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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-19
Welded AT FIFTEEN.
Marriage of c. S. Bywaters and Miss
Mabel HiSIe

CUDPEPBR, VA. oct 1S-Special-C
5. Bywaters and Miss Mabel Hisle both
OF Rappahannock county. were married
to-day at Woodville at high noon. in Mt
Lebanon Baptist church, Rev. C.. W. Col
lier officiating.
The bride is the daughter Of Thomas
Hilse. of WoOdville. and is only fifteen
years of age. the groom being thirty.
The ushers were Ed. G.. Carter. French
Settler IT. W. Bywaters. Ernest Caring
ton and .. VI. Hisle.
H. Bywaters. brother of the groom. was
best man. The maid Of honor was Miss
olive Hisle. and Miss Della Hisle flower
girl. sister Of the bride. They left on a
Northern tour
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CHRYSANT HEMUM WEDDING
Marriage Of Mr.. toward W. Amoic To
Miss Iucv j. Warner.

LEXINGTON. VA. oct. B.-Special-
Trinity Methodist church, OF this place
was the scene this afternoon at oclocK
Of the first cnurcn wedding OF the season
when Miss Lucy j. Warner, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs Andrew Warner, became
the bride of Mr.. Howard W. Amoie Rev.
Henry p. Hamill. pastor Of the church
oficiated. Miss Meta Berry presided at
the organ and rendered the wedding
marches from Lohengrin and Mendels-
sohn on the entrance and departure of the
bridal party.
The bride. who was becomingly gowned
I'm grey broadcloth. with trimmings or
white satin and cream lace applique, and
carried Brides roses. is an attractive
young lady Of the brunette type The
groom is "A young business man I'm Lex
ingtoa. Following the ceremony the
bridal party drove to Buena Vista, where
a reception was given them by the groom's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. y. Frank Amole.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amole will reside in Lex
ingtOn.
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iOtingcr-Ralcr.

LEXINGTON. VA. oct. 1S.-Spccial.-
Miss Susie RAIDER. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey RAIDER. of near Murat. Rock
bridge county, and Mr. Rice Hotinger. Of
Kerr's Creek. were married az oxford
Presbyterian church on Buffalo. this
afternoon al 3 O'Clock. Rev. w T.. Bailey.
pastor Of the church. oficiated. The
church was decorated with palms. ferns.
and arbOr vitae
The ushers We're Messrs. Lewis Hotin-
ger. George RAIDER. Brown Morrison. and
James Davidson. The bride was attired
In purple silk with velvet trimmings.
overlaid with white liberty silk and white
applique. and carried Brides roses.
Mr. Sidney Zollman played the wedding
march.
a reception al the home ~ the groom g
father Mr. Abraham Hotinger. AT col
lerstown. was given the wedding marty
after the ceremony.
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ALEXANDRIA. VA. oct 1S,-Spocial-
A very pretty wedding was soIemniIea
This evening no $50 o'clock I'm historic
Christ church. The contracting parties
were Miss Mary Eliza French, daughter
of Mr.. George Smoot French ana AIT.
clarence Randolph Howard Exactly at
$50 TO the strains of a well rendered
wedding march, by Mrs. Charles O. Len
non. the bride entered the church with
her father who gave her away The
church was profusely decorated VITA
palms and other plants The ceremony
was performed by the rector Rev Berry
man Green. assisted by Rev. Robert Pat
ton, OF Roanoke.
After the ceremony reception was
held at the residence Of the bride father
on south Alfred street. After the recep-
ton they left for a Northern wedding
tour. subsequently they will make their
home in Alexandria.
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WATTLES- LIPPITT.
An Elegant Country Wedding Near
BeTryNillc, Va.


BERRYVILLE. va, Oct. lS.-Special-
The marriage of Miss Mary Alexander
Limit. eldest daughter OF DR. Charles
Erward Lippitt, OF Clarke county ana
Mr.. Charles William Watues. of Alex
andria. was celebrated this evening al
half past seven o'clock az "Eimnstoh'
the home of the bride. near town.
The interior of the house was peau-
-ufully and deliberately decorated WIN
asparagus vines. autumn leaves ana
chrysanthemums and the ceremony was
performed I'm the parior beneath "a oeau-
tiful floral arch. The affair was A gem
uine oId-fashioned Virginia wedding ana
about two hundred persons witnessed the
ceremony and were present at the rectp-
ton. which Immediately followed the mar
riage.
The bridal procession formed at the
head of the stairway in the large nam
hall and proceeded down the same
through the hall and into the parlors.
The ribbon-bearers led. and then formed
an aisle after entering the par.or, through
which the rest of the bridal party moved
The ceremony was performed by heF.
Edward Wall, rector Of Grace Episcopal
church here. and the music was lh
charge Of Miss JAMIE Moore.
After the reception the bridal coupe
took an evening train for a tour thr'usi
the North. Upon their return lhey VIII
reside in Alexandra, where the groom
Is the general agent of the Wane steam
boat Company ,,.,,,,.
Among those present We're MIs. li''i'
Powell and Mrs. Stricken ana MT. odi..I'
of Baltimore.
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ufl lady and I'm her bridal robes to-day
was prefectly lovely. The bride and her
maid of honor. Miss Susie G.. Garnett, OF
Richmond. entered the right aisle OF the
church and were met at the chancel by
the groom and his best man, Mr. James
3. White, who entered from the pastor $
study in rear. Rev +. VI. Edward, the
pastor Of the church. performed the cere-
mOny.
The church was beautifully decorated
and was crowded with spectators. The
bride carried "a superb bouquet Of bride 8
roses while the bridesmaids carried car
nations. There We're eight ushers, VINO
wore the regulation suit
The couple left on the northbOund train
for a two weeks trip. Richmond will be
their future home.
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YATES-M ENEFEE.
An Interesting Wedding at Sperry
vile. Va

CULPEPBR. VA. oct 1s.-Special.-J.
NJ Yates. son Of Elder Charles +. Yates.
and Miss Daisy Elizabeth Menefee. Of
Spcrryyille. and daughter of Fremont
Menefee. We're married at 1 y. NJ to-day
in Sperryville Baptist church. Rev. Mr.
Yates performed the ceremony.
Joseph SwartZ was best man. and the
maid Of honor was Miss Mary X Hull,
Of Winston Culpeper county
The ushers were Carroll Menefee. Nor
ris Martin. Clifton Menefce, brother Of the
bride. and j. Walton Wood Miss Susie
Swindler presided at the organ.
The couple came 10 this city and started
on bridal tour 10 Niagara Falls and
other points North
Walter Wood and Miss Susie Swindler
accompanied them.
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FORK UNION. VA, oct. ESPECIAL
The beautiful marriage of Miss Mamie
S, Perkins lovely and Intelligent daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Perkins of this
vicinity and Mr. Eugene H. Sciater Of
Fluvanna County, was celebrated Mon
day afternoon az 4.3O o'clock The church
was charmingly decorated; and music
of a high order en.ivened the happy oc-
casion Rev. G.. ii. Snead oniciated.
After the ceremony the bridal party
and their special friends repaired 20 the
home of Mr.. W. +. Snead where an
evening of much pleasure was spent.
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keslingan- Camden.

ROANOKE. VA. oct. S-Special-The
residence OF Mr. and Mrs. NJ. ia. Camden
was the scene at o'clock to-day OF the
marriage OF Miss Laura their daughter
and Mr.. William u. Keslirgan, electric
Ineman OF the Norfolk and Western. Rev.
r.. j. shlpman. pastor of the First Bap-
list church. ohiciated. Reuben Thomas
was best man. and Miss Allie Camden.
sister of the bride. maid of honor Mr..
and Mrs. Keslingan left on the afternoon
train for a Western trip.
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FOOT BALL TO-DAY.
Richmond College aud Pantops are TO

Richmond College dhd I~ntops arc 10
play.
Much interest is felt in the game OF
football 10 be played al Broad Street
Park this afternoon between Richmond
College and pantops Academy.
psntons Academy team IS Quarlered 81
Murphy's Hotel. They arrived last night
at T.45-a hale and hearty crowd OF
Youngsters. Their yell awoke the echoes
around Seventeenth street as they ahgh'ed
from the train.
AZ $50 this afternoon they VIII meet the
COLLEGE spiders" al Broad Street Park,
ard a hotlv contested game is expected.
Light. quick. snappy bail is the aIuVle
they put up.
Richmond College has played only ore
game this year. that was IN Portsmouth
when they lost. Since then however the
team has been strengthened by the APP
pearance OF two old men on the gridiron-
White and SanfOrd-one plays al tackle
the other Al guard
PantOps quarterback IS not unknown
TO some Of US lie Is Elmore ho,chhsS
son OF u. W. Hoichkiss. OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio. Some OF Pantops younger pro-
fcssors play on their team.
MI G. T. Hatcher. Of the University Of
Virginia. will umpire the game. Either
Bob Groner or Garnett Nelson viii refrec.
Timokeepcrs and llnesmen Will be taken
from SUBS" OF both teams. The lineup
Il as follows.
Richmond. Positions. faniops
CammaCk ........... centre. .......... Lacy.
White ........right tackle........ Nandiner
Sanford ........right guard. Woods.
Fllys0n ........right end........ Goodwin.
Fleming .......ieft tackle........ Preston.
Sowem theft guard Stephenson.
Broaddus ........left end ........ Cranberry.
stone (Capt) quarter back. HOtchkiss.
Gorton ........ right halfback........ Jones.
Frazer ...... left halfback..... Mcconnell
Tabb ... fun back. Robinson (CapO.
Paniops has the following substitutes
with them: Egan. Norman and Hall Mr..
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lin played softly "Oh. Promise Me.
The bridal presents were large I'D mum
Der and very handsome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pruden left over the
Southern Railway this evening for ten
DAYS trip South.
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the result. The large red splotches on my
chest began TO grow paler and smaller and
before long appeared entirely. l rregained
my lost weight became stronger, ard my APP
petite greatly improved. l was soon enurey
yell and INV skfn as clear as = piece OF glass.
IL l.. MYKRs, 100 Mulberry ST., Newark, n ).
Don't destroy all possible chance OF
cure by taking the doctors treatment
of mercury and potash. These minerals
cause the hair to fall out, aud will
wreck the entire system.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-19

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-19

NORFOLK. VA. oct IS Special-Miss
Mayme r.. Ely WAS married tonight al
Borkley 10 Rev James NJ. Hamerc
Baptist divine OF Fairyiew. y. g. Rev
Or. j. j. Barrett. pastor OF the Christian
Memorial Temple. omciated. The bride.
"a daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs A. NJ Ety.
was one Of the most charming young
ladies of Berkeley.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-19
Chewning-Deinpsey.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, oct. Is
Special Mr.. J.. b. Chewing a prosper
Gus farmer and Miss Laura A. Dempsey.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs David Dempsey.
both OF this county were married az lhe
home Of the brides parents, Rev. j.. H.
lanes officiating
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-19

At n meeting OF Company q t'uild 'L
the Comuouwealtn. held 90 The Armn
last night. owing % the small attendance
it was decided 20 postpone inc reofBtNl-
zation 10 next Wednesday nisht October
9th
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-19
v,s,,,,g Nunicipai Guardian.

Mr. John Roth, a well-known member
~ the baltimore police force, Is In Rich
mond spending his vacation with friends.
who are showing him all the interesting
points in and around the city. Mr., Roth
Will be here several days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-19

spread all over my body.
Thesesoon broke outinto
sores. and IL is easy 10
imagine the suffering |
endured. Before / be-
came convinced that the
doctors could do no good,
j had spent a hundred
dollars, which was res.l =
thrown awsy. / til e n
tried various patent
medicines. but they did
not reach the disease.
when | had finished my
lrst bottle OF ;. S. :. |
WAS greatly improved
and was delighted with
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-19
'S.S.S.fffsns Blood

is PURELY VEGETABLE, and is the only
blood remedy guaranteed to contain no
potash, mercury, or other mineral.
Books on the disease and its treat
ment mailed free by Swift Specific Com
pany, Atlanta, Georgia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-19
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money IL it falls
to cure. z. W. Groves signature 10 on
each box. 2Sc.
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AN AUTUMN WEDDING.

MISS MIC GORDON M"
Morrison United.
SMTTHFIELD, VA OCT o'-Spe, -.
tiful wedding AT high noon to-day. The
Contracting nart,es were Captain E. A.
Morrison and Miss Kate Jordan. inc
church was beautifully decorated win
running cedar. golden rod and al the au'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-19

SMITH Died, at the residence Of her
son. r.. r. Smith 5OJ north rwcnty-hfth
street. Wednesday. october sth. at @At
A. NJ. Mrs. SARAH T. SMITH; aged
nfty-fve years.
Funeral will take place from Union
Station NJ T. church THU RSDAf. Oc-
tOfer 10Th. at r. M. Friends and ac-
quaintances Of the family are invited 10
attend.
SMITH-Dled October 18th al a. NJ, az
the residence OF her father 2S east
Franklin street. BEDlE. Oldest daught-
er OF n. j. Smith. aged twenty years.
Funeral from St Patricks church.
FRIDAY az 10 4. NJ. Friends OF the
family are invited
FUNERAL NOTICE.
WALLER. Commitment services.-The
commitment services OF Miss FLOR
E%CE WALLER will take place To-
DAY at Hollywood Cemetery az l
O'clock Friends OF the family desiring
10 attend are requested 20 sssemo'e 4.
the residence OF Mrs. L. r. rage ois
west Franklin. shortly before the seess
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Richmondcrs i'm New York.

NEW YORK, oct disqualification
nond arrivals; Hoffman,. NJ. Bookerd.
Jr. Herald Square-W. Z. Knowles and
wife. ST. Denls-W. y. Scharb and wife.
Murray HID. A. Ainsle Empire-H.
l.. Binswanger. Miss B. Eishe ST. Mich
olas-R. J. Bliss. Broadway Central-J.
II Kueler Holiand-E. u. Sydnor. Cadil
lac-I II. Kaufman. Holland-E. Mill
heiser.
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Colored
Splotches.

There is only one cure for Contagious
Blood PoisOn-the disease which has
completely bafHed the doctors. They
are totally unable to cure it, and direct
their efforts toward bottling the poison
up in the blood and concealing it from
view. S. S. S. cures the disease posi-
lively and permanently by forcing out
every trace of the faint.
was af1icted with terrible blood disease,
which was IN spoSs at FIRST bat Afterwards
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-19
A BEAUTIFUL BRIDE.

Leslie s. Young, of Richmond, WEEDS
Mis- Mamie Alexander White.
SOUTH BOSTON. VA. oct. ESPECIAL.
Mr.. Leslie : Young of Richmond. was
welded 10 Miss Mamie Alexander White,
Of South Boston. at the Methodist church
here At 1870 o'clock this afternoon. The
bride has always been regarded as beau
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-19
Marriage is said to be an equal partner
ship. But the kind OF one-sided partner

ship IL real
ly is, can
no, be bet
ter express
ed than in
that old
saying, A
wife should
double her
husband s
joys a nd
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-19

II. r. Morgan. the manager, also accom-
panies the team.
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Mrs. sarah l.. Smith.

Nrs. sarah u. smlth dlod 10 30 O'Clock
Yesterday morning at the residence of
her SON, Mr r. IL. Smith, aged huy-hfe
years.
The funeral Will take place from Un-
ion-station Methodist church at o'clock
this afternoon.
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ui2 Hull Street. Bestue Block
Rev MIR. Badly, the new Pastor OF the
Ralnbridee Street-Churoh. Will arrive IN
Manchester tomorrow afternoon.
Sunday morning and evening he VIII
preach mis- FIRST sermons as pastor Of That
The times., 1899-03-06

tai service. in response 10 the demands
of the commerce. the improvement OF the
great waterways of the country, and for
increase Of the navy. the construction of
needed buildings to accommodate the Gov
ernment service in the cities of the coun-
try. the taking of the census. the p1rtici-
patton of the nation in the great eXp1si-
ton to be held at Paris next year. ana
the payment CT the French spolation ju1g-
ments and Bowman act cases, so long
considered by and pressed upon Congress,
aggregate $3g. 900. OC0. more than dissipa'-
ing the entire apparent increase in the
ordinary appropriations by this Congress
over those made by the Fifty fourth Con-
gress.
In addition to the direct appropriations
made nj this session. contracts We're au-
ihorized. subject to future appropriations
to be made by Congress, amounting to
about $7O, coo 900. OF this amolnt Sli.-
600. .00O is for additional ships for the navy,
so. 500 OOO is for work on rivers and har-
bors. and something over S3,G0o,C00 is for
public buildings. The contract system is
of necessity applied To the construction OF
new warships. which require periods ol
years for their construction. In the case
of river and harbor improvements and the
construction of public buildings. expert
ence has shown that the authorizat on OF
contracts tends materially to expedite and
cheaDeu the same.
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A Bogus Proposal.
r. 49, ~ ~

My brothers trouble was summed up in
these lines;
l swear / adore ncr each morning l rise,
Yet when I'm before her all ny eloqucnce flies.
All this he confessed to me- his sister.
To think of Jack being afraid of girl
was simply rich. and | could not help Civ
ing vent to my mirth. Jack however
could see nothing funny in loving girl
and being completely tongue tied in her
presence, and left my room, slamming the
door behind him in no gentle fashion.
Later l went to my brothers room to
put away his laundry. | patted admirng-
ly his clean ducks" | always wanted 10
be man. but never so strongly as when
saw my brother in all the g.ory of white
duck. y temptation came over me to put
them on. and a few moments later found
me transformed into stunning summer
man.
We were strjkingly alike. my brother and
/ IN fact when he borrowed my bicycling
suit for his part as a new woman in a
play, everyone thought il was I until he
undeceived them by attempting to put his
hands in his pockets in truly masculine
style.
\ brilliant thought, Ny brother lad
gone to the city. and would uo return until
midnight Why not go and propose for
wait under the old apple tree until she
stole from under the eye of her father
who did not approve of Jack. and then
propose in the most lover-liie manner
The difficulty lay In the prospect of be-
ing unceremoniously elected by Marian's
father | now really appreciated the di3-
ficulties of man forced to court surrep-
titiously.
Love of adventure spurred me on. how
last frF,,
at myself in the glass | ran downstairs.
| was much encouraged when auntie
called to me: Why, Jack, | thought you
were in town"
Everything went beautifully. | whistled
their favorite whistle, and was soon re-
warded by the appearance of the lady,
for the time being, OF my heart.
| have always thought what a perfect
proposal | would make were | "A man. and
| think l did. ! led up TO it in the most
approved manner, and at the proper place
drew her head tenderly TO my manly bosom
and kissed her hair her hands, her lips
She remarked that she had never no
ticed how much alike my sisters voice and
mine were, but was evidently unsuspicious.
| own l felt little guilty; she was so low
ing, so glad that | loved her,
| was enjoying my novel experience quite
as much as Jack could possibly have done,
and time few rapidly as | made plans for
our future. | have often wondered how
Jack-but that's another matter.
We were suddenly brought to earth by
a noise few feet away. in the direction
of a hedge. She begged me TO ny, and
needed little urging. Jokes concerning the
popular method used by fathers to dispose
of unwelcome suffers flashed through my
mind. and the flash was weak enough
/ to tremble as | pressed her to my heart in
a last fond farewell.
When | reached home light was burn
ing i'll my brothers room. Had Jack re-
turned? Running hastily to my room,
let down my hair, slipped into drcssing
gown and surveyed ruefuily the one re-
splendent ducks. Why hadn't | re
membered that Jack always spread
handkerchief before he Sal down. and
that even a proposal would not make him
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NEWS FROM ALEXANDRIA.

Alexandria. V l., March 5.-one new case
of smallpox Wis rsported to the health
officer today, the Tctim being a olored
person named Williams, living in Upper
Duke Street. between West and Peyton
Streets. During the past few weeks there
has been decided improvement in general
smallpox conditions, and it is said that
there are net now more than $50 persons
affected with the Gsease Health officer
Miller stated tCnight that he had been re
fused admittance to a house in North Royal
Street today, in which colored suspect
lived, and which premises he had ordered
fumigated He stated that he was in a
quandary, in view of the decision OF Mayor
Simpson yesterday, when the health officer
appealed to the mayor to send an officer
TO aid in the fumigatiOn by enecting an
entrance to the infected house and the
mayor advised the health officer that he
would be compelled to swear out war
rant stating that the disease had been on
the premises.
Mrs. J. 4. Williams, the retiring Presi-
dent, has been presented by the members
OF the Ladies Missionary Society with
gold watch.
In the circuit court for the county. at
Fort Meyer Heights. tomorrow the suit OF
William Cox. of this city. against the
Washington, Alexandria and Mount Yer
non Railway Company will be heard Mr..
Cox claims damages for alleged personal
injuries suffered by being struck by
train Of the defendant company.
4 severe wind and rainstorm, accom-
panied by heavy thunder. wind, and light
ming. visited this section at an early hour
this morning. Some damage was done TO
shade trees and several poles along the
line OF the electric railway were displaced.
The heavy rain caused the river 10 over
flow its banks and all the wharves along
the river front were submerged at high
tide this afternoon. the water at the foot
of King Street was about geo feet beyond
the river front, and the merchants in that
locality were somewhat concerned until
late hour this evening when the water re-
ceded
The members of Company c, Tenth
United States Volunteers, colored, who
were expected to reach this city this
morning, did not arrive. Their friends
had made elaborate arrangements for their
reception, and quite a delegation was at
the wharf this morning when the Norfolk
boat passed up the river. The steamer
was four hours late. and proceeded to
Washington without stopping at this city.
Mrs. Nellie Robey. of this city. is a
guest at the home of c. \. Gore, in Fred
ericksburg.
Messrs p Mex Baldwin and Harry
Aitcheson. of this city. sailed from New
! ork yesterday on the steamship Paris
for thirty days cruise among the West
India Islands.
Rev. J. Timothy Smith occupied the
pulpit in the Free Methodist Church today
on account of the absence of the pastor.
Rev. ]. I. Cameron. The services in the
Railroad Mission were conducted by S. a.
Wallis, of the Theological Seminary.