The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-26
OFpETERSBURG
BATTALION DRILL ny TUO CRACK
MfLfrARY COMPANIES.
To Sell Meat In the Cockadc City the Nen-
der Must 10 - Regularly Licensed
Butcher-Marriages.
PETERSBURG. VA. Nov. especial.

PETERSBURG. VA, Nov. 2.-spec'ai'
Tho Petersburg Grays and n. !. nm
Rifles will have a battalion drin 'o-i"o'
row afternoon at haif-past ; o cioSN' vi
Water-Works Hni. The battalion VIII
be under the command Of Copt"i. NJ
q yackson of the A.. Il. liNl Rifles;
lieutenant A. IL. Moody. acths ""'"-
tant: Sergeant II. V. Parhain' seiso""'
major. The Petersburg Grays WI" NC
under the command Of Lieutenant W.
A. Bond. and the a. y. Hill kiles unue'
tho command of Sergeant James "o"u'''
1t Is expected TO have ABOUT "e'o'
five men In line.
~ and his two nicccs, Misses MAS@'o
rarr,o stewart. who have been
snending the past four months TOURING )"
E.uronc have returned home. 1hoy OK
prcss themselves as having had a most
delightful trip.
QUESTION or MEAT
49, N,yor.s Court This morning X.
r. was charged wlth " N'o'"-
49,, 80 civ ordinance in selling meats
a, his store under "A license III inc ""'"e
Of "A DUtlltIs WI
cha,sed hut he. with ten or twelve other
hu,c6crs were notified 10y the Mayor mat
me- are doing a business contrary 10
law and If brought before him again
they would be fined. the law requiring
,hs, IN order to obtain u meat-shop
license the person applying for the same
mus, hc a butcher legally licensed anu
occ,pving a stan at each OF the mar
kcts.
Tho children OF West-Strcct NJ. L..
church sunday school met at the church
TUESDAY evening. and presented th'ir
retiring nastor. Rev. l.. ;. Sheafet' Z"
beautiful gold-hcaded cane. Inc p'o-
sontation address was made by Supc'-
,ntendcnt w. II. Collett. Kew. She1''r
responded in a very touching ana IN
pressive amer.
REV. +. NJ. PETERSON.
Rev. T.. NJ. Peterson. who was recently
assigned 10 the pastorate Of High-Sireet
NJ. f.. church by the Virginia conference
and who has been quite sick at his mono
at Hampton. Is improving, ana VIII ar
rive In Petersburg on next FRIDAY 10
enter upon his duties here.
The congregation of the Second Bap-
fist church here have made arrangements
10 borrow a sufficient amount of money
with which to complete their house OF
worship.
Miss Lula y. Anderson and Mr.. John
OBarham were united in marriage TINS
afternoon at the residence of the BRIDE $
parenfs. on Adams street. Mr.. X. w.
DE Haven was best man. The ceremony
was performed in an impressive manner
by Rev. r. a. Ridout. The BRIDE Is the
attractive daughter Of Or. r. NJ. An
derson. The groom Is one of Peters
burg's most popular citizens. ana a men,
Der OF the Romaine-Barham mpan
large trunk manufacturers here. The
couple left on an extended Northern
tour.
Mr.. ]. william Friend. OF
and Miss Grace Kevan were married TINS
afternoon at the residence of the bride
on Market street. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. James Frazer ana
daughter. Of New York. The couple
went North on a bridal tour.
LONG-DISTANCE WHEELMEN.
A. J.. Whitacre and ID. Laison. OF Bur
falo. n. Y. arrived here this morning
on their bicycles. They left Buffalo
three weeks ago. and have been on the
foad ever since. They are on their
way to Jacksonville. Fla.
The police corps was inspected this al
ternoon by the Police Commissioners.