The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-01

at the brooch instead of at the muzzle. 1t
would probably have seriously injured HIM.
BRIEFs.
Judge John II. ingram, counsel for the
members of the Progressive hndowment
League Of this city, is in receipt OF the tol-
lowing postal card
baltimore, Nor 20, 1S9l.-Dear Slr,-All nc
counts ore now IN the hands of the auditor
and an account will probably be stated Dy
him within the next thirty days. | Will notify
you few days before he does 50.
Yours very truly,
"OrTO II. DRoEGE."
Clerk H. +. DuVa. of the hastings court.
issued fourteen marriage licenses during the
month of November, seven 20 white and
seven 10 colored couples. There, were en-
tered to record in the clerks ONCE during the
same period ffty-eieht deeds
About q week ago this paper spoke OF sew
eral disagreeable and dangerous places in the
city that needed attention. n IiMEs repor-
ter was yesterday informed that IN most cases
the evils had been remedled.
The Old negro man that was so badly hurt
on the kratz farm Monday Of last week when
barn blew down on him, was reported, as no
better Yesterday and it IS feared lie Will not
get over his injuries.
Quite a number Of sportsmen were out
tracking rabbits yesterday but 1t IS under
stood with very little success.
PERSONALS.
Mr.. Il. T. Walden. Of Salisbury. n. c..
Formerly OF this city, who has been visiting
friends II this city. returned home YESTERDAY
Mr.. J. G. GoOd!Oe son Of ilr. y X. Good
loe. pyopr.etor OF the Alton House, Nelson
county is visiting in this city
Dr ". Q. Holt, Of Surry, was n Manches-
ter Saturday evening.
Miss Laura Faulkner. Of this city. is visiting
in "a
Yesterday Messrs. Augustine Royal q Co.
sold the goods for the assignee OF }. h.
Payne. Very good prices were realized.
Major T. b. BROOKS and family. OF New
burgh. n. Y. are expected here this week to
visit his sister, Mrs. Joseph Walker.
Mr. G.. 3. TAYLOR. late chief-cerl1 70 Mr..
r. C. Broaddus. grocer, has opened the first
and only 6. q. u. grocery ever started IN inns
city In another column will be seen his i'd
yertisement. The store IS at tho corner OF
Twelfth and Hull streets.
Cards are out for the marriage Of Miss
Annie Bowie. of Petersburg, and Mr.. John Il:
Bealdles Of this city. The ceremony viii
take place at st. Paups church. Petersburg.
December Sth. at o'clock T. VI. Mr.. Bead
dies is "a brother OF Mrs. Park H0wle, OF
Manchester and has recently started bus'-
ness here.
TIE UNwELL ONES.
Mrs. James A. Lipscomb and daughter.
Miss Lotte. are confined at home with the
grip.
Mr. Edward AGREE. who has been sick for
about week. was out Yesterday. ,,
Grip is very prevalent in Chesterfield as well
as THIS city. IN one family Of eleven persons
ten are down with the disease.
Mayor A. c. Atkinson IS kept at home by
serious sickness.
Mrs. William II. Owens is reported improy-
ing.
blrs. y l. Pullam who has been very Ill for
some weeks, was resting more quietly last
evening.
lr. Thomas p. Mathews. who has been
quite unwell for a number of days. IS I'M
proving. The other melubers of Or. Mathews
family, all OF whom have been sick with the
grip. are getting better.
Mr.. ". !. Moody. who has been laid up
with the grip. is able to be out again.
Mr. John Freeman is quite sick at his resi-
dence on Hull street between Ninth and
Tenth.