The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-01
Personal md GENERAL.
Bits Of News Gathered Hero and There by
the Times Reporters.

the Times" Reporters.
Dir. Mason Michaux. a popular citizen OF
North Carolina is in the city.
Miss Ethel Divour. Of Lynchburg. ia visit
ing Mrs. W. A. Dabney on Marshall street.
DR.. Ramon ID. Garcin has entirely recovered
from his recent l.ness and resumed prac-
tice.
Mrs. W. w. Barrow and family. who have
been spending the greater Part of the sum-
mer North have returned TO the city.
DR.. Galeski left last night for Philadelphia
to institute a new chapter Of the Endowment
Guild IN that city. He Is supreme secretary
of the order.
Among the marriage licenses issued in
Washington yesterday was one to Berkly
Ward Elaine of Nelson county, Va, and
Laura Evelyn Cohen of this city.
Mr.. J. l.. Burnley, who has been spending
the summer at Natural Bridge. has returned
o. the city and VIII be pleased to see his
friends at the American Hotel.
Mr.. II. A. Wilburn. immigration agent for
tho State Agricultural department. IN Prince
Edward county was a Vi sitOr at the Ofhce Of
thecOmmissiOner yesterday.
Mr.. +. l.. Badger, Jr.. and Mr.. Charles b.
Mann. valued employees Of the Norfolk and
Western chemical force at Petersburg, were
in the city last week visiting friends.
Mr.. j. Won Buettner, Of Chattanooga.
Tenn. IS in the city. lie is second vice-pres-
ident of toe international Typographical
Union, and IS herein the interest of the craft.
Anuml er of parties charged with various
ofenses during the late Fair were before
Just ces Levi and others at the Henrico
County Court yesterday. None of the charges
were serious ones.
A hunting party consisting of Mr.. Robert
Goodman AMI friends had q successful trip
1oe4 ~rsaE fEbar hurrral fnraa daQr tualra
dozen patridges. fifteen field larks, three
OpOssums and freed one coon.
At the meeting for young men 70 be held
AT the Y Dung Mems Christian Association this
afternoon. Mrs. John II. movies will sing O
solo instead of Miss Nens HerpOld, as an
p%ounce1 in yesterdays TnfFs.
Mrs. John Roundtree. from near Gainesville.
\. c.. is visiting her brother, ID. A. Sander
jim, OF Church Hill. as are Mr.. W. L. Morris
and daughter. Miss Matte. from Princess
Anne county. Va.
Robert Patterson (colored) was arrested
last evening, charged with stealing a lot of
lead pipe from an unfinished house being
built by Colonel A.. l.. Phillips. Officers
Powell and Chestermau made tho arrest and
Patterson was locked in the Third station.
From reports received from the Commits
sioner Of the Revenue for fOrty-twO counties
by the Commissioner Of Agriculture it IS
SHOWN tnht IN tuOSS touHtiuo ostdo iiuutt-
grants have settled in three years. and Of
these 1906 bought land.
Mr.. Ireden Jenkins, who was at one time q
popular Richmond boy. but who has been
living in Radford Tor several years, has re-
turned TO Richmond and will represent tho
Travellers Insurance Company mere. He Is
welcomed on his return by a host Of friends.
Morris Goodwin. the manager Of the stables
of Mrs. Thomas W. boswell. at Bullheid IL
perfectly delighted because Heimdel carried
OF the first honors at the recent Fair. He
has cause 10 feel proud. for no state in the
Union can boast Of q more magnificent speci-
men Of horsehesh.
The frst-class cabin list Of passengers from
Richmond 10 New York Ter steamship Wyan-
Oke. October 30th. comprised the following:
W. 4. Meekle, James H.. Fowler, Charles
Barber. Max Staten. Charles Mcclure and
wife. Mrs. D.. Osburn. Frank RAYMOND. c.. A.
Stevens, Thomas Clancy and Thomas Clan
cey, Jr.