A fatal accident occurred Friday
morning of last week at McBrayor's
Distillery, about twenty miles up the
river.. Four men started down the incline
to tho river upon a car loaded
with whisky, when the ropo which is
used to lower it became detached from
the ear, and it dashed down the tramway
at lightning speed. Two of the
men were thrown ofi'and badly injured
before tho car reached the river, and
the other two thrown into the river and
one of thorn, a colored man, drowned.
II Ls body was not recovered until
Sunday. One barrel of whisky was
lost, being stoven in when the car
struck the bottom of the incline.
The First Presbyterian Church was
crowded to repletion with the beauty
and fashion of our city on Tuesday
evening last to witness the celebration
of the nuptial contract between Dr. 11.
M. Pusoy, of Louisville, and Mis Eleanor
Stewart, daughter of Dr. J. Q. A.
Stewart, Superintendent of tho Insti
tute for Feeble-minded Children. The,
event transpired on "schedule time"
and was one of the most beautiful that
has occurred in our city for many years.
The solemn marriaso ceremony was
performed by Tlev. J. McCluskey
D. D., pastor of the bride.
It is needless for us to say anything
to those who know her, of the many
graces of this beautiful and accomplished
young lady; suffice it to say that
she has long been reigning as one of
our most queenly and charming belles.
Of Dr. Pusoy, thogroom, we only
hear in terms of high encomium, as a
promising and talented young physician
of our Kentucky metropolis.
Miss Roe Stewart, sister of the
bride, and Mr. William Short, of
Louisville, wore the attendants.
