Lena Hofhemer. popular
belle. The bride. a lovely brunette, was
gowned i'm white duchess satin, trimmed
with real lace. and the maid OF honor
Miss Nette Horoifd. of Shreveport, Ind.
i'm Dresden silk and a bodice OF chiffon
Louis Hirsch. of Washington. was best
man. and JeG H0flieimer, Harry Hofhei-
incr. Ben. Hofheimer. J. Hofhelmer
Jacob Lowenberg. Michael Scydner and
j. HOfheimer, Of this city. and Morris
Rosenberg and Jake Strausburg, OF
Washington. were the ushers. and like
the groom were attired In full-dress
suits
Rev. Dr. Emerson performed the ce'e-
mony. after which the bridal party ana
guests repaired TO Montefiore Hall ana
uarto0k of sumptuous ropast The
NfNatA presents WHICH WIZ HAiii'tN N''s
beautiful and very valuable, were dis
played at the hail.
Mr. and Mrs. Goldman left this even
ing on an extended northern bridal tour.
*. @. MURRAY's FUNERAL.
The funeral OF Ken1on 6. Murray, edi-
tor of the Landmark and superintendent
OF public schools. took place this after
noon. at $3.50 o'clock, at the family resi-
dence. No li6 Bank street. The services
were conducted by Rev. NJ. b. Wharton.
ID. D.. pastor Of Freemason-Street Baptist
church. assisted by Rev J. r. Howerton.
d. D.. of the Presbyterian church, and
were simple and very impressive.
The remains were inferred in Elmwood
Cemetery the following citizens acting
as pall-Oearers: Actige-James A. Kerr,
w W. Gait. George Nick. Balm, s. 5.
Nottingham. Arthur b. Camp. j. w.
Crews. Herman c. Smith. D. w. War
rem. onorary-Colonel l.. ID. Starke,
John b. Whitehead, r. II. Baker. Colonel
NJ Glennan. Or. y. C. Anderson. Cap
tain ". A. s. Taylor.
The School Board attended the obse-
qules IN BODY. the flag on the city Hall
was placed al half-mast and floral tri-
butes by the wagon load were sent 10
the family residence and to Elmwood
Cemetery whore the remains were In
TERED.