The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-25
Personal and General.

Mr. and Mrs James Lyons left on summer
trip Yesterday afternoon.
Mr. !. W. Allen is at the Rockbridge Alum
Springs during his vacation.
Work is progressing rather slowly on the
county clerks Office Of IenrlcO.
The recent heavy rains have put north Thir-
tenth street in a very bad condition
The last Rroad-street car now leaves Abe
marie and Cherry streets at 100 +. ii.
Pine-street Baptist church has suspended
night services until the LIST OF September.
Mr.. Harry Meyer. Of New York is visiting
his brotheT-in-law. Mr.. Barney Wertheim.
The repainting Of the exterior Of Pine
street Baptist church has been completed.
Mr.. Philip V. Cogbill. Commonwealth's at
torney of Chesterfield county. IS IL the cry
Mr.. James Lamb, secretary of the Bar As
ISOLATION. leaves to-day for the White sui
phur.
Mr.. william D. Mayer. of julius Meyer 4
Sons. leaves the city to-day for visit to Bed
ford Springs, Pa.
The Virginia Steamboat Company announces
another cheap and attractive trp TO Norfolk
on the Ariel tonight.
Mrs. w. 5. Johns of Barton Heights, has
returned from an extended soJourn among
various Northern resorts.
Mr. and MIS-. W J. Io phNbSuAS UAtA AoN'D
this morning for the White.
Mr. and Mrs Wyndham r. Meredith leave
to-day for the White Sulphur.
The very old building at No l12 East Broad
street is being torn down and larger and bet
ter ones will be erected on the site
The members Of Laurel-street Methodist
church have granted their pastor, Rev. Z. &.
Wertenbaker q vacation tor month.
l;oo,ro ,,-a- faeupd IN Wqqhinp-
ton Yesterday 10 John j. +. Etchinson, Jr..
and lydia S. Bodeker, both Of Richmond.
The range Of thermometer yesterday at The
TnTys building was: 9 A. NJ. p II NJ. rs: 3
p NJ, s6 6 2. NJ. 81: r. ~, 10; u mid
night, so.
Mr. A. Whitlock. a leading merchant and
one of the most prominent citizens OF Asne-
vile. n. c.. is IN the city visiting MS uncle.
Mr.. II. Whitlock.
Mfr. and Mrs. S. W Travers will leave this
morning for the White Sulphur After visit
there. Mrs. Trayers will go to che iiot springs
Va, for protracted stay.
Mr.. Albion G. Stagg, wife and children
have returned to the city. after ten days
visit 10 their friend, Mr.. j. II. Wray, or Iun-
holm, Powhatan county.
Mr.. Douglas Baird superintendent of the
Old Dominion Iron and Nail WORKS, VINO mas
been quite sick at his residence. No. lOl east
Cary street. IS improving slowly
The remains Of the infant child Of Mr.. j. h.
Williams reached the city Yesterday morning
via the Richmond and Allegheny railroad.
| The interment was made at Hollywood.
By accident coach containing refresh
ments of both kinds WAS left on the road on
the trip 70 Lexington. 20 the great surprise
and discomfort Of many the next morning at
that place.
Information has been received Of the death
atTumbridge Well, England Of Mr.. Allan Nc
| DoNall Smyth. aged thirty-four. The de-
! ceased had friends and relatives III Richmond
! and vicinity.
Water pipes are being laid Oh Dobson
| street THIS street IS only one square ~
| length. and runs from west side 81 Hollywood
| 10 Reservoir street II Is the north boundary
| Of the Clarke's Spring property
The boys arrested Thursday on the Rich
mond and Allegheny railroad by hr. Iraoue
! and carried 10 the Third statiOn-hcuse proved
| 10 he George W. Darden and Melvin Jones.
/ They were carried back to the Reformatory
| from which they had escaped
Mrs. Helen Bingham of Philadelphia. and
| Mrs. Joseph Ryan, Of Baltimore, are with
| their mother, Mrs T.. McClintock. No. 6Z25s
! China street. Mrs. Bingham Is the mother OF
/ Ralph Bingham. the boy orator, and both the
ladies' were formerly residents OF Richmond
A number Of gentlemen from Ashevllle' \.
G. we're in the city yesterday looking into the
matter Of granite for paving purposes IN that
| CITY. They composed committee o. tue
| Council of Asheyille, and were shown the
courtesies of the city by Colonel Cutshaw
City Engineer
Captain Graham, commander IN charge OF
the monitor feet now anchored two miles be
low Richmond was in the city and PAID
Mayor FIlyson an informal visit in his Office
in the AFTERNOON. when the question Of NOV
ing the monitors from their present position
10 an anchorage in tho jurisdiction OF the city
WAS discussed