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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-10-06
Disaster at Springfield.

\ weak huildimg fell at Springfield.
Mass. last Friday attcrnoun. resulting
in the loss of five lives. and about
-. 600 of property. The building WAS
Il IIampdcn street block. and belonged
to l.. :. stowe and VIM. T. Parks: was
three stories high. aud the fallen section
WAS ~ hv - feet. with rnA of four
posts through the middle. of each floor
The upper story WAS used 10y the lluck
manufacturing company I" >t'rc 10
cases or ahout -O.Om pounds of tobacco.
Samuel Palmer had stored 100 barrels
of flour on the second floor within a few
days. that weighed --.OOO pounds. and
the first floor WIS used 10y Walker \
Co.. tor Il work shop. >t"rch"u>c aud
salc>I""m for their pork and lard. At
the time of the disaster. about two
o'clock. George y. Walker. the junior
partner. WAS in the office at the front
OF the store. Ryan and EISkinc Pca>e
of Indian Orchard were IN the store to
buy some meat. and five other men
were at work in the store ur basement.
when suddenly. without warning. the
floor sank int" the cellar. the floors
above. with their heavy loads of mrr-
chand>c came down. huINing he eight
men in the pile. The ma~> at once
caught tlr from Il small stationary en-
ginr in the cellar. Three ut the men
we've able to make their WAY ont of the
cellar windows with some cuts aud
bruises. hut the other five. crushed he
meath the tImbcl>. remained until the
fin rmrrI. iug puruchrd the thames.
We're able [" remove the immense guam
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-10-06
Mark Twain in Politics.

At Republican meeting in Hartford
Saturday night. Samuel l.. Clemens
CMalk Twain) was chairman. In the
course of his remarks he said:
I'VE like men " ho talk straight out
in plain unmi>takahle language like
Hayes. We not only know that such Il
man means something. but we know
what he does mean. We have natural
and ju>titiahlc di>trust of talkN men
who make Il sounding and ostcntatinuS
prctcncc of SAY ing a thing and Vet don't
say it after all .ncn who hide Il mus
tard seed of IN idea in Il Kaleidoscope ot
words. 80 that the molr Won turn the
thing the more You cant quite capture
that elusive little idea. hrcalr>r il al
ways takes refuge. Just in time. behind
Il new and hcwItchln" raIuhow expulsion
of fine language men like Nj. ridden.
for instance.
If Mr.. Hayes wanted to >aN Acct
dents Will happen III even the best rrg-
nlatcd families. he would say Acct
dents Will happen i'll even the best reg
ulatrd families. and Nou would know
what he meant hut Mr.. IIldrn would
probably say: 1t * believed hN many
honest and right trrlin". hut possibly
mistaken men Though more or less
might he wcightilN said both ion aud
against the proposition that int-ll-
rIt"uS c"nlunctl"ns of cause and effect
will cNentUate even IN iiI.~idc circles
accustomed To the most exact. exhaust .
I'VE. elaborate, and u>utIuct systems ct
domestic dominion.
In concluding. he Introduced Gen.
Hawley of the Centennial Commission.
with the remark that lie had taken a>
high aS u hundred and twenty one thou
sand dollars gate-money at the Ccntcn
NAL in single day. aud never stole Il
cent of it
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-10-06

Redtield to retire for further consider
alton.
The court room was crowded at the
opening of Asa :. Magoon's trial for
murder. females filling the galleries.
The state called and Sw"re u witnesses.
The examination of three took as many
hours. No new evidence WAS elected
1t was the same as the preliminary eX-
animation Il year ag" ut Barre, relative
to the finding of Streeter's body and
sun oundingS OF the place of the ira
gedV. The croSs-eNaminatiOns were
lengthy. Mag"on appeared calm and
hopeful.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-10-06
Why He Opposes the Democrats.

We wish Robert IngcrS"ll WAS Il bet
ter man but rs bad as he *. Rob In
gerSoll' has the habit of telling "A good
deal of truth:
am opposed to the Democratic par
tN, and | will tell Won why: Every
state that seeded from the United
States WAS Il Democratic State. Every
ordinance of secession that was drawn
was drawn 10y Democrat Every man
that endeavorcd to tear the old flag
from the heaven that it enrichrS was a
Democrat. Every man that tried to
destroy this nation was IL Democrat.
Every enemy this great republic has
had for twenty Years has been Il Demo
crIt. Every man that shot Union sol
dicrS waS Democrat. Every man that
starved Union soldiers and refused them
in the extremity of death crust was IA
Democrat. Every man that loved slav-
cry better than liberty WAS Il Democrat.
The man that aS>;lSSinatcd Abraham
Lincoln was Il Democrat. Every man
that sympathiZcd with the assasSin,-
every man glad that the noblest Presi-
dent every elected was aSsis>inated. -
was Democrat. Every man that want
ell the privilege of whipping another
man to make him work for nothing and
pay him with laShes on his naked back
was Democrat. Every man that rails
ed hloodhounds to pursue human beings
was Democrat. Every man that
clutched from shrieking. Shuddering.
crouching mothers, babes from theil
breast, and sold them into slavery WAS
a Democrat. Every man that impaired
the credit of the United States. every
man that Swore we would never pay
the bonds, every man that swore we
would never redeem the greenhacks
every maligner of his country's credit
every calumniator of his country's hon
OF, was Il Democrat.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-10-06
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
The Elections.

Next Tuesday ohio. Indiana and West
Virginia vote. and the result is awaited
10y both parties with great anxiety.
Ohio WIS carried 10y the Rchuhliran>
last year 10y about 1000 majority. when
HAYES defeated William Allen. 1t has
been sly canvass with the Democrats.
hut the Republicans expect t" carry til"
state. In Indiana. the contest Is m"Ir
douhliul Harrison, the Republican
candidate for governor, and Il grandson
"f 'Oid Tipprcan"", Is very popular.
but the gIrrnhack detection Is >ucha> T."
cndangcr his election. should the Dem
ncrat> succeed in Indiana. the great
battle ground must Lee New York.
Should the Republicans carry OH" and
Indiana. the November battle Will he
won in advance.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-10-06

- We are glad to learn from the
Montpelier Daily. that both Mr.. Merrill,
the engineer of one of the collidng
trains. and Il. c. Camp. are improving.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-10-06

e The Centennial Commissioners
have awarded twelve thousand medals
T." exhibitors. This affords a little basis
of calculation, for people who have not
can easily compute the amount of time
needed To do" the Exposition with
any thoroughness. There are it seems,
twelve thousand exhibits worthy of
the visitors especial notice. AS thou
sands of these exhibits consist each of
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-10-06

Whereas the aforementioned l-i i.''' .'
his petition tor nr,cl"~uI, 100 he 'nI1
"t said Caledonia county ~'iili- %
hon Hatch. then at M"utp,ll'r W '''
Washington. duly executed {" '"'' q" ..
the 9TH day Of April \ u 10 4 m..'-'-
"t certain Lands in M"urp,hr' OIL. q. 500
" of Washington and stat" OF
scrlhcd as follows heinz let "l .'"" o..
buildings thereon. lNin. "u The We. -' .
highway leading past the stat" Nfm..
>"nal and i bounded East los SAID T. .." D.. q, ...
north 10y the lot this dan decided &" I''... .
aid on the west hN \. J. Willard .Ai" '. -
south 10y the lot occupied las y '' 80 ...
lng the same c,nvrNrd Ia him \''".
ancr Seminary and Frmal. Iullr-y .i''
payment of what the said Hatch IT, ''"
hr owing the said Falr-. ais" i"i '.' die
two certain pr"mi>s"rN mole "'i'u ....
town. October - l-i- for the sun "' '. ..-
and fifty dollars each. and pay Lhi' ''
OF bearer. signed bV Eruh'n Haze ''' ..
demand and on" in three YEAR 'i'.
portion of said n"t,.- ar. now dur .'l'' '' ..-
And further setting forth ihAt h'" .r.. r
believes that afterward. "n IN" l'' ,. '.''
l-.S. R"ubru Hatch. duly rN~,ui'd d '' -.-.
on the same premises I" Henry !. H'' .,....
Indian Springs. in Nevada "nH', ..,-.
which said mort gaG" l. not lHd gu n' y Pc.
whcrrupnn Your petitioner maxi "'. ... ..
defendant i'll this petition. 81. N'". .
believes that said Rrub"n Hatch 5i'' r.-
executed November -. ~ T." "''.. yr-
then of Newark Wanr County NJ ..
NOR 4iAt tltttl on tllt sam ~
debt which murtgaGc l. not di~'H"- ...
debt il still unpaid. and y"uI I".i'i' ,.r..
said James f. Briggs a defendant 100 '"., ......
Nuur petitioner ais" AYERS ana I'd" ,.....
Elijah T.. Farrar. then and no" "' ..i.
Washington Co and STATE, "i VI lH D. '-
ont his writ of attachment I-.th-' r..|
Hatch and attached the said Ei'Iu'>' u. ,
this petition. AT September term .,....r.'
County Court of I-7i and PI"',I'r .l -.ra..
against said Reuben Hatch. "n VINE. ...- 81.
an .N,,utiuu WAS dul\ levied ana
believes that said execution ana ''' .r.. &c
paid and remains claim upon u' 49, ID
and Vuur petitioner makes thu >tld ''"
rar and wife defendant in thi~ #t.
Aud it appearing that -Lld h''.' l,,,lt.
Rrubrn Hatch and James +. l"'--
aforesaid now reside without ih'- t. .a
personal service cannot he mad" nl'! ... t...
not hail notice hereof. il i ordered NV ..H.- .-
crIur that notice, he given t" ihrul up ,,I. i'''
the substance of this petition an" ''. r,~-'
weeks succrsSiv-lV. III til" tar'i""'' ..r.,
per printed at ~. JohnshuIN. 10 -,.' --'n.L
{ Caledonia the last publication t" ni ,.,.r' q.
DAYS prior to the ensuing term al li"' Tr.-'.
holden at 81. Jnhnshury On IN" NJ, .,ii
December A u. l-76, to which tenn
is Ieturnabr IEr-buI.
Given under my my hand At = '''"
Goth dav of September \ u -" ,,,,. t.rh
T. u BLODGEll P'f". :.
Id HATHAWAY solicitor.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-10-06

editor-in-c chief or the purposes of this
Journal" The present circulation of the
Golden Rule is 30. 800 copies.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-10-06

ANIMAL MEETINGS. The following
organizations hold their annual meet
ings 1T Montpelier. this month. ON the
dates named:
Vermont Historical Society. Wrdmes-
day, Octobcr l..
Dairyman'> Association. "Wednesday
October -.
Vermont Farmers and Leather Man
ufartuirrs Association. Wednesday
October l..
Vermont Association for the protec-
ton of fish and game, day not Yet
named
Vermont Officers Reunion. day not
Yet named.
Vermont Cavalry Reunion. day not
named but probably the same aS the
Officers Reunion.
Vermont Medical society, October /
and L.
Vermont Mutual Insurance Company
October II.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-10-06

BAHCOCK ACQuITIEb. lh,~,s
larry conspiracy east. in which Co.,,
lSalWnCk WIS one at the. d,i...
which has been un tIial Ten rI,,.,
weeks in the Criminal Cont "a
iugtom. ended in Il verdict nr ,,, '>.
in each case.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-10-06
DICKER>oN \ BEAMAN
lion. Ihdd,icHS Fdirbdnh~.
St Johm>burN. VI.


The following is Judge ShcpIeN's de
ci>iun. above referred Ia. in the circuit
court of the United States. delivered
Sept %. I-7G. in the ease of the Lyman
Icntii0fimg ard RttrjJtrdtor Go. rs. NeW-
I'll Ch0mbc,iiH It al:
The rciSsurd Letters Patent granted
March 10, l-74, To stephen Cutter
assignee of AZcl :. Lyman. No. $50.
for IAN Improvement III methods of
cooling and NcutiIating rooms" have
Repeatedly been the subjects of litiga-
tion. and the claims of the patent have
repeatedly been the subject of judicial
construction. In the suit of these same
complainantS against William Labor. in
the southern district of New York.
Judge Blatchtord delivered an elaborate
opinion. giving the construction of the
most important claims in the rei>Sued
/ patent. This opinion. which Was de
/ llvcrcd September 10, 1874. was upon II
motion for preliminary Injunction. The
same construction which WAS given by
Judge Blatchtord j. contendcd for bN
the cnImpIimantS in this ease. As the
same construction has been substantial
/ " repeatedly given IN the circuit court
/ in the northern. southern and eastern
districts of New York. in the second
judicial circuit. | adopt that construc-
ton ;ls the law of this case.
Nv " W." VI i-H 'i'n. a. 'h"S
'''''' ct '''''''''oi, vi
PI"i"i l'N'i>"i'' n"',''"S in' '""'liiS
| ''''''''it' II, an ''cN ''r" l"'S,''o'I :" Us
I" 'l'i'c the Ie4"'Itd circulation WIN
w VI N,i''''
M''' H"ir""h' tue coming hiaicilai on
the '""'t" an "' ""'h' ah" give L" the
r''''''' an ~ !. """ 'I""i" '''"''oii III Il
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-10-06

MONTPELIER. Oct. 3. The jury in the
case of the State W Calvin ID. Somcrs
for tanIpering with the track of the
Vermont Central Railroad came into the
court AT five O'Clock this afternoon, after
five hours deliberations. reported no
agreement and We're directed by Judge
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-10-06
State News.

The Vermont Central railroad pay
Della Harris of Milton ~.5uOO in settle
mcut of Il suit brought 10y her for in
iullcs received on the platform of one
of their ears.
\ nail factory * to Ice started at Nrl-
gcnnc>.
stephen Whipplt. of >hait>hury. fin
I>h"d his 9Jth wear. Il day or two ago.
when Il company of attached friends
called /" congratulate HIM.
While in Il tit of insanity. Chandler
Cobb. a Wilmington Young man. en-
route t"r Minnesota. fatally shot him
self Though the head. a few days since.
II Detroit. Mich.
I'M PORTLAND AND OGnE>~Eu-EG
RAILROAD. ON Friday last. contractor
Hogan cam" Though with his .harrtl
"t money. and the work OF llNiug the
non l. t" II" vigorously prosecuted 10y
three gangs OF tIachlaNcI> and two bal
last trains. An early completion is con
lidrmtlN expected. Free Press
One day last week. a> George Russ
Of llartland. WAS driving cattle. he
picked mp Il stone at about The size of a
hens egg and threw it at a Nrallinn
hritrr. hIttiu. her in the head and Kill
in" her Instantly. Throwing stones ut
dumb animals is Il thin" no manor boy
should hc allow ed tn do.
Rev. Nj. Wnrthcn. pastor of the
McthndI>t church in Chelsea. has re
signed his charge in consequence. of the
failure of his health. Rev. W. j. Kid
den of N"rthiirld will supply his pulpit.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-10-06

numerous articles. it will moi b,,.
agant to allow five minutes f., ..'t-
Spcction of each exhibit. TL,, ... "
course take 6O.OOO minutes "'
hours or l2j days of hnu,, ~"
II weeks: or say live mouths -, '
the whole. ~ the cNhhirlon 49,. >''
open only five "r siN week, L.... .'''...'
begin to fear thai some OF The. $40
may miss OF seeing the Tim. fb....',
out Free Press. ''''-h
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-10-06

TIE STATE fEI>oN. Tuotc.-.
there were - r"mNict> ia The. 49,.
prison at Windsor: now there, ~. ID.
The prison has 100 cells. and H.. H.. '''
over all expenses WAS. Ion the I.-,
years. something over >iN rL,.
dollars. OF the III COM let, !.
natives of this state: ~ ntn th,. '.'
:S' are Foreigners. and the main.
one Is not given.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-10-06

rp Rev. Mr.. Murray'> paper. The
Golden Rule. has commenced lis sec
nnd volume in enlarged form. and with
some Improvements. The price of the
paper is NOW S2.JD per yeaI in advance.
postpaid. The editor says: The po-
litical department is dropped, a> en-
trenching on a field occupied by the
party press of the country, and not in
accord with the spirit and wishes OF the
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-10-06

TIT FOR TAT. The following ion-
nalistic cuurteSic~ come from the state
of Everett and sumner. The Spring
field HepubIican calls the Boston T,dr-
eiicr. The Daily Evening Tramp" and
the Ir0retirr rrt"its 10y abiding to the.
Daily Sl"p BowlrS of Springfield. -
Punch brothers. but punch with care.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-10-06

~IN.I
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llr, l,.H
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-10-06

There are those who say that Gov
crnor Tilden's barrel of money" is to
he distributed where it will do the most
good, in Indiana. There is talk about
his spending S5U, 900 there.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-03-04

roads to fence their roads, as individu-
ais are required to fence their property,
Or to compel them to pay for all pro-
perty killed, injured or destroyed by
them; and will you advocate it by the
adoption of law TO enforce it?
7. Will you advocate the passage OF
law requiring members of the Legs
lature and all State officers, on oath, TO
refuse to receive mileage, in every IN
stance, when they hold, or have held a
free pass from any railroad!
g viii Won vote to reduce the fees
of sheriffs, clerks, and other officers, SO
as to reduce the expenses OF litigation?
9. VIII you vote for stringent dog
law that will protect the raising Of
sheep in this State?
10. Are you in a condition to legis-
late impartially? In other words, are
YOU obligated pecuniarily or otherwise,
to monopolies, railroad companies, orto
individuals, which might influence your
independent action upon any question
which may arise during your term of
office?
II. Do you hold free pass of any
railroad now, and if SO, will you con
tinue to hold it?
u. Can a man who holds free pass
and receives other benefits from corpora
tons, or individuals, legislate impartial
ly, when said Legislation conflicts with
their interests?
10. Are you in favor of requiring all
persons to keep their stock within their
own bounds or enclosures, and to make
the parties who permit their stock to
run at large responsible for all damage
done by this stock and will you adyo-
cate the passage and enforcement of a
law to this effect; provided, that each
county may adopt or reject said law by
a vote of the people residing in the
county, outside of the boundary of any
incorporated town, at any general cleo
ton?
Resolved, That it shall be the duty
of the Master Of every Subordinate
Grange in this State to PROFOUND the
above questions, in wiring, to every
candidate who ask the sufrages of the
voters of West Virginia, and that the
answers thereto shall be fled with their
proceedings.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-03-04
OLD VIRGINIA NEW Err
TIRE.
CHEAPSIDE NO. /.

ULVING just returned from the Eas-
III tern market, am now opening Z well
selected stock OF
HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE, AND
GROCERIES,
which propose to sell as CHEAP as can
be had any where for CASH, being fully
Convinced that principle is best, both for
the buyer ana seller.
Ny stock Of Hardware comprises in
part Is follows Iron, Nails Of all kinds,
Locks, Hinges, Screws, Bolts, Shovels,
Spades. Hoes, Forks, ItakeS, Axes, and
nice line of Table and Pocket Cutlery.
Ny stock fQueensware and Glassware
is complete.
Also a good fresh stock of Groceries:
Sugar, Coffee, syrup, Tea, Rice, Raisins,
PruneS. Currants, Spices of all kinds, Ba-
con, Lard, Flour. Fish, salt, &c, &c,
and Il nice line OF WOODEN-WARE,a and
everything usually kept in Grocery
Store.
Country Produce taken in exchange for
Goods. q. I. LlCkLIDER.
January 30, 1876. If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-03-04

BERKELEY CoUNrY.-A school house
in Failing Waters township, located
near Bedington, was entirely destroyed
by fire on Tuesday night. The fire
was discovered 10y some of the neigh
bors about half past twelve O'Clock
Tuesday night, who FASTENED to the
scene, but too1ate to render assistance.
Blackburn Hughes and J. n. Wisner,
special commissioners, sold the Ream
property at Falling Waters, on Monday,
in front of the Court House 1t was
purchased by John III. lands, of Penn
sylvania, for the sum of Sl0.250.
"a Berkeley. County has within its Dor
ders the City of Martinsburg, and the
villages of Hedgesville, Gerardstown,
Darkesville, Banker Hill, Georgetown,
Falling Waters, Ysncleavesville, 1aines-
vile, North. Mountain, jones Spring,
Tomahawk, Greensburg, Arden and
Shanghai. -Nariiasturg Salesman.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-03-04
Bring out the Vital Energy.

There is generally, even in the most
delicate constitution, latent reserve OF
vital energy. The medical stimulant of
all others best calculated TO rouse this Wis
inertia is Hostcttcrs Stomach Bitters. The
impulse which that inestimable prepara-
ton lends to the action of the various or
gans insurcs more vigorous and C0nSe-
qucntly healthy discharge of their vari-
Gus functions than they would be capable
Of without its aid, and the "lillip 10 ma
turc" thus communicated Is never excess
sivc, but always cquable and regular.
just 50 much stimulation is impaired Is Is
required, and no more. In respect of the
healthful gentleucSs of their action, the
Bitters are UNNECESSARILY superior TO the
unmedicatcd stimulants of commerce,
which,, though they produce powerful
tv resuSctatiug effect for few minutes,
are invariably followed by reaction, cor
responding in depression to their primal
effect. They excite so much at first that
nature is wearied by the effort, and is apt
TO sink under the exhaustion. Physicians
who have made the stimulative action Of
the Bittcrs the subject OF experiment, de-
clare their decided preference of them
over any other similar article. An equal
" high opinion is entertained of their
regulating qualities by medical men who
are acquainted with their tonic effect.
They speedily rectify an irregular habit
of body, digestive orders, and dclinqnen-
cies of the urinary organs, which added
to their strengthening influence, renders
invaluable aid in dyspepsia, constipation.
hillary arrangements and weakness or IL
ritation Of the bladder or kidneys. Kheu-
matte affections are also greatly alleyidted
by their blood depurating and anti-in
flammatory organs.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-03-04

MARRIAGE OF Gov. GRooME.-The
marriage of ex-Gov. James b. Groome,
of Nd, aud Miss Alice L. Edmondson,
of Easton, Md, was solemuized last
evening at Christ Church, Protestant
Episcopal; corner ST. Paul and Chase
streets. Rev Wm. kirkus, the pastor,
performed the ceremony. There was a
large attendance. Even the vestibuie
and the pavement outside were closely
crowded with people, and fhe streets
in front of the church was blocked with
carriages: As the bridal party entered,
the organ played MendeIsohn's We'd
ding March, and the lights in the
church, which had previously been
subdied, were turned on foil. The
bride, whvis. very stately, was alfred
in white corded silk.-Bahim IRE Sal
of Uednesday,