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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-23
MANY ARE LIS WEDDINGS.
Three Couples Married In the Afternoon
and One ut Night.

AN1 VNf ~ shfkPff
There was a brilliant marriage at the Fair.
Avenue Methodist church last night nj 3
O'clock, The contracting parties beng Mr.. Eze-
kiei S. Talloy and Mss kibel N. Mills. The fol-
lowing gentlemen acted as nshers Messrs. f..
Walker Jeter tbost NAM, John A. Taiiey, n.
Alonzo Han snd John ID. Atkinson Miss Ida
Gentry presided az tho organ. Tho ceremony
was performed by Row. L. j. Phaup. Of Bon All,
formerly pastor Of THIS church. Aitar the cere-
mony the bridal party repaired 10 the residence
81 the BRIDGE mother, where they met Mr.. and
Mrs Urban ID. Mills, 1ust married an hour before,
and all partOoS OF sumptuous wedding supper.
THIS was the first marriage IN the pretty new
church, iust completed which If the successor Of
Mr.. Urban ID. Mails and Mas Esther d. Mack
wore married at O'clock at the residence OF the
brides parents, No. zoos Ncnsble street Rev.
Mt fhaap onictated, aud there was Jolnt re-
ccpuon as stated above.
NANeHyY--
Mr. Charles Manchey and Miss Louisa Baci.
Ralupo we're united IN marriage at tho residence
OF the brides father, No. 22lS VI street, yester-
day afternoon nj O'clock.
Rev. Father Donahue, Of st. Patricks church,
ohciated, aud the following gentlemen acted as
ushers: Nessrs. J. w. BacigslupO (best man,
j. j. Mulcaro Sol Harrison, and August Bae-
galupO
tan and carried white chrysanthomumA Tho
ushers were Ia evening dress.
After the ceremony the newly-wedded couple
left on trip 10 Baltimore.
The groom Is a popular carpenter, who IL en-
ployed at the shops Of the Richmond and Dan
Vile railroad. His bride, n daughter Of Mr.. T..
NJ. BacigAlupO. Is an attractive brunette.
GRHKN--NBREDfTH.
A quiet and pretty marriage took place AZ tho
residence OF the brides father, Mr. NJ. J. Nero
dith, 500 north Twenty-seventh street, last
night, the contracting parties being MIR. Rich
mond Green, collector for the furniture house Of
Haskell & Hatton, and Miss Edna +. Meredith.
Tee rooms were beautifully arranged. Music
and singing served 10 give beauty and charm TO
the Occson. The happy and cheerful counte-
nances Of the guests told better than words the
index OF their hearts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-23

J. W. Cary Master OF Finance, J. X Sheppard
Maa.9r Of Exchequer, l. W. Dorset; Keeper OF
Records and Seal, Charles o. Sayilie inner
Guard. q. A. Chapman: Outer Guard, Iheo-
Gore Ros.h. Pas:-Chanceior William 5. Wood
son was chosen % represent the lodge al the
soseion Of the Grand Lodge 20 be held IN
this city the third Tneeday IN February. Inc
session promises 20 I've one OF unusual interest,"
20 the fraternity, as the Dnal action OF virginia
Ia the Hines-memorial matter will DO taken.
Tho lot selected for the memorial han. nj the
corner OF Seventh aud Grace streets, is admiralty
adapted for lodge purposes. and tho indications
hre that tho long-delnyed tribute % tho Pytbtan
martyr win coon be "a course OF erection.
AZ n regular meeting Of Lee Lodge, No. 80,
Order q TOntI, held as Wilklnson's Hah, corner
Ninth and Franklin streets, last night the ioi-
loving officers we're elected for the ensuing
term Past President, G. Eyensen; President,
n. A. Richardson; Yice-President, ;. L. Gillian
Secretary. w. w. Gapwiit; Treasurer, a. W.
Noting. Jr.. Medical Examiner. Thomas J.
Riddell; Chaplain, w. n. Booker; Marshal
James II. Goddin; Guard, ). l.. WOOD senilne,'
G. r. Guvernster; Trustees, ". II. Scott, b. d.
BOudar, and James T. Vaughan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-23

- the presents that the girls expect TO
4. ....r cousins ana brothers are eA-
.c.y unique. Yesterday | saw one tair
ft mas vt1 was VreoaVing % send friend
t.. ...ta's. and ~ was evident that tue neck
F..r GAS Go br enclosed IN a silk case, for she
.-t...t 49, jne following inscription: This
....t -.. 800 that biuas" OF course everybody
I...t .. AnUw that Is wasn't. but just Tho same.
...s .uOt has been ultimately tied by Just
.. '..I--. aud Ia this particular case things
. -.t .l. that say.
-.- gLaus Baptist Missionary Society Of
.iis lrcparing an attractive programme
o. .I....-s- iJr the afternoon II Chrisimas-Day
0. .. -.-uul church. lnfaut-c,ass children
g. .a. aeycral churches Will TAX part, AMI tho
,.....e- that have leea distributed for mis-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-23

tone OF the market few less buyers attending,
due 10 winding mp the year.
Davis & Gregory Compsnys highest, col;
Shelburnes. s4S today.
county rod wrapper. Short dark leaf and the
smooth short, rich tugs, with few piles Of good.
red. sweet oilers composed tho main sales to-
day. There was nothing 20 attract stetnmers or
shippers on the break to-day, and very little for
this week.
Mr.. 4. o. Brausford Is in the city.
Mr.. w. 4. Hancock IL out hunting birds.
Sales OF old wrappers continue good.
The Louisville (ky.) market was the strongest
yesterday tor some days; over 500 hogsheads
offering per day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-23
A,,an-wnrnn smashed.

Mau-W Wagon No. . was struck by Car NO; -,
on the Main-street line last night about IO:5u
o'clock aud the vehicle was totally deuloIishouI
The colored driver had large quantlty OF mal
IN 90 OF on the 10:45 Chesapeake and ONO tram
and was driving down Main street os rapidly as
possible IN order TO get 20 the depot IN tune.
car No %, Motorman Bottoms, was also goihg
East and when the car had gotten
almost 10 Fifteenth street, Just behind
and 10 tho left Of the wagon, the driver
attempted TO cross the track and go OUT nli
teenih 70 Franklin. when the vehicle Was SUI ucs
he mail scattered promlscuously around ths
street. The horse With the driver, escspeu
without injury. The front Of the car Sas some
'nIS the accdent was unavoidable, as the car
was 40 close TO tho wagon when the negro az.
tenpted 10 cross the track. CAREERS wagon
WAS ipnoned for and responded IN tune 20 ar =,
the mail 10 the depot in time 10 get on 90 tht
I0.45 train. Travel was blocked for 10" MN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-23
AGermnn Tnrnverein.

A movement IL on foot here among the Ger
mans and Commandments to start Turn
yerein. paper Is 10 circulation Tor signatures,
,,lesglng membership and support and already
= GOOD list has been secured. similar orgaul-
zapiop once existed in Richmond, aud was Tor
long time IN fourishing condition. Professor e:
A. Suetterlen, OF New YORK, is IN me Guy anu
a. confident that the movement will be success
ful when a suncient number OF names has been
secured A meeting viii be held for formal or
ranizatlon. The Germans arc enthusiastic
gymnasts, and If they take hold OF hls matier'
q Al h expected they will. an institution that
viii be a credit TO tho city will be established.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-23
The Police Court.

In the Police Court yesterday morning negro
named Albert Stewart WAS charged with con-
ducfing a game OF policy" No case was made
out against him aud he was discharged.
Richard Turner was sent 10 the city aims
house az q vagrant.
Horace Bernard Carter Kerrich, Willie Valen-
tine and Walter Ford, little white boy, were up
Tor throwing rocks at the windows Of the house
Of Alphonso Rienzo. No. Ol4 east Cary street.
Rien2o cOuld not prove that either OF tho lads
were engaged IN the work OF bathing his place
and they were discharged. III was made 20 pay
gao and costs for swearing out warrants
against the little fellows.
Alexander TunStaH lcOlOred) was charged with
unlawfully assauting young white man, and
ne and Samuel LipscOmt we're up on the accusa-
ton Of fighting IN the street. Both cases we're
continued until tomorrow.
An attachment was issued for william BAKER
twhitel charged with fighting in the 0ar-room OF
A. GirOiatni.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-23
THE c. & O. TaAIN-RoBBeRs.
Collins on TrIai-The Sweetheart Of the
Murdered German Testifes.
nv TELEGRAPH 10 the Dispatch.l

HuNGTINGTOS, W. VA, December IA jury
was secured in the trial OF Collins, the Chesa-
peake and Ohio traiu-robber. this afternoon.
The defence asked postponement till Monday,
bat Judge Harvey refused their request. Miss
Eicher, the sweetheart o. the murdered German,
was the first witress called by the state. Her
testimony was taken through the aid Of an IN
terpreter She IS bright lntergent-lookmy
Young lady butrearly broke down in tears seye-
raj times as tho terrible death scene OF her
lover was brought up wildly by the questions OF
the attorneys. II Ia her belief that Collins shot
Mr. Leck. Tho robbers viii claim that they were
compelled 20 shoot him in self-defence, that he
would not have died had no received prompt
medical treatment, anu that their only object
Wag robbery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-23

! giVable as a KISS, liable Sets,
Doylies, Table Runners, &c. Some
all linen, others part silk.
East Aisle
Stamped Linens, andany Linens,
or Velvet, Plush, or Felt stamped
for you at the Fancy.Goods Coun-
tiers.
West Aisle.
The snap in the weather is not
more stimulating to all Of us than is
the price-cutting to WRAP selling.
Taking off 10 per cent. these happy
holiday times Pooh, we don't
bother with trifleS---t there's % per
cent, and often more, difference
between the value of these Wraps
and the NOW prices.
Brown Imported Wrap, astrschan-trimmed;
/ gauntlets and vest embroidered, lined with
| SILK, s43 from go. tl..s
Black Velvet Cape, bead trimming, silk lined
An imported elegance only surpassed by q
real seal, SAC from s65.
| Hand-embr0ldered tan coat, mink edge, silk
| lined, puG sleeves; imported, ESQ from
1
Gray Cape, studded and embroidered; coque-
| feather trimming, $3.50 from s25.
Tan cape. applilued velvet trimming; change
able sllk lining, shaded angora fur edge, $50
| from sac.
At $3.50 aud $40 there's hosts Of pretty. new.
and correct wraps--every one ct ieas. a
| fourth under value.
| Tan Jackets, 90, worth $3.50. L
| Tan Mixed Jackets, s5, worth $3.50.
| Blue English Mixture, velvet collar, s4-whicf
| IL an eye-opener.
| Elegant Blue Newmarkets, with capes--a this
| seasons elegane 1890, worth els.
| Newmarketa. OF last years make. intrinsic
| value then s12 TO els. Any now for 90
Have you looked at them.
| What Don't Richmond readers
admire Ruskin We bought
sparingly, and yet there's slow
ness of going. volumes, cloth
The Cohen price was SIo.oS they
can be bought to-day for $3.50.
Coopers Works, 10 volumes, clcth-shey IN
cludo Leather-ssessiny and Sea Tales; soS
Full library edition OF VashtnSscn irving.
volumes. cloth; lovely SEA rs 700 Cnost
masy q binding 70 carry over. ellsa WAS
sSis.
| Any getable book got for you
1.-THE COHEN co,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-23

road 10 loave here Tor Washington at about
o'clock in the morning. Tho crews on the At-
lantic Coast line who have heretofore run only
run through 20 South Rocky Monnt, n. c. An
additional train viii also be put on this line.
Major Myers. WIN IL general superintendent OF
the Atlantic Coast Line tom Richmond 70 No.-
doa, will nave MS jurisdiction EXTENDED 70 south
Rocky Mount There win be no change Ia the
time u the arrival OF the matt train nom the
North which gets here at $50 A. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-23
CanitoI Matters.

Governor Mckinney yesterday received copy
of n Joint resolution passed by the vermont
Legislature, petitonng Congress ana the Legs
latures OF Other States 20 pass laws esla Dhshlhg
a uniform policy in regard 10 immigration from
foreign countries and migration between the
states. -, vu,;.v,
Tho Governor has refused TO pardon Wi,nam
Santsnber Of unlawful assault and sentenced
10 tx mouths in tall and 20 pay fine OF sloO.
The certificate OF the Secretary o. STATE &C
kuOwiedging the receipt Of the ceruned vote tor
ELECTORS from Virginia has been received at the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-23
successful " Colonial Ball"
rcorrespondence OF tho Richmond Dlspal

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
WEST POINT, VA, December 22.-The ladies Of
the EDiacoDal church closed a very successful
"CoIonlal Razaar7 on Tuesday night, their re-
ceipts being about $3.50.
Sir. Willard Hughes, OF West Virginia, Is visit
ing relatives IN town.
An of the West Point merch ants are having an
extraordinary Christmas trade. With i'm
proved ferrIage facilities West Point is tas: be-
coming commercial centre OF no mean i'm
pOrtance.
IL appears that Mr. w. If. FAIRY, who was the
popular Postmaster under the last Democratic
administration. has the inside track for the
place a second time. lie has the almost unanl-
nous support Of the Democratic voters OF tho
town HIS long experience IN Uncle Sans SER
vice renders him particularly. efficient, and,
what Is even more, the people desire his ap-
pOintment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-23
That watef-Gas Plant.

The subcommittee from the Comnittee on
light win make a tour through a mum per Q.
nn,tbern cities IN order 20 more fully acqualns
tr,.,nseiyes with the Wator-gas plants before
NOV award the contract Tor the erection OF tne
uroposed plant here. IL will be apant lou,
months after the contract Is given before inc
new plant will be IN operation mere: me ~
yyay % the consumers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-23
Contaminated Chang. OF schedule.

j. IL understood that there viii be change OF
schedule on the Kchaond, Fredericksburg. ana
.iOmac railroad about the LIST OF January.
4Lo oiilcials wero not prepared yesterday ~
tie out details. but II IL stated unofielally thst
.he changes contemplated arc as foligws: The
rtinail, which arrives here at 2:3b y. NJ, will
Gog nere tea minutes sooner. Treiu No. IA.
Nbieh leaves for the North at D:05 A. ~. will
~ come 70 Richmond, hut go North by way Of
- Oet hne, ana run several hours sooner
80 ~ present new tram VIII DO pct on the
Aehmopd. Merchandising aud Potomac
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-23
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

Reported for the Dispatch
pEcEMBra 22.-No auction offerings on Change
to-day. .-..-x. .S q, .
Private sales: Wrappers. 20; smokers, ~ ;
oIlers. A: darks, 7--total. lis hogsheads.
IntsrpaI-reyenuo coilectionsi Cigars and
cigarettes, SsO.s5 tobacco, s2,445.4s-totai.
s2,Sze.33.
park loose sales: Crenshsws Wsrshonse,
lasse pounds: highest price, 1915. shockoe
wsrehopse. 1870 pounds; highest price,
Probably the last loose sales Of the year win
be- to-.norrow. There Is no change 70 note IN NE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-23
m. Now MIlitary Company.

THO newly-o-sanized company Of the First
Virginia Regiment already has membership OF
eity-ooe, rank aud nle, and is enjoying great
nrosperity. Mr.. John A. Herndop, who was 70,
Gently elected captain, will pro9eo" lorT "a 81
10 nanars TO the Governor to-day, ana u u
noned mai ere long the iufentrymen VIII appear
a. their uniforms Mr. Herndon has hsd a
thorough military training, aud was Tor ''hs
,,wa me captain OF tho Danviiie Blues. 80,
NJ. new company which will have lbs pfst dril!
a., Jsnnsry, will DO technically known as " q,
~ n, "a moi vet been decided whether the organi'
Lion will have q company name or not
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-23
,cca Tcmn,e Elects It's Officers.

The annual meeting Of Acca Temple. Mobiles
Of the Mystic shrine. was held last night win
quite A fun attendance. Besides trausncting a
good deal OF other business tho following Officers
we o el acted: ". Fred. Pleasant, grand po-
tcntats: George l.. street. chief OF Raddan 4;
Frank W. Cunningham, asSis ant Raddan; j. A.
Charleton, high priest; George W. R4dy, orient
al guide: John +. Mayer, treasurer; A. H. Gum,
recorder.
II had been intended 10 present Past-Grand-
Potentate Louis p. Ecker with handsome pO-
feutates Jewel last night, but he was absent,
having been called North by the death OF q rela-
tive. The presentation viii DO made at the
next meeting The Jewel is a very handsome
on-. The temple will also present Mrs. Ecker
with a set of silver knives and forks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-23
NRw WORK. rRnnnCR MARKET.

NEW YORK. December 22.--Flour more
active and frmer Southern quiet and arm.
Wheat moderately active and hrmer, the adj
vance in options checking business; No. 2 red,
75c. In store and elevator; 77lSc. ahoat; No .
red, 72c.; No. ., roc: options fairy active out
Irregular, closing 1rm at ISsl4sc. advance;
No 9 red, December. 75I6c.; January, 7oisc.
May, SVskc. Corn flrmer and quiet; No. =, 4Stla
4gs. In elevator: 499sa3eA anoat; ungraded
mixed. 4gl6a50c.; options closed urn AZ -:
decline 20 NC. advance; May, FEBRUARY, ana
January most nctive; December, 4sasc. Jsnu-
ary. 4gisr.; February, 50;sc.; May, 5lSlc. Oats
dull but firIner; options moderately active ana
frmer: May most active; December, 3Ossc.;
January, 36ssc.; May, 3s5sc.; NO o wnlse,
mixed western, 36Ibs3sc. white, 40a4lc.
COfee-Optlons opened steady, . 70 10 PSni '1
lower. and closed barely steady ana uncnsnsso
10 - points down; December' Sloas 10 20 20
March, sl5.45a515 $50; May. slo.2oasIo.<e
spo, Rio duh and easier; No. Z, 1885. sugar
Raw duh but firm; refined steady hoiesses
Foreign nominal: New Orleans STEADY aau
ouIet Rice 10 fair demand and STEADY
Petroleum steady and unchanged Cotton-see S
oil active and hrmer; crude, &c; yellow, nc.
Rosn dun but steady; strained, common 70
good, sl.27l5ast.32l3. Turpentine quiet anu
fleece, 25a33c. PORK quiet and firm. Beef dun
Beef-hams dull but firm. Iierced-oeei qulet;
Cut-meats arm and quiet. Modes hri1, L sti
quiet and easier: western steaul' S iOc "a
$1,000; city S9.7Jasl0; December, slV'oV
January. $1,000; May, $1,000.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. December 22.--For about two min
utes to-day the wheat pit Of the Board OF Trade
displayed more animation than IL has az any
time since odd Hutch" carried through MS 'lg
corner few years ago. Brokers yelled and
struggled 10 get into the tam, hats We're
smashed, and coats nearly torn on IN me frenzy
that animated the crowd, while the roar tnat
went up effectuaIly stopped all DUST
ness IN the other pits. All the tur-
moil resulted from the fact that
number OF shorts we're caught mapping lhere
was talk OF an outbreak In Paris. and feeIing
that the complication might involve other coun-
tries. There was no confirmation OF these ie-
ports, but they served 10 increase the nervous
feeling among shorts. and IN the excitement the
price went up 1870. The price at the close was
1I4c higher than il left of yesterday Corn IL
llc. higher. and oats are sc. mp, but provisions
show declines OF about 20c. In pork, from 10
I5c. In lard, and from 2Is TO DC. In ribs.
Cash quotations: Flour dull and irregular,
good deal OF inferior stun on sale. No. :
spring wheat, G196c.: No. spring wheat, 3oa
SIC. No. = red, 1880. No. corn, ~ ga
4lAc. No. 2 oats, SOC; No. . white, 33lea
34c. No. white. 3la311s Pork, si4.3Va
s144O. Lard, $1,000 kib-sdes, ss. ! "a
$500. Dry-salted shoulders, SIS leass'
ShOrt-clear, sS.60aSS.6j. Whiskey, sl.3O.
Leading futures ranged az follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-23
Ready for the jury.

This morning the case OF John Houseman. ia G
white man charged with criminally assaulting
his daughter, Will be given to the jury, ana Tue
prisoner Will shortly learn hiS tate.
All the testimony in the trial was concluded
"Wednesday nigh and yesterday morning at lu
o'rlO.k Mir. v. II. Beyerdse, wnO is assist
Ing Commonwealth s-Attorney Sands In the
nrosecutiOu. opeaed the arguments OF the
counsel Mr.. William VI. Ju5tis followed
in an able argument in defence o. the accused
and he IN turn was succeeded by his associate
MrW HAY Garnett. Mr.. SGnds was tho lsst.of the
Lawyers 20 speak and his address WAS An exceed
ingly forclble effort The arguments consumed
the entire day AMI did not conclude unul 800
o'clock last night, when the court adjourned 10
meet this morning 1T IL o'clock.
The Jury was taken to the Exchange Hotel
who're theY are slOpping.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-23
ABOUT THE HUsTlNas COURT.
Items aud Gossip Gloined by a Dispatch
Reporter Yesterday.

'TTTF qua NobsIp bIoiHe1 Dy UIsp"tVH
Reporter Yesterday.
.4rcs TOR the January term OF this court,
Wa beg.us "a Tuesday next, were drawn last
ttt
Judge Wit has received letter from Phil
Itr-.sy Lewis Wade, and William Clarkson,
Pc. were committed % jail for being too drunk
! i--rfy ia the Ryan case, asking bin torelease
l.- lu CHRISTMAS. They claim that IL was an
rrity upon them 70 have cast them ia pri-
ana urge - plea for their release that u
D. 'eoHs.aTy tor them 90 be a. taeir homes. Tbs
'ts bas not yet decided what he VIII do In the
, uiars-
heluty-Cierk Walter Christian received very
interesting communication yesterday from a
t.lAcmau liTing Ia another section OF the state.
d." fahod - know the requirements 10 procure
marnRge-lleense Ia the cityoi Redmond. Tho
tifacr Was: First a girl second, dollar; third,
tl-I " he Code u YlrglniA for 1897.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-23
slow nfaiI-Wsgons.

The northern train due at Byrd-street staiion
..tnnas y Al did not arrive last night unlii
~ ia sS0 delay o. tho mails q one hour and md
forty.ays ninutos This was bad en9usn ,,os
there was luther delay o. thistyseygn wnsre
hetwesn the depot and tho post-once, WV" ns.
~ ast,s did not arrive until IL midnight. IDS
Is inexcusaOie and shows gross neglect so'h0-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-23
Rnmnr.d Railroad Deal.

There was rumor in the city last night that
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway company
had secured controlling interest IN the DaDYlIe
svstem. Yice-presdent AXtell OF the Chesa-
peake ana Onto, when seen by DIsfATcH re,
porter. said be had heard nothing OF ~ ana
inguiry 10 other quarters failed 10 connrm tn l
report The Vanderbilts are larger! ineeIe9 go
a. P,hc Cbesapeake and ohio, and they are
th,ng6t 10 DO friendly to the Danville.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-23
Mn. OnlY Loadrd Here.

A Norfolk special gays The schooner no
hort m Parker, from Richmond 70 New haven;
with hickery-oga, was sunk OIL smlih iSi az
Dece m Der 20th, Ia three fathoms oil "ater' iho
The Parker was owned In Philadelphia ana
Was loaded here by Curtis q Ferker. me me
csrso belonged to the Now Haven spoke ana
Wheel Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-23
sfEErlNUS


HEADQUARTERS co NJ w
III MANDERY or ST. ANDREW, X
No. II, X. T., RICHMOND, Va, Decem- ~
Der %, 1S92-GEN ERAL 0RDkkS-SlR/
knights: Attend a stated assembly of The COM
mandery at your asylum in the Masonic Temple
FRIDAY. 23d instant, At 5 o'clock 2. NJ, IN citi-
zens' dress .
Members Of Richmond Commandery, No =,
and all transient Sir Knights are courtcously in-
vited TO be- present
By order of the Eminent Commander.
Attest: GEosGE c. JEFFERSON.
JOHN II. POWELL,
10 0a.If. lautAln GeneraL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-23

Lrian,iastic Horscmon Organize and VIII
Apply for Charter.


Apply for = Charter.
... bop of enthusiastic horsemen, who are
..t g hunting, held a meeting yesterday
.--rlei the Deep-Run Hunt Club, and
r.siu pack % hounds for drag and fox
Tho following officers were chosen 7;
fUlp ha1all, president; Major Otway
+. Dc.-p president; William kueger, urea
.. De- s.. \. Briue, secretary and 5. ii. Hand
..--rr % hounds The other members are
... 50. hacker, Thomas Boiling, W. ~.
lionel g. T.. Hlges. Major X. g.
.s JOAN 4. 4. Anderson, John II. MonIa-
.r. A. g. Montague, Barton HaxalL c. ID.
-.e Charles a. Rose, }. l. IurPin, W. ;.
g.. S.. scott. Jr.. r. v. scott, Charles T.
... s. b. BIEucf, T. IA. savage, aud j. H.
.....lo wlu apply for a charter and will add
r.nuersbip largely
-r all be q 0rag-hlnt on Monday, Decem-
.., 80 2:3O J.. ", starting from dunbar
embarrassing, near Stapless MIL 10
ue Iuu.ic Do invited.
I.lrd, were gotten together by Mr.. ;. II.
's, who liver on the BrCe i.stroet road
r.ty, and have been running drags ana
'.tllarly Ell the fail and are very nne