The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-06
Personal and General.

Mr.. James Aston Cabell Is at Nantucket,
Mass.
Mr. Patrick Henry Cary Cabell is in Nelson
county.
BIr T. Willard Sweeney left Tuesday for
trip to New York.
Miss Matte Allen is visiting friends in
Washington. ID. G.
Blr Andrew Franok. who has been danger
I Ously III. IS conYslescing.
Councilman G. c. Thon has returned from
Ocean View and Old Point
Miss Virgie Brock passed through the city
yesterday en- route 10 the mountains
Miss Berta Werst. Of east Clay street. is in
( King William county visiting friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob s. Allen left the city
yesterday for an extended trip North.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Taylor and children, Of
| Buffalo, X. Y. are visiting at 1904 west Broad.
| Miss Edyths Beveridge, Of Richmond, is
". Va.
| Misses Bessie and Lena Green. of 109 south
| Third street, are visiting friends In HALIFAX
! county
Mr.. W. II. Barnes. Of Clayton. Va. has re
! turned to his home after spending short
| time in this city.
Mrs. Emma Graham of Camden. n. j., is
/ visiting her mother. Mrs. Nunnally, 416 north
/ Seventh street.
Messrs G. II. and Ed l.: Gresset have left
( on "a visit 10 Niagara Falls and Canada via
! Norfolk and New Ork.
! The following marriage license was issued
| Yesterday: Arthur McCAuley and Odelva
| Johnson, Of Richmond
Mrs John G. Andrews and children left
last evening 10 visit relatives In Petersburg,
| Prince George and Norfolk.
Mr. Thomas Fleming will leave for Wash
ington Sunday night. Mr.. Thomas Cowan
! will accompany him on tins trip.
Mr.. J. T. Vaughan, of this city, who rep
resents Cosack u Co., of Buffalo, n. Y, left
! yesterday for New York on business.
A large load Of hay being hauled down Main
street was overturned at the corner OF Main
/ aud Tenth streets yesterday about O'Clock.
Rev Or. Kerr and wife and Mrs. 81. T.
Smith. child and nurse are at Saratoga. DR..
| Hogs will be in Saratoga later in the month.
Preston Cooke Esq. of the firm of Meredith
| q Cooke. attorneys, has gone 10 Nimrod Hall
Bath county, for vacation of seyerel weeks.
Mr.. Theo. PARKER, Of Weldon, n. c., who is
brother of Mr.. i. n. Parker. Jr., cashier Of
THE lines Company, is in the city on brief
visit.
Prepsretions are being made for the curbing
Of the south side of AlbemaTle street from
Pine 10 Belyidere. nice sidewalk will soon
follow.
Richmond and Manchester are both well
represented in the National Convention Of the
Gaililean Fishermen, now IN session at Hamp-
ton, Va.
Mr.. r. ". Thon and Joseph Cottrell have
/ returned home after II pleasant visit TO friends
| and relations III Baltimore and COLCHESTER
! Beach. Sid.
Mrs. c. c. Thon. Tina Rudolph and John
ME Thon will leave i'll few days for Perry
| Hall Nd. where they Will spend the month
! Of August.
Mayor Ellvson left the city yesterday to at
| tend the Middle District Baptist Association
/ now in session at Rcd Lane church in Pow
! hstan county.
Mrs. i. Z. Gamer. Of No. 24O4 east Marshall
street viii spend some DAYS with her friend,
/ Mrs Homer X. Yeats, Of Midlothian, Chester
| field county.
The excessive warm weather of the past
few days has caused the outgoing trains to
be crowded with parties seeking mountain
and seashor0.
A lawn party will be given by the Union
Station NJ l.. church on the grounds between
TweDty-sixth and Nensble streets. The party
Will continue all the week.
This weeks Religious Herald has appeared
in q largo eight-page form and 10 exceedingly
well gotten up. II is the special education
edition and shows much enterprise.
class Of eighteen candidates were exam
ined Tuesday by the local civil service board
at the custom house. This is the last exam
inAtion until the hrst week in October
Mr.. N. Bovditch Clapp leaves in few DAYS
10 spend his vacation IN Boston. During his
absence Mr.. Aubrey Young viii act as organist
at tho First Presbyterian church.
Mr.. Charles Q. Burbank of steamer No. 3.
Richmond Fire Department. and Mr.. Stubs,
of the Fire Alarm Telegraph, left the city yes
terday for q brief tour TO Northern cities
The Richmond Baseball Club will play the
Warrentons Of North Carolina, this after
noon at 1870 O'Clock at Island Park. The
Warrentons are one of the crack Carolina
clubs.
The following are among the Richmondors
ST the White: Messrs. Conway Sands, Hill
Montague A. W. Patterson James Lewis
Anderson. Beverly b. Munford and I. II.
Mcclure
house Oh Cansl. between Fourth and
Fifth streets caught FIRE yesterday morning
about O'Clock IL vas put out by truckmen
from the Third-street engine-house without
an alarm.
The Chesterfield and Henrco county courts
do not take vacation thus month. The Au-
cust torn of each begins Monday. AUGUST
10Th. There is no hustings court In Man
chester this mouth.
Alta meeting OF the Board Of Fire Commis-
sioners held on Tuesday evening the contract
for furnishing the department with coal dur
ing the ensuing year was awarded to Mr.
Charles n. Page.
Mrs. Mary S. Harrison. of Washington city,
widow Of tho late Lieutenant l.. NJ Harrison,
Fifth Artillery. United States army, and SIS
ter OF Mr. Henry w. Stampor, OF this city,
sailed few days since for Europe.
Mr.. +. p. Burke has just returned from
Winston, n. c.. where he has made contract
for furnishing the banquet to be rendered on
tho 18th by the Chambers Of Commerce of
Winston md Salem 10 the Press Association
OF North Carolina.
Among the contingent of pretty girls who
with beauty and fascinating manner are max
ing the White Sulphur delightful place. Miss
jennie f. Inman. Of New York city. IS very
prominent. Her friends in Richmond learn
with pleasure Of her social triumphs
Mr. Robert l.. Mssurier, private in Com
pany F.. First Virginia regiment, won the
gold medal in the contest 1T the Armory
Tuesday night for the best drilled man.
Mr. Masurier is the son of the French Con-
sui for Richmond and although in the CON-
pany only six months. wrested the prize from
. number of well-trained soldiers.
Mr.. William B. Davidson, formerly OF this
city. but now of Baltimore. Nd. accompanied
by his daughter, Mrs. Wolff. left by the Rich
mond and Danville railroad on yesterday for
Mecklenburg county. While in the city they
were the guests OF Mr. l.. f. Mason, 613 north