Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-27
OVER JAMES RIVER.
NEWS OF THE SOUTH SIDE CLEAN
ED FOR DISPATCH READERS.
MARRY And GO ON BRIDAL TRIP.
Mr.. Clarence Walden and Miss Shot
wen Married Yesterday in WASH
ington-Suit Against n Railroad
Joseph OppIemnn Assigns.

telegram received in Manchester yes
terday afternoon announced the marriage
in Washington in the forenoon Of Mr..
Clarence Walden and Miss Fannie Shot
well, both Of this city, who, as forecasted
in yesterdays Dispatch. left for the
capital city at o'clock yesterday morn
ing.
The message over the wire stated that
the happy young couple would go from
Washington on a visit 10 other northern
cities. and that they might be expected
back tomorrow.
The suit of Emora Pride (colored)
against the Richmond and Petersburg
railroad for 5000 damages alleged to have
been sustained by the plaintiff in being
knocked from the track Of the company.
along which she was walking engaged
the attention of the Hastings Court
throughout the day yesterday. A num-
Der Of witnesses We're examined yester-
day, and IT is probable that the case will
be given to the jury to-day.
The Manchester Grays seem well to
merit the encomum of their colonel, that
il is a company Of men. Indeed, the or
ganization is steadily and surely grow
Ing on Tuesday night four new men
were taken over TO Richmond and sworn
in. Good, strong. stalwart fellows they
are. and the entire membership seem 10
be enthused with the ambitious and
laudable purpose to make it the banner
company Of the regiment The Armory
is now undergoing Improvements. a cir
cumstance which comes at present as
fuel to the flame of enthusiasm.
CppE'T NAN AccTCN-c
A deed of assignment was field with the
Clerk of the Manchester Hastings Court
yesterday morning by Joseph Oppelman.
a merchant conducting a clothing bust
ness at Nos. 122. and 1923 Hull street
with Mr.. George e. Gary as trustee. The
trustee is ordered TO take immediate pos
session of the property conveyed, and
after taking an accurate inventory. shall
proceed TO convert the same into cash.
The trustee may either sell privately or
publicly, and as a whole or i'm parcels,
as to him may seem best. for ninety days.
Oppeman gives up all his household
effects, as well, except those exempt by
the poor debtors law" Following are
the creditors to share the proceeds Of the
disposal of the stock after the expenses
have been paid:
First-A. G. Atkisson, 500: Charles l..
Page $50; they to share ratably and alike.
Second-Charles Bank, Of Baltimore.
1862; ID. Sherwitz, Of Baltimore, Si;
WngO, Elicit q Crump, Richmond 1898;
i. Litchenstein Sons, OF Richmond.
sl544S; n. Cohen, Richmond. $3.50; James
Johnson, Manchester, $40; r. A. Bowen,
Manchester, s5.25; l. II. Phillips, Man
chester. $50: r. Lovenstein. Richmond,
$l4S; Rachel Cohen, Richmond sl25; j.. II.
Harris. New York. sos. and Jacob Opel
man. Lynchburg $275.
On Tuesday Mrs. A. Spigel. neighbor
merchant of Oppelman, obtained verdict
against him for $500 damages for alleged
defamation of character.
PASSION PLAY.
The regular monthly entertainment of
the literary department of the Senior
Epworth League of Central church will
be given this evening at o'clock. The
committee in charge has secured for this
entertainment the services of Rev. j. A.
Rood, Of Richmond. who will deliver his
very excellent lecture on the Passion
Play Of the Ober-ammergau." The en-
tertainment. while it is Of very high
order, will be free.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mrs. Mary Craze who has been very
IL. is somewhat improved.
Mrs John Westmoreland. OF Fifteenth
and Decatur streets, who has been III, I
is very much better.
Mrs. S. B. Winder remains quite i'll at
her home on Fourteenth and Porter |
streets. and there is no hope for her
recovery.
Mrs. Marie McElrath. who has been |
visiting friends and relatives in Phia-
delphia and New York. has returned |
home. after delightful stay in those |
cities.
Mi. A. T. Pulliam. of Newport News. is |
in the city. the guest Of his brother, Mr.. |
ID. f. Pulliam, of No. 110S Porter street. |
Mr.. Walter Howard and brother, who |
have been visiting Mr.. p. II. Dollings. at |
No. 1929 Hull street, left yesterday LOT
their home, in Caroline county.