The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-15
Personal AND GENERAL.
Bits Of News Gathered Here ana ihero by
the "Times" Reporters.

Bifa OF NEWS 6atnfFeh h''' ~ -
the Times" Keportors
Major b. ]. Black Is still confined to his bed
by illness.
MIL. sander!in will leave Monday morn
ing for Norfolk.
Mrs. George H. Hooper. Sr.. Is in avery
critical condition.
Miss Lizzie LYONS is the guest OF Mrs.
Charles II. Talbot.
MIR. William A. Walker left last evening on
a "trip 10 New ork.
Mr.. F. A. Hundley, who has been very SICK
is slowly improving.
CAPTAIN Peter Jackson, the Theatre attache.
was slightly better yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. william +. Hopkins are
guests OF Dr. and Mrs. Cullen.
Hon G.. ID. Ietcher. member of the House
OF Delegates was IN the city yesterday.
Rev. John Jasper will preach his famous
sermon on the sun this morning NJ 1880.
Mr. T. NJ. Stratton has been called to
Iynchburg by the death of his relative, Mr.
Bass.
Messrs Joseph H. Shepherd and julius A.
Hobson left Yesterday for social visit to Pc
tersburg.
Miss Mary Cullen. who has been visiting in
Baltimore, has returned 10 her nome On
Grace street.
Miss Mary Lewis Dimmock, of Gloucester.
Va. il the guest OF the Misses Williams III
east Franklin.
A new fre-alarm box was put up yesterday
II ia at the corner Of Fifth and Broad and IS
numbered 3l6.
The rainbow festival at the Moore Memorial
church last Friday evening was in every way
a decided success.
One Of Raltimore's most charming bellies Is
Miss Leila Montague, who Is now visiting
| friends in this city.
Mr.. j. w. Renhart. Of Boston. aud Mr.;
| Frank c. Bangs are among the promlheht
guests at the Exchange.
Mr.. W. w. Moses has announced himself
as a candidate for reelection as snperntehd-
ent oil the penitentiary.
Miss Nellie Thompson, of Amherst Court
| house, is visiting IL the city with MISS MARY
! Warren. No 30l east Main street.
Charles f. Richards qualified yesterday
before CITY Clerk BENJAMIN f. August as an
! additional deputy to the High Constable
Mr. Ned Ryan. a popular travelling man of
! PHILADELPHIA and who for many years mas
supplied a large trade in this city, IS regis
tered at Murphys.
Among the visitors at the Capitol to-day
were Judge b. A. Hancock of Chesterheld;
and Deputy SheriGs John I. Martin and
| John 5. Reynolds OF lynchOurg.
Mr.. c. II. Reed of No. 2lO south Second
street. will leave for Washington and alti-
more tomorrow 10 make arrangements Tor
the new house Of Monroe Ward Democratic
| Club.
The Broad street cars do not wait at tho
corner of Cherry aud Albemarle streets as
formerly. The round-trip Is now mace on
the "cannon-balp' system, through without
stoppage.
Mr.. Burrell II. Marsh. of Louisville KY,
arrived IN the city last week. having accepted
a position with the Baltimore ute on
| Company lie is stopping with has SISTER.
| Mrs. j. e.. West.
A meeting of Friendship Lodge, No. AZ.
Independent Order Free sons OF Israel. IS
ordered 10y the grand master of the nifei
States Grand Lodge Tor business OF great I'M.
portAnce. The meeting will take place at )
o'clock this afternoon at Central Hall.
Mr.. James h. Howard aud Mr. W. h. Sher-
vim left last night for Pittsburg. the latter 10
act As best man for the former IN his marriage
In that city 10 Miss katherine Marguerite Bar
bour. daughter of Mr.. b. ). Barbour. formerly
general freight agent Of the Richmond and
Allegheny railroad.