The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-04
PRETTY WEDDING
IN CHESTERFIELD.
Miss Pearl Duyal Becomes the Bride
Of Mr.. Carl |, Boyd.
THE CITY CENTRAL COMMIT TIT
Plans for Bringing ont the Full Dem"
ocratic Vote Next Tuesday William
Godscy. n Soldier, Falls by the
Waysidc--Council Committees 20
THE CITY CENTRAL COMMITTEE
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Duval. near Centrana in Chesterfield
county. the contracting parties being his
handsome and attractive daughter. Miss
Pearl Duval and Mr.. Carl l.. Boyd.
popular and prosperous young lumber
merchant OF the county.
The bridal party entered the hand
somely decorated pariOr TO the strains Of
Mendeiss0hns wedding march played b.
Mr.. Walter Perduc preceded by the ush-
ers: Messrs. J. Fay Duval. Duvai Robert
son. w. Il. Gill and Joseph Lyme. Then
the best man, Mr. Oble Duval, ana the
maid Of honor. Miss Ella Duyai, who was
costumed in light blue six ana carried
pink carnations They were followed b.
Mr. Boyd and the bride elect who stop
ped Ia front OF the improvised altar where
they we're joined together by Rev. Mr..
Bergman. OF the Chester Methodist
church. The bride was gOwned IN a hand
some travelling suit Of brown cloth and
carried bouquet of pink carnations
After the ceremony a reception was ten
dered them at the residence OF the bride
parents. The popularity Of the young
couple was attested by the many useful
and handsome presents they received. On
their return from their wedding tour they
will make Chesterfield their future home
There were many young people from Nan
chester IN attendance at the festivities
They returned to their homes last night
at a late hour. Most of them went Gown
by private couveyances.
THE CITY COMMITTEE.
The City Central Democratic Commit
tee met at o'clock last night in the
Mayors courtroom. Those present were
Messrs> y. l.. Toney Getty superintendent
J. Lacy Redford w j. Osterbind. r. T.
Owen. A. j.. Simpson, G. w. Gooding and
Charles Burkert.
The session was consumed in the trans
action OF routine business and a discus
sion as 30 how 10 conduct the canvass
10 the best interest of Captain John Lamb
the Democratic nominee. The committee
have made all arrangements to get a good
vote on Tuesday next for their ticket
The committee adjourned 10 meet again
on tomorrow night.
FELL BY THE WAYSIDE.
William Godsey member Of Company
l.. Third Regiment. Virginia Volunteers.
came over 10 Manchester yesterday TO see
the town. He fell by the wayside and the
chief Ct police acted the good Samaritan
and took him i'm charge. Godsey spent the
night in the station house and will make
his debut before the Mayor this morning.
The Finance Committee have been call
CD to meet III INC AllN lltdouiNt = UNIV
tonight al 7:S0 O'clock
The Committee on Poor and Almshouse
will meet in the Auditors Office tonight
at 1.4j o'clock.
MAYORS COURT LIVELY.
MAYOR Maurice had rather more bust
ness than usual TO engage his attention
I'm the Temple Of Justice yesterday morn
ing.
Talie Brown and Lille Redd, two col
ored women. had a street hght TUESDAY
night because the sweetheart of one took
the other woman to concert Monday
night and fl made her jealous. The
Brown woman told a straight tale and
acknowledged herself 10 be In fault. She
had TO pay 81 and cost.
Taylor Russell was picked Up by the
police yesterday while In drunken con
ditlon and unable 10 take care of him
SELF He was sorry that he got that way
hut the court assessed him 70 the amount
OF $3.50
John Toney. a youth was up on the
charge of striking George W. Roach Jr'.
with a rock A warrant was issued
against Toney by the father of Roach,
and when the prisoner heard OF II ne
went 10 the station-house and gave him
self up. In giving his testimony this
morning Il appears that the boys had
been old acquaintanccs and lived in the
same neighborhood. The injuries Roach
sustained were more accidental than IN
territorial When he was leaving Toney
picked M rock and threw it at
Roach which struck him tn the head
The prisoner expressed himself as not
intending TO hurt young Roach. The pri-
soner was fined $3.50.
OFFICERS ELECTED
Rev. A. @. Brown. presiding elder for
this district, preached TO large congre-
cation at West. End Methodist church
Wednesday night His subject was, "He
are the light OF the world The audi
ence listened to his remarks attentively
and they had great weight with the peo-
pie. II.
After the services DR. Brown held his
last quarterly conference for West-End
and Asbury churches.
The following stewards was elected for
West End church for the coming year;
w. ID. Toler. 4. +. Pettigrew. a. "a.
Thomas. c. A. Raines, w. p. Carwiles'
]. w. Craze. w. ]. Williams w. b.
Tavlor ]. r. BEDFORD. Geo. ID. Cole. A.
CT Beicher. and J. p. Johns.
For Asbury Chapel: G. f. Burkert b.
J. Walker. John Smith. g. w. Hagne.
J. w. Walthal T. L. BEDFORD, and JAS
G. Pertue.
John smith was elected 81 perintendent
Sunday school vice r. J. Walker. resign
cd The sut erintendent Sunday-school for
west-End vas postponed until the adj
journ quarterly conference. 7. p. Petit
grew was elected recording steward and
w. u. Toler district steward with 3. j.
Walker altornntes
MANCHESTER ONLY OFFICER.
Major Joe Brown johnson, who was in
command OF the First tcolored) Battalion
Virginia Volunteers. and now stationed at
Knoxville. Tenn. as Major In the Sixth
Virginia (colored) Regiment. was a very
material factor Wednesday din assisting IN
holding the soldiers down when they
mutined for having white officers placed
over them.
johnson is a Manchester colored man
ana is well thought OF by all classes OF
people In this city. He has been Major
IN command OF the colored soldiers IN
this city and Richmond for number of
years.
johnson was the only man TO leave
Manchester TO fight in the Span:sh-Amer-
lean war who was fortunate enough to
secure a commission. although there were
many both white and colored who enlist
cd TO fight for the United States.
MR.. BERRYs FUNERAL.
The funeral OF Mr.. George w. Berry
was conducted from the Fifth-street
Methodist church yesterday afternoon al
2 o'clock. Rev. George III. McFaden, the
pastor, conducted the services. The in
terment was made in Maury cemetery.
The deceased had been for many years
subject to epileptic fits. He was taken
with them Tuesday night ana died from