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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-04
Personals and I,rjefs,

Mr.. NJ. l.. williams Of Norfolk, was at
the Capitol yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. French Hoge. Of Frank.
fort, KY, are the guests OF Mrs. Howard
ID. Hoge, ZIG east Franklin street.
Mrs. Mary r. Quarles and her daughter.
Miss Louise Quarles, left yesterday for
Birmingham, Ala, to visit relatives.
Miss Saunders, with her friend. Miss
Morehead, OF North Carolina. will be at
home, So west Franklin street, THIS eve
ming from to 7.
Mr. Joseph Raddie on Wednesday morn
ing was at ST. Mary's German Catholic
mot Lutheran) church.
Hon. u. w. Lacy. one OF the ex-judges
OF the Court OF Appeals. and Hon. Isaac
Digs member of the House OF Delegates,
have formed a law copartnership.
The Sarah Hopes before the Police
Court some time ago, charged with
having stolen goods in her possession
was not Sarah Ann Hopes. or NO. 10
north Fourth street.
Mr.. A. S. Crane. business manager or
the Elizabeth IN. j. Daily Journal. Is In
the city. and is accompanied by his
wife. They are the guests or Mrs.
Cranes brother, Mr. f. II. Lea.
The earnings OF the Richmond and
Petersburg railroad for November, ls9i,
were s26,5is.7 expenses. N9bt@. The
earnings OF the Petersburg railroad Tor
the same month were $il, expenses
s26.4I.H.
The annual banquet of Shockoe Council
No. $50, Royal Arcanum, VIII De heid
at Morgenstern's tonight at 9:D O'CLOCK
The Committee of Arrangements consists
of Messrs. II. l.. Lorraine, +. T.. Ander-
son, and A. ID. Jackson.
Cadet Ambrose Page. who has been
spending his holidays at home, lett yes
terday morning for the Agricultural ana
Mechanical College, at BlacNsburg. Last
Monday night he entertained the kicn-
mond club at u supper at his home, III
west Main street.
The funeral of Mrs. ID. Shepers took
place from ST. Marys church yesterday
morning. A solemn requiem mass was
Celebrant was Very Rev. +. Willibaid.
while Rev. +. Gregory acted as deacon
and Rev. l.. John as sub-deacon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-04
RicHMoNDeRs REMOVE TO CHESTER.
ur. and nrs. Lambert Give an Old Va.
Entertainment In Their New Home.

CHESTER, VA. January 3.--(Special)-
ON Tuesday night Mr. ana Mrs. George
Wills Lambert WHO recently removed
from Richmond to this village. slgnalizeG
the completion of their handsome new
house in this suburban town by an old
time Virginia entertainment \ few or
their Richmond friends aud ncwly-made
l,lghbOrs and friends Of the vicinity.
with whom they have become very popu'
lar during thcir short residence here.
were present. Among visiting guests
from Richmond were Mr. and Mrs: Tay,
lor Mr. James White, Misses Matte and
Jennie SpitZHr, Mrs. Waggoner. MIS-.
ElmbrouEh. Miss Mollie Kmbrough;
Misses jamie and HOpsOn Kirby. and Mr..
Campbell Kirby. or neiehbors present
were Rev Mr.. Scott and wife. Mr.. J. l..
Snoad, Mr.. Robinson. Mr.. Tabb, Mrs.
Moody Miss Matte Moody. Mr. and Mrs.
". H. Rowland. and others. of Chester
icll county. Select vocal and instrument
tai music was q feature " the entertain
ment. which lasted until 2 o'clock the
following morning. The removal Of MIR.
and Mrs. Lambert 10 this village Is
Richmonl's loss and Chesters gain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-04
SHENANDOAH TEACHERS MEET.
Interesting Papers Read and Discussed
Addresses Delivered Last Night

WOODSTOCK. VA. January 3.-(Spe-
cial Shenandoah County Teachers In
suiute is In its second session. presided
over by ty-Superintendent J. II. Nc
1nturf SiNty-slx teachers are in attend
Gnce to-day. The first topic C'Discipline")
was opened by Professor =. A. Luster
OF the New Market Graded School. In
well-prcpared paper. and the subject
was discussed by Messrs. Tomkins, Hot
Gel. Rev. /. u. Auscrman, state Superin-
tcndent Hon. John T. Massey, and others
The second topic c"English GRAMMAR
Was discussed 10y Mr. Perry Kibler. Of
the Edinburg School. who was followed
by others
Rev. J. j.. Stump addressed the insti-
tutc upon Habits Of the Teacher" IIis
address was highly appreciated. and IL
aroused the State Superintendent 70
lengthen the peroration especially on the
line 81 temperance. The music IS under
the direction Of Professor j. NJ. Bowman
with Miss Lizzie Mcln(urr as 0rganist
Addresses were delivered tonight by
state Senator NJ l.. Walton and Hon. j.
j. Massey The sessions OF the institute
ar in the courtroom.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-04
Mr.. ROBERT j. WHITE DEAD.
sirs. Martin III With Ncuralgia--Reports
from Florida Exaggerated.

SCOTTSVIILE. January 3.-(Special.)-
Our citizens were much surprised when
they learned this morning Of the death OF
air. Robert J. White. a well-known citi-
zen Of this place. who had been sick only
a few days. and his death Was quite UNI
expected. MT white was o. years OF
age. was born ana raised IN this town.
and was the son Of Mr. Peter White. de-
ceased Scotcnman, who for many
years conducted a drug business here.
Mr. White leaves a maiden sister. Miss
Fannie. who resided with him. mar,
red sister. Mrs. BrockenbrOugh, and
lrofhcr. Samuel White. who lives at san
Marcos. Tex He viii b. buried tO-Inor>
row al L. ". at the Presbyterian Gene
teIy.
Mrs NJ. A. Martin, mother Of Senator
elect Thomas :. Martin. has been quite
81 for about a week with neuralgia, To
which she has been subject Tor sev1rai
years. She Is not considered dangerously
i'll
| learned to-day from a gentleman here,
who owns an ordnRe-groVe in Florida
and who has just heard 10y letter from
there. that the groves there were only
slightly injured in a large portion OF the
State He thinks the reports In the pa.
leTs were much exaggerated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-04
TEE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was partly cloudy and raw. though slightly
warmer than for several days.
If fnarmnmafar.
Mean temperature. .................
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, January 3.-There was
quite a lively selling movement at the
Stock Exchange this morning, and the
feeling was more bearlsh than for a long
time Prices broke " to ga per cent, the
latter in Jersey Central, which fell TO &la.
Certificates in the names OF old-time hold
ers made their appearance I'm the street,
and II was argued from this that a change
in the dividend rate was imminent. The
Changers were decidedly heavy. ST. Paul
falling TO So. Northwestern to 97s, Rock
Island to 60ia. and Burlington to 69i2-a
decline OF LQl per cent.
The poor showing made by the ST. Paul
for the fourth week and month OF De-
cember. and that of the Rock Island for
December created a very bearish feeling
on these issues. Besides, officials OF the
Rock Island and st. Paul were out with
gloomy interviews regarding the outlook
for the coming six months, and this helped
along the decline.
Chicago Gas was another weak spot.
and fell to 7lia on revival OF the talk
about cutting the dividend. The directors
met to-day, and It was given out, but
not officially. that no action will be taken
on the dividend matter for n fortnight.
London was a seller OF the International
stocks. and q rumor came from there that
the Illinois Central would reduce Its divi-
dend rate.
In the afternoon f0use Identified with
a big bear trader bought about 1000
shares of St Paul. and this turned the
market. About the same time there were
rumors from Washington that the Senate
would take speedy action on the railway
pooling bill, and that the President would
Soon send a message to Congress urging
speedy action on currency matters.
The rally in prices ranged from = 20
~ per cent. Sugar leading with sales up
10 $50. The buying OF this stock was
particularly good. and Washington ad,
vices that the free-sugar bill will be taken
up in the Senate were Ignored a.
The market closed strong ana q 10 lfs
per cent higher on the day. Canadian
Pacific declined 2. to So; Chicago Gas TO
1861. and Jersey Central is per cent.
The sales were 10000 shares. OF when
l3j. 900 were OF listed stocks. The bond
market was firmer.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call easy at lQ2 per cent.
last loan at ~. and closing offered AT
H. per cent; prime mercantile paper 3gi
Bar silver, 1914. Silver at the board, 1914,
bid
ness in BANKERS bills at A.7isa4.s724 for
sixty days, and $tSsiaaLsS4 for demand;
posted rates, si.SSlagiS9is: commercial
bills. $is6isG4s7A.
Governmsnt bonds lower. State bonds
active and higher. Railroad bonds weak.
Treasury balances: Coin. 81, iM.O0; cur
rency, S75.533,0O0.
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-04
EX-GOVERNOR WALKERS BROTHER
Jonas Relieved TO Have Beeu Wcii-known
Here In Richmond.

Jonas NJ. Walker. who Is said 10 be
dying in poverty in San Francisco, after
having dissipated n large fortune which
he accumulated in connection with Flood
Mackay Fair and O'Brien. is thought
here TO be the brother of Ex-Governor
Gilbert G. Walker
Governor Walkers brother Jonas was
about Richmond a good deal during MS
brothers administration, and was well
known in connection with several promi .
nent legislative measures. TX was ssaid
that ne had a good deal 10 do with engi-
neering the funding bin through and thai
he made considerable money speculating
In Virginia securities. He was also In
terested In the big Pennsylvania railroad
fight. known as the Tom Scott fight.
Upon leaving Virginia he went TO Cali
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-04
COLD IN THE SOUNDS.
4 RICHMOND TUG AND HER TOW
FROZEN FAST IN CURRiTUck.
yteam large Sarah Sunk In Albcmar1e--
Narrow Escape Of the Crew--Iwo Ne
groes Severely Frost-Bittcn.

NORFOLK, VA. January 3.-(Special)
Intensely cold weather prevails In the
Albemarie-sound REGION. The Chesapeake
and Albemarle canal Is frozen over with
two inches OF ice. and six inches OF snow
covers the ground. The Jam SIN con-
tnUcS In the cansl. viii no immediate
prospect Of its being opened.
The tug Luoile Ross. Captain Rice. OF
Richmond. bourd mere from North caro-
Ina with a tow of barses, is frozen up
IN Currituck sound.
The tug Carolina. Captain Toller. lost
raj, yesterday In Albemsrie s1und
FOUNDERED AND SUNK.
Tho steam barge Sarah. loaded with
Juniper logs. and bound north, was sunk
In Albemarle sound a few night ago. on
the mouth OF Alligator river. having
founicrcd in gale. The crew was taken
of nfteen hours after the barge MED
and two colofed men were very badly
frost-btten.
The schooner Frances c. Smith, from
WASHINGTON TO this port. with brick, is
fun Of water IN The Potomac river.
The United States dispatch steamer
Fern expects 10 finish repairs and leave
tomorrow afternoon lot lAc northern
nayy-yards with stores.
FELL AND DIED.
About midnight .last night Matthew
Nixon (colorcd) fclf on Queen street and
dod. City-Coroncs Or. r.. V. Newton
ield m Inquest on the body this morning
and determined the death was from natu-
RAJ causes.
The Portsmouth Basket-Works shut
down today. but will only be closed
temporarily. II is said. 4 considerable
number Of hands were thrown out OF en-
ploymcut
STARTED Up AGAIN.
Hart & Brothers lumber mill. in Ports
mouth. closed Tor ten days. started up to-
day.
There was another snowfall here about
IN might last night.
The State assessors have commenced
work in Norfolk.
pr. l.. T. Field. the State quarantine
officer, goes 10 Washington In a day or
two TO take n course OF study rs to
the use OF anti-toXine for diphtheria.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-04
Mr.. JENKlNs'S GRACEFUL LETTER
lie Commends the Governor for Appoint
inc MIR. HanckeI.

Governor O'Ferrall received yesterday
an exceedingly graceful letter from Mr..
John b. Jenkins. who was Mr.. Alan X.
Hanckers opponent for the city judgeship
of Norfolk. MIR. jenkins congratuiates
the Governor upon having appointed has
(Jenkins's) personal friend: speaks OF the
appointee as man Of the highest IN
tegrity and ability, and warmly extends
TO the Executive the compliments OF the
season.
The Governor. in referring TO the letter
said he had never received communica-
ton that afforded him more gratlncation.
The appointment of the Norfolk Judge
had caus ID him u great deal OF worry.
for il had been hard TO decide what
10 do. Mr. Jenkinss kind, manly, ana
generous letter was. however; more tnsn
compensation for any trouble the case
had given MIN. He will carefully pre-
serve the letter. which contains as noble
sentiments as were ever written unoe!
similar circumstances. 1T Is pity,
added the Governor. that there are not
more such men as Mr.. Jenkins"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-04
The PkRKi3H DAMAGE SUIT
Win in Progress in the Circuit Court
Installation of Officers.

PETERSBURG. VA. January 9.-(Spe-
cial)-The suit Of Parrlshs executor VS..
the Sussex, Southampton and Surry Rail-
road Company. for 5000 damages for
the alleged negligent killing Of Mr.. Par
rish. is s;ill in progress in the Circuit
Court Of this city, where IL was removed
for trial from the Circuit Court of Surry
county Up to this writing the testimony
II behalf Of the plaintiff has not been
concluded. 1t is probable That the case
VIII not be ended for several days. 1t
appears from the evidence submitted that
owners OF the defendant railroad com
Jany. ana control it--at least, the same
people who own the lumber-works have
a controlling interest in the defendant
railroad. This was an important point
sought TO be established 10y the plainuff.
for fear that otherwise the case might
be thrswn out of court on the ground
that the wrong party was being sued.
BASEBALL NOTES.
Nothing definite has as yet been done
in the matter Of the organization OF n
baseball team IN Petersburg for tho
coming season. But there Is no doubt
that "a 1rst-class team Will be- organized.
Applicat tons are being daily received by
the former manager of the club asking
for positions. And. In this respect 1t
nay be said that applications have been
made by several northern clubs asking
the privilege OF playing games In this
city on their southern tour.
Ttppecanoe Tribe of Red Men Installed
rs new officers tonight. and gave a fine
fupptr In honor Of the occasion.
The Executive Committee Of the Central
Hospital met to-day and transacted rou-
tine business
il s. reported that the Norfolk and
Western Railroad Company has issued
orders for the arming Of its train-crews.
in order 10 prevent any possible hold-up
era robbery Of It's trains
The skating here IS splendid, and the
lakes and ponds are daily crowded with
aides and gentlemen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-04
W.B.SHAW SOLICITOR
COMMISSIONED BY GOV. CARR, WOOD.
ARD HAVING DECLINED.
Arrival Of Fusion Aspirants--Judges Sur.
priscd A. Their Own Election-spcak.
ership and SenatorshIps.

RALEIGH. n. c.. January 3.-tSpecial)
John Il. Woodland having declined to ac-
cept commission as solicitor Of the
Third District. Governor Carr to-day COM
missoned w. Ii. Shaw, OF Henderson, as
solicitor.
There has been considerable rumor that
Marion Buffers new paper here would
ask for the public printing. It's directors
to-day prepared an announcement over
their signatures that the Caucasian Is
not in the contest for the public print
Ing. does not want II. and would not
have II. Many prominent fusionists ar
rived here to-day. among them being
Ewart and Holton, Republican aspirants
for the Senate; Harry Skinner, and Vir-
gil Lusk. who hopes to be Speaker Of the
House.
THE SPEAKERSHIP.
Lusk says he is not working for this
place. and Zeb Vance Walser. who Is
also here, says he himself Is sure OF II.
Ewart says the report that Jeter Pritch-
ard Will have at least twenty votes In
the Republican caucus for senator is not
true, and says he feels quite sure or
his own chances. He denies that Pritch-
ard can command all the Republican
votes in his own district. Ii Is quite
clear that all the Republicans are at sea
The state OF things is queer, as In the
Legislature none OF the three parties mas
majority.
Governor Carr to-day issued com
mission to W. c. Douglas as solicitor OF
Al. a.. TIL at~fr
The revenue collections in this district
for December were ss9.0i7, Of which s55 f27
was for tobacco. si70i9 for cigars ana
cigarettes, and si.i65 for whiskey.
HAD NO IDEA OF IT.
It Is an open secret that not one OF
the six new judges had the least idea
OF being elected when put on the Fusion
ticket Nor did two Of the Fusion nomi-
nees for the Supreme Court think they
would be elected. one Of the Superior
Court Judges acknowledges this.
The North Carolina Medical Journal is
now published twice a month. instead OF
monthly, at Wilmington. This change
was made to-day.
There is a much greater inquiry Tor
tobacco seed in this section. This is re-
garded as an indie ltion that there Is 10
be a considerable increase In the acreag
in tobacco by persons VINO lntehu 10
abandon ootton-growing.
Marion Butler who at one time mt
mated that there would be separate
caucus Of Populists and Republicans on
the selection of United States 'enators'
row thinks there will be a joint caucus
COMING CHANGES.
The Legislature will make very con-
siderable changes in the wards OF this
city and also Of Wilmington.
The stir among the Po7ulls.s at tht
news that the Republicans at Nashingto.
are taking or tryins 10 take a hand "
the selection of United States senators
does not abate. but Increases.
The Watts Hospital, the gift Of George
W. Watts, will be opened at Durham
February lst He gave s25,cpo TO buiic
and a like sum to maintain 1t. lie mas
lust been elected president of its Board
OF Trustees.
Three men-Alonzo Gaskins, Kit He
witt. and Jake More--have been drowned
IN Neuse river. near New Berne. IneS
were I'm a fshlng-boat. which capsized.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-04
Affairs in Halifax County.

WELDON, n. c., January 3.-(Speclal)
The, magistrates OF the county VIII mel
electing a clerk for the Inferior Court,
vice 5. NJ. Gary, resigned.
The DemoCrats-elect to the next Legs
lature from this county will go up Mon
Gay morning.
Mr. and Mrs. ii. O.. Rowe and Miss
Bessie Rowe, of Richmond, who spent
the holidays here. have returned home.
Miss Annie Pierce left yesterday Tor
Greensboro.
Mr.. S. Il. Pierce has returned to the
University Of Virginia.
Mr.. X. r. Daniel returned TO Wake
Forest yesterday.
Everybody here has turned over n new
leaf or two. and the old topers have
sworn off again.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-04

torting mirror OF buriesque held up TO
II, and the idea involved In The Passing
Show" OF buriesquing the popular ora
matte. operate, and variety successes has
been most cleverly worked out. The lines
~ an entire absence OF broad .vulgarity.
wonderfully chic and fresh. There is
stage full OF brilliant costumes IN every
shade. size. and complexion 10 please
n most exacting front row first-nignter.
Every member OF the cast worked IN
lndefatigable fashion. Edward Temple
has taken WIN $. Risings place N inc
nately. suffering from n severe cold, ana
was unable to sing or give her speciai'y
number.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-04
THE COTTON MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. January a. p. NJ
American middlIng talr, SD; good mid
ding. s-lei.; middiIng, 1894. low mil-
ding. I'D, good ordinary. ,5.d. oIdi-
January and February. 2 ss6ig2 co.s'i..
February and March. 2 6i-6id.. sellers,
March and April, t2-6ia2 o3-6ii.; April
and May. "a. sellers; May and June.
July and August. , tod; August AMI
September. 3 SGD: September and octJ-
Der. 3 7-sid. Futures closed easy.
NEW YORK. January 3.--Co,ton dl,l;
middling Gulf. l5.lbci mlallins uplinds,
I-l6c. Futures closed quiet and steady;
airy. Gii; March. $50; April. $50; May.
SD: June. 50 IS; July, $50, August. so;
September &7s, october, Ssl
Net receipts. i.5ii bales: gross, li,Sn
bales; exports TO Great Britain' ~ baies,
Continent, 800 bales; forwarded iSs bales.
sales. 200 bales; spinners, none, stock,
1858 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. January 3.-Cottcn-'
Futures steady. sales eco bales, Janu-
airy, 500; February, S.l5' March 80;
April, S.E; May, S.8. June. Ss: jay,
49, August, S.4S' September @.S' oe'
tober. S5s.
NAVAL STORE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON. y. G.. January a
400
Spirits Turpentine--Steldy al zftc.
Tar--tlrm at Soc
Crude Turpeniine-Steady; hard. N.lo;
soft, $50, virgin. $40.
| CHARLESTON, 9. C.. January 3-Tur-
pentine firm at 2ii.c. No receipts.
Rosin-Good strained firm at NW. Re
ceipts. % barrels.
SILVER IN LONDON
LONDON, ENG, January 3-Bar silver.
IN 7-l6d.
NEW YORK TRUCK MARKET.
NEW YORK, January 3.-kale In fair
demand. Norfolk, 1jc.
Spinach-Firm; Norfolk. siOoa6O.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
Reported for the Dispatch)
NORFOLK, VA, January 3.-Market
ouIet: common, laiisc.. prime. lhc.. extra
prime. &C.; fancy, 2i.c.: Spanish. CSC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-04
Installation and I;anuuet.

At regular meeting Of jefferson Lodge.
No. ~, order OF Golden Chain, held last
night. the following officers were in
stalled: w. II. Dean, commander; j. w.
Gentry. vice-commander: w. Il. Hundley,
assistant commander; j. Ryland. Jr.. sec
rotary; Samuel Crane. collector: W. T.
Atkinson. treasurer; +. A. Jones. guide;
l.. +. Waller. sentinel: W. i. Meredith,
guardian.
After the installation the lodge re-
paired TO Mr.. Chris Evensens restaurant.
on Main street where a bOuntiful repast
was served in excellent style
This lodge Is I'm furnishing condition
and Is the banner lodge of its kind in the
State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-04
The Poultry Show.

The Richmond Poultry and Pigeon AS
ISOLATION held an adjourned meeting last
night In the Office OF the Southern
Planter receiving the report OF the SUI
perintendent and other officers. A reso-
luton was adopted thinking Mr.. Il. M.
Zachsrias for the able and efficient man
ner In which he judged the birds In the
recent poultry show.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-04
HUNI0N At lHE head.
The New Discoveries Of Interest to
Every Ono.
The Learned Professor Leading Autbori-
ty-The Truth Of His Statements
Proven by The Success Of
QIs Mefhuds.

Mr.. J. Banner. ~ east Twenty-tirst
street, Bayonne. N. j.. says: Eighteen
months ago l was 40 crippled with rneu.
matisn that I could not dress myself
tried all the doctors in Bayonne, but they
gave me up as hopeless. l also tried nu.
merous preparations, but failed to ma
any relief. AT last / heard of Munyon's
Rheumatism Cure and began using H.
The effect was marvellous, l Improved
at once, and found that less than two
bottles were sufficient to cure me com
pleteiy, as have not had twinge or
rheumatism since"
Munyon's Rheumatism Cure IL guaran.
teed to cure rheumatism in any part OF
the body. Acute or muscular rheumatism
cured I'm from one to five days. IL never
fails TO cure sharp. shooting pains In the
arms, legs, Sides back, or breast. or sore
ness in any part of the body I'm from one
to three hours. II Is guaranteed TO
promptly cure lameness. stiff and swollen
Joints. stiff back, and all pains In the hips
and loins. Chronic rheumatism. sciatica,
lumbago, or pain in the back are speedily
cured.
Munyon's homeopathic Home Remedy
Company. of Philadelphia, put up specifics
for nearly every disease. which are sold
by all druggists, mostly for % cents a
bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-04
Will SONS BRILLIANT MARRIAGE.
Po.l.IIoIders Summoned TO Give Testimony
"a to the Last Election.

WILSON. n. c.. January S.-(speciai)-
Last evening at I o'clock a very brilliant
marriage was solemnized at ST. Timothy
Episcopal church, in this place. The con-
tracing parties were Mr.. Harvey Nc
Nair and Miss Mary Graves Conner. The
ceremony was beautifully performed by
Rev. c. J. Wingate, rector OF the Epis-
copal church here.
ii 1874 =. NJ the bride and groom
boarded the north-bOund train for Hen
derson. n g.. their future home.
Yesterday summons was served upon
the poll-holders in Wilson Township at
the last election TO give testimony. In
court relative TO the charges of fraud in
the last election. The Populist candi-
dates have taken action against the
Democratic officers of the county to re-
cover from them the offices which. they
claim. they fraudulently hold. The pre-
hminary trial will come of In day or
two, and they expect TO carry it to this
SuDerOr Court.