Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-25


70 the Street Committee, advising the
utmost diligence in ascertaining all the
facts possible about the petitioning COM
pany.
a MORNING MARRIAGE.
Mr.. l.. d. Bradshaw. of birmingham
Ala. and Miss Ida V. Brands, Of this
city, were quietly married at the resi-
dence of the brides parents. No. 500 Balm
bridge street. yesterday morning at "a
o'clock. The parlors were tastefully deco
rated with ferns and evergreens. Prompt
~ at the appointed hour the groom en- en-
tered with his best man. a brother of the
bride, Mr.. H. +. Brands. and following
these came the bride. accompanied by
her sister. Miss Mary Brands, as maid
of honor. She was attired in a handsome
costume of French brOadClOth and car
ried a bouquet of brides roses. The inn
pressive ceI emony was performed by Rev.
{. y. Van Houten, pastor of the Prespy-
terrain church, in the presence OF the rela-
tives only Of the contracting parties.
The bride. who is very popular, Is a
lovely and charming young lady. The
groom Is chief clerk Of roadway depart
ment. A. G.. s railway. Birmingham, and
has many friends in that city.
The bridal party left on the noon train
over the Southern for their future home,
in Birmingham, Ala.
The presents. handsome and very many.
attested i'm a small way the high esteem
regarded.
MIR WILLIAM f. YOUNG DEAD.
The sad information was received in this
city yesterday morning that Mr.. William
Il. Young young man born and reared
in Manchester. was dead Wednesday at
o'clock Mr.. Young was in the office OF
DR.. harrington, in Winston. n. C., APP
parently a well man. and half hour
later he was seized with commissions. and
in less time than it takes TO write 1t he
was dead.
Mr.. Young was a son of the late John
Young, who was a merchant on Four
teenth and Railroad streets for a great
many years. He was the only brother OF
the late Professor Samuel j. Young.
whose death occurred several weeks ago
In the Retreat for the Sick in Richmond.
Before his death he requested that his
body be shipped to his uncle Mr.. j. r.
CLANCY. at Sutherlin. i'm Halifax county,
where the remains will be buried
Mr. George +. Gary. who is administra-
tor Of the estate of the late Professor
Samuel j. Young. and who also has
charge of the affairs of the deceased. left
on the noon train for Danville to meet
the body and escort 1t 20 Sutherlin.
HUSTINGs COURT NEWS.
The Hastings Court was in session again
Yesterday, engaged in the trial OF fred.
Conner. a tramp, charged with shooting
A. G. Lator "A kindred spirit. Lator ala
not put in his appearance. and as the
prisoner claimed that the shooting was
accidental. and there was no rebutting
testimony he was acquitted. When re-
leased ne picked up his semblance of a
hat and proceeded to put the tiles and
chimneys Of Manchester behind him.
The warrant which was issued Wednes-
day night for the arrest of Nancy De-
laney. charged with carrying concealed
weapons. was withdrawn yesterday morn
ing before Mayor Maurice's court con-
vened. and so that functionary had no
thing TO do. The woman under arrest is
alleged to have had razor.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Judge r. NJ. Miller, of Powhatan, is in
the city.
Mr.. Horace s. Bradley has gone to Bal
timOre. where he will spend the summer.
Mrs. w A. Brands and two chlldren;
OF Ashland. KY, are visiting friends ana
relatives in this city.
Judge j. NJ. Gregory was able 10 De al
his office yesterday. He has been detained
AZ home by sickness. -.
NHsscs Elsie and Mabel Crooks ieit
for Baitimore' "hefe NV
will spend several weeks.
Mr. George Mason, one OF petersburg
prominent attorneys, was In the city yes
terday. +, 80
,erday morning by the Clerk OF the Hust-
ings Court as councilman from Fourth
Ward. Mr.. Bradley IS the only new inein-
Der in the Council. -os,
A donkey party was given at the resi- sc
1ence OF Mrs. Gary, corner Perry ana
Ninth streets, last night, and the children !
seemed 10 enjoy themselves very much,,
Miss Mary Jennings. who has been III
with typhoid-fever. is improving.
Louise. the little daughter Of Mr.. Robert |
owen. has been quite sick, but Is no" ihi-
There was some little excitement on !
Hull street yesterday morning when |
.a,,sed a crowd TO gather I'm a few min
Ites. One OF the street,ears ma mao fra "a No'
Master Ghoston Robertson, the young
;on of Mr.. j. G. Robertson. OF Forest
Hi. met with a painful accident Few
laws ago. The little fellow was PLAYING
Win his companions. when he had iall'
Nothing was thought Of his hurt at first.
mi the child complained. OF his shoulder
,urting him. and on Wednesday he was
aiken to Or. Lawrence Ingram, the fanny
Musician, who said that he had frac-
The funeral Of Mrs. Ellen Nunnally,
yhose death occurred at No. "a east
Tourth street on Tuesday night. TOOK
lace from Fifth-Street Methodist church
yesterday morning at 10 o'clock. Rev D.
/, Babcock. the pastor, conducted the ser
ice The interment was made in Maury
cemetery The following Gentlemen acted
: pail bearers: Messrs. A. y. Tyson, EN-
nett Totty. Ell j. Andrews. c. j. Wal
hall. and w. c. Fouikes. -
Cora Hofgood and Lyle Edwards. girls
carcely more than 10 years OF age. have
cen summoned 10 appear I'm court TINS
norning for lighting.
A mad-dog was killed below the city,
n the farm OF Mr.. w. +. Pearce We'd
egday afternoon by Mr.. Arthur childress.
required two charges from SHOT
un to prepare him for burial.