The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-30
RIAGE
HESTER
Sharp and Miss McCuIlough to
Welded This evening.
SUDDEN DEATH OF MISS STONE
I Large Crowd In tho Police Court.
Revival Services nt Central
Churcl, n 9 " s. 1,e,,-
U sonal nnd EricI. ss5s
:. !.
Manchester Bureau: Richmond Times

Manchester Bureau. Richmond Times,
NO. l1U, Hui Street.
Tire marriage OF Mr.. Thomas b. Sharp
And Miss Ella Mccullough Will take place
& Tonight at 3 o'clock at The Fif;h-Streei
Methodist Church. The ceremony will be
performed by Rev. s.. Wallace, pastor
OF The church. Miss Sailies Sharp and a1r.
4 u Z. Sharp VIII act as maid of honor and
s best man Other attendants viii be Misses
3 Marie Mccullough. Minnie Cary, Willie
AM Marshall aud Nellie Cary. Messrs.
Foust. Whitloch, Rollins Kidd. Willie
Sharp and John Grangile. Both parties
are well known. A reception will be ten
dered MIR. and Mrs Sharp after The cere-
anony at their future home, No. 9a2 Deca-
( tHxs Street.
ARRESTED TILE GANG.
Is The Police Court was crowded Eesterda!
4 morning. nearly all the colored population
s being assembled.
Harriet, Nora and Eulah Dickerson, Ida
+ Randall, Bell Williams, Algine Mariin,
Alex White, John Allen and Herbert Cold
stein, all colored, Were pulled on the charge
of keeping a dfsordcriy house
The wholesale gang Was ordered 10
leave the city within tweniy-four hours,
hut. on being discharged. had general
! night before reaching home and were
again locked up.
Dabney Cox tcolored) was fined $50 Tor
& being drunk and resisting the officers.
. He went to jail IN default
81. Payne was given ten days Tor
& disurderly conduct.
MISS BLossIE STONE.
Miss Blossie Stone, The fourteeu-year-oid
!. daughter Of Mr.. j. c. Stone died very
suddenly Sunday afternoon at o'clock
at her home, No. West Fourth Street
Miss Stone was taken ill Saturday morn
ing. and that day was confined 10 her bed,
though not considered very ill
The funeral service was conducted at
the home yesterday at O'Clock by Rev. j.
C. Wallace.
The remains where sent by Messrs.
Morrissett & Son to Petersburg for bur-
iai
THIRD WARD.
The registration books were closed Sat-
11rday evening. showing some increase. The
lists have not vet been officially posted,
so the exact registration for the entire
city is not known.
AZ. A. Rsghtsel registra of the Third
Ward, has posted his report. showing col
ored registration As; Write 4 Added by
transfers. white %: coiored 80
PERSONAL AND BRIEF.
Mrs Badly, who has been visiting her
son, Rev. Mr.. Badly, on Porter Street,
for the last few weeks, left for her
home, in South Carolina, yesterday morn
ing.
The Hastings Court viii probably adj
journ for the term for to-day
Judge B. A Hancock left yesterday
morning to hold Circuit Court in Sussex
county.
Captain L. c. Goode has returned to
Memphis, after a visit to his family here.
q ". ]. Carter left yesterday morning for
Winston. N c.
Revival services at Clopton-Street Bap-
!. fist Church were begun Sunday night by
Rev. w. w. Sisk The meeting Will be
continued through the week by Rev. II. "A.
Bagby, of Richnend.
MIR. J. w. Powell. OF Portsmouth. Va,
has returned home after a brief visit to
Mr.. J. T. Morrissett, of Swansboro-
Mr.. Thomas Wilson spent the day with
his mother in Swansboro. Monday
Mr.. G. T. Atlsisson. of Greensboro, N.
3 C., is visiting his mother in Swansboro.