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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-27
Death of Cantain L. 7. West.

A Fort Worth CTeX.) dispatch says:
Hon. Thomas +. West, while trying q
lawsuit there recently. was handed
telegram. After lingering II for some ten
minutes, while absorbed In his work, ne
opened it, and was completely over
whelmed at its contents. II notiiled nm
of the death In Louisa county, va, last
night OF his father, Captain Francis L.
West, at the advanced age of 81 years.
Owing TO the unexpected bereavement the
attorneys on both sides or the case With
drew their announcements Of ready, the
Jury was discharged. and the case readily
continued by the Court, by consent.
Francis T. West served throughout the
Mexican war with distinction, rlsing from
the position Of a private IN the ranks 10
the command of his company. The old
Virginia State contributed no braver
spirit to the Lost Cause than that en-
bodied in the personality or Captain r.
T. West. His death at this ripe old age
is a sad afflction to his worthy descend
ants in this State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-27

ing the audience. No American visiting
Europe. he said. thought his visit complete
unless he had seen his Holiness. the Pope.
The Pope replied. saying he was always
particular to receive citizens OF the great
republic. His Holiness also proherei ms
thanks to the American Governmen, anu
the President OF the republic, and ex-
pressed his aKection for and admiration
OF the people OF the United states, .or
whom he wished happiness and prosperity.
He then pronounced solemn peneuiic
ton upon the officers and their families.
Commander Newell and his companions
were presented individually 10 the POPE
by Monsignor OConnell, rector OF the
American College In Rome.
After the audience with the Pope the
officers were conducted to the college,
where they were entertained at luncneon
by Monsignor O'Conneil There were
present at the luncheon Hon. WAYNE Mac
Veagh. United States Amoassanor 20
Italy, the foreign consuls, the st'acnss
OF the American embassy, ana the ieau-
Ing American residents Of Rome.
The officers OF the Detroit express .neih-
selves as having been delighted at .ne
cordIality Of their reception by tne rope;
The reception lasted three quarters VI d"
hour
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-27
DEATH OF GENERAL MONTAGUE.
A Native of Richmond and Brother OF
MIR, John II. Montague.

BALTIMORE. ND. December 70
special)-General Charles j. Montague
dIed al his country home. "Engelheim''
near this city, at o'clock this morning.
peath resulted from complication OF
diseases. -. . nat,,,a ~
ptchmond. Va. but came TO Baltimore
when young man. lie was appointed
appraiser OF the port OF Baltimore ny
presldent lincoln. but was so strongly
/, svnDathy with the southern cause that
he resiened his commission before quail
Wing. lie was State Tobacco inspsctS6r S
a, one time, and also represented the
aaf,h pistrict In the State Legislature.
On the STAFF OF Governor Groome ne ac-
ouIred the title OF general.
fCeneral Montague was " years OF age.
IL n,st wife was Miss Dennison, or
ihis civ. He second wife, who survives
hin. hi was Mrs Leila Meredith. formerly
VIZ Winners. OF Virginia. Mr.. John IL:
Mnn,ac,is' OF Richmond. Is brother OF
the deceased.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-27
DEATH FOLLOWED PARDON.
A Murderer Escapes Life Imprisonment
and Dies of Suffocation,

RALEIGH. n. c., December 26.-James
Il Marlborough was found dead in bed In
a hotel here yesterday. He was native
OF North Carolina, and eight years ago
killed a man in Ohio, was tried for muir
der. but convicted OF manslaughter, and
sentenced to life imprisonment Just after
sentence was passed he attempted suicide
by cutting his throat, and his life was
barely saved.
Petitions were widely circulated In this
State. asking the Governor OF OHIO 10
pardon him, and last August pardon was
granted, and Marlborough. after several
years Of convict life. returned to North
Carolina. He had been drinking heavily
several days A friend who had been with
him until 10 O'Clock yesterday morning
left him, and, returning an hour later,
found Marlborough lying with his face
buried In the pillow. He had been dead
only a few minutes Physicians said death
was due TO suffocation. Yarborough's
family Is prominent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-27
Death of Miss yIrpinia Chew.

A Charlestown CW. Va.) dispatch says:
Miss Virginia Chew, second daughter or
Colonel and Mrs. r. p. Chew, died sud-
denly at noon to-day, after short Illness,
OF peritonitis She was about 16 years or
age. Among large circle Of friends, her
siderate disposition, charming man
ners. and bright intellect had made her a
favorite She was a granddaughter OF the
late John Augustine Washington. who
was a grandnephew or General washing
ton. and the last private owner OF Mount
Vernon The deceased young lady was a
eat-great-grandniece of General George
Washington. Her death Is a sad affiiction
to her parents and relatives.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-27
Defended His Home EfiectualIy.

MOOREHEAD. KY, December 6.-
Last evening Henry Tyree and William
of Jacob Whitaker while under the infiu-
ence OF whiskey. They told Whitaker to
leave or they would kill him, at the same
time drawing their knives. Whitaker
seized a pole-axe, and desperate battle
ensued. Whitaker felled Tyree to the
ground, splitting his head wide open and
cutting him in several other places, kill
ing him instantly. He then turned on
Cole and dealt him fearful blow on the
head. lnhicting a wound that will doubt
less prove fatal. Whitaker came TO Moore
head and gave himself up TO the county
authorities and was placed In Jail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-27
Attend Educational Meetings.

Professors Boatwright and Pollard, OF
Richmond College, and perhaps one or
two other Richmond gentlemen, will leave
to-day for Philadelphia to attend the ses-
sions of the Pathological Association and
the Modern Language Association or
America, to convene in that city
Professor Boatwright is still considering
dency OF the college, and to q Dispatch
reporter he said that he would announce
his decision Oh the lst Of January.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-27
DEATHS.

GATHRIGHT.--Died at the residence
OF his parents. Dabney and Minnie B.
Gathright, Tuesday, December 18th, ae
/ o'clock T.. NJ. their infant son.
ELMORE, In the "a year OF his age, with
membranous Group.
Burial at oakwood Wednesday evening
at o'clock.
HUDGINS.- Died. at her residence. No.
l23 west Clay street. Miss MAGGIE
HUDGINS.
Funeral from Grace-street Baptist
church on THURSDAY. December nth,
at IL A. NJ. Friends and relatives asked
to attend.
NARROW DIED. at the residence OF
his parents, 2902 east Marshall street, De-
cember 18th. at i:30 A. NJ. CARLTON,
infant son OF w. ID. and Helen Bates
Marrow aged I days.
suffer little children to come unto Me,
and forbid them not. for OF such Is tho
Kingdom OF Heaven"
Religious Herald please copy.
MATHEwS.-Died, at his residence.
No. 1924 Taylor street. December zS, 1894
at O'clock A. NJ. JOHN T. MATHEWS.
In the 30th year Of his age.
Funeral from IAurel-Street Methodist
Episcopal church THIS CrhursdayD Az
TERNOON at 2 O'clock.
Baltimore papers please copy.
MATT.-Dled. at his residence. st Z
A. NJ. December 18th. LOUIS A. MATT;
aged 50 years.
Funeral will take place from ST. Mary's
church THIS Thursday MORNING., e.
Q O'Clock, with requiem mass.
No flowers
Philadelphia papers please copy.
TALLEY.-Died. on December 18th. a
s:O5 p. NJ. ANNIE LOUISE. only daugh-
ter of w. w. and Teresa II. Talley; sgea
4 years and months.
This lovely bud. 80 young. so fair.
Called hence by earthly doom.
Just came 70 show how sweet Z ncwst
In Paradise would bloom:
Ere sin could harm or sorrow fade
Death came with friendly carr.
The opening bud to Heaven conveyed.
And babe II blossom thcre.
Funeral at 81. Peters Cathedrsi A
4 o'clock THIS crhursdaY AFTERNOON
woopsoN.- Died. q Ashland. Deoean.
ber 18th. at s:to p. H.. Nsn. JOSEPHINE
A WoODSON. wife of Colonel John II
woodson, in The eoth year a her ~.
Funeral FRIDAY at ~ p. ~. 10 when
her frteads arU roouoeeod = nA1ond
burial u WaollanA penetsrys
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-27
The Successful knights and Ladies'.

FORK UNION. VA. December 26.-(Spe-
cial al)-The result of the grand tournament,
which on Monday gave the prizes for
stinerior skin in fitting 10 the following
knights. whose names are mentioned ac-
cording TO grade OF honors attained:
Knight of Fork Union, Mr.. Il. a Snead,
who crowned Miss Peatross; Knight OF
Pomphrey's Hill. Mr.. Harry White, who
crowned Miss Noel. and Knight of "Old
Flu" Mr.. c. b. Wood, who crowned Miss
Brett.
Despite the rawness of the weather,
there was a large crowd in attendance.
The main feature of the occasion was the
eloduent and highiy-apprOpriate corona
tion address, delivered by Mr. Rufus j.
Snead, one Of the rising speakers OF the
South.
Just before the riding begun knight
Ernest Perkins was thrown from his
horse and sustained painful but not very
serious injuries. his head having struck
the ground in the midst Of stones, which
he narrowly missed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-27
FOR NEBRAsKA'S DESTITUTE.
Proposed Train OF Corn and Meat from
the Favored South.

BALTIMORE, December 26.-The sug-
gestion sent out Monday evening by the
Manufacturers Record that In view of
the great suffering reported in Nebraska
because Of the short corn crop, the South.
which had such an abundant corn crop
this year, should send a solid train OF
corn and meat 10 Nebraska for distri-
button, has met with very cordial re-
ceDtion.
Mr.. w. II. Baldwin. vice-president OF
the Southern railway, telegraphs the
Manufacturers Record: 81 note with
deep interest your plan to send corn to
Western Nebraska 20 save the destitute
poor OF that State. have bsen private
ly informed that the condition existing
Is very bad. l am confident that all rail-
ways In the South will arrange to collect
all shipments and forward them free"
President Hoffman, of the Seaboard
Airline authorizes the Manufacturers
Record to say that his road will be glad
to receive all contributions made from
any point on Its line from any connecting
lines and arrange for free shipments to
the West
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-27
KesTER-LusTER MURDER TRIAL.
About One Dozen Commonwealth VIII
pesses Testify and Court Adjourns.

BLACKSBURG, VA. December %
Cspecial)-The case Of the Commonwealth
against Joseph Kester. for the killing OF
John w. Luster on the sth Of last Sep
tember. a full account Of which appeared
In the Dispatch at the time. was called
to-day The courtroom was crowded,
great deal of interest being manifested
In the case. After little delay a jury
was obtained. The prisoner pleaded not
guilty to the indictment Tho common
wealth went Immediately into the exami-
nation of its witnesses, about twelve or
whom testified. The evidence tended dis
tinctly In the favor Of the defence. Al D
o'clock the court adjourned, to De reeon>
yened Tomorrow at $50
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-27
Interest and Dividends.

NEW YORK, December 28.-The Janu-
ary disbursements for interest and diyt-
dends at this city are estimated at nearly
s75,O 600; at Philadelphia at nearly N0.s
OOO,01O and at Boston at about S9,0OO,OOD.
Interest natures also on large proper
tion OF the national debt. and the gov
ernment will pay the quarterly interest
on the AS. about So 1896. 900, and also H,93S, =
705 semi-annual interest on the current
6s, or Pacific railroad bonds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-27
Special Announcements.

Contemplating a change and eniarge-
ment OF our business January ;, 1895.
we beg TO inform our patrons and
the public generally that we are now Of
fering special inducements on very many
articles in our largo aud elegant stock OF
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry. solid Ster-
ling Silver and Siiver-Plated Ware.
Clocks. Bronzes. Opera-Glasses, Fine Gold
and Sterling Silver Novelties. etc. We
cordially invits an early inspection OF
these goods. as no better opportunity has
ever been offered for the selection OF
handsome bridal, anniversary, and holiday
gifts OF the finest quality at moderate
prices. NOWLAN & CO..
No. 92l east NJ in street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-27
Will Not Go Ont NJ the Order.

Germania Lodge. Knights of Pythlas,
which recently contemplated leaving that
order and establishing an independent or
ganization has determined not 10 do this.
The late dissensiOns concerning the use
of the German ritual have about blown
over, and through the efforts OF Grand
Chancellor Hulce and Past Grand-Chan-
cellor Loehr the lodge, IT is said, will ex-
tend its scope in Pythanism by taking
In members In future without regard TO
the language they speak
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-27
FxteosIop of Steel Plant.

ELYRIA, o., December 2s.-.On Monday
a contract was made by the Johnson
Steel Company and the Carnegie Conn
pany, by which the latter Is 20 erect q
on the east side of Black river, directly
opposite the Johnson Company's works,
and on land already owned by the latter
company. The plant will employ 500
son Company, is authority for the state"
ment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-27
THE SNOW ONE oAY LATE.
But II Came and With II sssw and sless-s
Damage TO Wires.

The Christmas snow reached Richmond
one day late. but it came--and with IL
came wind and sleet. which did slight
damage to the telephone service In the
city and affected to some extent teie-
graphic communication between this and
other points.
About s o'clock yesterday morning tho
flakes began TO fall, and by noon the
feecy substance covered this section or
the. country. This was followed BY sleet
the streets OF the city were IN dread-
fully. sloppy and disagreeable condition
all the afternoon.
The storm resulted in sagging the wires
light and railway companies. The SER
vice OF the telephone company was mate
rally impaired, and two or three phones
were burned out by the falling Of heavy.
TO the instruments. The Western Union
suffered the burning out OF four Offices
along the Richmond and Ailsshany rail-
@ failing s cf ,sssss Ssss aPPesSs oT o
ley wires upon the telegraph wire soue-
whore in the western part OF the city,
ahe pSsa psssps, e, say nsy wsrs not !,s At
injury to property Is reported.
Four Inches OF snsw st weodsteck.
WOODSTOCK, VA. December a6--
CSpesiJ .)-The drYt snow % the season
started to fall today between i2:sp and /
O'CLOCK ana ~ this wrQng. y. NJ, ~
4 inchas deep. - bids fsar 70 be A heavy
snow, The weather was colder this morn.
ing than at any time before this winter
NEW MARKET. va, December ~
Special "A severe snow,storm set In toy
day at noon, and bids fair to continne al
night. This is the nrss snow OF the season
Good Loo Season Indicated.
SCOTTSvILLE, VA, December D.
Special. )-As write the snow Is fallini
rapidly. / think from present Indication
that this will Be a good Ice season. a
the ice was 213 inches thick on the pondl
Friday morning
Three Inches at fredericksburg.
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, December
26.--(Special )-Snow began falling here
to-day about IL 80, and has covered the
ground to the depth OF about 8 inches.
with no signs OF abatement.
Mountains Covered With Snow.
BLACKSBURG. VA, December %-
Especial IA snow OF 3 or inches fell
here to-day, and the surrounding noun
tains are covered with II.
BAD Weather at Weldon.
WELDON, N. c., December B.-(Spe.
cial. .)-This morning set In with rain, hail,
and sleet. and the trees are hanging with
icicles. To-day IL cold and disagreeablo
overhead and underfoot, and IL quite the
opposite OF what Il was yesterday.
Captain and Mrs. J. ID. Simpson, Mr.
George Harrison. and Miss Bessie Rowe
were among the Richmond people who
spent Christmas here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-27
COURT CASES IN FLUVANNA.
Appointment of Land Assessors-six Mar
rage Licenses Issued.

PALMYRA. December 26-(Special.)-
A special grand jury brought in "A true
bill' against Fleming Cary, Jr, for cut
ting buster Jackson. and the case was
Continued TO the January term.
There were twelve alterations reported
TO the court since last term.
The Court appointed George a. Bowles,
ESQ, In the North-Side District, and Z.
j Perkins in the South Side. assessors
to Teassess lands, &c, and II was univer-
sally conceded the appointments were as
good as could be made.
Cupid has been actively az work IN tnls
were issued on Monday and one saturday.
After court adjourned the Republicans
met and made Mr.. Joel Haden county
chairman of the party, vice }. X. Haden,
whose time had expired. There was some
murmuring, but that will all disappear
bafora the next election,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-27
Brent's Mill Burned,

Brent's Mil, the picturesque old building
on Hazel run, Just back OF Marye's j
Heights, was destroyed by fire Saturday
has long been one of the voting places
OF the county, and on account OF It's close
proximity TO Fredericksburg the news
from Brent's Mill was always the first
tidings received in town Of an election in
h.r ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-27
Mr.. II. n. EldrIdre Dies Suddenly.

BUCKINGHAM COURTHOUSE, VA,
December 26-(Special. MIR. b. X.
Eldridge, Sr., one OF our most prominent
citizens. died at his residence. near this
place yesterday morning. suddenly. HIS
health had been failing for long time.
His death was n great surprise, as he was
going about as usual on Monday. MT.
Eldridge was one of the most intelligent
citizens OF this county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-27
AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY.
Possible Prosecution Of an Alderman for
Alleged Attempt to Bribe.

CHICAGO, ILL, December 26.--Ex-
Judge Collins, chief counsel for the civic
Federation, In a letter to Judge Tuley,
received this afternoon. states that the
federation has been asked to prosecute
Alderman Powers for his alleged attempt
TO solicit a bribe from a representative
OF the American Tobacco Company, but
that the federation believes IL wiser that
criminal prosecution should be instt-
tuted by the properly-constituted authori-
ties. rather than by individuals or asso-
Citations. He. therefore. calls Judge Tu-
ley's attention to the matter. In order
that the latter may call the attention or
the grand Jury to the case. and charge
them 10 take such steps as may seem
proper In view of the evidence that may
hereafter be produced before them.
Judge Tuley referred the letter 10
State s-Attorney Kern. thus bringing the
matter oficially TO the notice or the
States Attorney and the grand jury. IL
is believed that the grand jury will take
aome action.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-27
Held Up and Robbed by Tramps.

ROANOKE. VA, December 26-(Spe.
cial)-Taylor Trout. young man about
20 years old. living about three miles
north Of this city was stopped by two
men while on HIS way home Monday
night from this city. They demanded his
money. AS he was totally unprepare'i Tor
resistance. he was compelled to surrender
all the money he had with him, amount
ing 10 st. aud also q handsome gold
watch. The men are supposed to have
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-27

and abusing q. Kern. trespssrne = ~ =.
Paimore and obtAiRing under mtsyepre-
sentatIon board to the amount OF 10 Ssouz
Mrs. Il. W. Palmore.
Captain Edmund n. Cooke. q Gum9ers
land county, arrived In the city IusS9ex
evening and left at o'clock yeste!deZ
AFTERNOON for 81. Louis, No. TO 1tsena
the Populisf Conference. General lanes
a. Field and others were expected %
Join him at Gordonsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. D. Small have isr,sd
invitations TO tho marriage OF tht1r
daughter. Miss Ida. to Mr.. Thomas =:
Johnson: The ceremony taxes piass
wednesday evening, January ID. IN the
parlors Of the brides parents. No. @
north Sixth street, at Z O'clock.
Potentate George L. Street announces
that the regular meeting OF Acca Temple
will be held at o'clock for work on
Thursday night, instead OF $40, - adver-
tised. Mr.. Street has Just received teIs.
gram that a number Of candidates WIN
be here. from Alexandria. Cutie . mum
Der of local candidates are expected u
put In appearance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-27
A, rsc,ped Convict Captured.

WOODSTOCK. VA, December a.-(Spe,
cial)-Albert Bamber. who was sentenced
to confinement in the penitentiary some
years ago from Rockingham county and
the term Of Superintendent Moses, was
lodged In the jail here last night for an
offence against the peace and dignity or
the Commonwealth. Colonel J. G. Baker,
commemorative Attorney. wired the pro-
per authorities this morning Of his arrest
and detention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-27
Illness of MIR, Alpheus Boiling,

Mr. Boiling. editor OF the Southside
Sentinel-Advance, arrived here Friday
evening and that night was taken with
his first hemorrhage OF the lungs. which
have increased ever since. Failing TO gain
admission TO several hospitals, which were
reported filled, he was taken to the city
almshouse hospital Tuesday for treat
ment. His case is alarming. and his
friends ought not to forget him In his
hour of distress and need.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-27
heath of Dr. 4. A. Ofey.

BEDFORD CITY, VA, December 20
Especial )-Thls morning about 10 o'clock,
Dr. J. A. Otey died at the home Of his
daughter Mrs. Albert Goodwin; aged u
years. At one time he was one Of the
most prominent physicians of the place.
but for some years he has been an in
valid, and had become totally blind. lie
leaves two daughters and four sons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-27

Mr.. ], A. Daiby, associate editor OF the
Norfolk yirginian, says
II have watched the use OF Qurafoi
with great interest. and am firmly or
,he belief that Il Is the best curative for
face eruptIons ever produced. have
known Il TO cnre bad case OF eruption
on the face IN forty-eight hours. have
Also used It for sore throat. and found
Il . speedy cure" Z. aa..,....-..-.-,t.---A-, - !,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-27
rwo Fatal Accidental Shooting Cases.

BRISTOL, TENN, December 26.-(Spe-
cial1-At Speer's Ferry. Va, yesterday
evening, Nat Davidson shot James Tate,
a man Of family. and it Is believed that
Tate will die. Davidson was drunk at the
time. lie was arres,ed to-day. lie claims
the shooting was accidental.
James, the l0-year-od son OF j. &.
O'Rear. Of Glade Springs. Va, accident
ally shot himself yesterday, and died last
NIGHT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-27
Present Your Billa.

All persons having claims against
Saenger-Halle Restaurant will please
present them for approval as have
rendered my resignation az manager"
OF said concern, taking effect on January
], 1895.
WILLIAM III. ZIMMERMANN, JR.,
Manager for Gesangverein Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-27
OddsFe,lows Officers Elected.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. December
2s.-(Special. )--Last night Charlottesville
Lodge, No. 90 l. o. o. f., elected officers,
as follows: W. W. keenan,, noble grand; {;
i. j. Carter, vice grand; J. w Christmas,
recording secretary; j. Il. Martin, finan-
cial secretary; ]. V. Perley. treasurer:
j. b. Gon, chaplain; j. +. Martin. past
md
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-27
She l. Now Mrs. Maud Wooda.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. December
| 26.-(Speclal )-Mss Maud Woods was mar
ried this afternoon to Mr. Kirk Woods.
The ceremony took place in the parlor
of the Parish Hotel, and was performed
bv the Rev. Mr.. Louthan. The parties lett
| this afternoon for their home, at Crozet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-27

LONDON, December 26.-To-day is be-
ing observed as a general holiday.
LIVERPOOL, December 26-To-day Is
vision markets.