Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-06-29
VIRGINIA NEWS.

new railroad line will soon pass
through that city connecting Richmond
and Washington.
Mr.. Q. E. Rhodes and Miss Mary
Rosser, daughter of William NJ. Rosser,
sheriff of Page county, we're married at
the home of the BRIDES father 10 Luray
yesterday.
Mrs. Stonewall Jackson was made
the guest of honor at the meeting of the
Confederate Memorial Literary Society
at the Confederate Museum, in Rich
mond, yesterday.
Mr.. Coils P. Huntington will build a
reformstory for negro children. A
large tract of land in Hanover county
has been purchased and Governor Ty
Ter is said to approve the plan.
At Free. Mason Street Baptist Church,
in Norfolk, yesterday, Rev. Claude
Walter Duke, pastor of Emmanuel Bap-
list Church, of Baltimore, and Miss
Mary Estelle Butt, OF Norfolk, were
married.
At Trinity Church, Staunton, yester-
day evening, Miss Faunie Smith Kin
ney, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Archi-
bald Kinney, and Mr.. III. Dunbar Muir.
ray, were married.
Arthur N. Derr, of Lynchburg, was
arrested in Washington last night on
requisition papers accompanying war
rant for his arrest on the charge OF
embezzling $1,000 from Elizabeth Derr,
his mother.
Mr.. E. 81. @. Bailey, son of the late
Hon. Chancellor Bailey, of Spottsylva-
mia county, and Miss Matte Eubrey,
of Culpeper county, were married IN
Washington yesterday. They returned
on the evening train.
The heirs of the late Rev. DIR. Moses
D. Hoge brought suit in Richmond yes
terday against the Richmond Railway
and Electric Company for $4,000 on
account of the accident. November 4,
which resulted in DR.. Hoge' death.
Yesterday afternoon, at the residence
of the BRIDES father, in Danville, Rev.
James Clyde Holland and Miss Emma
Jefferson, second daughter of Mr.. B. +
Jefferson, were united in marriage.
Rev. Mr.. Holland is native of Clarke
county, where he lived until four years
ago.
The home of Mr.. George Williams,
known as Redwood. near Culpeper,
was the scene yesterday at 5 o'clock OF
a quiet, but very beautiful home we'd
ding when Miss Lucy Pendleton Will
liams became the bride of Mr.. Edwin
L. Slaughter, formerly of that county,
but now of Baltimore.
Mr.. Gustavus s. Ullman, wealthy
Oh cago merchant, and Miss Genevieve
Raab, of Richmond, daughter of Mr..
Emmanuel Raab, were married last
night at Beth Ahaba Synagogue, Rich
mond. The wedding was the most
brilliant OF the year, and large party
came on from Chicago to attend it.
By recent decision of Judge Grims.
ley, OF the Circuit Court of Culpeper,
Mr.. Baker, who is endeavoring to Sc
cure number of tracts of land under
the delinquent land act, was en!oined
FROM prosecuting his applications in
fffty-fve cases. Furthermore, de.
cree was entered placing upon Baker
payment of costs amounting to 500.
Captain P. 81. McCaull, of the .. S.
Quartmaster's Department, who for
eight months was in command of the
United States transport McLain, and
was mustered out about month ogo,
has been reappointed in the regular
volunteer service, and assigned to his
old post. which had been temporarily
filled while he was not in the service.
The publication and statement that
the grave of Chief Justice Marshall, in
Shockoe Hill Cemetery, Richmond,
was in a neglected condition has result
ed in move for the removal of the
ashes of the distinguished jurist. The
is that the remains shall be
placed in Hollywood Cemetery, near
the spot where are buried Presidents
Monroe and Tyler and not far from that
of Ieffarson Davis