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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-28
The Reid Marriage.

ALEXANDRIA, VA. November IL
daughter Of the late Dr. Edward Mimi
gerode, became the bride Of Mr.. Leigh
". Reid in 81. Paul's church to-day. The
Right Rev. Bishop a. NJ. Randolph per
formed the wedding ceremony, which.
owing 70 the recent death OF the brides
grandfather. was strictly private, only
the immediate families Of the bride ana
groom being present. The bride. ATTENDED
by her sister, Mrs. Brook, met the groom
n his best man, Lieutenant James y.
Reid, United States navy, at the hancel
rail, and Mr.. Meade Minnigerode gave
the bride away. She was attired In a
handsome gown OF MORE SILK, with lace
trimmings. and carried a large bouquet
OF chrysanthemums. After the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Reid left for an extended
trip North. Among those present were
Mrs. a. NJ. Rapdolph. Mr.; ara MIS-.
rode. Colonel and Mrs. l.. ". Reid, Mt.
and Mrs. James NJ. Amber, Mrs. George
Small. Miss Pattie r. Jackson, Miss An
ME 4. Jackson. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Level
lyn Hoxton, Mr.. Archie HoXton, Miss An
ME HOXton. Mr.. Buckner Itandolph,. MT
Winslow Randolph. Mrs. Charles Mimi
gerode. Miss May M~inniger0de, Miss Lucy,
Minnicerode. Messrs. Charles ana roWeli
Minnigerode, Mr.. Bartcls. and Mr.. WILDER
Kent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-28
A FOUR MONTHS JOB.
THE MINNEAPOLIS AND COLUMBIA TO
BE FITTED OUT FOR SEA.
Bancroft Succeeds Atlanta In tho Dry
Dock-A Coiorcd Butler M~ysteriously
Disnppsars-An Arrest.

NORFOLK, VA, November T.-(spe'
the n~avy-yard that the department Will
order the big cruisers Minneapolis and
Columbia here very shortly to be htted
out for sea. The two ships will furnish
the mechanics a three or four-months'
job. and when completed will receive
their officers and crews here and be ready
TO cruise. The repairs on the United
States steamship Atlanta are nearly COM
pleted. and that ship will leave the yard
In about two weeks to join the new fleet
going from New York 10 the South At
lantic Station.
IN THE DRY-DOCK.
The United States practice-ship Ban
croft. from the Naval Academy. went
into the dry-dock this morning for re-
pairs. The Atlanta was taken out Of
the dock yesterday. Rear Admiral George
Brown. the c~ommandant. End Mrs. Brown
left to-day for Annapolis TO spend
Thanksgiving-Day with their son.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Oliver Clark, the colored butler OF Mr..
Agelasto, in York street. has mysteriously
disappeared. The detectives have ar
rested on suspicion Henry McKenny, the
last person seen with Clark, and on the
prisoners person were found the keys ana
other articles belonging to Clark.
Scott Smith (colored) has obtained a
verdict of $500 against the City Gas
Light Company for injuries by contact
with a swagging electric-lisht wire twelve
months ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-28
TROUBLE AT BLUEFIELOS.
Britain Refuses to Recognize Nicaragua
The Canal Matter.

PANAMA. November 27.-Advices from
4. ..-ia indicate q grave situation in
g.. Mesquite reservation. The British
. ,,ter. Nfr. Gosling. mas notified Mica
.-a that Great Britain refuses TO recOg-
M the Nicaraguan Government at Blue
after an exchange Of Views, Min
..r 6osliug telegraphed TO Port Limon
"a British warshlp to come al once 10
.t-.Is II is reported that the Mica
...u-canal project Is AT the bottom OF
fna matter. and serious trOubls Is feared.
UNCLE SAM AWAKE.
WASHINGTON. u. c., November 81
S.. 4 result Of q conference at W0Odley
as between the President and Score
t Gresham, the cruiser Columbia,
IA has been for several weeks at
.tgston. jamaica, was cabled p%erempto-
riers 10 proceed at once 10 Bluefelds
tac protection Of American interests.
SIR ~or,sham's visit 10 the Presidents
Htry home f0llowed Immediately upon
a.. Interview he had witt the Nicaragdan
..a. - the officials acquainted with
f lr Will dlvulge the reason Of the
. orders 10 the Columbia or con-
.u ttc statements from Panama In re-
O., the refusal Of Great Britain to
the Nicaraguan Government.
.t - -tcretary McAdoo said that If 1t
U.tt ...e that the Columbia had gone 10
Dr. mas probably on a cruise,
.r.cg with the established policy OF
OIL r.rnment 10 keep q ship In Central
I.au waters. as the Navy Depart
Eti no recent reports from Blue
. indicating trouble there. II Is learn
viewer. on excellent authority, that
it .uy the Columbia, but the Marble
.Hleh arrived al Kingston to-day,
.. .-H..n AT Blucnelds continuously this
rlt.r. ffst the Montgomery may he sent
g. f,.m Mobile. and that preliminary
D . have been sent 10 New York to
.l thc ships in commission OF the
lIt Atlantic squadron prepared for a
Ne-tI.. cruise at the earliest posi-
.- "a U-lt.
QUITE a SCARE.
-..r. seems 10 be, In fact, a war scare
.. the navy. brought about by
tie rImors TO the effect that Great
'.. when several months ago ex-
willingness To recognize the iull
'.rtI rights Of Nicaragua over the
, coast. had shown a disposition
....f what appears 10 be the practical
a Of hat territory. and its COM
operation as a portion OF Mica
IN. mar approach Of Congress, 1t is
-..s the President assurance that
"l t- supported 70 the fullest extent
% venting foreign interference near me
r' 90 Tie proposed interoceanic canal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-28

mitted him on a complaint OF bribery.
He viii be held TO await the action OF
the grand Jury, which II now In session.
II indicted and convicted he may be
sentenced TO five years Imprisonment
and 10 pay q fine OF 1880.
Wayne's son was rece9tly found guilty
of selling policy slips In Jersey CITY,
and Judge Hudspeth sentenced him to
one years imprisonment. The sentence
had not been pronounced In court this
morning when the elder Wayne appeared
at the court and asked to see the
Judge. The latter was comforting In
the private room with Iay-Judges Hon-
man and Henry. but when Wayne made
n Masonic sign and asked for a private
audience the other judges left the room.
Wayne then said 10 the Judge. II am n
Mason, Judge. and so are you. I want
you 10 let up IN my boy. II you will
suspend sentence on him. Il VIII be
worth all the way from $1,000 20 5000
"Well.' answered the Judge. who
wanted n witness to this statement, TIL
have 90 consult n OF the other judges
on this"
lie called In Judge Hoffman, and In his
presence Wayne repeated the oner. Thep
Judge Hudspcth became so angry that he
struck Wayne, and Immediately orderen
his arrest. Later, Judge Hudspeth said
publicly that anybody who attempted TO
bride n Judge or court in Hudson county
must suffer the penalty Of the law.
Mason or no Mason.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-28
Az EXPRESS OFFICE ROBBED.
A Sheriff Killed by the iiobbers-A Des'
uerate Fight.

ST. LOUIS NO, November "a spe-
'. ltm Fort Worth says that the first
n. of au attempt 10 hold up the Gun
'. raDa and Santa Fe depot Wells-targo
t' oflcc At Canadian Friday night
frteI hero yesterday. Five packages
money. consigned from George lssacs'
City, 10 George Isaacs, CANADIAN,
e rnpsting 70 contain $1,000, arrived
canadian Friday night. and wlthin
tH-tE, minutes after the train came IN
band OF robbers attempted to hold up
ltf depot. Sheriff Niece. OF Hemphllii
1t'y. Who was there alone, attempted
s''ai the robbers of, when he was
''.' ana mortally wounded, dying or MS
N.-'-s Saturday night. The robbers es-
ped unhurt. A posse was made up sat
i.ay morning M a search for the rob
i. began. Word has reached here that
posse surrounded the bandits In the
-t'oiope HNls, In Cheyenne county. and
alter "a desperate fight captured seven OF
lhr party. Particulars not obtainable.
relief party containing surgeons has left
~ The scene.
The robbers were heavily armed and
wen mounted. A reward Of S4.0D mas been
Diercd for their capture.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-28
The Freed Kibier wedding.

IURAY. VA. November 27.-Speciai)-
St. Marks Lutheran church. in this place.
was this morning at $3.50 O'Clock the scene
Of "a very pretty marriage ceremony, the
contracting parties being Mr.. Steward II;
ID. Freed. Of Augusta county, Va ana
Miss Sina Il. KILLER, eldest daughter or
Mr.. l.. G. KILLER. Of this county. The
Rev. Frank c. Oberly. pastor Of the
church. performed the marriage ceremony.
assisted by Rev. c. a; Freed. brother Of
the groom. The attendants were MeSsrs.
~ y Killer. &. l.. Koiner. W. &. LOe-
nard' c. T.. Shenk. +. y. Kerr, and f: +.
Freed. and Misses Annie Huffman. Ella
Zerkei. Annie Grove. Ninda koontz, cara
Rhodes. and Fannie KILLER.
Mr.. +. Freed acted as best man ana
Miss Fannie Killer was maid Of honor.
The n~ewly-wcdded couple left on the
south-bound morning train for the home
nanied by the best wishes Of many friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-28
CONSPIRACY IN HAWAII.
Somewhat Formidable, But Not Enough
- 20 Justify Arrests.

rt+ FRANCISCO. November q. per
Oceanic; HONOLULU, November
-..Ia- El.erEment possesses evidence
O. ... 'lat the new alleged conspiracy
.rr The queen Is somewhat for
hut not enough TO justify ar
So danger OF any actual att mpt
a~iirthruded. II Is not believed
taat any hostile expedition can
.. le procured at San Francisco
f-o Knyalists. Any such iorce
Z ..snal would no doubt be sum
dealt with by the American war
port What the British manor
w.. .Irirthe would do Is not clear.
j. owed that she was detained from
D.. r' .Ied cruise 20 the South Paclhc
.-rSiOu OF trouble here.
TIL. IIIt.t States ship Yorktown ar
t. yesterday. less than eight days
. ~n francisco. h Is expected
f.r Korea on the 22d instant,
y .- t..-i that the Bennington may ar
fr ... o. protect American interests.
..F trouble arise.
l' ..rt Dole. since his return, has
t the British and French com
who presented the recognl-
.f tAis republic by their respective
auarts. and received their eXequa-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-28
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-28
EISeaeQx8-S 81 &%2koNE

large sale of fine South Carolina bright
until tomorrow. and the other houses put
on only moderate breaks OF medium to-
baccos, all of which, however. sold al
good prices. though they did not open so
strong as last Fridays closing prices. No
fine wrappers or cutters were on sale,
but tomorrow large quantities OF both
grades VIII be offered at all the ware
houses. and a large attendance OF buyers
Is hoped for.
Dark loose sales to-day amounted 10
1850 pounds, with Sc. highest price.
Wagons are coming Ia very freely To-
night with dark tobacco, an1 large sales
OF such may be expected tomorrow.
Messrs. w. l.. Ferrel. OF Durham, y. g,
and A. w. McGee. Of GAINESVILLE. Va,
were here to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-28
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.

CHICAGO. ILL, November E.-Yester-
DAVIS buyers OF wheat INDUCED In the
nIeasant occupation Of realizing profits to-
day. but the price got away from them
before the close. although early In the
day the decline met with stubborn re-
sIstance. The Liverpool cables were firm
and higher. and the bulls were disposed
al the start TO press the advantage they
had gained yesterday, but the futlity OF
such a course made Itself apparent IN u
very few minutes. Until noon the rucfu-
ations were irregular. a firm undsrtone
making itself felt. but after the pubiica.
ton OF Bradstreet's report, which treated
only OF American stocks. giving an In
crease east OF the Rocky mountains or
2 30T go bushes, the direction was clearly
defined, the market having absolutely. no
sunnort. The closing continental cables
were all higher. May wheat opened at
from COZ 20 5gssc., and closed at b9hV
59Axc.-Zc. under yesterday. Cash wheat
war Irregular. The close was nominaliy
weaker, with the futures.
To-day's trade In corn was simply q repe-
ttlon OF what has taken place any day
and the price fell down. The weakness
OF the tone OF wheat may have had O
part In forming the tone. but there was
little or no inclination to follow that
market ID the rallies. May opened from
is& to SIC. sold between &Aft%S% and
4SAc.. and closed at 4S&fiiSsc.-AQ$c.
under yesterday. Cash corn was Nc
Oats were quiet and extremely narrow
In their action. The strength and weak
ness Of the surrounding markets were
reflected by q hardening or Softening Of
the tone. but fluctuations held within Z
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-28

HOPKINS.-Died. Monday evening. NJ
G o'clock. HENRY b. HOPKINS. In the
72l year Of his age. His rc'iains are al
his sons, +. a. Hopkins, IA rwen'y-slxts
street.
His funeral will take place from Nena
ble-Stroet Baptist church WEDNESDAY
November 2Sth. at 230 4. NJ. Friends Of
the family are Invited IS attend.
OVERTON.-Died, at Lee Camp Soldiers
! Home. and Inferred al Hollywood IiuCs-
day. November -. 1894. veteran LEMtEL
! OVERTON, Company G. Slyty,hist hso2l'
ment. Virginia Infantry. Of Berkeley Va
aged 60 years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-28
RIcYMoNp TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND, VA, November T.-No
auction sales on Change to-day
Private sales: Smokers. 4: cutters. y
wrappers. 1; %fliers, IS; scrap. .; Tugs, u
Reyenne collections: Cigars and ciga'
rettes, S2,cS69i; tobacco. 8,sy6.7O. Total
$5,S3.61.
Bright loose sales were not so largs
to-day as was expected. Ir the frst place
the Stonewail warehouse POSTPONED theil
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-28
AFTER RoANoKE's SOCIAL CLUBS.
Doing q Regular Bar-Room Business
without Paving any License.

ROANOKE, VA, November 2.-tSpe-
clal)-The police OF this city are making
determined Efforts to break up the So
called clubs here. which have been char
tered since the local-option election In
September. 1893. and under the guise OF
promoting social intercourse do a regular
out paying any license. In the Police
Court to-day Justice Williams fined Fred.
Cooper, manager of the Belmont Social
Club. $25. and said that the obtaining OF
a charter for said club was only a de-
vice to enable the manager and others
to sell liquor without "A license. Defend
ant took an appeal to the Hastings Court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-28
-.d from, N Fast loving Train.

DANVILLE. VA. November H-SSpe-
cial. )-About 10 o'clock to-day, "nen az
extra north-bound freight train reached
a heavy grade near Design, his county,
Wade Conway. youngest son OF, justice
b. J.. Conway. Of Design. jumped aboard
TO ride to his fathers farm. When mar
the place. which was beyond the craze.
the lad Jumped from the ~fast-Inoving
train, crushing his right thigh; and being
Injured about the head. Wade Is about
Is years old. The injuries are Serious
ond NAV prOve fatal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-28
PoRToY NEWPORT NEWS, Nov. %. 1894
ARRIVED.
poRroF WEST POINT, Nov. ~. 1894.

AkklN ED.
Steau ship Baltimore, Bennef, baitifnofc'
passengers and general cargo.
steamship chatham, Foster, Providence. pas
sergsrs aud general ca.go.
steamer Kim city. Marshall. Walkerton. pas
sengers and general cargo.
SAILED
Steamship Baltimore. Bennett. Balhmor''
passengers and general cargo.
steamship Chatham. Foster. Baltimore, pas
sengers aud general cargo
Steamer Elm CITY. Aarshau, Walkerton' pas
& ngsrs and genera. cargo.
Steamship Planet Mercury. Calder, Liverpool
Eng. cargo cotton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-28
SENSATION IN COURT.
Judge AN Attempt 10 Bride
Uim-Thc Rribes Jailed.

NEW YORK. November H-Presiding-
Judge Robert s. Hudspeth, Of the Hudson
County Court Of Common Pleas. In Jer-
sey C!ly. created a sensation his morn
Ing when he sAcended the bench and
announeed to the lawyers and reporters
present hat an attempt had been made
~ Dnbe the Court He commando
Ldward Wayne TO stand before the bar.
sHd, after telling him that he was ac-
Sused Of the crime. ordered Constable
county Jail, where Justice Maes COM
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-28
s,Ieced Police Bribery In Alexandria.

ALEXANDRIA, VA, November 81
(SpecialD-The Alexandria City Council TO-
night appointed a committee OF five Of It's
members 20 Investigate cpirges that the
police were receiving brides from gam
bling places here for their protection
The matter will be sifted 70 the bottom
4 resolution prohibiting all kinds Of glove
contests. under heavy penalties. was in
troduced. but laid over until the mex
meetins.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-28
MUNYON'S REMEDIES

u.,c Reduced the Death Rate In Boston,
philadelphia. Washington. baltimore,
r,u.burg. Cincinnati. and Cleveland from
On 60 81 Per Cent. az Reported nv the
poards Of Neaith in Those Cities-You
Know what They are Doing mud Have
Done for the Sick In Richmond During
Tho Fast Twenty Days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-28
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. November 81. 1891

oFFERIHGs.- Wheat, $50 bushels. Corn
WhIte. 1872 bushels.
SALEs.-wneat, SO bushels. Corn White,
392 bushels.
GuorArIoss.-- Wheat Lonsberry. 57a6oo ;
mixed. o5adOc. snortbeiry. ooadOc.: No =
req. Uuc. Corn White Virginia fbas lots,
newl s4s45c. No. g white. s0c No .
mixed. i5c. Oass-Na mixed. 3ta3Atsc. ;
No > mixed. 33a33hc; winter. 43a46c. Rye
b5ao6c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-28
Tho Parriah- Heed NuptIals.

NORFOLK. VA, November 27.-(spe-
ciaj1-In Portsmouth this evening Or;
Charles Parrish and Miss Octavia Reed
were united In marriage, at TRINITY
church. After n reception the bride and
groom left on the Seaboard Airline train
o Aoheyf1I2 ~ &.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-28

Associate-Justice White, Of the Federal
supreme Court, acting under section ta{i,
Revised Statutes. has appointed FRANK
Clark. Of Barlow, Fla. United states
of FLORIDA. to succeed o. J. H. Summers,
lnennsel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-28
LftIe Girl Emrned to Death.

BRISTOL, TENN, November E.~CSpe-
clal)-The 5-year-old daughter or TnoInas
Crusenburg. Of this place. was burned to
death last night. Her clothes caught from
a spark from the fireplace.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-28
Vir0tuia News Items.

Rev. F.. c. Davis. of Portsmouth, has
accepted n call to the Chesapeake CITY
Baptist church.
DR.. r. {. Montague. a druggist Of Fred
ericksburg. has purchased at auction the
old Rappahannock House in that city.
Judge r. c. Moncure. of Caroline, has
appointed Mr.. &. I. Smith TREASURER OF
thai county to succeed Mr.. i. ID. COshlH'
who has resigned.
Mr.. I. F. Wilson has purchased a por,
ton OF the Phillips farm IN. STAFFORD
county, about two miles from Fredericks-
burg. and is building a residence on IT,
Henry Turner (colored) was sent on to
The grand Jury Yesterday from the Police
Court at Roanoke on the charge, OF as.
saulting his own daughter, a giri ABOUT
II years old.
William +. Daubln. the hayward
painter. whose wife elOped with Chafits
w. Cole, returned home on Monday with
his child. having found the guilty. pair
living In Newark, n. j.
Rev. Henry T. Sharp, OF the Church OF
the Prince of Peace, Baltimore county
was married on Monday night TO MISS
Gertrude Stansbury. of Alexandria city,
bv Rev. i. F.. Phillips. of ST. Pauis
church. The wedding took place at the
residence OF Mr.. II. r. Stansbury,. past
Grand master Of Virginia Odd-FelloWs,
The brother Of the bride, in Alexandra.
The wedding was a quiet one, a few init
mate friends only being present. me
happv couple took the 1905 train for Ealti-
more.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-28
FINANCIAL

NOTICE
OFFICE or rnE VIRGINIA Trust CoxPASy.(
RICHMOND, Va. November 10, 1894
Under the terms OF a doed executed on
the ist day OF May, 1893, between the Viz
ginIa and Alabama Coal Company and
this company as trustee. We are prepared
10 redeem 10 the lowest bidder 1900 OF
the first mortgage 3 per cent. gold bonds
OF the Virginia and Alabama Coal Com
pany out OF the sinking fund provided for
In said deed. Bids must be fled with this
company on or before November ". 1854.
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY,
no 20-i0t Richmond. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-28
Roy Killed by a Horse.

WARSAW. VA. November A.E,spe'
cial)-Frank, the 4-year-old son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Il. l.. HUT. Of this county,
was terribly kicked and mangled by q
horse yesterday, from the effects OF
which he died to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-28
Mas Stevenson Mny Pull Through.

ASHEVIILE, n. c.. November 21-
CSpecialD-Miss Stevenson continues TO i'm
| prove. and unless a setback occurs VIII
probably pull through.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-28
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET

BALTIMORE, MD, November 27.-Vir-
| ginia century bonds. soy; Northern Cen
trail, 6S1s; Consolidated Gas bonds, l07; do.
stock, 6jlau65&.