The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-27
PERsoyAL AND GENERAL.
Biss Of News Gathered Here and There D.
the "Times" Reporters.

the "Times" Reporters.
Mr.. J. Gus Hankins. of Halifax county, Is
in tho city.
Mr.. sylvanus Stokes. of tho Eutaw House.
Baltimore. IL in the city.
Nr. Ed. NJ Holt. editor of tho Progress ~
Chase City. Va. Is in the city
w G. Hicks. formerly of this city. now OF
Philadelphia. is ct the BIT. Vernon.
General Jubsl A. Early. OF Lynchburg. was
registered last evening at the Exchange Hotel.
Mr.. j.. b. Kehres. general travelling agent OF
the Southern Railway News Company. Is in
the city.
General William II. Payne. of Warrenton,
WAS among the arrivals at tho Exchange yes
terday.
The Committee on Accounts and Printing
met last evening and ordered number OF
bills to be paid.
Mr. w. A. Crenshaw. cashier Of the Basic
City Bank. Va, ia very I'll at his home In
Basic City. Va.
Mr.. G. J. Paoli has Just returned from a very
successful hunting trip with friends IN Gooch-
land county.
Mr.. A. p. Rowe. Jr. of fredericksburg. one
Of the best known cattlo raisers IN Virginia,
is in the city.
Major John Poo. Chief-of-Police. who has
returned 20 tho city.
Mrs Lucy A. Smith. with her children, left
the city yesterday morning for Washington,
where they will visit her mother.
Messrs. s. W. Corbin, of King George
county. and Major W. T. Sutherlin. of Dan
Vile were at the Exchange last evening.
State Senator Henry Fairfax, of Aldie,
Loudoun county. arrived in the city yester-
day. and was registered at the Exchange.
The Committee on Claims and Salaries met
last evening with Dr. Steel in the chair and
approved the payment OF number Of current
bills
In the chancery court yesterday Elvira d.
Eggleston qualified as administrative OF tho
estate of J. J. Eggleston. The estate is valued
at about $4,000.
DR.. William Palmer, articles from whose
pen are familiar TO the readers OF The TIMTs,
has returned from his summer vacation look
ing exceedingly we'll.
Alphonsa Borum. the little son Of the late
JEFF Borun. last Friday had one Of his legs
amputated. The little fellow il doing as well
as can be expected.
Mr.. g. Kindt the manager of the Office Of
the Southern Railway News Company. OF this
G ty leaves soon to take charge OF the office
at huntington W Va.
Drawings are being made at present for
some alterations which will be made in the
interior of the Hannewickel building. corner
Ninth and Main streets.
Ameeting of tho committee OF the Surgical
Association will meet at DR.. parkers Office
next Friday night at o'clock. This association
meets in Richmond November 1lth.
Mr.. l.. r. Hamberlin. instructor in elocu-
ton at Richmond College will give popular
talk on Oppression" with readings in the
College chapel this evening, beginning at SIS
O'clock.
The Committee on Schools held meeting
in the Council Chamber last evening Msssrs.
Cary. Crenshaw. II. J.. Carter and Christian
were present A number Of bills were ordered
TO DO paid.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. S. Dalton have issued in
vitations TO the marriage of their daughter.
Josie w. to MIR. James j. Beavers. Ia take
place at their homo. No. 1921 east Broad.
next Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
The following were among the visitors at
the Capitol Yesterday w II. w. Garrett
IT.. treasurer Caroline W. X. Chisholm.
deputy sheriff Hanover DR.. Christopher
Nunn. West Point. and c. j. Hill. OF King
William county.
Robert Dorsey. who claims Philadelphia as
his home. was arrested in tho First District
yesterday. He il charged with representing
himself AS gas inspector thus securing en-:
trance into several houses and it Is alleged
has stolen goods therefrOm.
Mr.. b. Cameron, of Stagville. n. c.. who is
to be married on Thursday 10 Miss Sallie
Mayo. arrived last evening at the
Exchange with party of friends
The following arc in the party Mrs.
=. c. Cameron. Miss Lille Ruifn and
Miss Annie Collins. of Hill.b1ro, n. c.. Mrs
X. b. PEBBLES and Miss Annie PEBBLES. of
Jackson, n. c., aud Mrs. X. r. Bridges, OF
hshyille n G.