The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-14

BIts OF News Gathered Hero sud There ~
the "Times" Reporters.

New lOrk uuu IUllhuclphin.
Bishop CRANBERRY is back in Ashland from
his trip TO Saratoga Springs.
Mr.. Fred. Peasants has returned from
vacation spent in Now England.
Miss Annie Crew, of Ashland, is visiting
her uncle, Captain John W. Wash.
Masters Paul Culpeper and Willie Green
wood are at the Ottsrburn Springs.
Rev. George II. Ray. Jr.. will fill hisfather's
pulpit at Union Station next Sabbath.
Rev. DR.. ]. j. Laherty has beeen preaching
and lscturing down in North Carolina.
There were eleven large schooners in the
dock yesterday unloading ice and coal.
Misses Shore and Miss Olivia Thomas have
gone to Middleton Mills. Fluyanna county.
Nr. Lewis Brown. with Harrison & Pierce.
has gone to Fauquier county TO spend his
vacation
Mrs. NJ. Creighton has just returned from
pleasant visit to her son. Moses II. CrShton,
OF Lynchburg.
Mrs. L. A. Lowry and Louise and Douglass
Lowry. Of south Pine street. have returned
from the country.
Thomas b. Caller. the energetic and popu.
lsrcsshier of the Hygeia Hotel was registered
al Fords yesterday.
The work of LAYING the curbing on the south
u
Belyidere has been begun.
Mrs. ". r. Quarles and Miss Louise Quariss
left Wednesday night for Cincinnati TO spend
a month with relatives there.
Tho tent meetings under the supervision
Of the Baptist City Missionary Society, are
largely attended each evening.
Mr. w. J. Gardner and Mr. :. T. Atkinson,
of the American Hotel. returned from weeks
vacation at Baltimore and Bay Ridge.
Dr. /. R. Chiles. ex-mayor Of Manchester
and OF State Senator, has removed from Prln-
cess Anne county and located in Norfolk.
The Glen Aliens will play the deciding
game with the Hill Printing Company CLUB
at Island Park tomorrow at 4:3O o'clock Z.
N.
D. Webster Pendleton of Tacoma, Wash
ington. is in the city for few days. visiting
bis parents. This is his first visit home IN ten
years.
Mr.. Fritz Sitterdng returned yesterday
from Old Point, where his family are now en-
Toying the benefits OF that attractive water
ing place
Mrs. Thomas D. Neal is at Mllboro. Her
health is slightly improved Two Of her
daughters Mrs Marshall and Mrs. Graham
are with her.
Leigh-street Baptist church has adopted
resolutions expressing their regret at the de-
parture OF Rev. Dr. Frost, their late beloved
and efficient pastor.
Mr. Raymond, late Of the reservoir rose
gardens leaves to-day for Rochester, \. y,
and Toronto Canada, where he Will attend
florists conventions.
Right Worthy George II. Ray left the city
yesterday TO attend Masonic gathering at
BoydtOn. Va. and deliver an address IN the
interest OF tho craft.
Mr. Campbell Snyder, of Washington, d.
c.. who for the past three weeks has been
visiting his uncle. Mr.. :. w. Snyder. of Bar
ton Heights has returned home.
Captain John II. Redwood, Of steamer No.
/, who has been quite sick, left for Charles
City county yesterday morning, where he Will
spend some time visiting friends.
Mayor Ellyson returned yesterday from the
Roanoke District Baptist Association in Hall
fax county He says the farmers are too
busy with their crops 10 talk politics.
Bishop Randolph was il the city this week,
but returned 10 the old family estate, Cssano-
va, in Fauquier county. His daughter who
was sick with fever, ~ cOnyalescent
very pleasant picnic was given at New
Reservoir Park Wednesday. 1t was under
the direction Of Mrs William s. Roach, Mrs.
f. T. Bernard and Miss Jennie Curtis.
Rev. DR.. A. b. WoOdfn. formerly Of Rich
u.
has returned 10 Hampton from Fluyanna,
where he has been preaching st Bethel.
Mr.. I. Newton Vaughan has taken posses
sion Of bis new home at Ashland. 10 will be
dedicated as a Christian home at a prayer
meeting tomorrow night by Rev Or. Tudor.
Rev. w J. Shipman. Of Halifax Courthouse,
Va. late pastor Of the west Main-street Bap-
fist church, IS in the city. and is the guest Of
his friend, Captain b. A. Jacob, 723 west Main
street
Mr.. W. D. Snead has issued invitations TO
the marriage OF his daughter Mary TO Mr..
Sidney l.. Gillian on Wednesday, August
26th, at the residence, No. s23 east Marshall
street.
SIr. Arthur r. Mayo clerk 10 Dr. w T.
Oppenhimer, president Of the Board Of Health,
left for the White Sulphur yesterday During
his Absence DR.. George Archer will attend to
his duties.
Rev. Dr. !. A. Goodwin preached last even-
ing to a large audience. His sermon was clio
quent and number of his hearers were
deeply impressed with the words Of the emil
nent divine.
AlaNn party will be given at the Male
Orphan Asylum August 18th, 18th and 18Th.
The objects are u pay of an 0nerous debt
some time standing. and 10 raise fund Tor
better supply OF pure water.
MI. ana bIIe. JhIlcb ~ lNcNiND'As hSN'AA-
panied by their nieces, Misses Vertua Red
wood and Rosa Muir. left Moncay Tor Old
Point They will visit friends IN Charles
City county before returning.
Charles II. Randolph and George Brooks
two colored boys. engaged in a fight near the
Chesapeake and Ohio depot last evening, and
it ended by Randolph having his head badly
hurt by the other youth. Arrests were made
and the assailant locked in the First station
house.
The Baptist ladies OF Richmond have gone
10 work in earnest for the bazaar which will
be held in the fall in aid of the Baptist Home
for Aged Women Mrs. DR.. William +.
Hatcher. Mrs J. Taylor El!yson, Mrs. Il. W
Powers and Mrs. H. L. Ellyson are leading in
the good cause
The Methodist union meetings of the week
of prayer were continued last evening at
Laurel-street church, and the services were
conducted by i}ev W. H. Atwell. The sub
ject was as follows: Prayer for the youth of
the church in our Sunday schools. Epworth
Leagues and institutions Of learning and
those who ought to be but are not.
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