The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-16

IN the holy bonds Of mntrfmony, accord
Ing 10 the rites OF the Roman Catholic
church. with puptiai mass. Miss Mary
A. Kane and Joseph ~. Meyer.
Y'he bride was attired in very bccom-
ing suit Of tailor-made green cloth. with
hat and gloves TO match, and carried
large bouquet OF beautiful white chry-
santhemums. She entered the church
leaning OF, the arm OF the groom. They
were preceded to the altar by the ushers
-Afessrs John J. Kane Obrosher of the
bride), best man; George Meyer, Charles
Meyer and Robert Brooks.
After the ceremony was over at the
church they were driven TO the residence
Of the groom's sister. Mrs. Geo. Bliley,
100 south Eight street. where they were
rendered a grand breakfast. and received
the congratulations and we'll wishes oil
their numerous friends and relatives
The bride who Is the daughter OF Mr..
John and Mary Kane. OF this city, Is
young lady OF an amiable and loyabie
disposition and is very popular among
her friends and acquaintances.
The groom is young man possessing
many fine traits OF character
The popularity OF the couple was az
tested by the numerous handsome anu
useful presents of which they were the
recipients. They will make their future
home at 1l3 north Sixth street Man
chester.
TOKEN OF LOVE.
There was q call meeting of the Ladies
Aid Society OF Asbury M. f. church held
Monday evening at the residence OF
Capt. j. A. Lipscomb. the meeting was
well attended and after the routine OF
business was over Mr. Chas. Burkert in
behalf Of the Ladies' Aid Society pre-
scented Rev. Harry Burruss. their pastor
with a beautiful silk slumber-quiit ana
head-rest in token Of their love and es-
TEEN for him.
He received II with many thanks and
regretted that he had to part with his
congregation, but as II was necessary
for him to do so TO complete his studies
at college this year.
After he had concluded several OF the
members made him presents and all re-
GREETED his departure.
This church has prospered wonderfully
during his one year stay. It's member
ship have increased 25 per cent. and the
church has paid off all its indebtedness
and raised more for missions than ever
before and has raised a neat sum 10 en-
large the church, which will be done In
the near future. Not only does his con-
gregation regret his leaving but the com
munIty In which he has been, as all have
learned to like him.
WITH THE METIODISTS.
The quarterly adjourned conference OF
Central Methodist church was held Mon
day night. All assessments due the pastor
and presiding elder were paid IN fuli, with
the exception of $50. The grand total re-
ceiyed during the year for all purposes
was $35O0.50.
The West-End and Asbury M. j..
churches held the adjourned quarterly
conference Monday night at West-End
church. Rev. w. I. Williams presided
and Rev. Harry Burruss. OF ASbury. was
also present The principal business on
hand was to finish the financial and STA
tIsticai reports. Asbury church reported
a net increase OF twenty-four members
and west-End of eight
Asbury will report all assessments paid
IN full-a total for all of about 500
West-End will not pay up in full THIS
year The assessments for this church
having been considerably increased whils
the strength of the membership has beer
heavily drawn on for the building up OF
Asbury. But there was n hopeful spirll
I'm the conference which augurs well foi
next year.
Neither Of the pastors arc expected tC
return for another year. Mr.. Burrus'
desiring 10 pursue his studies and Mr.
Williams preferring another field on ac
count principally Of his health.
Mr.. A. II. Thomas was elected super
intendent of West-End Sunday-school.
Asbury will be set off as separate
charge for the future
NOTES AND Personal.
Judge Ciopton in the County Court
Yesterday threw out the cases against
Green and Jackson and they were dis
charged. They were charged with the
shooting of Mr.. Thomas Hatcher neal
Bon Air
Mr.. George W. Brooks is detained al
home caused by injuries sustained al
his work in Richmond. He Will be abe
to be out in few days.
Mr.. Burleigh Anderson went out hunt
ing a few days since with number o.
local sportsmen. He borrowed CUR
from one friend and procured his cart
ridges from another After going DIS
lance of 40 miles up the country he dis
covered they were of a different bore
He failed TO have a pleasant trip.
Mrs. John II. Matthews is desperately
| III at her home on Mayo's Island.
No cases before the Mayor in the TEN
pie OF Justice this morning.
Much interest Is being manifested II
the trial OF Penrose Carter in progress
IN the County Court of Henricc
During the day a large number o
Manchester citizens were summoned a.
witnesses for and against the prosecu
| ton.
The Hastings Court will begin It's NO
yennber term next Monday.
The delegates TO the Methodist COR
| ference at Portsmouth left for that cit
| today. Mr.. NJ A. Campbell represent
| Central Methodist Church