The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-05
Miss Carrie V. Miller to Mr.. Junius
A, Brown.
ARTHUR SNELLINGS' ACCIDENT.
Tho Little Son of Mr.. Andrew r. Smell
Iings Fell and Broke His Left Arm.
Another Marriage - Other
Manchester News.
MANCHESTER BUREAU Rrcuuovp TINES.


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cards Of invitation to the marriage Of
their daughter. Miss Carrie V. Miller TO
Mr.. Junius A. Brown. The ceremony
will be performed on Wednesday even
ing June Sth at half past o'clock at
HoDewen church I'm Chesterfield county.
After the ceremony reception will be
rendered them ut the home OF the groom.
The bride-elect IS an attractive and ac-
complished yound lady and IS quite pop
ular i'm the community in which she
resides.
Mr.. Brown IS a progressive farmer Of
Chesterfield county. lie IS exceedingly
popular in his county and In this city
where he has many friends.
BROKE HIS ARM.
Little Arthur Snellings the son OF Mr..
Andrew T. Snellings met with a painful
accident yesterday afternoon. while play
ing in the yard at his home at No
1903 Porter street The child was Jumps
ing with his companions when he fell
and broke his left arm at the elbow. The
wound was very painful and when Dr.
Lawrence Ingram arrived 10 treat him,
he had to be put under the influence OF
chloroform before the arm could be set.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
Mr.. Chas. Sharp left yesterday for Wash
ington on a business trip. He has gone
lnefe 10 make appltdllON lot patent on
"a valuable Improvement on railway train
signals Ii IS said 20 be a good thing by
railroad men, and he Will no doubt meet
with the success II deserves.
Before his return TO the city he VIII
visit Danvile and Lynchburg
UNION GOSPEL SERVICE.
Union Gospel Services Will be held ut
the public school-house in Swansboro at
4 O'Clock this afternoon.
A Sabbath-school has been organized in
connection with these services TO which
all are invited. u is desired 10 make these
exercises undenOminationaL All are in
vited.
These services are under the supervis-
ion OF Mr.. J. a. Bailey. and are inter-
esting and spiritual. A good school was
organized last Sunday
After the school exercises are over
Gospel service will be held. Come and
bring some one with you.
THEY WE'RE MARRIED.
While the Finance Committee was in
session Friday night a gaudily dressed
black girl, with white slippers. made her
appearance an dasked in loud tone. 'is
dis yere de place whar you gifts war
rants?" Her appearance created a ripple
OF merriment for time. but at last she
was taken in hand by the Mayor. who
gave her a warrant against William Har
ris. 10 appears that Harris and the girl,
Emma FlOurnOy, were 10 have been mar
ried Friday night, but az the appointed
time Harris failed 20 appear and the
bride-elect proceeded 10 have his arrest
ed. Later in the night Clerk Duval was
aroused who issued the license, and Par
son Graham. (colored pronounced them
man and wife in the station house.
THE MAYORS COURT.
Mayor Maurice had only one case before
| him yesterday morning TO engage his
attention.
Daniel Moseley alias Kinney halls from
Leesburg, and was on the streets begging
Friday. lie was going from door 10
door and always. wanted money. Chiet
Lipscomb was informed OF his workings
and took him In. lie was locked up In the
statiOn-hOuse. When the police went TO
his cell yesterday morning 10 let him out
they found he had been tamperng with
the lock. lie tried 20 unlock his cell
door with the assistance Of a piece Of
wire.
After getting him out Of the cell and
hearing the case the Mayor sent him
| down TO break rocks for ten days. lie
| was very indignant at his sentence ana
| had TO be handled roughly while on his
COMMISSION OF LUNACY.
| Mr.. H. w. Griffith made complaint 20 the
officers yesterday morning that the mind
Of his wife was affected. lie thought II
best 10 have q commission OF lunacy held
on her case and would ask that 1t be
done This is not the first time that this
lady has been troubled with this malady.
The commission VIII be held at her resi-
| dence Monday by three OF the city mag
MR.. SAUNDERS DEAD.
A telegram was received here yesterday
morning announcing. the death, OF Mr..
W. j. Saunders, which occurred at MS
| late home, in Eastman, Ga, yesterday
morning at o'clock.
The deceased married Miss Eva Royal,
of this city. He was a brother-in-law OF
Mr.. a. ROYAL. Mrs. Il. w. Weisiger and
Mrs Or Turpin. lie will be buried at
his old home. He was known here by a
number Of people. who held him in high
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Misses Mamie OvertOn and Florence
ShackeltOn, of Lunenburg county, who
have been visiting in this city, returned
10 their homes Friday.
Mr. William NJ. Craig, who has been
| detained at home by sickness, Is improv-
Fir. w. J. Carter has sold fine saddle
| horse for export to cuba, where he Will
be ridden by =; ,. army p otIlreb; will
convene Monday, with Judge b. A. Han
cock presiding.
Mr. w 4. Farmer the young man who
had his head fractured Monday, is con-
sidercd by DR.. Ingram as doing well.
The infant son Of Mr.. John Ley was
buried in Maury cemetery yesterday
morning. The funeral took place from
the house. No 113 east Fourth street at
10 o'clock.
CHURCHES TO-DAY.
At Bainbridge-Street Baptist church,
preaching to-day at II a. NJ. and s
u. Nj. on account Of the continued ILL
ness OF Mrs. Thornhill, DR. r. j. Willing
ham will preach In the morning. At night
the pastor will give the next sermon IN
the series Of illustrated sermons. Inc
theme for tonight Will be the
Return from Captivity" This sermon
shows the captives striking their harps
from the willows and turning Joyfully 10
their own beloved Jerusalem.
At Central church there Will be preach
Ing by the pastor at il a. NJ and i. NJ.
IAN important Question. At night, The
Principle Thing Morning service will be
followed by the sacrament OF the LORD 5
Supper
Rev. j. A. Spencer VIII preach at IL on
"JIeirs OF God" and az S:l5 +. NJ. on
Rev. u. r. Sweeney viii preach at Leader
Hall at $3.50 on Reconciliation" The pro-
trlcted meeting will continue over next
week.
Services at West-End church to-
day. Sunday-school al $3.50 A. NJ, services
al Il \ NJ and =. NJ. by the pastor,
Rev. W T. Williams. EpwOrth League
meetings at $3.50 and 7:15 =. NJ. The Sun
day-school Board meeting this evening
at o'clock.
At Stockton-Street church there will
be preaching at IL A. NJ. and p. NJ. by
Rev = ~ Sowell. OF Richmond College.
Sunday-school at 9:15 A. NJ Ladies' Mis-
sionary Society az $3.50 +. NJ.
Services at the City Home Sunday al
$3.50 u NJ, under the auspices OF the b.
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