Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-19
ON THE SOUTH SIDE.
PRETTY MARRIAGE ACROSS THE
JAMES LAST EVENING.
CANDIDATES NOTIFY TIE CLUB.
Five Gentlemen Announce Them
selves Candidates for the General
Asscmbiy-Letter from Rev. Il. ".
Bnldy-PersonaIs md Briefs.

Mr.. J. w. Burnett and Miss Llewellyn
Hall. both of Manchester, were married
at o'clock last evening.
The ceremony took place at the resi-
cence Of the bride, No. 1913 cambridge
street. Rev. ]. A. Spencer. pastor OF the
Cowardin-Avenue Christian church, was
the officiating minister.
The wedding was quiet, but very pref
ty one. A number OF intimate friends
witnessed the union Of these popular peo-
pie. After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs
Burnett left for a western trip.
The bride is handsome and charming
lady. She has host of friends, who
wish her much happiness Mr.. Burnett is
an attache Of the Western Union Tele-
graph Company. He is a popular young
man of fine worth. He is much esteemed
by his employers. He received many con-
CALCULATIONS and good wishes last eve
ming.
REV. MR.. BALDY COMING.
Rev. L. V. Badly. the pastor-elect Of
the wBainbridge-street Baptist church,
will reach the city Friday evening at $50
O'Clock. DR.. Thomas L. Mathews, chair
man Of the church committee which re-
commended Mr.. Badly for the pastorate,
received a letter from the pastor-elect
yesterday, saying he would be here at
the time stated above.
Mr.. Badly will preach Sunday morning
and night at Bainbridge-Street church.
He will also preach the following Sun
day. The first Of November he brings his
family here, and begins his pastoral work
in real earnest.
The old Masonic Temple, at Fifth and
Bainbridge streets, is in a tumble-down
condition. 1t Is liable to fall at any time.
1t is, therefore, a menace to the people
VINO pass near 1t or live in that vicinity
1t has been some ten years since the
structure was used. The roof is falling
in now, and the walls are cracked. 1t is
an eyesore and has had its day. 1t is
now the cause of much complaint among
the citizens who live in that vicinity
FIVE CANDIDATES IN THE FIELD
Yesterday was the last day on which
candidates for the General Assembly
could give their names to the Clerk OF
the Hastings Court of Manchester. Five
persons gave in their names, as follows
AIR. Phil. V. Cogbill, for the State Sen
ate; d. L. Toney, for the House; w. w
Baker, for the House; Joseph w. Holt
for the House; n. Il. Cosby, of Powhatan
| for the House. Messrs. Cogbill. Toney
and Baker are the regular Democratic
nominees. Joseph w. Holt Is the nomi
| nee Of the Peoples party. Mr.. N. d. Cos
| by is an Independent Democrat from
| Powhatan.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mr.. c. b. Price is detained at his resi-
| dence, on Everett street, by sickness.
DR.. Kennon, Of New York. is visiting
| his parents, in Powhatan county.
Mr.. Arthur Owens left yesterday FOL
| New York for ten-days' business trip.
Squire W. d. Lithgow is improving
and will be out I'm few days.
The revival services at Fifth-Stree
Methodist church were well attended las
| night. and much interest was manifested
Services will continue all during thi:
week.
A party Of young ladies and gentlemen
| enjoyed Tuesday night an opossum-hunt
| Among the party were Misses Meade ant
| Lola Young and Miss O'Brien, am
Messrs. James Robertson, S. A. Owens
| Harvey Harding, Tilden Harrison, an'
| Cabell Moody
The committee Of the Populist party
| met last night and agreed upon plan o
| campaign for the nominee. Mr.. JOSEPH
w. Holt, portion Of which will be th'
issuing Of a circular addressed to TIT
voters of the district, stating the princi
| pies for which he will ask their support
! Mr.. John T. FlournOy, of Newark, n
| j., arrived in the city Sunday night. HI
| is visiting his mother, on Decatur street
| He, with his three brothers-W. r., Har
~, and Harvey Flournoy-left this morn
ing for q weeks hunt at their old hom
place, In Powhatan county.
Dispatch customers who are not receiv
ing their papers regularly are requested
to notify the Manchester office, No. 12J
| Hull street
Mr.. Alexander Marks, an old Manches
ter boy is here visiting relatives AM
friends. He is now of Arkansas. He ha
not been here since the war, and look
hardy and well. He is brother OF Mrs
r. f. Elder of this city and also OF tn
| late Mrs. Mary Belcher and Airs. Me-
| Saunders, deceased. He is welcomed
| heartily by his old friends whom III
knew years ago. Mr.. Marks was a mem
Der OF the Manchester Elliot Grays' AM
| he was a gallant soldier
Mr.. w. Hay Garnett was critically II
last night His condition is regarded a
very nearly hopeless.