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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20

through TIE garden are broad avenues ard shag''
walks fr.need with hedges ana fowcr-covered walls
and during the season thcse are PopuoEs with rdrTs
and drivers and whneimrn. \ short distance away
accessible by perfect roads. Is Lawrence heach
wherr The residents of the place 20 Tor ther o"'"
inc boating ana fishing.
The fine school y hlch has been built In Lawrence
IS proof that the welfare Of the RISING ." well rs
the pleasure Of the present generation f beng
looked after Tn school which j. unu'r the man
acemen4 OF =. be l.. KIM and ven assistant
accommodates 40 pupils. and is Wei attcniri
There is asa private academy at Lawrence, con-
aicfed by Herbert H. + Ii. which Is paitoniz I
by the tOW.sprOple AMI d. visitors
\ ''iaGi,.' cul' fos in'els cina. ana s"chl pun
noses T. Tho meeting place for the best women ~
the place The hrsi entertainment given by me
club VIII BE- song rel!ta. by Emilio Cog aF@i
tu,ong inc member. II the club are Mr2; -. Lord
Mrs Frederick Almy Baroness De WAGNER Nrs
Lord MIS- Tr;cr T. Olry. Alfred N",.s on NJ
rherson Kennedy Harold Iicrrick +. Tilden
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
THE ED0EMERE. FAR RoCKAWAY.

nav ,leasant when the people in NeW-h"'N az"
Brook,yn are swe,tering and Gaspng Tor pi'"', -
frcsh air West OF Far Kockaway Is 1"'"''" 10
md south and ca st IS the inlet, rarro" sup -
water across Beyond the sandy neck OF i""' "'',"
u4. On the other side OF the inlet is the ocean, DU
Ono tho summer season this strip of white sane y
a,,vs with bathers who come in small boats rom
the mainland Baihhouses and paViiions nave oeo.'
built along the ocean front to accommodate i"V''
bathers and when the season Is al It's ne's"', WIN
fresh air and cool breozes are at premium 4" a""
around New-York and Brooklyn. the capaeily Of nv
S,h,,, nax,,ions : faxed 10 the utmost; But l. IS
mot the transient guests who make Fax KocNa""!
hum and buzz with rfe ard pleasure uur'"s ''
warm months. The people who populate f'i No.
AWAY come for the season, and wheh inc N"'c ~
closing the summer hotels arrives lhry Rave "
mctantly. and unless something unforeseen 'aK's
, ,he,, c,u como gain the next season. In fact,
going 10 Far Rockaway once means, IN most cases
to make the place ones summer resort. bcS''eS
the great hotels which have been built on the "a'ei
front there are between 800 ana 400 cottages "ih'n
are rented every year 4; from 800 to $"o each
for the season These houses are closed in the WIN
ter and remain closed until spring. when they are
everhauled renovated and repaired. The 80" per-
soanert inhabitants OF the place have their OWE
dwellings which they occapy the year through.
1--WE make the pace attractive and do all we can
TO bring people here for the sumner, SAD one oi
the residents of the town. but we don't forget our
selves The hotels and clearinghouse ana the
good roads the fine water and the healthiulness OF
the place are al points which attract the summer
guests bu, We would not be able 10 maintain these
advantages II We did not make the place attract
i've and desirable 5 permanent residence. and II
We did no. go aheai
I'VE have q fine fire department with steam ana
hand apparatus; cur town Is lighted b. electricity
we have local and lcng-d.stance telephones end a..
and everything which % 10 make village Of the
size OF Far Rockaway a desirable place TO live in.
u -tra
their streets ana in The roads which lead to a9Jon
ing towns. The Boulevard. from Far Eockaway TO
Rocky Pon,. distance CT nine miles By way OF
Arverne and Rockaway Beach and the drive IRON
the Tack-a-pou-sha House TO Hampstead, through
Lawrence Cedarhurs. Woodsbrrg and Pearsails are
among the mos, popula: drives. besides which there
are about forty miles OF necadan roads in the town
limits The village is about one and one-half miles
square, and is composed Of several dstiac; sections.
The business part is the site OF the Old village
where years ago. the old Marine Pavilion stood. At
that time Far Rochaway was the mos: important
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
COrRT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAT.

srnre,.e c,ur,-Gcneral Term-Kecass
Gyms a 70 30 IN. Nation eaicniar called d, II a.
supreme Court srce al r,rn-lsu 8c:9re Lawrence.
~ @s divorces Nos 2iN6 sjo1 sos 5000 ssh. a1i2
as 2sa &" is 4aa 1913 n' @6i s5 - a a t 'v
supreae couri-si,ecal Te iari y Before BeeAinAn.
snprem, court special rerm-rar, III-Hetore --. j.
' circuit ,G'cs @ fore Andrews. cause. to n.
circuit cour-Iart lI-Betore Patterson. Clauses
+" 'en' from ih. III ~, t9r , ,rar ear qso,
S21 So? ,l.s 5 ~ e lS ,,, S,3 l@e co--
ci'cl., Court Fart lN-Before ----. J.-clur opens
Superior csar,-spceial Before Mci4am J.-Nos.
~ w ~, - 20 ''' Tr,o 10, -. r,.,,o
T roS var 5snaa nsrs5 Gsm psSa" Gear
J-S., no $50 rs. 'a'a ii9l. ie's. 49, i7i6 1891
G. u.s. isse ,,G 81 case to he summed up '"
@.oN r. : T', s Ftd r. ss ps.rS H.
@, - f' gs Eeegny at 10 a. r m wills ir
pfoia''. Daniel Mg'lsn. John j. Watson william Z.
r. ,',, nar.als laea v Wilson. Mar, = Farnam
o..fh.rn, T. Van Tas~c. a, 1920 rasquslc Pew
er,n Harriet e Wilson August Rachoa John Dayen-
'srirsao's "our-Trial Term-r,cfoc Fitzgerald s
W TX win u Robert /. Darraeh at 10 20 a. NJ 80
io ~ ~ ,.njsm'n soN's at o l9" a. M g. "ss
wi. Of Mar carnck A. 1880 q. m
common rlcas-Gensr'i Term-Ad,ournrd until MONDAY,
Common Pleas Trial Termrar, I-lierore dcscrcr
isss iGso 1879 1852. lit. lis3. 1856 1906 1901 1909
comm,n pleas-Trai Term-Parts II and III-Adjournci
90 CIV cour-specal Term. -Before Mccarthy Motions
cty c'uri Iral Term Part l-Dctorc Ncwburger j.
Nos oes 1888. ,ai 1896, lIt2. lIil 1910 I7N, 1885,
li id 's TO- it ias idd 'sa s. i l5 a ass
Case unfinished
l sos 5 axis " oG In c'H s 7
1858 asi, s's s'2 1905 lsi' ri, o"s@ ,anNpshei
N"a l.0: cppo @oi. 5, ~ iiao. ~. 1854 2lGl 20Go
oa-a ..s, 30 aeO 1906 nas 1881. 1926 1919 1853
i9ie e0s 100 il9p. hos case unfinished
,.Iv ,i,tr,-Tria Mart Whore Van J
short ca,,se-: Nos iiS2 i3is. 1918. 32oT 1860 taO3
4ias 3,sl te,G aTao iOco ago 80, 1913 425 i2iO
Faulty case. 49,. Clear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
rACE-A-POU-sHA HOUSE.

~r,,oar resort on the Atlantic coast. and was pat
rortze1 by the best people from all parts OF Inc
country This famous Colonial building was ce-
stroy.d BY fire in 1872. The Ola par Is no" 'ne
business section. and here are !ocatea 'hiee D'"s-
stores six drygools stores. about twenty groceries
two shoe stores insurance, real estate oilces ana
n,ocss Of business sucn are the necessary out
o,v,, ~ a sprosperous town Tho residents en-
co,,.xe home Industry and do ht;.e O.! their SHOP
ming away from home and the sunTne- Vis.'or from
Inc city finds little difficulty in securing Is wares
he wants at reasonable prices. Inc L ar isocha""y
rank !, the financial Institution OF the pace D H.
s-,h &c president: ". \. Wynn vice-pr6s.leni
and v w Smith. cashier.
VILLAGES SUBURBS or a VILLAGE
Drawn 10 the place by the natural advantages
witch II Offers people have come 10 Far Rocka"ay
anl have built pretty Villages Ground IL whieh no"
fc~,, mart OF the place. one OF these additions Is
,x.xc Crest pa:A OF over 100 acres fronting d.
raotv on the ocean II Is not park IN name alone
nm, &, fac. ard the beautiful homes winch stand
within It's limits weli-kept lawns ana surrounded
bv artistica!ly clipped hedges are away from the
noise and hustle OF watering place HE ana sun
within a few minutes drive OF the centre or the
town Charles l. Cheever was the first 10 build at
Wave Crest, and that his WAS a wise move has
been demonstrated by the steady growth az the
pace and tn growing popularity OF the park VII
iage on the F;ockaway Highlands. Many OF the resi-
dents Of Wave Crest make IL 'Helf nome IN WINTER
as well as In summer Among those who have fine
homes at Wave Crest John II. Ch"cver. John
Elliott CowSca. William +. Buckley S Wickersham.
Anory q. Hodges. Miss Elizabeth Rcmsen, Ebert
A. Brnkerhom. DR.. J. Haven Enmerson, Henry T.
Tabor Dr. Edward Curtlss. N. Dawson. II. j.
Richardson. II. ID. Gabcock. William T.. Dickson.
Louis Stevenson. Mrs. Walter u. Brown. Mrs. " j.
ArguImoau. Mrs. Minnicx' Mrs. J. Murray. Dr. Con-
s,antine Macguire. John G. Macsure. A. j. New
I'm A. G. Dana, Mycr Foster. Mrs. Bayiis. Charles
q Heaman John T. y. Nichols, y. f. Einstoin.
Lame. n. St.oas and Aaron Each.
Another part OF Far Rockaway. and short dis
tan.e ves, OF Wave Crest Is Ocean Crest from
which the ocean can be seen, bu; which has
beach II It's own. \ short drive over wc!l-kept
and level road leads 10 the beach at Far Rock
&C., =, Ec cem.re Like Wave Crest. this part
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20

needed by the members from Kitchen to post
Office" The club organized In 1s7S ana from
the start it was popular organization. affordng
,,s,sure 70 its members and friends. and proving
source OF revenue and benefit to the village where
# made It's home The club has fine polo. golf and
tennis grounds. gymnasium, hunting stables, game
AMI nsh preserves and kennels. The grounds cover
an area Of sixteen acres. There are 10 members,
and the following are the officers: George 6. Rand,
pres.dent; ". :. Burrill vice-president; KEN La
Montague treasurer Newbold I. Lawrence secre-
tsTv 'rhls club mas held the polo championship for
i've years ana among its best players are John h.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
cg.yGEs ~ THE JEFFERSON MARKET 70 RcB

The result OF the investigation by the new Police
Roard into the recent escape OF prisoner from the
Jefferson Market Police Court bore fruit yester-
day morning when Sergeant Foody was transferred
10 the Union Market. and Roundsman McOee went
10 the West Slxty-eighth-si station. Patrolinan
Hunt wss sent &c the West Thirty-scyenth-st STA
ton Why Hunt transferred no one seems 10
koow Inspsctor conlin was ut the court making
an investigation. and he viii report to Snie.
Eyrnes Sergeant Watson Frledenbere. or inc
High Bridge station, replaced Sergeant Foody, and
Roundsman Campbell. OF the Broadway Squad took
McGccs place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20

Brown. Mrs Alexander II st,s.as. Mi. Geo-sc g.
Rand Mis- Alir.G Nel!soa. Mr. . Ka!caat =.
Mrs 4 v Hari ana MI \ slc'i
Sne II the r,-llcn's ~ la~rerce ~. 'f'If.
Rand Arson q. Harl. NsNan.e- II Hi:4l-. ~
T. = Ma DAME. low Frank l1~. ". p AHiH.''t
iha TranI. brothers. Cortland Dixon. Mrs 'f'iS
Hewlett II = Porter. 6. I,nrrli SiTnt. T.
John J. R3rers. Francis l. Stetson COTE j.
Hopkins Russell " Haaley. !. :. Amy. - a.
Burton anl Or r. + Wei.
ROCKVILLE CENTRE AID IT'S COMMUTERS.
Rockville Centre s village whose population hA'
doubled in sx yoar- beng no~ about $50 l. is
TIE home - city business men trere berg si' com
inui.:s OF tho Long Island Railroad. IN -" List
four years the place has become aotcI f1r IT, num-
croug caurchcs SIS regents. high school. nHI f'F IL
macadam.zel roads. mo latter being greatly "pi'-
ciatei by whe,fn.n We. as Owner, o. horses.
Tao school haf 4 hno b-ic, buiil.ng corps OF ton
teachers includes k.ndeTgar'cn. academr a"i i''cA-
.rs' training departments. and s'm!-Nnndal '|nn-
nations are CONDUCTED d. TIE regent o, me state
University Th- churches comprise Episcopal.
Methodist Episcopal baptist, Catholic FfeS'y-
terlan CONGREGATIONAL ana Protcsiant Methodist
Rockville Cent?. has good reputation I'r n'a4A-
fu,ness AMI aso for at;gact.yeness the homes ana
business buildings hoag %; unique architectural de-
IA and no two alike Tasre a-e four hotels max
IA X b,aricrs ana scvcrat private boafNns-h"u'cs
Tho village has q bank. newspaper Office al
kinds o. stores. ani several lgat manufacturing
establishments including Hcks's hammock iae'oiy'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20

y pierson $ Ottenburg, J. II Waters Richard
scdenbeTg Henry Nlehq na- ~ Mulquesn James ?
f,riatman p : St J. Bridge. r. W. Aube r. II.
siearns William siorey James WSs J In
Kuttner W. H. Hutchinson and the Rev. Or.
Tiche.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
A GARDEN BY THE SEA.

Lawrence one mile from Far Rockaway. IS one
great garden in which handsome residences have
been bull, by people from New-York who go to the
besutifu, spot for rest and recreation Winding
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
WHERE COOL BREEZES BLOW
DELIGHTFUL NEARBY PLACES ON LONG
ISLANDS SOUTH SIDE.
SURF BEATEN FAR RoCKAwAY AND LONG BEACH
GARDEN SPOTS NEAR THE WATERS EDGE
OCEANS ROAR DULIED BY THE
WHISPERING PINES 90 SUMMER
VISITORS WHO REMAIN
PERMANENTLY.


Tho VILLAGE of Far Rockaway, which is situated
49, . ,o,,nsu,a ~, the south shore Of Long Island
within five miles OF the western extremity, is one OF
the most attractive places on the ISLAND II Is the
centre OF a nourshng community which mas peen
attracted to the peninsula BY It's peculiar adNah-
tages. which are us uhouaa""s '-u ~
aya.swe,, shores and it's delightful, and inVSorat-
ing air The place named by the Indians EeKa-
nswahaha-or place Of laughing waters-and MIS-
Kavanagh. in her history of the pace, says: %
well has her history borne cut the poetic conception
that even her ocean streams seldom pear i'o""
and her coolest breath Is laden with health ana
healing
The inhabitants say that II Rockaway had 10
other attraction than the ocean and the magnificent
headand which rears its peaks high over the ocean
it would st be one of the most ATTRACTIVE p'a0eS
on the coast because its beaches are perfect ana II,
asnospherc uniform and temperate Inc Gun
stream tcmpers and modihes the winter basis ana
The breczcs which come from the sea make iocSl-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20

Cowdln. ToxhaI Kecno. ". Rutherford joseph
stevens l.. !. Francke. Richard Francks JON rh
,he,yer r. La Montague and Albert Fr1ncke. l ne
rroiln Is are now being improved. New gof Inks
an Match polo games Will take place carly N
Julv and during the summer season the c!uD eA-
poets 10 give several entertainments y caus. Nan
4 ao bring constructed great expense ~ means
Of which the Isle OF Wight may be reached rom
Some OF m. residents % Celarhurst are FRANK
Ti.forI I,rcrton Winthrop Or 7. i;rown, NV,
ho1 = Lawrence. John Lawrence. MIS-. ianhin
Lawrence Theodore W Mycrs. Russo. SAGE r.
KiLreth T. Romans. Middleton :. Burrli' = u
Teylor Jafnrf r. Ke'go. J1nn -. Chery,r. n, ~
Alden valentine Mitchell. Thomas +. white faL-
lev clark ". \. Hazard. T. ;. Inkus. ). = ADe'-
bach and Il. Falrchi'i.
FRESH BREEzEs At LONG BEACH.
Eeyond Rockawsy in Hampstead Township -
Long Il, ach which for years has been Known ~
ono OF the most desirable places for summer ioS'-
dence on the Atlantic coast Refreshing p''eHeS
from the ocean constantly sweep over II, Keeping
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
REFEREES APPOINTED.
supreme Court.
pv Van Erunt, D. j.. o Brien and Folleu -.
Matter 81 BOARD Of Street Opening lin rc Guarino)-

Fred0rlcN :. WHIT
Superior Court.
By McAdam. j.
bradley Currier Company vs. Brandt-Henry w.
Eaton. ..,...,.. .,o,>.-r,
supreme Court.
Before Barrett. J.
Charles C. Connor John Emison-John W Cochranc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
THE CAFE SAVARIN

THE CAFE SANARIN
announces TO the public that It's kitchens. which
were recently destroyed BY fire, having been recon
sructed and put IN perfect order II Is enabled to
serve the Lawyers club and open the doors OF It's
restaurant and ladies' dinng-room to-day -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
PAIL MALL MAGAZINE
EDITED BY
ord FREDERICK HAMILTON, M. p,
AND SIR DOUGLAS STRAIGHT.
JUNE NUMBER NOW READY.
PRICE, % CENTS.


CONTENTS.
Little" After painting b. T. CALI. .Frontispecs
WHEN LEAVES ARE GREEN: ;;;.:..;.::;..;;;.
Illustrated in Color by H. GIAcoMELLT
PORTSMOUTH. PAST AND PREsEN H. L;;.i w..
Illustrated by Photographs. ETC.
THE RED DWARF or RABENSTEiN .:..:..
Illustrated by Sydney Cowell
socrAI CONTRASTS: DOWN EAST "UP WEST"
SoN'N' by "RAB'
EVOLUTION n EARLY ITALIAN ART no II.
rra v.si'S With Ensravnss by f. s,antorh '
THE iNAN " by Fergus Hume
illustrated by L. Maro.d
IMPRESSIONS. NO. I-"suspended Energy -.
LORD CHANCELLOR ERsKINE:.
Illustrated by Photographs.
SURRENDER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Edgar fawcett
QwEE. Chapters v-vH 'sonsal GUIDED, =,
Illustrated by Enoch Ward.
TIE RED EARL .........'.''oy Violet fans
illustrated by 4. Greenbach'
c,v,,Ry IN THE WATERLOO CAMPAIGN. Part ".
by Lieut.. General Sir Evelyn Wood " c.
Illustrated with Maps
cI,EssEs AT rt'TURITY. NO IX-A Street in the
CIV OF the Future. Francis Massey
Illustrated BY s. vanderiyn.
JOAN HASTE. Chapters XXXlIi-XXXvi;...;
'' by ii. Rider Haggard
Illustrated by F. s. Wilson
y Illustrated by r ii. Robinson.
niustrated with ThumLnan SKETCHES by l.. Banner.
THE hUMoRs OF THE MONTH" ....;... -.
Editorial IS cnsrps Cross Road London eos: 6
u1hRE Snd:" NiT II TeaIns H hsa
COMPANY; Toronto The Toronto News CO.. Noh''eai
The Montreal News 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
Apyrp%F.RY -THT-SFA.

A strip OF LAND LOO fee. wide and one mile long
forty minutes ride from New-York by the Long
Island Railroad known as Aryerne by the sea. is
tho Mac. uherc many peopIe from New York nov
spend their summers. Remington Nernam butt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-15

To the Editor OF The Times.
Sir.-in your paper OF TIE l0,h ! saw a
communication sent 10 You from South
HILL Va, purporting 20 give a CONVERSE
ii0p between your correspondent and my
SELF in regard 10 fpy action AS Juror m
the trial Of pOkey Barnes. J. Is iruo thar
gentleman ir company wiki Mr. Bu-
ford met ne ID the road and conmcncei
conversation sfout what they heard
of my expressing "A doubt Of my Ia INK
rendered a proper verdict IN the case ~
Pokey Barnes. 10 not being in accordance
with the evidence. / told them exactly
what I tcld Mr.. Boil. whi.h was that
after mature consideration ] thought fIe
evidence was not sufficient 20 warrant
a verdict OF guilty WhateFer impression
may have been made on your CORE
spondent / never assigned as reason
for agreeing 20 The verdict the rear of
being made unp0pui ~ with my re shtoFs
nor aid iell them that I did not intend
l this Wa or any other Way VIA.
said 90 them was whai have previously
sad 20 Mr. Bell fha- aftcr thinking
quietly and sOhcriy Oyer ti'o faJfter. 7
u.i nor think from fuy stiuGuJi1t th1t
q. proper vcr lict haze lfon rnu lara'. md
: SO uif gladly recall "A az FAR Hs Z was
concerned. nor lil ! % Mr.. 3eil. or to
your correspondent Intimate that 7 was
threatened 0r inundated in any way by
eny member of the jcry, bui ; vas '1enefd
hy the excitement or The occasion 20 20
with the majority % the Jl-y Will
out giving re matter shat .h0urht which
was required. : write th.s simply 20 es-
ouerate the other members CT Tie iary
from the stigma OF fcrclns q voei.ef.
J. i. ttIfINODD.
South ~. Na.. AuG. =. $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-15
MEETING or THE DRUMMERs.
Post a." T.. 4. A., in >es-ion-Ihe or"er
I'm Good Condition.

A called meeting OF Post A, Travellers
Protective Association OF America. was
held at the rooms. Nos. 20 and g Cham
her Of Commerce building. last night. G.
W. Saunders. president. In the chair'
.TC IN G. Hagen. acting secretary.
The report OF the advertisement COM
mittee was read and approved.
Mr J. Julius Guthrie Is In the city. ana
was warmly welcomed by the boys lie
IS remembered as having gotten mp the
advertisements for the T. +. \. rooms.
The members OF Post 4 are marshalnS
their forces with a view OF largely IN
creasing their membership In the early
fall and winter.
The southern States are falling in line
steadily and there are already IL Ala
bama 2N members: Georgia, ll5. Texas,
1909; Virginia, 500. and North Carolina,
nearly To-.
The chairman Of the Employment Com
mittee reports that he secured positions
for twenty-five members during the past
eight months. Thus the 4. T. A. helps
its members in securing good positions.
The following prominent members were
present. John b. Culpeper chairman
Press Committee: John G.. Hagen; chair
man Railroad Committee, Major j. W.
Kawley. Il. g.. Christian. president state
Division VI. /. Binswanger. director Post
\. T.. ; Goodman. traffic manager.
Chamber Of Commerce, ard Mr.. Robert
l.. Traylor, one OF Richmond's most ac-
tive business men, and a number OF
others.
The next regul,r meeting Will DC held
in the rooms Saturday the Path instant.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-15
WEST HICHuOND METHODIATs.
An Interesting Session of the Dist ric; Con
ferenrr at Chester.

The annual District Conference Of West
Richmond district MET az Chester ycstcr-
day at 10 o'clock. a large number Of
and there We're many visitors
ministers and lay delegates were present
The conference was opened with devo
tional exercises by Or. ". .. Young. Of
Park-Piace church. The president. Dr.
Paul Whitehead. then proceeded TO or
ganizc the conference.
Captain Richard lrby, WHO has been
secretary since the District Conference
was instituted. declined reelection on ace
was elected in his place, and Rev. ". y.
Christian assistant.
on motion. the president appointed the
various committees on subjects mentioned
in the discipline. Reports from the yari-
Gus churches We're then called for. and
Centenary. Clay-Street, Park-Place, Lau-
.el-Street and Asblry church made very
satisfactory reports.
rhe conference adjourned az y o'clock
10 hear the opening sermon D. Kew. T.
+ TAYLOR of I.aurel-Street chur- b. Mr..
Taylor took as his text. He that wnneth
souls is wise He preached strong
serm0n ia places the preacher was very
pathetic. and many IN the congregation
were deeply affected.
After the service the congregation re-
paired 10 the church lawn, where Dotn-
tiful dinner was prepared by the people
Of the vicinity.
Tho afternoon session was taken up
with hearing reports from the charges
The reports. IN the main, are very graft
Tying. and show that McthOdisn IS steaii-
IS advancing 10 nll her place IN tho ranks
VI those who are striving 10 advance the
Interests OK Chusts kingdom
The conference is one OF great interesi
and profit % those who are in attendance
Rev. ". 4. Christian preached i~s'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-15

Mr.. Charlie T.. Dixson and Miss Daisy u.
Robinson Mnde One.

f. ;racnt Methodist church was tho
scene last night at o'clock OF an ex-
tremely pretty wedding. The young peo-
pie who ere made ono were Miss Daisy
r.. Robinson and MIR. Charlie i. DiNson.
The church was crowded with friends
Of the young couple, ami, With It's blaze
OF lights. presented 4 pretty scene.
The ughers were Ncssrs. George /.
Ball (best NAM, George T.. Gay, Charles
X. Dixson. and W. W Games.
Tho bridal party en-ered 10 the torres
Of the wedding march, finely rendered 10y
Hiss Madgc Brashcar. ana the ceremony
Was impressiyely performed by Rev. y.
&. Bergman pastor OF the church.
ne bride. who is an extremely pretty
girl, was attireI I'm a white urcss OF
soft, clingug material. and entered tie
church wtn the groom. There were no
bridesmaids.
After the ceremony the bridal party re-
Iai.et 10 the residence Of tho groom. in
falrmOnt, where a reception WIS held
ana reirc. hmcnts served.
Tile bride, who is an orphan. belongs
70 d wcll-knOwn New Kent family. and
the groom Is "a valued attache oI the
mechanical department OF The Times.
lie young couple received numerous use
iul and handsome presents. They will
reside IN Fairmont.