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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-12
MONDAYS INETMEETTNG.
Members OF That Body Urge a Special
Meeting to CoDaider Sslisbury's Reply.

A press telegram from Washington last
night SAYS, concerning the meeting or the
Cabinet called for Monday next, the an
nouncement Of which was made evo'u-
sivey in The Times of yesterday:
President Clegelands early return TO
Washington is looked for. 10 is authtn-
iicaly stated that dispatches have been
sent 10 him by members of his Cabinet
urging that a special Cabinet meeting
be called for Monday next TO consider.
amongst other important matters Lord
Salisbury's reply In the Venezuelan mat
ter and Secretary Carlisles report. The
Secretary OF the Treasury - unwilling
to submit that important document TO
Congress until It has been carefully read
and approved by the President and his
Cabinet Hence the request for special
meeting Monday and the telegrdphed
suggestions which will probably bring
The President back 10 Washington 10y
that time.
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Dec. 1.-The
storm now raging about Cape Hatteras
gives no uneesiness TO the personal
friends OF President Cleveland who II
reported 10. be in the cape channel. Ii
is learned to-day that Mr.. Cleveland was
warned by telegraph OF the coming OF
bad weather by the Weather Bureau.
The cape channel Is the best refuge ia
the vicinity OF Hatteras. and the Violet
is I'm no danger there. She IL sheltered
by the island on one side and the cape
on the other.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-12

Mayor and City Sergeant Lleeted-New
Enterprises Being started.

EllPORIA. VA. Dec. li.-Special.-The
charter issued some time since incorpo-
rating the towns OF Belheld and Hicks
ford under the name OF Emporia has re-
Gently been revived and the Council has
elected John II. Person as mayor and
S d. Goodwin as town sergeant.
Mr. Person has served for some time as
a Justice OF the peace. and was a very
efficient and faithful officer, ana we eN-
Dect him to be more efficient as mayor.
Mr. Goodwin has been serving the county
very efficiently as constable, and we tnink
he will be equally as eiilcient ana ialth-
ful as town sergeant
Two new enterprises have been started
here which viii give Emporia good
send-off I'm enhancing its business. Messrs.
Pert. Nell. and Mccormick have bought
and are operating successfully the Bell
field Manufacturing COmpany's planning
mills They have a valuable plant.
Messrs Charles Baker ana j. a. Hart-
ley have nearly completed a large plant,
which the company will operate as the
Belineld Enterprise Company. Neneering
Is their business, and they VIII manufac-
ture many other articles me building Is
situated near the intersection OF the
Coast Line and Atlantic and Danville
railroad 100 feet by 40 feet, and two-stofy.
Two sixty-horse-pOwer boilers and en-
CINE have been placed In the building,
and they expect 10 commence operations
about January /. 1896.
Rev. r. H. Younger, preacher in charge
OF the GreenesVille Circuit Methodist
Episcopal church, South, entered upon-his
duties on November 18th. lie was we'll
received By his people here ana has made
I'll fine impression on the people OF Empo-
ria. He is a forcible and impressive
speaker.
i3cth the Baptist and Methodist sun
day schools nave arranged 10 entertain
their scholars with Christmas trees during
The holidays Many glad little hearts Will
DEE made by the beautiful presents on
these trees.
Emporia can boast Of its fine graded
school. Mr.. John W. Weymouth. OF
Hampton. Va. and a graduate OF William
and Mary College is the principal ana -
q thorough scholar and most eXcelient
teacher. Misses Belle Cato ana File Man
ming. both natives of this county are the
very efficient assistants.
Miss sallie y. Tillar, daughter OF the
late Hon. y. D. Tillar. was quietly mar
ried on Thursday TO Mr.. +. l. Burrlss,
formerly Of Orange county, Va, now
resident OF Grecncsviile
The farmers have housed all their crops
in this section. The corn and meat crops
are plentiful, and more money has neeh
realized from cotton ana peanuts imam
was from last years crops
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NEW YORK. Dec. 1l-flour steady;
winter. low grades, S2.2jq263; DO: iair
TO fancy, S2.65N33O 90. patent %,.iSw
30 Minnesota clear y =, a.ssi a'ei,,:
81 T5N4l 10. low extras S2.2oGz %; cry
mills S3gO04OO. do. patent. Si.oVn 10.
Southern flour duh ant steady. com
mon to fair extra, s. log2.sO' good 10
Wheat weaker and fairly active: No.
. red. store and elevator, 69's4os ~.
anoat. 71isN7ll4c. options opened lne
and steady. but weakened later and closed
weak al ia0asc decline; NO. red Jahu-
june 677sc; July, CSC; December d ~s'sc'
corn easy and less active: No. = "4'4c,
elevator. $3.50 ahoat options "eI'
Quiet and steady but declined on *
pected free receipts. closing easy al s,fp
i4c below yesterday. December oi'ec.'
January, 34l4c.. May, .9c. ,..,-.
Oats dun and unchanged options
dull and unchanged 10 re. down: De
cember. 2y9.c.: February. 23i2c, March,
24c. Nav. 24Nc Spot prices: No. .,
224Q23c.' No. . white, 24]2c.' mixed west
Iav drm and IN good demand: ship
ping 7Od75c.: good TO choice, Ssl2us' l2c.
wool quiet and firm, domestic fleece,
iGn22c.; pulled 15q34c ,,.>.,o..o..
Beef quiet. family. sl0WGl2vO, extra
mess 81 5OGsCO: beef hams dun at $1,000
0f55O. ticrced beef quiet, city extra.
India mess. $500; cut meats dun ana
easy. picked bellies S1Nf2. shOulueIs,
S5.OO052J; hams Ss25us.t'; middles
nominal.
Lard quiet and weak western. S315;
oity S5OlUJ1O, December, SOD. nominal
Refined dull. Continent. $500. South
American, $3.50. compound. S4G2Rn3.Oo
Fork dun end easy. mess. @.oOn32O
Butter fairly active choice hrm. State
dairy. l2N22c. DO, creamery. lan26c.,
western dairy JOH0f7c.. Eigns, &c.
Tallow quiet ana easy; city 4c. Did'
country. 4il04%c.
Cotton seed oil quiet and unchanged.
Rosn dun and steady strained, com
mon 10 good, 81 7O01.I5.
Turpentine quiet and steadier at &''tH
Rice firm. domestic fair to extra, 30
use. Japan. ne.
Molasses quiet. New Orleans. open ket-
tie good to choice nominal at 21n35c.
Peanuts quiet
Coffee quiet and unchanged TO 10 points
up: March. $685. May. $3.50. July.
SIP 40. September Sr1gOGll.9j Spot Rio
dun and steady; No. Z, Sii50.
Sugar-Raw quiet and steady fair r..
filming. 3it0Wtc Refined quiet and steady
off a. 4a.c: standard a. 4ssc., cut-loai
and crushed. 5Ac; graduated 49SQislc.
Freights 20 Liverpool steady ana UNI
changed
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Two Marriages Lighted, Heated ana
Run by Electricity

NORFOLK. VA. Dec. H.-Special.-
Miss Elizabeth Francis Taylor and Mr.,
Edwin Logan Herndon were married a,
o'clock this afternoon at Disney, on me
road near Newport News, the temporary
home OF the brides parents cap.aiin
and Mrs. w A. l.. Taylor. captain
TAYLOR Is president Of the Schooi BVaru
of this city. ana his charming daughter
"a great favorite in elite social circles.
MIR William :. Crocker and MISS Laura
NJ Deeton. of Brambleton ward, We're
united i'm marriage TINS evening by h".'
". d. smith. rector Of 81. Peters T. r.
The case Of j. NJ. Hubert, who was
fined $50 in the Police Court Tor reckless
lv driving over Ethel wilkins, a SIX
rnonths'-o!d child in Brambleton, last
INV and fully reported in The Times,
was nolle prosecuted on an appeal In the
CORPORATION Court to-day because the
child's name was spelled incorrectly IN
the warrant Hubert VIII be arrested on
There IL considerable feeling against
him on account of the extreme cruelty
The BOARD Of Supervisors OF Norfolk
county has ordered all insurance on coun-
~ schooI-houses TO be cancelled. In the
interest OF economy.
In Portsmouth hereafter all vehicles.
except baby carriages, must carry hshtS
after night, on penalty OF a me.
The drst cleo; rio vestibule cars pro-
pelled lighted. ana heated by electricity
Will be run on the Port-Norfolk cleo
trio railway Tomorrow ,,-
u Fertzner distiller and wholesale
liquor dealer. No. go north Clinton street,
Rochester. y. Y. is seeking INFORMATION
of one OF his drummers. L. b. Rogers;
who left Norfolk on the morning OF
September 18th last, since when he mas
not been heard Of Mr.. Fertzner brings
no charges against Rogers, hut Is anxious
TO discover his whereabouts.
Mr. A ] Field, a prominent attorney
Of oxford. n. c., is In the city on bust
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Isn't Il Time
You Were Putting On
One Of Our OVe!COatS?

Don't try to shiyer through De-
cembsr when you can secure such
bargain as our SIS KerSey Cold>De'
flying Cvercoat.
You know the long, black and blue,
velvet collar, half Silk-lined OyercoatS
that you've always bought round
town for s2o-this is our SIS kind.
Then for So and $40 we have the
best selection to be found.
A Blue and Black Chnchllla, satin
lined, with velvet collar, SIS and
$50. A genuine Montagnac, with
velvet piping, S45.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-12
,1ANcHEsrER MARKET.

MANCHESTER. ENG, Dec. ll.-The
Guardian IN its commercial article says.
There ~ a more cheerful feeling IN some
quarters. where sellers nave more DUST
ness india leading. In many directions,
however there is a decided scarcity o.
workable offers There IS marked ne
mand for yarns and cloths made from
Egvptian cotton. The decline IN the price
OF silver discouragcs business. iheIe
have been inquiries from China ior heavy
shirtings. drills, sheeting, and preaching
cloths. but the offers have been largely
unavoidable The decline IN me rae OF
etcbange mas interfered with the placing
80 trda,s 'rhers. are signs Of improve
ment in business for the minor markets.
Yarns show a better tone with q hafu-
ening tendency.
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than he has az any court for five years
previous, and there was regular FOOT
ball rush 10 buy the wares offered by
fakir.
The churches are preparing for Christ
mas exercises.
1t Is with much pleasure that the
people here read of the success OF Rev.
J. T. Mastin at his new charge in your
city. lie was stationed here for four
years I'm the early part OF his ministry.
and has the highest regard and anection
OF the entire community.
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NEW YORK. Dec. 11.-Cotton quiet;
middling gulf. 81, middling, 81 gross
receipts, $40 bales. exports to Great
Britain. 100 bales: Continent 22Sl bales.
forwarded. 11.l6s bales, sales, ~ bates.
spinners. 1si bales; stock, 1to,42' bales.
Futures closed barely steady safes ID
1OD bales. December. SO. January, 80
February. 81. March. S.32; April, Sol;
S4f. september. SIS. October. sos No
vembcr. SW. 49,.
ton futures steady, saie.' 1"'V' pdles'
December. S0J. January, bvp' - tDIu alg,
$40. March. Sl3: April, slO May, 50,
june, S23. July. SIS august s'-o' sep
ii'itSS-tippoof, nee. U.-12:3O =. NJ
Cotton: Prices hardening; American inlu-
ding. As sales, l2,uW pales, An,'i ,Ss -
mo bales. speculation ana export l,Vp
Iaies. rccciufe 10000 bales. American,
$500 bales. Futures opened firm and
demand fair; January ahu eDrSa i,.s
q 5i-Gf. February and Marcn' I'LL
March and Aprii. 4 1864, April ana May,
i 1.-c4, Nav and June 56-6iu4 - 81;
juno and July 4 2G-G3i July ana August
4 37-Gi: october and November 4 "o-pI'
Futures steady. -,
vanced l-s2 higher, American middlins,
l3-22; good middhng, ~; mlqdIns'
4 yl-32. low middlng, 9-loi Bood oIui'
nary. 4 7-1G. ordinary 4h;,, -,
T. M-American middhng' low nld.
ding clause. December, @3-V4, value.
December and January. 3l-e444 1T
buyers: January ana February ana reD.
ruary and March. 4 3l-oi bhyeis ,MaIch
and April. 4 3i-6i. sellers. April and
May. 32-6i sellers May and June
4 32-Ginl 33-Gi buyers: June and July
1864, buyers. July anu august = go
sellers october and November (unofti-
ciaD 93-C4. value. Futures closed
quiet -,
Total to-day-Net receipts 4i,41l oaies,
o,,norfe 10 Great Britain, G.ssO bales.
Continent. 1881 bales stock. 90o'4S6
bales. ...-....
Total so far this ~eek--Net receipts
AZ 5g6 bales. France, 80 1876 bales; CON
tinent. 1870 bales. 49,. f...
Total since September lst-Net RECEIPT
. c23l12 bales. exports 10 Great bilttlh
7ss iaG bales. France. 23O.572 bales; CON
unent, All bales.
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Richmond. Va, Dec. H. IN ISL
Private sales reported 10 .rroae to-dav
VII" The tobacco inspector reports hsht
W,tlnteH Farmers. Planters. DaNen-
ncrf's Meals. Crenshaw's, Seaprook 3
Williams 4 Rehlings, Vaughan - Alle-
ehanv. and Shockoe tobacco warehouses
Tenorf to-day: Receipts % packages ue-
liveries. " packages. ~.
United States internal revenue c9liec-
tions on tobaccos for the city OF kich-
mond va. to-day: Cigars and cigarettes,
81 i5SGO: plug tobaccos, S2,Oil.ii. Total
There was a small hut very satsfac-
tory sale of bright loose tObaccos at
DavenpOrt's warehouse to-day. very
nice break for tomorrow, weather per-
hitting. embracing fine line OF bright
wrappers and cutters.
The outlook tonight IS fair FOR good
breaks Of dark loose tOhaccos al Shockoe
and t'renshaw's tobacco warehouses To-
morrow (Thursday, December T. 1880.
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The Colt Petition Dismissed.

PROVIDENCE. r. l., Dec. 1.-THE
Attorney Ripley Mrs. Colts counsel, APP
peared before Judge Stness in the APP
pellate division OF the Supreme Court and
moved for the dismissal OF the lady's petit
ton for divorce.
In seconding the motion, Mr. Colwell.
attorney for Colonel Colt. read a letter
from his client, In which he said that
despite the statements of some newspa-
not reflect upon Mrs Colts conduct In
any way The motion for discontinuance
was then granted.
The attorneys in the case said the af-
fair was now all over, and there was
nothing more to say.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-12
NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. \. G.. Dec. 1l.-foA IN
firm: strained. S135: good strained, sl.ip.
Spirits Of turpentne firm machine
DC. irregular. -ll2c.
Tar steady at SllO. %, "a.
Crude turpentine steady; hard sllo;
soft 80: virgin. - 60. -.
CHARLESTON. S G., Dec, ll.-Iurpeh-
tine tirm at 2fIsc. receipts. j. casks. -.
Rosin"Good strained firm at Sl.2o4l.2o'
receipts. 4g6 barrels. g., c..... %
SAVANNAH, GA, Dec. ll.-Sp,irlts OF
turpentine firm az 2J4c.' sales o. V"Sn9'
Rosin unchanged. pales quoted oull ana
others firm. receipts, 5.1Ol barrels sa'eS'
q ono barrels.
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c,,rcAco LIVE STOCK MARKET.

T-N.IT0N STOCK YARps. d, 2. - 9;
11'-Cattie: Receipts, lAo l,osrs m e o'5
si o1. s.toclers and feeders s2.25Q3.6|:
S CONS and bulls N.5o-35o; Texans S2'o
"iH5ogs-Receipts 5000; ma arI.,1e w ss6
anu - io+e S2 4O41n0. common 10
s cba're mixed. s2oa25o; choice assorted "a
~ '4sg355. light, S3.3J03.52ls; pigs $''Vv
pgs,pu Raceints. Il. 900. market stoady ;
,,fer,orr TO choice, S15oa34O; lambs INV
a 40.
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c,NcrNNATT MARKET.

CfyCINNAT1. O., Dec. ll.-Flour i.c-
tive. winter patent, $3.3O43OO' spring pa
tent. S}jOQ3.7j 81. co.
corn oiliet. No. . mixed. 3Oc.
oats quiet ana steady; No. miNeu'
20c. .o-o
Lard easier, stea-i lear 500 he'ue
j" Raco1 tirm, loose shoulders, 500; short
ribs 81 12i5. short clears, SJ3'isi poAeu
meats &c. more. 60. Loco Ybo,,l-
Dry sailed meats hrner, lop1Se, ciear
ders' S425: short ribs. 500 snort cieA''
81 rs. hofSd meats l4c. lsore.
nrhisllv sfeadV at 40.
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. Dec. 1.-THE advance IN
cotton yesterday on the publication OF
the Agricultural Bureau report. en-
couraged hopes Of rising market ioi
raw material, ana the return OK tnat IN
nuepce as { strengthening factor IN me
dry goods market for cotton goods. To-
days weakness in cotton has, tn ,,ioI,hy
been a disappointment II - ho ',',n ' ~,
however. that a number OF agents ior
southern mills report their manufacturers
sim adhcring 10 high-priccd cotton soooSi
and although they are wiillns 10 sen
their products from stock or iof he~t
deliveries on current market basis. hot
faI,e obligations stretching FAR ahead.
They are not troubled to any great e&-
tent at the moment by having 10 tuIn
down business OF this character. as tnSl
Indifference is lust about equalled py w
indifference Of buyers TO Requirements NJ
well in sight. TO-days business IN stdyie
cotton and seasonable cotton dress iappii.5
has been quite moderate ana Ola OF aoG }oy
average proportions IN Iahcy c ossSvn ssooGs
sprinp. The woollen and worsted soous
market in heavy weights is unset'ieu'
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C4KOLINI fOtNTI.
scenes on Court-D Day Conflicting state
ment- of Hard Times and Prosperity.


BOWLING GREEN, VA. Dec. l1.-Spe-
cial.-Were you ever at Caroline Court?
In many respects II - 1iterent from
most courts in this part OF the State.
REPRESENTATIVES OF wholesale houses In
several cities are regular attendants. and
display their samples on long tables In
the commodious Office of the Lawn Hotel
Merchants from this ard adjoining coun-
ties meet them here, and buy everything
needed 10 replenish their stocks.
Monday was the regular monthly term
OF our court, but the weather was 80
disagreeable that the attendance was
much smaller than usual.
There were no cases of Importance on
the docket. and the session was short
furnished their isual quota of drummers.
hut they all complained OF the dizziness
of trade and the scarcity OF money.
With corn at thirty cents a hushel and
pork al four cents pound, the farmers
saw that IL is hard for them 10 meet their
obligations.
on the other hand. the county treas
urer tell me- that he collsctsd more faxAs
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Der. 33IsQ33ssc; year. 35lags3sse:: Janu-
airy, 33l.n35sc.: February, 3J54Gl34c.
March. 3ip54iic; steamer mixed, ;2H
32l,c.: southern white corn. 32i1Q35isc.;
do. yellow. 32is433isc.
oats Bsmer. No. white. western. 2Jc.
bid No. mixed, western, &c. BID.
Rye quiet. No. T. 44n iJc. Tor near ny
and 4Gfi47c for western. D
Hay steady: choice timothy, sioJO.
Freights unchanged.
Eggs firm at &c.
Other articles unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-12
JULIE REcAMIER.
The Original of This Picture ketaimD4
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rONDON EAR SILVER MARKET.

LONDON Dec. 1f-Bar silver. 3oi4d..
Consols 1865 for money ana lo6 ll-l6 FOR
ire account
sP M-parls adriccs quote 3 per cent
,1ntes af laf francs and $40 confines Tor
Inc account and exchange on London
francs.
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rr 1nI-is MARKET.

ST. LOUIS. MO. Dec. 11.-F'iour I'M
changed. rea,c . Nav
o-T-t orD affeadv: December. 2i7sc.; January
Oats lower. December. l74c.; May
zoe. e. ,otL
Pork Standard mess, Sel-t9,-. o,oice
"a Primo and steam, 500; choioe'
- B1e9,con-shoulders S.25; iongs'o SOW
c1a"r rihs S512i5: short clear. %.zS; con-, .
Dry sailed Meats-Shoui99etaaSsi ehort
Longs $3.50. clear ribs, Sfo-'2' ''V''
Gicb wines steady at SID.
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BALTIMORE. MD. Dec ll.-VirEinia
g's. new. 7Jf, bids Virginia Century Glf
dated Gas stock 6nsG0i' DO. bonds, 5s.
JOS asked.
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a. 7. Co. preferred. .ID 100 %.
a. 4. Co. common. ......JO ~ -.
-GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

GRAIN AND COTTON E\cHANGE.
Richmond, Va. Dec III, 1875.
Quotations. WDeat-LOngDerry. fVc. 10
re. mixed. 69c. to re, shortDerfy, use.
TO Tic: No. 2 red, 7lc.
Corn-Wh1te Virginia, 35c. TO BE-; No.
2 white. 36c. to SIC. No. mixed, DO.
Oats-No. . mixei. re 20 2Slac.; No.
2 mixed nc. to 22Hc.. winter seed, 2sc.
10 &c.
Ryc--15c 10 4Sc.
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD, Dec. l1.-Flour
firm.
Wheat easy: No. 2 red spot and De-
cember 6GitI65ikc.: January. SIC: MAY
Cos, zoe: steamer No. :. red. 6AG63N.r.: :
southern. by sample. 6GQ67c. do on
grade, 65Ssgd6Hlc.
Corn stsaoy. mixed spot and Decem-
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
was steady TO firm; No. spring wheat.
5TaNi59ilc. No. 2 red 6lisn6SAc.; No
corn. 2.T,c.. No. . oats. l7%n17i1c. mess
nork. 81. 4suT sly; lara, s. 15n517ls; Shout
ders, s3Jo; short clear sides, si37i9qi.5o;
whisky. SIP.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-12

No woman can be beautiful or oven
CLEANLY in appearance whose face -
marred by pimpIes, blackheads. biotchcs,
freckles or other tmpelfections.
These are the ONLY skin remedies IN
dorsed BY physicians
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-12

Mr.. A. ] Field, prominent attorney
Of oxford, \. c., is In the city on BUSH
ness
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-12

I. +. Goode, Jr.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1895-09-03
Busck--christensen.


Aauiet but romantic wedding took
place in the Danish Lutheran Church,
Hoboken, N. j., on Wednesday last.
The contracting parties we're Mr..
August Busck, ofthe well-known and
popular firm of Pennock & Co., and
Miss WilheImina NJ Christensen, OF
Denmark. The bride, who had just
crossed the Atlantic under the care
of her soon-to-be brother-in-law, Mr.
Busck, an officer of the Danish
steamer Heckla, was met on her ar
rival at New York by the groom and
cousins of his residing in New York
In short time the whole party
adjourned to the church, where the
ceremony was performed by the Rev,
A. G. Tychsan, of Denmark. Aftei
an elegant dinner at the hotel the
bride and groom were rendered re.
ception on board the S. S. Heckla BY
the officers of that vessel.
The bride and groom having re
ceiyed thorough literary and scientific
training in one of the first European
universities, the new partnership JUS
entered upon by Mr.. Busck strike:
one as having been begun under The
most suspicious circum stances.
Free Press.