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Mexico Missouri message., 1900-11-29
The Day of Large Enterprises.

maybe he is inclined to put on airs
because he has a barrel of money"
said one politician.
We'll soon teach him something
about modern politics" replied the
other in a resolute tone. Well let
him realize that nowadays man who
gets into a campaign with anything
smaller than hogshead is exceed
ingly small potatoes, Washington
Star
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-11-29

drovna, new French compliment, APP
parently to the cherished Russian ALI
anCe. At all events, this is the style
par excellence OF the moment. and
young women are wearing this shape
to the exclusion of all others. The
example photographed here is of ashes
OF roses velvet. faced with masses Of
close folded cream chiffon, the top
oyerlaid with yellow lace, and there is
a mass of yellow and blush roses under
The loft hrim
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-11-29
GCdIer Likes its.

During the first years of his married
life the Prince of Wales spent a portion
Of each year at Birkhall house, in
Scotland and in those days both the
prince and princess made point Of
annually visiting the great Scottish
chieGtains, a splendid welcome being
accorded to them at DunrUbin, which
at that zine was twenty-five mil
from the nearest railway station.
When in Scotland his royal highness
is fond of wearing the kilt and he also
prefers to see those about him so clad.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-11-29
Vp Goes Prices.

The price OF beef, pork and mutton
has been put up one cent pound by
the beef trust. This trust controls the
price of meats throughout the entire
country. and one cent pound will pay
the trust an increase profit OF SIS 000,-
GOO on beef alone, $4,000, 900 on pork
and s4OOO,O00 on mutton, making
trust of $39 900, 900 a year.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-11-29

Eben's suggestion. The veteran threw
his first vote for James Madison in
1917. That was in November. Uncle
Eben was twenty-one years old in
October, 1917. Since then he has voted
for every president down the line, and
on every occasion he has thrown the
Republican vote or its representative.
He has, therefore, voted for twenty
one presidents, and his record is I'M
doubtedly without parallel In the
United States.
Berlin likes the asphalt and most Of
Its paved streets have this covering.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-11-29

Wiggle-"The reason why golf Is
growing In favor and the bicycle re-
ceding Is that golf is an exclusive pas
time. The players have to be we'll
enough off to own or hire the land
they play on"
Waggle-"But, then. why should BIZ
cycling go out of fashion? Don't the
wheelmen own all the streets BIOS
ton Transcript
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-11-29
Paril Fair CIolel.

The fifth in the series of internation-
al exhibitions held in Paris by the
French government, substantially at
eleven-year intervals, beginning in
1865, has just closed, having registered
an attendance of over 100000 as
against 27,539,521 at the exposition in
this city in 1893 25,12l,9 75 in 1889 at
Paris, 1902, 725 at the same place in
1878, and 9,9lO,996 at Philadelphia in
1876.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-11-29
Sbe butterfly Fad,

The latest fad of women. delicate
little paintings on the shoulders when
in evening dress, was started by tho
Gaiety Girls, who now set the London
styles. Two of them appeared at a
supper party given by spendthrft
young earl at the Lyric club dressed in
extreme decollete gowns, and on each
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-11-29
In TIE Public eye
90 .Hid Humanity.

Daniel Osiris. a Greek millionaire
residing in Paris. has instituted "a
prize on the lines laid down by Mr..
Nobel, though his offer Is for French
men only, except in "A Paris exposition
year, when IL becomes universal. He
every three years in perpetuity to the
discoverer inventor or producer of
the most noteworthy idea or obje t for
the benefit of humanity. The prize is
to be never less than 100000 francs and
may be double that sum.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-11-29

young king fell in
love with her. Ma
talie was indignant
at the presumption
Of her waiting
woman in receiv-
ing the attentions
of her son. When
Alexander publicly
announced his be-
trothal to Nine.
Maschin the minis
try resigned, AMI
pN-Kiup Mil n
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-11-29
How He Got II.

Old Lawyer-How'd | get my start?
Well, shortly after / was called to the
bar rich uncle died and | came into
possession of a cool 100000.
Young lawyer lin surprise)-But
never knew you had rich uncle.
Old lawyer didn't say l did: 1t
was a clients rich uncle who died.
Puck.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-11-29

numb or large
shoIs are conduct
ed. One of them
is Owned by Mrs.
Streeter & Daugh-
ter. This is the
firm name. During
the last two years
Mrs Streeter has
not taken an active
part in attending
to customers or
buying go o d s.
Really, her daugh-
ter has been the
head OF the store.
Ethel is nine years
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-11-29
Queen Dra8a Reported Dead

Queen Draga of Seryia, whose mar
riage to the young King Alexander a
few months ago caused such sensa-
ton, has died OF fever. The death of
Draga Maschin is regarded by many
here as a fitting, If tragic, climax to a
strange romance She was lady in
waiting to Queen Natalie when the
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-11-29
Metz HaVen'S Fine Old EImS.

New Haven, the city of Films" has
been so neglectful of her fine old trees
that In few years the best of them
will be gone In violation of law,
horses are hitched to them, and they
knaw the bark so that the trees prac-
tIcally are Eirdled, Insects destroy the
leaves and bark, and the pavements
coming so close to the trees keep out
the moisture which is absolutely nee
essnry 10 the life OF the trees, and keep
in the poisonous gases from the gas
and sewer pipes More than 90 per
cent of these trees, which have been
the pride of New Haven for two CEN
turtles, have died in the last fifteen
years, or else are so damaged now
that their early death is certain. For
ten years the subject has been causing
serious concern in the city, yet nothing
positive has yet been done looking to
the certain preservation OF these elms.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-11-29

pldte HPl SID =
board engines and
propeller, which
were ruined when
she struck a sub
merged derelict in
midoCean. An ex-
animation OF the
hull by the Cramps
at the navy yard
dock verified the
report of Naval
Constructor Bowles
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-11-29

hull nor the rudder had been injured,
but the damage to the three engines
connected with the starboard propeller
was irreparable.
The working parts OF the St Paul's
machinery on the starboard were torn
apart" said Charles H. Cramp. "Ev-
erything has the appearance of having
been subjected to a tremendous pres
sure"
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-11-29

Il am proud to say" said the flnan-
cial magnate and captain of industry,
that | began at the foot of the lad
Ter. But did not stay there long"
Neither did the ladder" cheerfully
interpolated another gentleman of the
same class.-Indianapolis Press.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-11-29
Getting His Moneys Worth.

Stranger (who has just visited a
museum, to the custodian Here's
two marks-you may give me back
one mark.
Custodian Quitting the coin in his
pocket-Sorry, but l haven't any
change. Tell you what I'll do. though
Ill show you through the museum
acknowledgements Blaetter.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-11-29

Mrs. Galey-My parrot hasn't sworn
once during the past two weeks.
Mrs. Gadhy-Really? How do you
account for his reformation?
Mrs, Galey-Nobody has asked him
to have a cracker during that time
Puck.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-11-29
AN ANCIENT UABITATION.


{ came near being destroyed by fire
the spring of the year 1898, when
was struck by a freaky shaft OF
lightning that killed a dog lying under
a bed on which Miss Rcbccca Fair
banks was lying. Miss Fairbanks her
self received no worse injury than a
shock to her nervous system.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-11-29

tlt 50 lar as Ine
rest OF the United
states was con-
ceTned. 1t was
thrown by Uncle
Eben LanCast e r,
who is in his one
hundred and sec
und year, After
the centcVa +, a n
had voted VIII
Kendall made some
IHllTpS nj Uncle
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-11-29
One Way to DO 1t

He-"Have you done as l asked,
Elise, and saved some money this
month";"
She-"Oh, yes; | spoke to the grocer
and asked him not to send in his bill
till next month!"-Fliegende Blaet-
ter.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-11-29

Flaherty-"An' why do they call
thin free cigars II We have to dhrop
nickel in the shlot?"
Jones-"Oh, you don't drop the
nickel to get the cigar-you just drop
it to find out If the machine is work
ing."-Puck.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-11-29

Sir Arthur Sullivan desires It to be
known that the reports OF his i'll
health are greatly exaggerated. The
popular composer has been suffering
from the effects of a chill taken in
Switzerland last month; but. save for
a partial loss OF voice. he has quite re-
covered.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-11-29
Pointed Question.

Little Girl-Papa, what is powder?
Father-lt is something people get
blown up with.
Little Girls that what makes you
scold mamma so when she puts it on
her face?-Detrolt Free Press.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-11-29
Would Muss Her Clothes.

But when the news came. dear. it
Is wonder that you did not faint"
How silly! You know that | could
not faint without mussing up my new
dress. philadelphia Record.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-11-29
One on Dad.

Jocular Father-Ah, my girls. neith-
er OF you are as handsome as your
mother was at your age!
Inc baby-Well. daddy. dear. who's
to blame for that? Not motheEi-
London Sketch.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-11-29
May |uccecd PcffigrctO.

Congressman Robert j. Gamble OF
Yankton, who it is said will succeed
Richard Franklin Pettigrew, in the
United states senate, has received. it is
understood the pledges of more than
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-11-29
To Becone q Bapfflf.

Henry c. Smith, the successful con-
gressional candidate in the Second
Michigan district, may be credited
with having set a new political fash
ion. Whether it will become favor
tie with candidates remains to be seen
Mr.. Smiths district is a somewhat
close one. This little southern Michi-
gan hamlet has been noted for its
piety as well as its politics. Its re
ligion apparently is Baptist. In one
of his meetings there Congressman
Smith promised his audience that il
Woodstock went for him he would
join the church by immersion. 1t is
probable he never dreamed that he
would be called upon to redeem his
promise. as Woodstock was supposed
to be hopelessly against his party
When the votes were counted Smith
was found to have 81 plurality Wood D.
stock has unanimously and enthusiast
tically extended the right hand of fell
lowship to Brother Smith. A delega-
ton of the villagers has waited upon
him and notified him they expect him
to keep his promise, and he has in
formed them he will do so with the
single condition that the interesting
event shall not take place until warm
er weather arrives. In anticipation
of his immersion the ladies of the viii
lage are making him a handsome bap-
tismal robe. and undoubtedly great
numbers of the population of his dis
trict will be in attendance to congrat-
ulate him when he enters the fold.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-11-29

The Publishers Circular OF London
thinks that $4,000 which Kipllng re-
ceived for his new story OF 1000
words is the highest sum ever paid
to an English author for a story of
similar length.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-11-29

servatory constantly closed during tho
winter. Fresh air should now and
then be allowed to sweep through the
room.
With regard to temperature an even
warmth of from 80 to 20 degrees, with
sunshine in the daytime. going down
to 40 degrees Cbut not lowcrD on cold
nights, will carry most plants safely
through the winter and it is not de-
srable to keep up great heat in the
conservatory at any time. for plants
when in flower, last longer in a mod
crate warmth, and are less likely to
feel the severe cold, which sometimes
sets in, than when unduly coddled.
Every faded flower and yellow leaf
should be removed at once from the
plants, keeping everything fresh and
clean; not only DO the plants look the
better for this little attention, but they
will bloom longer and become less ex-
hausted in doing so than when they
are allowed to seed.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-11-29
Girl Merchant.

The town of Chicago Junction, Ohio,
is little city 1t contains about 1000
people, and to supply their needs a
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-11-29
Irene Vanbrou8b and John

Noted English players appeared in
New York last week in their first
American production of The Gay
Lord Quex."
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-11-29

Shut the door in the face OF nature
and she will come In at the window.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-11-29
1T. PouI |oiIr for REPAIRS.

The American liner st. Paul Is now
Mt the Cramps yard at Philadelphia,
for repairs II will take months 10 re-
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-11-29
Mainc's Record Breaker.

The first vote cast in Bowdoinham
Me, was undoubtedly a record break
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-11-29
The .TIc.xanGroVra Ear.

This bewitchingly pretty hat has
been christcned in Paris the AleXan-
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-11-29

or red and gray checked goods; the
skirt is plated from a wide box plat
In front to the back; the jacket is open
to the belt, with blouse effect; revers
and cuffs are faced with red
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18

One Hundred Riehmonders Go to New
York en- the Princess Anne to
Witness the Great Spectacle.

About one hundred Richmond people lsft
Yesterday afternoon for New York TO at
tend the great Horse Show in New York.
The party went to Norfolk via the Chesa-
neake and Ohio Railway, and there took
the handsome steamer Princess Anne, OF
the Old Dominion Line, for the netropo-
lis. where the thermometers will arrive
about $3.50 o'clock this afternoon
CAPTAIN John F. Mayer, the genial and
caur,.ous agent of the Old Dominion,
made elaborate preparat lions for this trip.
1t be:ug the seventh annual personally
conducted horse show excursion by MS
company. Everything about the beautiful
STEAMSHIP was put in perfect order, and
snecial menu was arranged for dinner On
yesterday and to-day. The dinner bills
are most euticing, embracing all delica-
cies Ina giEable.
Some of the Richmoaders who left for
New York yesterday were: Mrs. E. I.
Robinson, Miss Kate D. Taylor, w. T.
West, Jr., and wife, F. S. Thompson, II.
P Cook, Mrs.-R. NJ. DilIard. Mrs. Peytou
C. Epps, Dr. 3. l. Reams, S. B. Mann,
Mrs. S. ]. Wood, Miss Bettie Dickson,
Miss E. L Hendricks, Mrs. D. f. Britton,
T. F. Thiermann, Mac. Dickson. F. B.
Robertson and wife, A. u Tyler and
wife, Mrs. ". NJ. Bass. Miss II. Bass, L.
s. Bass and wife, Geo. NJ Wyatt and Vile,
Mrs. c. a. Mcdonald. Miss G. Mcdonald,
Mrs J. ]. Rafferty,, Miss Rafferty,. J.
Maddox, Miss Belle Perkins. Mrs. p. l..
Foreman, j. w. Craig and wife. W. J..
Wilkinson, E. Allen. Jr.. and wife. A. n.
Thermann and wife, Mrs. r. 3. Slower.
Mrs. E. R. Parrish. Mrs. John Jackson.
Mrs. NJ. y. Eby, W. H. Curtis. Miss Marie
Curtis, Miss Irene sBossieux. E. VI. Moon,
7. H Starke. NJ. c.. Piisou. Miss zelna
w ard rt-ifc g
f. J. .Beale. J. F. Carneal, E. &. English.
IT. z. Tragic and wife. E. H Cloves and
wife. w. j. ;snead. ". J. Harper. S T.
Beverage and wife. Mrs. J. b Pace, Miss
lone Crutchheld. Josiah Vaughan, G. NJ
AfclEnn and ]. n. Lewis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18
THE NATIONAL PARK.
One May Be Established in the State
of North Car, lima.
fSy Assosiased Press.

RILTJICRE, ~ C., Nov. ii--Ihis- pace
.taa SCAT of NJ. George Vanderbilt IL 5tass
r:,o,.ntaIr,s OF Eastern North Carolina, Is
so paasr1.f.certIy situated TIA. It has cstse.
he attention OF the public to tne splendid
caaaoI1ir IS that ara lying naaf at band
tor a new park and forast preserve. to be
called the Appalachian National Park.
t. is easiIISJt accessible, beng Only about
a days travel from Nss YORK. Philadelphia
Baltimore and Washington. and most equ-
ally. ceayen'arit to Boston. Buffalo. Chicago
ST. Louis and New Orleans. During the
Ia summer and early fall the Government
Forester, Professor Clifford r nchot. ac-
conpariied by Prof. F. II. Newell, United
States Geological Surrey: Prot W. IA
Holmes, United States National Museum.
and several other gentlemen, forming a
committee Of experts, have been. with
the assistance of members of the United
States Geological Survey corps. most thor
oughly exploring the regions and win soon
submit 8 report to Congress Il, regard to-
it. It 5 understood that Professor Pin s,et
and his assrssents arc e,,.h,tSfasssc ~ thoir
approval OF the woadrously beautiful re-
gion OF the South. which they Wis ted. and
that fine forthcoming report will endorse
In the htshest terms the establishment %
the proposed usrs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18
Fourth and Broad Streets.

admired Mr.. RedCiy no invitations 70 at
tend the unveiling have been issued. eue
every one will.be welcome. The programme
will be as follows: The members o.
Divisions one and TWO OF this city, ana
Richmond Council, knights OF COLUMBUS.
will assemble in the basement OF Tue
Sar-et Heart Church at 3:15 2. NJ Sharp
and ,narch from there to the cemetery
in a body. Wis tors from other cities de
string TO take part with the SOCIETIES can
meet with them The exercises at the
u. nunent Will be as follows:
fvrun-Rock OF Ages, by the societies
Short address by the chairman OF com
r:tree unwilling, by Daniel johnston -oiS-
CT. Grafton. by Rev. j. B. o'Relty.
Hyu,n-Nearer My God TO Ihse-oy TIE
soc.eties.
Bsnedction, by Ri Rev. a Van de
Vyver.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18
NEW ORDINANCE
IN PETERSBURG
Fruit Vender Finds it Cheap to Pay
Fines.
THE ELkS' BAZAAR READY
The Dwelling House of L.. II. Rhodes
in Chesterfield. Destroyed by Fire.
Hartford Lumbcr Company TO
Establish Il Plant.
The .ELks' BAZAAR READY
tso.,,,, pI.na,eh to The Times,

PETEasut.G IA, nov. I..-ihs Eihs
bazaar viii oaeu at LIBRARY Halt Monday
night Everything is now IN readiness
and a. splendid success IS anticipated
MAYOR NASH LEAD.
Major Joseph Van Holt Nash IS dead
at MS home n Atlanta, Ga.
Major Nash is well known N petersburg.
where he was in business Tor soHefai
years.
urotraeted meeting last niGat. conuuctssl
hv Rev. r. L. Notation, of santa cruz
Cal ,,i., Ven.
Mr.. VI. r Saal expects to have his new
r+rrs an sycamore street completed by
February
THO ey-ailins.ilouse of L. H HnoSes' al
Chesterfield county. ABOUT eght mics Lioiil
Petersburg was destroyed py ule Ioot-
O n,cIoe,z last night All the furniture
49,, Tn,aI loss. The loss IS about si.lts.
with no insurance. The fire started ifolsi
a defective fiue.
Y Russo. the Italian fruit-vsuder IN
This city. was fined again in the Mayor S
Court this morning under the oos,fuc-
ton ordinance recently passed by sIfS
CITY Council This is the second tInae' ne
has been fined, but he continues oosHs
business at the same old stand Russo
saws it is cheaper TO pay the fines tnan
1t is to transfer his business 70 a mousse
NEW LUMRER PLANT
The Hatfield Lumber Company. which
has been chartered under ths' laws O
Delaware. VIII establish largo saw-alIi!
plant at Dewitt. in Dinwidd.e county
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph L. PEBBLES. formerly
OF Petersburg. now OF Norfolk. have issued
invitations to the marriage o. their
daughter. Florence, TO Mr.. MAYO Dudley,
In Norfolk. Wednesday. November 18th.
Rev. John O. Moss. who has been at
tending the Methodist Conference in Nor
folk. will preach at Hisn-Street church.
in this city, Tomorrow morning and
evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18
WELL-kNOWN HERE.

Late Licntcnant Pnsco Graluatedtat
Ham,..i n-Sitincy-
Lieutenant YIN. D. Paseo. o. Florida,
son of ex-senator Pasco. who was Killed
4 IN the Philippines short While ago. was
well known in Richmond. He was grad
uate ofsHampden-S Sidney, and was c.ass-
5nfnehann. son OF Capt. Frank Cunning
ham.
Much regret was expressed here at the
dEath Of Young Pasco Tie was young
man Of sterling character and great aoiss-
z ty. He served n Cuba as second lisutan-
ant OF the voIuns esrs, and was Later COM
nnissionad 70 the same rank and attached
to the Eighteenth regulars. With duty IN
the PfflIpudnes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18
UNYEIL MONUMENT
THIS TERN00N.
Memorial Shaft TO Hon. w. F.
Reddy.
SIMPLICITY is ITS BEAUTY.
Members Of the ancient Order OF
HibcrnianS and knights OF
Columbus Contributed
the Funds.

This afternoon at Mt. Calvary Gene
terry the monument erected to the Insnlory
OF the late Hon. W. F. Reddy will be un-
yelled. The ceremony VII begin promptly
at o'clock.
Daniel Johnston Coleman, the Oldest son
of DR.. D. J. Coleman, will unve!l the
monument. Mr.. Reddy Is buried in DR..
Coleman's private lot OH account of the
close personal friendship, existing between
the two men.
The grafton will be delivered by the
Rev. j. 3. O'Reilly, rector of the Sacret
Heart Church, who was also a warn, per-
sc nal friend Of the tecsas ed
The idea of erecting a monument over
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18
The 1srroL 1rn,. ninr..n,ent..
nv Associated Press,

lBy Associated Prsss.)
WASHINGTON. November 1.-THE Navy
Department has oesn advised that the
Brooklyn has left Manila for oiongapo,
Subig Bay, where Admiral Remey viii re-
ceive from General Macarthur the cuSto-
dy and control Of the naval station stu
ated on Suhis Bay.
The stat on heretofore has ossn IN charge
of the military
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18
For Tct.fncr nee.

nv ASStF.fafcd FFfss.J
PORTLAND. Me, Nov. 17.-From near
" every section OF Maine come reports
OF unusual activity on the part OF the
an,i-tauor element. and the opinion pre-
walls that the general wave OF temper
ance REFORM already apparent, will sweep
over the State.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18
MONUMENT TO HON. ". F. REDDY

rne grave OF their friend and brother
member was prompted by those who were
associated win Mr.. Reddy in tho Catholic
societies Of this city. where he was always
Foremost in promoting measures calcu-
lated 10 advance their principles.
The monument fnn md. was entirely volurs
~ ! snI order OF H.beraians. OF which
S AZ RsfIdv was state President Tor several
-. :. - his death, and the mem
: Sc : sshn,ond Council Ne. SIS u,gars
oSse,n,,,h,1s. Of this city, ar which he was
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18
TRAGEDIES IN LANCASTER.
A Mother ard Child Burned to pca til.
Man Dr wn"d.
Especial Dispatch to, The Times.

IRvINGTCS, VA, Nov 1.-THE VIE ~,
and infant of James Castor, coioreo. ~
ing near Whitestone, Lancaster coo !!5s,
fell in an open ire to-day ana reHla.tts -,
in the nre over twenty nj nu,es. d.,
mother and chld wsre triShtluhs ooA t+e0
and died in few hours. ,
Mantlus Taylor, colored, living near nee.
ul mites, fell IRON canoe in Car
ter's Creek this morning and VAS ui o"iAs>A
The body was recovered
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18
VISITORS FILL
CITY PuLPlTs
Methodist and Baptist Ministers Away
at Meetings.
THE SERVICES TODAY.
Grove Avenue Will Worship i'll Rich
mond College Chapei-Confcr-
cncc of Catholic Priests to
BE I5cld III This City.
Methodist and Baptist Ministers Away
THE SERVICES TO-DAY.

City pulpits to-day will be filed largely
by visitors. The absence Of nearly Ell
of the Methodist and a large numoer OF
the Baptist ministers necess-tates this