The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-09

| The charge struck him in the abdomen.
groin and the leg down to the knee.
| Physicians who are attending him
counted as many as l25 shot punctures
and say he is suffering greatly. They
say his condition is serious and that
they cannot as get foretell the result.
Mr.. Moore Is survived by one son
and several brothers and sisters His
funeral will take place at the grave in
Blandford Cemetery tomorrow after
noon.
Wedding mt Wnverly.
At the home of the brides parents.
at Waverly, Yesterday afternoon. Miss
Nellie Lee Gill. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles H. Gill, was married to
Joseph r. Bachus, OF Norfolk. The
bridal party entered the parlor, which
was tastefully decorated with ferns and
daisies, to the strains OF "Mendels-
sohn's Wedding March" The bride
was gowned in gray satin, hat and
gloves to match. and carried carnations.
Her maid of honor was Miss Alma
Camp, and her bridesmaids were Misses
Frances and Helen Schneider, of Peters,
burg. wearing simple gowns of white
batiste and carrying carnations. The
bridegroom's best man was w. Y. West.
a wedding dinner followed the cere-
mony, after which the happy couple
left for Norfolk, their future home
Baptist Church to BE Organized.
| On Friday evening next The mission
| on Grove Avenue. known as Grove
| Avenue Baptist Chapel, Will be organ
lied into a regular Baptist church. A
committee has been appointed from
] each Baptist church in the city to take
4 part in the exercises and 10 recognize
the new church More than forty per-
! sons have already secured letters from
| other churches to become constituent
i members and help forward the new
work. Revs. w. C. Taylor, d. D., f.
". Moore, A. r. Love, S. s. Robinson
j. NJ Pitcher, D. D., and several lay
men have been assigned TO parts iii
the exercises
Council Proceedings.
/ At the regular monthly meeting OF
| the Common Council last evening the
general appropriations and tax ordi-
! nances. as submitted by the Finance
| Committee, were adopted The appro-
priations ordinance appropriates sal5,-
2ls for the fiscal year. beginning July
j, or nearly $4,000 more than the
appropriations this yead The rate OF
tax on real and personal property re-
mains unchanged-Sl.40 on the $500
OF values.
The Council also adopted resolu.
ton from the Finance Committee au-
thorizing the commissioners of the
sinking fund to lend TO the Southside
Virginia Agricultural and Industrial,
Exhibit, Inc, the sum OF $4,000 at
per cent, interest, secured by bond
and first mortgage on property pro.
posed to be purchased for the River
side Club for a site for annual fairs.
The usual monthly appropriations
were made and the Council adionrnet
to the cad instant to pay off all bills
| and wind UP the affairs Of the presen
fiscal year
| Personal and Otherwise,
/ Mrs. David Dunlop and children lef
yesterday for the Virginia Hot, Spring
where they VIII spend the summer
Misses Edith and Grace Burke ar
attending the commencement exercise
OF the Visitation Convent a, Frederick
Md, where their sister, Miss Madeline
is a student
. The special board OF directors of tn
Central State Hospital met to-day TO
the transaction mainly of routin
business.
x Hon. Robert rurnbull will be tn
: only candidate for Congress in thu
q district, no opposition having de
/, Veloped, and this being the last da
II on which candidates could enter III
primary for the nomination. Mr.. Turn