The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-12
FROM THE SOUTHSIDE
4 ORR H0ME wEDDiN0 cLLE-
BRArED ~ MASCHEsTEH.
The Mavor's Court aud ChesterGeid Coun-
~ Court X ept Busy Yests'day- To
Establish u Public Road.
M.ScHrsr.r BuEEAU EI.mMoSD TINES.
No. ltli Hull. SlEsfT. h AIM bLOck.'

A quiet homo wedding was celebrated
last night IL the residence OF Mrs. Laugh
ton, on Decatur and Seventeenth streets.
The contracting parties were Mt. Nillaih
Turner and Miss Mamie Laughton. MT.
w. q. Green acted as best man, ana Miss
Maggie Chapman nilcd the position OF
bridesmaid The wedding ceremony Itself
took place I'm the parlor OF Rev. MI.
Spencer, pastor of Cowardin-Avenuc
Christian church. and was attended only
! by the most intimate friends OF the con-
tracing parties. At the close OF the
solemn act the bridal couple and friends
returned TO the residence OF the bride.
where an informal reception was held.
The bride. who wore "A brown dress and
carried white chrysanthemumS. ~ ma
tive Of Michigan. but has been living in
this city with her parents for the past
seven or eight years. The groom H. an
esteemed employe in the machine shops OK
the Southern Railway Company.
After being closed for several DAYS the
Police Court was opened yesterday morn
ing. with only two cases on the docket
The first case was that OF Mr James
Nunnally. charged with placing lumber
across the street-car track, near the Free
bridge and with throwing lumber OF the
bridge On the night Of November 3d. Tho
Southern railway watchman, who is 10
Gated just below the bridge. saw several
men i'm the crowd. but Mr. Nunnallv was
man narrowly escaped boinv struck by
some OF the timbers thrown from the
bridge. Mr. Nunnaly was fined g.
Eddie Green. "A little negro boy. was
fined 81 FOR striking and abusing Rodger
Baugh. In default of payment he was
sent TO jail.
FROM THE COUNTY COURT.
Tuesdays session closed the November
term Of Chesterfield County Court
In the betrayal case Of Charles Hix the
Ccmmonwealth's Attorney entered a nolle
prosequi as the case was found to be in
the iuris dicton Of Manchester.
4 verdict for the plaintiff was returned
I'm the case Of Mr.. Walter Vaughn vs.
Philip Tyler (colorodl for the payment
of bill.
The viii Of the late Ignatius Schultz
was admitted 10 probate In the County
Court last Monday Mr.. Ben. Schultz and
Or Forstman. Of Richmond. qualified aa
executors. The estate is valued AT $1,000
Mr.. Ernest H. Wells. Of this city. has
secured an order from Judge William I.
Clopton. Of the County Court establish
ing a public road from the junction ~
Newby's Bridge road and Courthouse
road. about four miles above tho Court
house. through the lands OF Messrs. J. \.
Brown. r. W. Winfree. T.. g. Tatum. ana
others 10 "A point on Nerkie's Mil road.
about five miles from Manchester. This
road has been needed for long time 10
lNfNl-U IN hNllFl lot dNNNl NlNf WHillifN
citizens to Manchester and Richmond.
The Circuit Court Of Chesterfield will
convene on Monday next.
COTILLON CLUB MET.
4 meeting OF the Manchester Cotllon
club was held Tuesday night. when the
following new members were received,
Messrs. Lewis Croxton. OF King william
William Morris. OF Richmond, Frank
Sampson and William Pattos0n. OF Man
chester.
The Misses Fisher. Of Seventh and Hull
streets. were rendered delightful sur
prise party Tuesday night. Several must.
cal gentlemen from Richmond added
greatly TO the enjoyment Of the evening.
Among those in attendance were Misses
Minnie and Maggie Charter. Kate Small.
Fannie and Mary Petit. Cora and Rosa
Armstrong. IDA Starkc. Clara Emma and
Lena Fisher Messrs. Grant Moses. Guy
Boiling. 4. D'ilard John \. Du1ey, y. &.
Walton. j. j.. Mum. VI. 7. Bailey, Jonn
Stewart md Hammond Fisher.
An important meeting OF the young la
dies of the Belle Kcarnoy y. was held
Yesterday afternoon at o'clock IN the
lecture-room Of Central Meth Alist church.
and a good deal Of routine business was
disposed Of
Gilbert Walden. the noted elocutionisi.
will give select entertainment IN the
Iecturc-room OF the Presbyterian church
next Friday night.