The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-28

EARLY moRNlN c MARRIAGE I I /:
Manchester Bureau. Richmond Times I
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right with good attendance. The fca-
{ sure OF The meeting was the acceptance
OF the report of the committee. who had
secured the services OF mr.. w. A
Paterson. Ia an effort to recover the
money alleged to have been taken by
The TONER clerk Of the board. F. H
Fitzgerald. The members OF the board
deemed it unwise to allow the report
10 be made public rs yet
Mr.. L. II. Nunna1ly. the present clerk
{ nf the board Was allowed S35 for the
additional work which was plnced upon
him when the books Of the former
clerk were examined He had the task
of writing I'D nine months Of the form
er's work.
A communication from Superintendent
Pulliam stated that small boy had
been expelled within the month. His
action was ratified A communication
coming from Miss Minnie Berry. Of
Ohio. asking that her EaIne be placed
upon the list Of applicants for teachers,
was read. The clerk was instructed to
write her. that there were 10 vacancies
at present. There were in attendance:
Messrs Bai!y. Shotwell. Rudd o'12rinn.
Carr, Lipscomb. Jones, L NJ Nunnally,
j. a Nullnally and DR.. Rucker.
QUIET MARRIAGE.
Miss Nellie Broaddus and Mr.. Eugene
<. Villemagne We're married yesterday
morning at the home of the Rev. -. Y.
Badly. The marriage was very quiet.
S not one but relatives and Intimate friends
being present. The bride is the daugh-
ter OF the late Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
T Broaddus, and very popular in the city,
where for many years she has lived. The
groom is native OF France, but has
been here for some time, and Is me
chanic. Manchester Will be the fu-.
ture home of the young people.
WORK PROGRESSING.
Despite the delay which naturally will
be brought about by tie Improvement to
the track OF the Passenger and Power
Company on Seventh Street, the cars
are making a good schedule, even bet
ter than could be expected. In the day
the cars transfer at the corner of Hull
and Seventh. and meet regularly. At
night they go through, and with the pos
sib1a exception of having to switch on
the bridge, where the work is being
done, to the south track, there is moth
ing to disturb a passenger. Within the
next two weeks all the work on the line
will have been completed, and then the
summer travel to the park can be better
accommodated than ever before.
DEATH OF LEO.
Leo, a, Saluable and much loved canine
of the Second Ward, is dead, and in
consequence thereof sorrow is pictured
on nv Of the Juveniles of
this section Of the city, where since they
could remember, Leo has been the pet,
or the beast of burden for them. The
cause of the death OF the dog is attrib-
uted to some truck or car running over
him. lie was found with one leg nearly
cut from his body, and at once given the
best attention possible. Finally learn
ing there was no hope for him, a police
man came and put an end to his suffer-
ings withsa bullet.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
So far there will be three men con-
testing for the position OF Justice of the
Peace from the First Ward. They are
Messrs. IL L. Gill. j. T. Hilton and A.
B. Tyson The winner OF the three men
would, indeed. be hard to pick at this
time. The FIRST Ward at the coming
election will poll a heavier vote than ever
before. There are several candidates
for the City Assembly and the Board of
: Aldermen.
Miss Alice snead, Of near Bon Air, is
Very sick.
Miss Sadie Millington, young lady
of Swansboro. died last night. She had
only been ill for a short time. and the
end came as great shock. The funeral
arrangements have not been made.
"A pound party was given last night
Mt the home Of Mr.. J. g. Avis The
party was under the auspices of some
of the ladies of the neighborhood, and
for the benefit Of Mrs. Battle, who lost
her husband some time ago. Quite a
nice sum was realized. and will be turned
over to the lady to-day.
The services at Bainbridg e-Street Bap-i
Z fist Church closed with the sermon by
DR.. Vines last night. For the past two
weeks there have been two sermons each
day. and the church has been greatly
helped. Baptismal services will be held
Sunday by the pastor.
Mr.. Rufus /. Andrews. who was taken
10 the hospital for operation last Mon
day. was in very critical condition last
night. At one time It was not thought
he would 1.-Two through the night. but
IT 1atc hour he revived and now there
- strong hopes of his recovery.
S. Dr. C.. w. Mariner suffered paraly-
tSic stroke while on his way home from
work wednesday. This is the second
stroke he has had recently. His con-
dItion last night was thought to be i'm
proved.
The two-nlonth~old child of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. w. Wooden was found dead in
bed yesterday morning. Coroner Brod-
aAx viewed the remains