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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-30
WAITING TO LYNCH HIN.

There was some fear last night OF y'o;;
lence, but the people seem to be sstlsned
now to let the law take its course, although
there were fifty men concealed about town
last night for the purpose of lynching him
If he was rot found guilty. He was taken
to Alexandria again this morning for
safety.
Wien the verdict of the jury was given
Helms expression did not change, and he
continued eating sandwich, after which
he asked for q cigar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-30
THE VERDICT.

After brief arguments by the counsel the
iury retired, and after about two hours re
turned a verdict Of guilty of murder in the
first degree. Helm will not be sentenced
until Joe Dye is tried, at the next term OF
court
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-30

PORT OF RICaMoSD, DEcsxBER 20. ls9L
ARRIVED.
steamer Ariel, Deyo, Norfolk, msrchsndise
and passs ngers IL Is. Tatum, vics-pfssldept
SAILED
Steamship Old Dominion, Couch, New YORK,
merchandise and passon gers; George W. Allen
s. Co, agents.
PoRToF NEWPORT NEWS. DEC 20. 1851
IBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship County Derry, Galveston. to eoaL
steamship knutsford, Savannah, 70 cosL
Epworth, 81. Vincent.
Steamship County Derry, Liverpool.
Steamship Knutsford, Liverpool
Schooner Alice d. PHILIPPE, Boston, coal
PoRToF WEST POINT. Drcxxssh29, iSsL
lBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship Danvfle. Bennett, baltimore.
Steamship Berkshire. Snow, Providence.
steamer Kim City, Walkertop.
SAILED.
Steamship DauviIle. Baltimore.
Steamer Elm City, Waikerton
Steamship Berkshire. Norfolk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-30
With valuable and miscellaneous presents
Tor the scholers and teachers.

With valuable and miscellaneous presents
Tor the scholars md teachers.
DxsfgSoTNE PRE-
The feed-heuse. containing three hun.
urtd bales of hay and one hundred bushels
ot cofn. and pile OF sawed and dressed
umbet. estimated 10 coatasn two hnndred
thousand feet, 1T Towards, N. O., belong
ine 70 Grceuieaf. johnson & Son, lumber
company. OF Norfolk, Va, and Baltimore,
ma. canght Oh fire on the morning of the
zist, and was completely destroyed. Tho
loss u estimated at over $4,000
jim Clark. a negro boy, while playing
WIN another negro bow had two of his
myers cut OF with q Ratchet.
A GOOD SHOT.
The Indian lecturer, STAR gave two
lectures IA town last week. On the 27th
ne, IN company with several Of the sports
men OF the town, wont Notwithstanding
on tho lowlauds living on the Roanoke
river. The party returned home at night
WIN eighty-sesen BIRDS. The 6portsmen
say that star - l. the best shot they over
saw, and there are some very good marks
men IN this community.
SOLD FIVE TINFs.
Henry Cherry. a negro man aged ninety
three, died on the 9th instant. This old
man was born on the 9th Of December,
lfS5, was sold five times during his life, and
on the 9th OF December every time.
Mrs. Joseph H. Etherside is very sick
with the grip. and there are good many
cases OF II in town and near by. but in
most cases II IL not "a severe and dangerous
as 1t has been during the past two years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-30
RECIPROCITY ARRANGEMENT
Between the United sts:ss and England
What 1t Embraces
fBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.

lBy telegraph 10 the Dispatcn-I
WASHINGTON. ID. G.. December ga re-
ciprooity arrangement has been entered
into between Secretary Blaine and the
British Minister to embrace the British
West Indian colonies Jamaica, the Lee
ward and Wiudward Islands, except Gre
NADIA, Trinidad, and the colony of British
Guiana. IL is expected that the arrange
ment will 90 into operation as to the West
Indian colonies named on February lst
next. and as 20 British Guiana March 3lst
next. The Official proclamation and cor.
respondence will probably not DO issued
for ten days or two weeks, as 1t must
await notice that the tariff legisla
tion of the colonies rendered necessary
by the arrangement has been enacted
But for the Information of the com
merciAl public the schedules OF articles
are published. The free-list includes
farm snimals for breeding purposes, agri.
cultural implements, Including. vehicles
cotton seed and its products. fertilizers
cured meats. except bacon and hams. fish
fresh or cured railway materials and roll
ing stock. nsval stores. printing materials
of everg description, shiD- building mate
rails. agary thing pertaining tc steam ma
chineiv, telegraph materials, and many
other articles Of less extensive use. Re
auctions of IS and so per cent. from the
existing tariff are made upon other srti.
cles Of extensive expert from the United
States.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-30
MRS. GILMER'S CASE.
THE COUNTERPART OF THE BAKER
POISONING AT ABINGDON.
The Commonwealth Not Besdy and the
Case Is Dismtssod-Nc. oths. Reasons
Given-Pubiio Surprise at Result.
LspeclaI ielegraln o thc pIspaleh.l


ABINGDON. VA. December %. Tho case
Of the Commonwealth q. hrs. Margate;
Gilmer for tho alleged poisoning Of her
husband. Wyndham r. Gilmer, was called
for trial in the County Court this morning.
Judge Hutton. attorney for the Common
wealth, stated that he had understood the
case was not to be tired az this term OF the
court. and consequently was not ready,
having no witnesses summoned.
MUST IL DISPOSED.
Mr. Wysor, Of counsel for the defendant.
insisted that the case must be disposed OF.
and also said ho had informed the Com
inonwealth's attorney some two weeks
ago that be would press for trial. The
Court said he did not think any legal
ground had been stated for continuance,
but that he would give the attorney for
the Commonwealth time 10 have the wit
nesses summoned Judge Hutton then
said il the Court held the case must tee
tried he would ask 10 have II dismissed.
A. this point Mr.. G.. I. Irigg. who sUbse-
quently stated that he was associate coun::
sol for the Commonwealth, interposed end
asked the Court 10 delay for moment.
DISMISSED.
After conference with Judge Hutton
Mr.. Trigg stated 20 the Court that he did
not think the case ought 20 he dismissed,
and that If it was done the reAsons for so
doing ought to be stated and made a mat
ter Of record. This the Court did not
deem necessary, and the case WAS dis
missed 1t will be remembered that this
Is the counterpart of the famous DIT. J. A
p. Baker case, with which the public Is
yet familiar.
PUBLIC COMMENT.
A crowd of people were in town and a
large. part of the day has been spent IN
discussing this action IN connection with
the vigorous effort TO convict DIR. Baker
only few weeks ago.
Ii was also matter Of comment that
when the case was called the prisoner was
in the Office of the Commonwealth's al
tOrney.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-30
DEATHS.


RTAIR.-Died. on December Goth, at 4
p NJ az the residence of Mes James II.
Biar. Miss JOSEPHINE MAYO BLAIR,
in tbe sIxty-third year of her age.
Funeral on THURSDAY at IL A. III. from
Gface-Street Presbyterian church. "
BRANCH.-Died. in Asheville, n. c., on
Christmas morning. At the residence of her
stepson. Thomas W. Branch, Mrs. &. A..
BRANCH, widow OF Jordan Branch, Of Pc
tersbure, and mother Of Mrs. Emmett K.
Morton, of this city.
"He giveth HIS beloved rest"
BURTON Died. Monday. the 2Sth in
slant, at 2:2O i. 81. after short and PAIN
ful suffering, w. A. BURTON, beloved
husband of f. j. Burton, in the forty
ninth year OF hls age.
Funeral TO-DAY "wednesday at II A.
NJ from Leigh-Street Baptist church.
Friends ald acquaintance invited 20 at
tend.
COLES.-Died. Monday morning, at 3
O'clock. at the residence OF Robert Taylor,
on Price ctreet. Mrs. BETSY COLES (col-
ored). in :he seventy-sixth year OF her age.
The funeral will take place THIS
"Wednesday AFTERNOON from the
Third Methodist Episcopal church (coi-
ored) at 5 o'clock.
TLEBERG.-Die at his residence
on Second-Street read, LEWIS FREDE-
RICK, youngest son of Rudolph and Lena
KsstlebeIg. in the fifteenth year OF bis
age. r..
Johns German Lutheran church THIS
"wednesday AFTERNOON at $50 p. Nj.
Friend, and acquaintance respectfully in-
yited TO attend.
MARSTON.-Died, at the home Of her
cousin. Mss +. +. Wright. No. ia west
Cary street. December 2gth, ut l:2O L. NJ.
Miss LOU s. MARSION.
Washington and Baltimore papers please
copy.
McNAHON.-Died.s suddenly, at the Gos-
Works YESTERDAY afternoon At $3.50 O'Clock,
| PATRICK MCMAHON.
The notice of the funeral Will appear IN
| to-morrow's paper.
Washington papers please copy.
POH.-Died, December 29th, at 1890 A.
NJ. KATIE, infant daughter OF j. }. and
| X. /. Poh; aged three years and four
months.
Iuterment yesterday.
PERKINSON.-Died December 20, 1891,
| NELLIE II. PERKlNSON. infant daugh-
| ter of Thomas b, and Rosa Y. Perkinson;
AGED sixteen months and twenty days.
"Suffer little children to come unto Me,
| for of such is the kingdom of Heaven"
| Funeral will take place ut her fathers
residence, 70G State street. THIS (Wednes.
davJ EVENING at hslf-past 2 o'clock.
| Friends of the family are respectfully in.
| vited TO attend.
| REDFORD.-DiedJ January 2sth. at 1l0s
| north Twenty-hfth street. after brief ill
ness, JOSEPH f. BEDFORD, in the fifty
| fourth year of his age.
Funeral services WEDNESDAY MORN
| ING at IL o'clock from Unlon-Station
church. Friends and acquaintance re.
spectfully invited TO attend
Staunton aud Norfolk papers please
| cong 2t+
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-30
ARE THEY CHILEAN SPlESl
I've Foreigners Who Have Been Making
Maps of san Francisco's Harbor.


CHIcAGo. December 2s.--A morning pa
par saws that an officer of General Miles's
staff received telegram last evening
from his brother. United States soldier
stationed at San Francisco, telling him
of the arrest there yesterday of two
foreigners-One a Spaniard, the other a
Chilean-who have been there for the past
three weeks and acting in manner to
cause suspicion. They spent much time
IN their room in their hotel observing the
strictest secrecy. They bought consldera-
bic quantities of drawing materials, such
as are used in making maps and plans, and
when they went out they always went
in the direction of the harbor,
where they were several times sur
prised while in the apparent act OF
making surreptitious survey OF that
locality with compass. They also en-
deayored persistently 10 get information
as TO the location and plans for exploding
the torpedoes located in tine hC:bor. The
men were arrested on charge OF va,
Crancy, though they are strongly suspected
Of being Chilean spies, IL is not supposed
that the charge of vsgrancy can be main
tanned, as the men are well supplied with
money.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-30
=, s,.o.. ss,u.rv. el.osx: Nay, Oio0)t

Der, sl.os: January, el.o3k; hay, ILL.,
Corn sfrrxniaf lossf Ncsk Adj Insiy s<t<Sst
No. 2 S2a52,<c. In elevator, 13s3t}fc. s9.1x1tt
optioos speculation SLOW: market cIose1 49,
town. with weak caoies snd unexPes ~
receipts: pecembsr and January Sl&e ~
5oslc. oats weaker moderately acstvei $780,
quiet and easier December. 3SBa sea1ssv
5pxc nay, $40. spot, NO y, ss}}s1tc
mixed western, 3SHaftc, Cohee-Oy X
ovened steady and closed barely steedy az
points up 70 10 points down Decemoer, e1SstS -
Sl235: January, siLNasi2.3Q; sp4
weak: No. z. l2Ssal3:. susar--ksw dsu 80
about steady: refined steady ana 49,
Molssses-New Orleans fairly active end "a n
fair demand. petroleum stesdy. Ccssons
seed oil weak crude. zfisc. kosin eteeey n nss
quiet; strained, common 20 good. s5SSs
St.4o Turpentne quiet aud steady - S44s
33he. Peanuts steady. Meats dull. ks.11
lower and moro active; western steam. 9cy-D
bid; city, s5.pGss6: January. tt.3l: nsys
s663. fre,ghts dun and steady; op'oo'
1l-64d. srail, ~. 80
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, December 2a. Wheat showed more
strength around tie opening to-day and maze
come advance. but stii there was nothinE hke
animation or igor 10 he tfsding Dl.e tocei
business stlil dgags, and there IL scarcely eny
outside Grade. inc early strength departed
before neon. however and the early scvsn .
eas lost. ie.e cables all came In loSer: ouysrs
drew out and With iioeral Snsrinss, sesc' prices
we're easily made.
Cash quotations. Flour steady and unchanged,
No. spring wheat, s9Ssa90hc. 40 siei. e0txs.
No. 9 corn, 3gsta3yssc. No, oats, sc. Pde.
s7s5ass.bQ lard. a. a5is shor, rips
s5.05as5l6 Dry-salied shoa dsgs sa6s;<
Short-c,esf. IS 45ss5.5 30. Wbiskey, slls.
Tha feadInR fufuf e. fanget as fO,.Oxs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-30
AN OLD c. S. NAVAL OFFICER DEAD.
Tho Most Successful Bioekads-Rnnner
During the War.
TBy telegraph 70 tho Dispatch.'

AysApoLIs. Mn. December 29.--Uaptain
John wilkinson, aged about sixty-seven
wears. died OF his home here to-day. Cap
tam Wilkinson entered the navy In 1887
and rose 70 the rank OF lieutenant, but re,
ss.,nsd Mt the breaking out Of the war and
~snt Sonth. He commanded the Confede-
rate steamer Robert 4. Lee and was. con
s;dered the most successful blockade
ynnner of the war. He has resided IN An
nspolis for number of years, and has
had a school for the preparation OF candi"
dates for the Naval Academy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-30
A FATAL COLLISION.
TWO FREIGHT TRAINS WRECKED
THROUGH A MISTAKE IN ORDERS
Four Men Killed and Two Fatally Wound
ed--wrecked Cattle Cars Catch Fire
Tho Animals Roasted to Death.
lnr Telegraph TO the pIspaich.l

ST. LouIs. December ga special 10
the Post Dispatch from Chillicolhe, No.
says: By mistake in tram orders dis
astrous collision occurred between two
freight trains on the Hannibal and St
Joseph railroad seven miles east Of here at
o'clock this morning, resulting in the
death of four trainmen and the fatal
wounding Of two others The dead are:
Engineer Busbee. of Engine 81. -~--.
Fireman Barry. OF Engine SO.
Fireman Price of Engine s..
Brakeman Mike h. Gilmore.
Brakeman Gall was taken from under
meath pile OF de5ris aud - SO badly III
iured that re cannot live, while Engineer
hannal. Of Engine 46. has received internal
INJURIES and VII die.
Eleven cars Of cattle we're wrecked. The
wreck caught fire and tho poor animals
were slowly roasted TO death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-30
MILES IN WASHINGTON.
Only to Attend n Wedding, Though, He
says-The Chilean situation.
.oro.ro ~ 60 Tho niapatch

WASHINGTON, d. c., December 29.-Gene-
raj Niles, accompanied by Mrs. Miles, ar
rived here this afternoon and went lmme-
diately TO his quarters at the Shoreham.
The General declined to comment on the
Chilean situation or the troubles with the
CARA reyolutionists on the Mexican Dor.
der. but denied emphatically that he had
been ordered here by the War Depart
ment. He came. he said, to attend the
wedding tomorrow evening OF MISS
Rachel Sherman, the daughter of Senator
Sherman. and a relative OF his own. He
expects to remain here for few days after
the wedding.
The Chilean situation remains un-
,bap0od
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-30
DISSOLVED BY IMPERIAL ORDER.
a New Japanese House of Representatives.
to BE Elected.
[By telegraph to the Dispatch.l

WASHINGTON, d. c., December 29.--Tele.
grams have been received in this city an
nouncing that on the 25th instant the
House of Representatives, of the japanese
Diet was dissolved by imperial order un-
der Article Of the Constitution. The
House of Peers Is prorogated and q new
election for members Of the lower house
must be held within five months. The
Government bases its action upon de-
sire TO test public opinion concerning the
policy of the popular party in the House
of Representatives, which. since the
meeting of the Diet last mouth, has indis-
criminately opposed all Government msa-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-30
THE NORFOLK AND WESTERN R, r.
A Statement Of the Roads Earnings for
Eleven Months
INV ts,egtaph 20 the Dispatch. ]

PHLLDELPHIA, December 29;-The state;
ment Of the earnings OF the horfolk ana
Western Railroad Company for the month
of November, 1891, as compared with the
coYresponding month of last year shows
gross earnings of SsSs, 5O7.9l. an increase
81 act. sl2.5s; expenses Including taxes,
500 I2I. 81, an increase of S26, $3.50; net
earnings, sos. 1884. an increase OF $780,
534.0
For the FIRST eleven months of the pres
ent wear ending November 3Oth the gross
Earnings were s., 1895, 2SS.6i, an increase as
compared with the corresponding period
of 1890 of 1914, 45l.66; expenses uneindlng
taxes1. IS. 4s9, 1851, an increase OF $685.
1is.ss, net earnings. 90, 906, 5i9l0, an in-
crease OF S205, 1880.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-30
Mean temperature.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YoRK, December 2g..-.Ihe stock
market to-day for the first tine in many
DAYS showed real reactionary temper.
and while there were evidences Of support
and the demand from commission houses
continued heavy the realizatlons Of profits
by those who desire to close up everything
with the year, added to the efforts of the
bears 20 take advantage CT this realizing,
forced small concessions in almost every
thing traded in, while few of the leading
shares ioade material declines from last
nights prices. The movement began in
London. which came lower this morning.
and the market from the start was III
Glued 20 follow, but the strength shown
by the Gould properties, and Missouri.
Pacific 10 particular, checked the decline
during the whole of the forenoon.
THE WHOLE LIST DOWN.
Later, however. the coalers could not
bear the pressure and declined quite
sharply, which brought the whole list
down. The strength displayed IN cpecial
stocks. however, wns still one OF the fea-
lures OF the parket, and in the face Of the
general weakness Omaha common vas
| forced mp over per cent. in the afternoon
and while not closing at the best figures
tcored marked gain for the day, Asusual
| of late, the Iudustrials were quiet and
without feature, and the Changers fol
| lowed the rest Of the list throughout the
| day, though Burlington was specially weak
and lost material amount.
THE MARKET RALLIES.
The opening was .ame and lower IN
sympathy with the London quotations,
| and the early trading saw further oonces-
| sion oil along the line. but the strength IN
| Missouri Pacific rallied the market, and
prices We're brought up above the opening,
| the movement being helped by special
strength in distillers and consolidated gas,
the last named rising over per cent. lie
attack at the close dropped Jersey Central
| from lt3K to li0li and the others followed,
| both tine Goulds and other leading shares
| giving WAY with readiness. Tho losses
reached about ~ per cent. IN the more
| active shares, aud the downward move
ment was not checked TILL the last hour,
when the sudden rapid rise IN Omaha raj
he'd the list again, though only for frac-
| uOnal amounts. The pressure was r.
| sumed IN the final dealings, and the mar
ket closed active and heavy at close to
| the lowest prices of the day. The final
| losses are 10 most cases large reactions,
| but Lackawanua lost about l per cent,
| Burlington Ia, and Lake Shore ! per
cent. while Omaha is up IA per cent.
Sales Listed stocks, $4,000 shares; un.
| listed. 5000.
| MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Notwithstanding quiet and steady
| Commercial bills. 48l15a455H. Money cas-,
| az 21sa3 Suo-lreasury Dalances-Coin
| gill. 4O5. O00: currency. ?2,7as 900. Govern
ments dull but firm; Fer cents. lis
State bonds dull but firm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-30
THE FRISCO AT SAN DIEGO.
She Has Ammunition Enough to Supply
the Charleston and the Baltimore.

IBy telegraph 20 INC UISpHICH'I
San DIEGO, CAL, December 29.-Accord-
ing 10 Admiral Brown, who is now here
with the San Francisco. the cruiser Charles
ton left Honolulu for Acapulco. Whether
the Charleston will come north orgo south
from Acapulco the Admiral declined to
saw. Captain Simpson says the San Fran
cisco has enough extra ammunition TO MI
I'D the Charleston and the Baltimore and
put them in campaign condition. 1t Is be-
iieved here that the san Francisco has or
ders 10 iemain at this port until the diplo-
matte relations with Chile take one turn
or anosher, snd that her disposition 10 fu-
ture. will depend upon the turn those
diplomatic relations take. The Baltimore
Is expected here ABOUT Thursday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-30
EFFECT OF LOW PRICES.
short Tobacco and Cotton Crops Next
Year-Aileged Cruelty 20 Convicts.

fear-Aileged Cruelty 10 Conyiets.
Correspondence Of tho Richmond DIspatch.l
SCOTLAND NECK, December 20 A farmer
from Nash county told your correspondent
Yesterday that the low prices Of tobacco
this year VIII prevent al increase in
the tobacco crop next year. The farmers
there will not plant 50 much cotton. but
will diversity.
A gentleman who visited the Catalonia
farm yesterday SAYS that the peritentiary
convicts are being worked III mud and
water now up 20 their knees without boots.
lie said 1t Is almost a cruelty 70 work men
so at this season, even if they are criminals.
The grip has not been prevalent nor Be-
rious in cases here tins season.
MONEY WASTED.
A very obseTvant gentleman remarked
that, nOtwithstandingthe exceedingly hard
times, he had never seen so much money
wasted on Christmas fun in bis life AS was
wasted here last week
Dir. A. w. Early, of Aulanier, is here on
business with Mr.. W. A. Dunn.
BIZ. 5. Rostchild. of West Point. Va, is
here for few days.
There have been no stock brought TO this
market tins season. The farmers are
raising their own stock, so have little 10
buy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-30
Funeral Notice.

The funeral Of LEWIS FREDE-
RICK KASTLEBERG. who died Deem
Der %. 1891. at 4:45 p. NJ. will take place
from st. Johns German Lutheran church,
corner Eighth and Marshall streets, TO
DAY December 30th) at 2 O'clock p NJ.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited TO attend without further notice.
Baltimore papers please copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-30
A VENERABLE LAOY DEAD.
Mr.. Lewis Dies OF His Injuries-Farmers
DemOraiizcd bg Low Prices.

Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispstch.l
WELDON, N. c.. December 29.-Mrs F..
j. Cheek died at her husbands residence
here this morning ct an advanced age.
Her husband Is also at the point of death
and Is not expected TO live.
Mr.. Thomas Lewis, of this county, who
had his leg broken while riding on the
log-carrier at a saW-mlli short time back.
died Of his injuries late yesterday after
noon.
Short crops and low prices in this sec
ton have completely demoralized farm
ers Few, if any, are arranging for the
coming year.
DR.. J. A. Collins. of Enfield. one of the
best-known physicians i'll this county, IS
sick with the grip. DR.. Green, Of this
place, visits him daily.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-30
ASSEMBLIES PRETTY WEDDING.
BIZ Julius c. Martin United to Miss Willie
Helen GOcrtz-A Tour.

Especial telegram 10 the DisVatch.l
AsHEvILLE, n. c.. December pat 1870
to-day Julius &. Martin. one of Asheville's
rising lawyers, was married at the resi-
ience Of Mr.. Il. +. Goertz, to Miss Willie
Helen Goertz. the Rev. w. $. =. Bryon Of
iiciaung. Miss Goertz was born II Stras-
burg, and with her father and mother has
resided here only eighteen months. but
has many friends and admirers. Mr.. Mar
tin is IA native Of Wilkes county. n. O., and
is OF the law firm of Gudger d Martin.
The bride and groom go North for two
weeks