The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-08
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TO CONDEMN AND
IN PETERSBURG. J. {.
For Use Of The Richmond i. and Peters
burg Electric Line.
SUBMITTED TO JUDGE WAoDIlL.
Work Soon to Begin Oh the Bridge Over the
ppomattox-Hiarriage OF Kr. Wil-
liam A. Lewis and Hiss
Hattie Y. Wyn,.
SUBMITTED TO JUDGE WAODILL.
(specia, pisnatcn TO The rimes.

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
PETERSBURG. VA, Nov. 7.-Arsu-
ment was concluded to-day before the
appraisers, who were appointed by Judge
Waddill, of the United States Court. for
the Eastern District Of Virginia, to con-
denim the land owned BY Louis z. Spen-
Ger, trustee, of New York, fer the use
OF the Richmond and Petersburg Elec-
trio Railway Company. The argument
has been going on for the past two days
in the law office Of Davis & Davis. The
report of the appraisers Will be sub
mitted to Judge Waddil at once. Messrs.
William L. Royal, Of Richmond, and
r. H. Mann, of this city, represented the
railway company, and Miles NJ. Martin.
CT Richmond; and r. E. Davis, OF Peters
burg, Spencer. e
LEWIS-WYNN.
Mr.. William a. Lewis and Miss Hattie
V. Wynn we're married tonight at the
residence Of the brides mother, on Wash
ington Street.
Rev. J. D. Harte, pastor of Second
Baptist Church. officiated Miss Esther
Bullifant was maid of honor. The
groomsnens were: N1essrs. Charles Skill,
James RaiHey Emmett Tucker and VIII
liam Hall.
Mr.. Z. X. Clements, who has sold out
his bar and restaurant business to Mr..
John L. Mulcaha, has leased for FIVE
years, beginning January 18th. 1902, the
store and dwelling now occupied by Mr.
William Russell, as confectionery MIR.
Clements, after making extensive i'm
movements to this store, will open first
class confectionery and ladies, and gen.
tlemer's dining-room.
Several invited guests from Petersburg
Joined the Atlantic Coast Line officials
this morning on their tour of inspection
OF the road from Richmond TO Weldon.
CABLE WIRES.
The Mutual Telephone Company, is
preparing to install about 1000 feet OF
new cable wires in this city The cables
will consist of fifty and a hundred pairs
The iron bridge over swift creek for
the Richmond and Petersburg Electric
Railway Company has been completed,
and the work of building the bridge over
Appomattox river for this company Will
begin in a week or two.
Mr. John lAlsop Pitcher. of Philadel-
phia. and Miss Rebecca Judlins, OF Pe-
tersburg, we're married in this city TINS
morning at the home of the brides pa
rents, on Adams Street. Only near rel
atives and friends of the family We're
present.
Mr.. w. H Cooper and Miss Catherine
May Percivall were married at Ianb-
Street Presbyterian Church last evening
at 9 o'clock Four hundred guests at
tended the reception given by the bride
father after the ceremony.
TO SING ESTHER.
The High-Street Epworth League Choir
us, under the leadership of the pastor.
Rev. Z. T. Dadmun, will sing that beau
tiful and popular sacred cantata t's-
Their at High-Street Church Tonight
There are eighty voices in the chorus.
DR.. n. w. Tracy. of Kentucky, tenn
perance evangelist, will give one of his
Illustrated lectures at the Young Men,
Christian Association Hall tonight in the
interest of the anti-saloon movement IN
Petersburg.
Mr. William Clayton Orr died at his
home, in this city, yesterday afternoon;
aged f1fty-seven years. He was at one
time a prominent hardware merchant IN
Petersburg He had recently been traF-
cling for Davenport & Morris, OF Rich-
mond. and severed his connection with
this firm a month ago on account OF
falling health.
Mrs. w. A. Bond continues critically
ill,and her physician now gives little hope
of her recovery.
The Lillian Tucker Company continues
to play to large and appreciatlVe au-
diences at the Academy. Wo-
mans Vengeance" will be played to-
night.