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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-25
Mr.. TvRNsULL LEAVES TO-DAY.
The Old Market Charch's Former Psstor Ia
Take Needed Rest

Rev. l.. u. Turnbuli, who recently re-
signed the pastorate Of Old Market Pres
byterian church on account OF III health.
will leave for Baltimore to-day He will
be the guest of his sister. and as he
needs a long rest, II will be quite n
while before he returns 10 Richmond.
The Presbyterian ministers AZ recent
meeting adopted resolutions expressing
their regret 80 his departure. and sx-
tended him their best wishes for the
future.
During his residence I'm this city Nr
Turnbull made hosts OF friends, not only
among members OF his denomination. but
among people OF other creeds He was
greatly beloved by his congregation. AZ
he was always gentle, tender, and at
tentive MIR Turnbull was one 81 the
prime movers I'm the organization OF the
prominent I'm other good work outside or
his pastoral duties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-25
MR.. WALLACE PLEADS GUILTY..
One Hour In Jail and 81 Fine-Other Cases
Disposed OF.

Five dollars fine and one hour in jail
was the verdict rendered yesterday by the
Jury In the Hastings Court in the case
Of the Commonwealth against Mr. JEFF
ferson Wallace. charged with sending a
challenge to Mr.. Joseph Bryan. prOpre-
tor Of the Times. 70 fight q duel.
The accused appeared IN court promptly
AZ II O'Clock. Ne was accompanied by
his counsel. Mr.. -. g. Richardson, and
his uncle. Judge william |. Clopton, OF
Manchester. A large crowd Of prominent
citizens had assembled 10 listen TO the
proceedings. The jury was empanelled
and. 10 the establishment Of the crowd,
the prisoner pleaded guilty
Without leaving their seats the jury
rendered "A verdict fixing MIR. Wallace $
punishment At one hours confinement in
The city Jail and tine OF five dollars
Judge witt stated that in such cases 1t
had been the custom In the past for the
prisoner 10 simply remain in the custody
~ the City Sergeant for the time the jury
said ne should be confined In Jail. There
fore Mr. Wallace was simply detained in
the constructive charge Of the Sergeant
for an hour.
The case OF John IL. Roach, charged
with beating Lewis Lambert. was tried
and the accused acquitted.
That Of Charles Lucas (colored. charged
with malicious assault upon Maggie
Bell. was continued until December 4th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-25
nirectnn a Grrat rrotter.

Mr.. H. Clay Chambln. who was one OF
the judges in the race few days ago be-
tween Directum and AK. says this was
the grandest trial OF speed that he has
ever seen In November.
Mr.. Chambln thinks the black wonder
can easily beat any horse in the world IN
n race. and put up at auction would sell
for more than any other horse. lie de
scribes him as being beautiful black.
about medium size and knows nothing
but trot. On the track he is quiet, seems
to like the crowd. ana IL not at all exci'a-
Bile
Mr. Chamblin had seen AliN before, hav-
| ing witnessed her great performance IN
Chicago In September. when she made her
| record of 2:0Tea a race with ten starters,
and won a purse OF $4,000. The speedy
daughter OF the great Patronage " a
very nervous animal. and Jack Curry.
| her driver. could not keep her upon her
| feet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-25
CITY Circuit Court.

In the City Circuit Court yesterday in
the case Of Joseph w. ST. Glars admin
istratrix against the Richmond Railway
damages. the jury found for the defend
ants
An order was entered granting the pc
tition or Henry kalbiieisch, an employee
OF the Richmond Brewing Company. to
change his name TO Henry Wehler. tie
is native OF Germany and took out his
naturalization papers.
Suit was instituted by j. W. Anderson
Il Co. against John c. Robertson and
A. j. Bradley for 1875.
In the case of Edgar W. Minter against
W. p. Davis the plaintiff was non suited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-25
FUNERAL OF Mr.. E. Y. CANNON.
The Well known Lawyer to BE Buried To
Day-The Ear to Meet.

The funeral Of Mr. Edward y. Cannon
whose death at an early hour yesterday
morning was reported in the Dispatch,
will take place from the First Presby-
terrain church this afternoon at o'clock.
4 general meeting of the bench and bar
OF the city will be held in the rooms OF
the Richmond Bar Association at noon
TO take suitable action with reference TO
the demise of this prominent member OF
the profession, who had been In practice
here nearly a half century.
Mr.. Cannons death was a great sur
p,Ise to most of his friends. as those VINO
knew OF his sickness had no idea that
i, was Of a serious nature. The Bar As
ISOLATION a, its quarterly meeting NJ, on On
Thursday night decided to invite nun 10
irIiyer an address, which his Illness pre-
Vented him from making that night, at
the February meeting. Deceased nv was s,o a
ce ,,,rs cid He leaves a wife ana three
chiidren--Mr. 6. r. Cannon; OF us she "r G
81 80, %,bo is In business in the South,
end Mrs Dallam Barksdale.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-25
THE CONTEST FOR SENATOR.
General Lees Friends Declare That He Win
Come Out Winner.

Since his arrival here on Wednesday.
General F'i,z Lee has been called upon
by a number of his warmest supporters
In the senatorial fight, and while the ex-
Governor stfll declines to make any pre-
dictions his friends declare themselves
70 be confident OF his election. Their be-
lief Is based upon reports recently re-
ceived from ali the senatorial districts
and counties In the State.
A friend OF General Lee, who Is much
interested in his behalf in this matter.
was seen by Dispatch reporter last even
ing, and appeared very sanguine over me m,
Generals chances. This gentleman did
not care TO go into a discussion Of fig
ures. but said that Lee would certainly
win In the fight By a good majority. Ad-
vices from all over the State TO those in
charge OF the Generals candidacy. he
assured the scribe, were of a most en-
eouraging nature. He declared that ex-
Governor Lee had acquired his strength
without regard TO combination OF any
kind. and that he would enter no. swap
ping scheme. He added that the betting
IN all parts Of the State was largely In
favor OF Lee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-25
personals and Briefs.

MIC Iapie Andrews. daughter OF Colonel
Andrews, OF Raleigh, N; G.. y
vieiting Miss Saunders. NO ~ YVES
Franklin. -. ,.,.o,l ea
-, % Inotrect TO erect a Z0.0c-gallon TANK
s snT the protection of the Soldiers Home
against nres' .Ao hoe heen
suffering from rheumaaoensgnh 10 70 90 out
weeks. was wei ehous" " e'
driving on Thursday. -, oo,rod
STATE Librarian Poindexter mas seeurs ~
"ao,,netsI letter OF General Gates 70
Iohn Hancock announcing tne SUI 'e'i"S-
of Burgoyne's army Al oara.osa'
pay y IT Warren. Of WilliamspuIs,
..,s,t roach al the Fourth-Street Bapus,'
cburch tomorrow morning, anu nSSy a;
~ Wiliams Will occupy the pulpit "'
night. 80. Gov the mast
three weeks been dsns sssst Rroad street,
,a'n a,a,'royio1 RAPIDLY. IL IL also hopeo
by her many friends that she VIII soo' We
able 10 be out. 5.uao,or ~
,,1," ap,si Revenue for the Western Dlstric,
- ytrginia. WAS in the city yesterday, l,i M
called al the custom-house ~ Pay e.,
,ssnects TO Collector Ryan. ne iei' io'
home last night. -ooon,,v
srhe waldenses immigrants VINO recenty
.r,.i,,ad an This country on the Kaiser WIZ
Sain, PASSED through this city inuisJinsis y
,,,orn,ng via the Richmond ana pahvil lis
en- route for the Waldens,an 's am, have
AsheviiIe. G., where the sect ""''
planted a colony. 49, poars ~
The weekly meetings OF the Boare az ~
Managers OF the Retreat TOT tns :, S *,
viii hereafter be nsia o,, pson nl, fhanksgiv.
1850 rnsIe hui on the following Gay ,ner ,
vii be one, when the usual weekly '"s'-
ness must be transacted ...o,,s
MIR. cazneau Mcleod. me ,ro 1oy MI III
secretary. received iequ.s. ~ The Treas.
sng laws OF fhe state OF Virginia Tor the
information OF the department, Inc Con- oc
prss son on the hanks and banking systems
of the different States.
our Daily New York Hotel Report,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-25

~ Of turpentlne opened firrn and cIosed
firn at Me. for regulars. The den ana
was moderate. with bios on sr,e' e.sts
Rosin-~'rhe market opened steeiy snd
unchanged. with small salna eI;d c'osea
unchanged, vita tns tone asI
considered firm at inside quota oDt, pu'
Quote: a. II. G. and -. sios; E. s. y: 4.
| si.f7ih: q. 81 22M4l.25; II. n.,9Hi.D; J.
| s2.oo62i0: X. S25ou26o: ~. SoczfSzS: y.
t3.7Jq3S5: window-giass, sio>liflc; "stsr-
white. $40.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
reported for the Dispatch)
quiet: prime. 2a2i4c.; extra prime. z,4U
zhc.; fancy. 27sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-25
noxa, Society of Gooa.Feilow..

The four assemblies OF the Royal So
ciety OF Good Fellows In this city were
well represented in an audience which
assembled last evening In Etletts Hall.
w. II. Spooner OF New York. Supreme
Premier of the society. Mr. George L..
Curris. OF Richmond Assembly, No. IS,
presided and introduced Mr.. Spooner who
delivered an able address ON fraternal
insurance I'm general and that offered by
the ROYAL Society of Good FelloOs In
particular. MFR Spooner is an eloquent
speaker. and his lengthy address was rs
tened 10 with marked attention by the
gentlemen present, many OF whom are
PROMINENT In business life as well az ira
ternal circles Mr.. Spooner Will leave TINS
morning for New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-25
An Ofiicer Exnecfed To.

The police heard nothing yesterday from
David 1 FTayser alias Davis The wbits man ~
arrested here Thursday on the charge
Of being q fugitive from justice from the
Empire State
The accused was spprehended at the
request Of the New York authorities, ss
he II wanted In the great metropolis To
answer the charge Of bgamy. As soon
az he was taken into custody the northern
police were notified An officer Is ex-
pected 10 reach here to-day
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-25
To Have DR.. Hore's picture

For a long time the Young Mems Chris
tian Association have been anxious 10
secure u portrait OF Rev. Dr.. hoge az
a companion-piece TO their pictures OF
Drs. Peterkin and Minueerode. Recently
the ladies' Of the Benevolent Society Of
DR.. Hoges church approached Mr. VII
liam earle Browne TO know what he
would charge 10 copy his splendid por-
trait Of their pastor for presentation TO
the association. MI. Browne replied that
he would take pleasure in furnishing
them with replica free Of cost, and this
he has done. The ladies will present il 10
the aSsOCiat ton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-25
Tho Police Cnnrf.

There was large attendance Upon the
Police Court yesterday morning, but the
sinners were few. The greatest amount
OF interest centered I'm the case OF David
Frazier, the young man from New YORK,
arrested on Thursday evening, charged
with bigamy. The examination was con-
authorities from the metropolis can be
heard from.
Fannie Kemp and NJ. C. Jeter lcoloredD
were fined s. and costs for hshting.
The case of the negroes arrested Tor
abusing and threatening to mob W. Il.
Cavedo was continued until the 2Sth.
That OF John Moore, white man
poned until the same day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-25
DEATHS.

CANNON.-Died, at his residence in
this city on Friday morning. oath In
slant. EDWARD Y. CANNON.
Funeral from First Presbyterian church
THIS Saturday AFTERNOON at
o'clock. Friends Of the family are in
vited to attend.
WATSON.-Died. at the residence OF
her father No. 1902 Floyd avenue. Thurs
day, November 23d. in the 22d year OF her
age, JULIA MAY, eldest daughter of
DR.. j. &. Watson.
Funeral from the residence THIS AT
TERNOON at 3:45 o'clock.
Abingdon and Glade Springs papers
please COPY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-25
Cnstlx Present.

A friend in England recently sent nra Keyi
~ ltgr' suit OF clothes. the value of which
In order to accept the present, hoE SfStas
ne ia.a ,,o ~ According to the bill the
10y FOR freight on the suit was % cents
eyd the duty 1854. Mr. Carinichael psid
he $40 % 10 get his 50 suit which Cost u
Fafn go %
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-25
To Secure PolicN-Hnlders.

The action taken Thursday by Mr.. J.
y. Moore against the American Casualty
Insurance and Security Company was to
secure Virginia policyholders, Mr.. Moore
which has $4,000 Of bonds on deposit with
the State Treasurer Yesterday the Mer-
camille Trust and Deposit Company. OF
Baltimore. through &. X. Spencer. vice
president. qualified In the Chancery Court
of this city az receiver Of the Casualty
Company. and gave bond in the sum Of
$4,000. with the Virginia Safe Deposit and
Fidelity Company as surety.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-25
Leo Camps Weekly Meeting.

Lee Camp met with full ranks last night.
An invitation was received from Colonel
Charles p. Bigger. commandant OF tho
Lee Camp Soldiers Home. inviting the
camp to attend the Clarke lecture at the
chapel OF the Home on "A trip to the
Worlds Fair" The lecture will be illus
trated by Photographic yiewe. and viii ba
very instructive and entertaining. The
members OF the camp are requested TO
bring their wives and families.
Cases or many families who were In
need were reported as having been greatly
assisted by the Ladies' Auxiliary Corps
of Lee Camp. who are doing noble work
among the families of ex-Confederates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-25
willing TO Draw Out.

Court of Baltimore had appointed re-
ceivers to wind up the affairs Of the
Equitable League OF America was re-
ceived with pleasure here. as there are
many members i'm Richmond who have
put their money In the organization and
have received no benefits. They now
hope to recover at least a portion Of the
said to have about SOL 900 in it's treasury
There are eight courts of the organiza-
ton in Richmond and several hundred
members Since the affairs OF the League
became involved they have been subjected
10 many assessments. The organization
paid disability and death benefits. but II
never prOspered. and many of its mem
bers resigned or withdrew.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-25
Union Club and the scouts.

Club was held at Powelfs Hall last night.
with Captain w. III. Cullingworth, presi-
dent. In the chair. The election Of new
fore the organization. and several names
were added TO its rolls.
After the adjournment Of the club the
SCOUTS held meeting and adopted their
new uniform. quite a large number were
In attendance and participated in the
drill The boys Will be heard from on
January LIST az the inaugural OF Hon.
Charles T. OFerrall
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-25
In Methodist Churches Tomorrow

The pulpit OF Centenary Methodist
church will be supplied Sunday morning
by Rev. Il. NJ. Hall, of Victoria. Tex.
There will be no service at night. At
Clay-Street church Rev. Dr. G. n. Ry-
land Will preach I'm the morning and
Rev. Mr.. Pell at night, and Rev Bas-
com Dey will preach morning and night
at Trinity Rev. DIR. w. ID. Thomas will
preach 10 the Bgoad-Street congregation
at II A. NJ.
Rev. r.. NJ. Hall win conduct the SER
vices at Old-Market Hall Sunday night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-25
aH,nd.ome Bridal Present.

Mr. W. Wallace Rowe. OF the Rich
mond postoffice. was called upon soon
after his return from his bridal tour
By delegation Of letter-carriers and pre-
sented with an elegant silver water-set.
Mr.. Rowe was superintendent OF letter.
carriers for several years before being
assigned To the position which he now
fills, and the men decided upon this
method of expressing their friendship for
him. His bride was Miss NJ. Susie Wey-
land, daughter OF Abram Weyiand, Esq.,
Crozpt Afbemarle county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-25
The Masonic Home Cornerstone

The cornerstone Of the new building
for the Masonic Home will be laid on
Wednesday, December 6th-thc second day
OF the annual meeting Of the Grand Lodge
OF Virginia.
Judge r. T. w. Duke. Jr., Of the Cor
poratlon Court of Charlottesville. has been
invited and accepted the invitation TO
deliver the address.
The arrangements are In charge OF the
Board Of Governors, who have designated
MIR / Thompson Brown 10 see that every
thing Is in readiness for the occasion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-25
Death of Mrs. Louisa New In Hartford,


Mrs. Louisa G. New. relict Of James
W. New, and mother Of Mr.. HeZe-
kiah N. New. Of this city died in Hart
ford. Conn. Thursday night at 10 o'clock;
in the nth year Of her age. The deceased
was q resident Of this city for over sixty
years. and well known and beloved by a
large circle OF relative and friends She
lived an exemplary Christian life, and
died IN full hope OF blissful immortality.
She leaves two married daughters-Mrs.
Mary jackson and Mrs. Lille Hastings
I'm Hartford. The remains will arrive IN
this city on Sunday afternoon az o'clock,
and the interment will be in section
at Shockoe burylng-ground. by. the side
1891. The following are the pall-bearers
Charles Z. Redy, John ". Ferguson, o.
II. Clark. John II. Redwood A W. Nolt-
ing. Jr.. and James 4. Schwalmeyer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-25
AChjldren's Entertainment.

A delightful childrens entertainment
was given at the Woman's. Christian AS
ISOLATION last evening by the Iunch CON- com,
musical and literary selections. including
n most pleasing recitation by Miss Sallie
Cullen Epps These affairs, for the bene-
IN Of so good a cause, are being literally
encouraged. and the ladies are doing "A
4 10 work
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-25
Married In Philn,lelphia.

Miss Annie C. Lechler and Mr.. William
II. Gaul both of this city, We're united
In marriage in Philadelphia THURSDAY
was performed In the parlors OF the resi-
dence OF the brides brother, No. 1s
Greenwich street. "A large number OF
were beautiful and the bride was ex-
ceedngly handsome In a travelling dress
OF tan cloth. with hat and gloves to cor
respond.
woodwork force In the new city Hall
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Gaui
left for trip to New York and Niagara /.
| They VIII reside at tV5 Albemarle street,
| thfa cIty
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-25
CLAW Street Revival,

The special services now in progress at
Clay-Street Baptist church have excited
much religious interest. and Rev. II. \.
Bagby, the pastor. has had excellent CON ,idn
SSras ssneciallv large. This evening Mr..
Rasby viii address an audience of young
men. The services will be continued next
week
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-25
Property Transfers.

Richmond Oscar Taylor and wife 70
James ID. Carneal. 1il-2 feet on north
side Cabell street near Roane. 500.
TO James o. Scott, lsi feet on Meadow
Bridge road. four miles from Richmond.
subject 10 deed of trust for $500. So 900;
Edmund y. Read and wife 10 Joseph l..
Rohleder. two lots In Highland Springs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-25
-N-E PICTURES CHEAP.
''.-..- NtIr Pleasant Impressions
Upon their Patrons.

'''' '"Nal'i
J..u Their Patrons.
'.uin-on has not yet
ii the whereabouts Of
.....I. .,,,s,, ,,.,,, st,,,,c1
Days ana theh HlNS''-
.l without settling their
.. -trtug-rs were persons
...f ,.,,1 apnearance.
-, -.
.'''i ll"h b"l"eu ~
succeeded .n selling about
..r Wafer-colors. which
... ,,.U done.
t.-. men claimed 10 have
..t -.. Eoval Academy. and
.. sr not there was
tr. fact that ne knew
.rt.
.l.t purchased several
. ..ri,re ana although
..,at. prices for them
..t take "A large sum
.. arr gems. and have
... ~ admiratlon.
.rsh representative
..,.rlay Nr. brandt
.t .fmoyf sure that the
done an injustice. lie
Dina as being thorough
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-25
Nt"S FROM The COUNTY.


as 'pntinusd-Bob VIII Not De
'h'i Abused the Preacher.
gt.I- Brown alias Jackson. a negro
s.r Vac before The Henrfco County
,...'..'' .''ay ~ answer the charge
Pa n robert Carter. II was shown
s.rf, F''ners offence was only an
e. Ia .., and tho charge was Dolle
Nfs.il after which the accused was
r..s yi common assault. His case
"a n 81, y Tor trial In January.
si-fs,las male yesterday 10 secure
s Hfe ~ VI Bob Turpin, the nsu-
is.ssio,,s confined In the county jail
s1ir ~ assault. hob u 4 great
~ lsp1y knack Of waE,ns h;@.e, ~
" 70 . few months ago Nr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-25

our Daily New York Hotel Report,
NEW YORK. November 49,, cans,
Jmrertal. j.. s. Brockenbrouths ~. DeniS'
.. Ruidsbers. ". A. Hoon. Artpt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-25

mixed. eous5c.. shortberry. ssVsSc.; No.
2 red. Gle.
corn--white, prime yirginia. bag lots.
issF45c; NO. white 45ni6c.. white tnewb
4id&5c: No. mixed. Hfii5c. 4.
oats-winter tfor seed). 5td3lc.; no.
mixed, sttd3sc.: No. 3 mixed, ylknstc.
Rye-5315Sc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-25
pea,h of Mi.. Mnt.on

Miss Julia May Watson, eldest daughter
of DIR. J. G. Watson. died yesterday at
avenue. Deceased was In her ed year,
and had large circle OF friends. 70
whom her death Is q sad blow. The fu-
neral viii take place from the residence
this afternoon at 3:45 O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-25
Large stable Accommodations.

The new stables OF the Richmond Trans
fer Company. on Canal street between
Adams and jefferson. have been COM
pleted and turned over by the architect.
building is OF brick and stone. contains
all the modern improvements. and has ac-
commodations for sixty horses and as
many vehicles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-25
The EIshth street. runneI.

Mr.. Birdseye, New York attorney, Is
In the city looking after some Oh the af-
fairs OF the Richmond and Chesapeake
Railway Company. and investigating the
condition OF the Eighth-street tunnel. II
Is probable that the question Of repairing
this street and fixing the tunnel win come
I'D In the meeting of the Street Commit
tee next Tuesday evening.