The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-16

uariake Of an excellent collat OF when
had been prepared for the occasion.
Mr. Joseph Kersey. who IN the early
Part OF the sevent rs. was well known
in sporting circles and in company VII
the late Bob Allen pulled Of one OF
the greatest plg.iist events OF that time,
now holds q responsible position tcnleI
engineer aboard of the Kingston
qnls steamer, In a way. Is quite q
curiosity and the only one OF the KIND
which has been 10 this halbor for fifteen
or twenty yeaIs. These vessels are
known or termed as a wheel barrow
boat" on accent of having large pad
ole whee. In s.ern OF The craft The boat
Is designed and especially adapted Tor
shallow water. such as snail rivers.
creeks and canals The Kingston s do
ing GOOD business carrying freight 10
this market
Miss Mamie Moore and Mr. A. Lee
Eacno were married IN King william
county Thursday October Gth. The
marriage of this youcg couple was q
surprise 10 many OF their friends. although
d few knew Of 10.
II appe,rs that 10 was their Intention
10 be- married in this city ana both went
10 the clerk Of the HusIlgs Cour 90 get
The marriage license bat learned that me
knot could not be tied here because tue
INTENDED bride was not res dent II H.
city They Immediately took the YORK
River train for King WI an and went
10 the residence o. the tri les parents
and received consent and were Married
ia the parlor OF the residence OF Rev
Mr.. Hardy a Methodist m ster. The
happy couple are now residing NJ No.
Sslf Seventh street. Full. on.
Mr George Coghil. OF the u. 5. gun
boat Cast.ne. / h-rs on brief tlri.ugA
to his family lie has served uoughout
the war. The Cas,ine did sp.snd.d block
a'do duty
Mr. Joseph Fernandez arrived Friday
night al his home on Lou siana = rse..
lie has his honorable Il IN sc from
the u s Navy He shipped seven
months ago aboard OF the u. 5. Monitor
Puritan. wh.ch did good work az the
bombardment al Man anzAs. lie was
afferward transferred 70 the thi.d rat
gunboat "Vcksburg.' tie u not r
enlist except only ln case Of war aga n
Rev g. Caben Henring pastor al the
Flu ton Baptist Church. Will occupy his
pulpit at both morning AMI evening Sc
vices to-day. Nj Henniag has been
IMNAhNAN Gus AfNN tA '-n .'' '''H'f'
hers q his church last week. The menu
be.s ana cOngrrg lion OF t..Is church ar
greatly pleased win their new preacher
lie mas expressed himself az. cot be
uev.ng IN any Ming ~ sensational ma
iure in church matters
The subject OF his morning sermon will
be The one Rule for a D CON uct." Al
TIE evening service Mr.. Hennings sub
isct VIII be two Interviews with
Christ"
Mr. Hud'a c. JORDAN one OF the Oldest
residents Of Henrico died a. ms nome IN
the county. at n o'clock Friday night lie
was in the seventy ninth year OF his age
and caves two daughtcrs-Mrs. Minter
and Mrs Robertson. and one son. Mr.
Henry Jordan.
The funeral will take place this after
noon at o'clock.
Mr.. steven McMa' IN was aboard OF
the monitor Amplitude during most of
the war but whose term OF enlistment
expired Just before peace was declared
About a month ago he re-enl's ed and
was aboard last the u. g. receivingshlp
Franklin for a few weeks. and Is now
one OF the crew OF the L. s. Transp RI
Ceaaser. which is al San Juan, Porto
Rico.
The revival at Laurel Hill VI z.
Church continued with great interest
last week up to Thursday nightw hen it
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