The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-29
MRS. J. C. G0OISBY HURT
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NJ. charlie. PAGE Thornton WEEDS Miss
MYRTLE Campbell Lthgow' OF Man
ehcster-Husiings Court Gases.
M.Scursu Bureau, RicnMoNp TIMES,

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while Mrs j. G.. GOOlshy WAS ahghiins
from "a CIay-strcct car, al Seventh 40
Broad succ.s. Richmond. last night III
order 10 transfer 20 a Manchester car
90. .iinped aud fell 20 Inc ground, ana
hurt herself very badly. The ambulance
vs. summoned. ana she was brought 10
her home. at 1898 Porter street. this city.
and her family physician, Dr. Thomas J.
Mathews. summoned. Dr. Mathews SAID
that he cou.d not ascertain the extent
OF her injuries lasr night. but VIII give
her a thorough examination THIS morning.
she rested a. vel during the ni8ht as
could be expected.
A PRETTY MARRIAGE.
Mr.. Chirles Iaco Thornton. Of Rich
nond and Miss Myrtle Campbell Lith-
COW OF this city. were married by tne
Key. Charles ~ Van liouicn e. the
l,rcsbrtorian church yesterday afternoon
at $50 O'cl0ck.
Miss Mamie r. Lithgow. sister OF
the bride. was the maid Of honor ana
Mr.. y. NJ y. Thornton. a brother OF mo
groom. best man. The ushcrs we're
Messrs Anderson T.. Lampkim EDWARD
Nj Mallory. J. Fay DuNal. sylvan 5.
Patch. Gibson Saunders. ana DaVld Sauh-
ders
The bride was costumod In blue cloth.
hlu ttilttA a NfA't"NN
roses.
The maid OF honor was gowned I'm tan
.comors-hair costume. and carried carna-
tons
me bride entered the church leaning
on the arm OF her future husband, 10 the
strains Of the Swedish Wedding March.
executed on the organ by Air. A. w.
CARRIER. the church oreanist
Immediately after the ceremony the
frf. "a
they took the train for an extended
Northern tour
The bride IS the Youngest daughter Of
aIr and Mrs W. r.. Lithgow. ana is
young lady OF lovely character.
Mr. Thornton is one Of the managers OF
Tho T. n. MAYO Tobacco Company, and Is
l,cid in high esteem 10y his employers.
They have received a number OF hand
tomc and costly presents
ON their return from the north they
will 70 TO Twelfth and Bainbridge streets
where they will reside I'm future
THE HUsTlNGs COURT
The suit Of T. T.. Davidson against the
Richmond Raj way and Electric Company,
for $1,000 damages. for Killing the niue
ron Of Mr.. Davidson, was set for trial
yesterday. but continued until the April
Term. on account Of the illness OF one oil
the witnesses.
The only business transacted was tHt
entering of DEGREES I'm chancery
The suits OF Albright Porter & Gordon
against the Richmond and Petersburg
Rai,road Company. which was set fos ttle
ad and 81 Of February, Will not he tued
at this term OF the court on account OF
.he Illness OF Judge James NJ. Gregory
counsel for the plaintiffs.
on next Monday the suit OF Nelson
ngainst Dornln will engage the attention
of the court
Clerk II. L. DuVai OF the Hastings
Court. issued n marriage license Yesterday
10 sydney Giles and Hettie Green. col
ored.
Mr.. T.. X. Sampson. who has been
detained at home by sickness, was abe
TO be out yesterday.
CITY Treasurer J. w. Broraugh. City
Auditor John W. Hall. and city Collector
charles Wake can be found at their
old quarters after to-day in the Council
chamber.
Miss Maymo Jerman. who has been WIS.,
fling her aunt. Mrs. T. X. sampson. on
Eleventh street. has returned TO her
home in Washington.
TO CUT SALARIES.
The Committee on Retrenchment ana
Reform held an adjourned meeting IN
the Office OF the City Water Works last
night. Every member Of the committee
was present with Mr.. w. w. Pool in the
chair.
There were number OF the city Off
cials present who had been summoned to
appear.
The committee will have one more
meeting next week and then they Will
be prepared TO make their report 10 the
city Council the first meeting in Febru-
airy.
The committee will suggest cutting
down the salaries of an the officials from
j. 10 20 per cent
The Mayor and the Superintendent Of
AIaury Cemetery will probably be affect
cd 10 greater extent than the other oiii-
Cials.
The Mayors salary will be cut from
one to two hundred dollars.
The Superintendent OF Maury Cemetery
will have certain privileges taken from
him that now pay him very handsomely.
lie IS at this time the Superintendent OF
the Almshouse. and the committee pro-
pose 10 take this office away from him
and give II to some person who viii re-
side on the place. Mr. Henry \. Jordan
has been spoken of as the man for the
place lie Is an old Confederate veteran.
and worthy citizen o. tine city.
The committee will also propose 10 the
Council that the salary of the city Au-
ditor and Clerk 10 the Council John w.
Hall shall be increased.
The committee expect that there will
he great opposition TO some OF the
changes proposed by them but say that
they have looked into tho matter care
fully. and think that the changes they
will propose are both right and just.
SERMON TO RED MEN.
Rev. J. q. Babcock Will deliver "a sermon
20 the Red Men of SWansboro and Man
chester next Sunday az $3.50 oclOck at the
Fifth-strect Methodist church. His sub
1ect will bc charity.
Opachisto Tribe will meet at Morris
settles Hall i'm Swansboro at . o'clock and
Indianola Tribe will meet az Toney
Hall at 2:30 o'clock.
These tribes viii march in body TO
Tho church. headed by Mayor Il. NJ. ray
lor. OF Richmond. and Mayor ii. a.
Maurice. Of Manchester.
The public is invited TO attend.
The tramp nuisance iu Manchester ~ he
coming very great. Every night there are
a. number Of them who make application
10 the officer i'm charge OF the station
house for nights lodging. The pohce
are under the impression that a great
many attempted house breakiugs as re-
ported are only tramps looking for va
can't houses 10 sleep in during the m8ht
The tramps claim that when they ar
1.-Two In Richmond they are made 20 leave
a. soon as am officer discovers them. III
would be good thing Tor Manchester 10
make these tfamps work on the streets
when they are caught I'm the city. They
could keep the streets clean n 'hey could
do nothing else
\ HOME WEDDING.
At II o'clock yesterday morning MI.
j. -. Booker. n This city and Mrs. b. NJ.
Baird Of Granville county y. c.. were