Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-10-13
VAGINA NEHA.

The State convention of the Young
Peoples Baptist Union will be held at
Charlottesville in February.
In the football game, at Philadelphia,
yesterday between Pennsylvania and
the University of Virginia elevens the
former won.
Judge &. w Murdaugb, of Ports
mouth, who was stricken with parsly-
sis several days ago, died last Light,
aged sixty.ive years.
Senator John w. Daniel has gone to
Knoxville, Tenn, on visit to his son,
Lieutenant John w. Daniel, who is
a member of General Rosser's staff.
A negro namel Troyman has just
been commissioned as postmaster a.
Junts, in Pttsylvania county, to sue
coed w. l. Angel, white democrat.
l. S. Walker, clerk of the Shenan-
doah County Court, had his cash box,
containing about $40 and number Of
private papers, stolen from the clerks
office Tuesday night.
Colonel f. Leslie Spence and Mra.
Ada b. Stevenson were married in
Richmond yesterday at Grove-avenns
Baptist church in the presence of a
large congregation of their friends.
On the 18Th of October the Masons of
Orange Court House will lay the cor
ner stone OF the Confederate monu-
meDt. Senator John W. Daniel is to be
the chief speaker. The Masons Of
Charlottesville have been invited TO at
teud.
Miss Emily Cary Whitlle, daughter
of Bishop F. NJ. White. was married
at her home in Richmond yesterday to
Mr.. Alexander L. Jones, Of Frederick
county. Bishop White performed the
ceremony, aud Immediately afterward
the couple left for trip.
The home, q little country place near
Richmond, Of Salie Darlington, who
during the war was the best known
and most popular actress in the whole
South, was sold to-day under mort
gage for debt of $500 She is now
living in Richmond in poverty.
Yesterday st. Paul's Episcopal
Church, Hamilton, was the scene of a
pretty wedding, the occasion being the
marriage OF Miss Bessie, daughter OF
Mr.. John P. DeButts, to Mr..
James G. Wynko op Of Hil.boio.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
John ID. LaMolhe.
Miss Margaret Lee Garrett, daughter
Of MIR. Charles G. Garrett, Of Baltimore,
and Mr.. Richard H. Chamberlain,
formerly of Norfolk, were married yes
.erday at St. Michael and All Angels
Episcopal Church, in Baltimore. The
bride is the Observation-Disclosures
of Light Horse Harry Lee Of Revolu-
/ tionary fame.
The annual meeting OF the board OF
directors OF the Central State Hospital
was held ct that institution yesterday.
The superintendent, DR.. William f.
Drewry, submitted his annual report,
which shows that l,0l7 patients were
treated during the year. Seventy three
patients died. The total receipts for
the year were $77,129 ~, and the total
disbursements $50. 957 "A.
David Deyelie, an old citizen of Roanoke
county met death in very distressing man
nor at his home near Hollins Institute ycster-
day by being knocked down gored by vi
cious bull. He was eightyfi7e years old and
leaves valuable estate Two children sur
vive him.
Mr. James Z. Lcitch, a native OF Spotsyl
vania county, but for many years past resi-
dent of Kansas City, Mo, was married last
night to Miss Elizabeth I. Ball at the resi-
dtnce OF the brides mother, Mrs. Benjamin
6hll, in Fredericksburg.