The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-04
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Bits of News Gathered Here aud There I
the Times" Reporters.

Bits of News Gathered Here aud There by
the Times" Reporters.
Mr.. J. Louis Sullivan has returned from a
visit 10 Chicago.
Major A. r. Courtney has gone to Piedmont
Virginia for vacation.
The venerable DR.. Leo Rosser is conducting
successful reyivals in West Texas
Rev. ]. b. Funston. formerly pastor of
Christ church was IN Richmond yesterday.
Mr. Philip st. George Berrand, military
instructor of the Scotland Neck Academy is
in the city.
Mr.. William Henry Scott and Miss Emma
Scott have returned from trip to New York
and Canada.
Rev. DR.. W. V. Tudor. of Broad-street
Methodist church. is expected in Richmond
by September 18th.
Mrs j. +. Kearney. her sister Miss Agnes
L. Wiseman. and Miss Mary ". Kearney re-
turned home Wednesday.
Colonel William f. Tanner has returned
from the White Sulphur but his family will
not be home until the last OF the month.
The +. w Miner reported in the police
court in yesterdays paper is not T.. W. Miner,
of the Western Union Telegraph Company.
Mrs julius A. Hobson and daughter will
leave the city to-day for pleasant vacation.
Mr.. Hobson Will JOIN them on Saturday even
ing.
The Farmers Alliance Of Henrico county
will have a picnic next Wednesday on the
Brook turnpike about five miles from Rich
mond.
Mrs. NJ. G. Figg. wife of Auditor Figg, Of
the Richmond and Danville railroad, left
yesterday for Atlanta Ga, which will be
their future home.
Mrs. Cary and Miss Booth who have been
guests Of Mrs. Poe. 5O3 west Grace. returned
TO Baltimore Yesterday. Mrs. Poe and Miss
Rena Poe accompanied them.
Mr.. w. n Jsnes. son Of Mr.. ]. n. Jones,
who has been appointed cadet 20 the Virginia
Military Institute. left the city yesterday for
Lexington TO begin his studies.
President Tyler, of William and Mary Col
lege. was in the city yesterday, and reports
the outlook for that venerable institution for
the coming year exceedingly bright.
Mr.. and Mrs W. T. Hancock and family
returned yesterday 10 the city after pro-
longed visit 10 Natural Bridge. Miss Lena
Hancock attracted much attention there by
her beauty and her charming manners
Miss ANA Longest. who was thrown from
her horse last Monday morning while riding
on her fathers farm near Bon Air. and who
has been quite sick since. is improving.
The Hubard-Brown suit which has AL
ready been twice tried will probably come
up in October. The case is expected 20 be
tried at "a special term Of tho Richmond Cir
cult Court
Mr.. W. +. Hundall, of River View, who has
been attending the Grand Council of tine
Legion Of Honor at Long Branch. returned
yesterday. He ls accompanied by his nieces,
Kisses Birdie and Florence Applar. of Wash
ington, ID. G.
Only one ambulance call was made yester-
day and that was at l:45 y. NJ. to the corner
Of nineteenth and Franklin streets. 10 a
colored woman who was suffering from
epilepsy. She was treated and left with
friends
Mr.. f. G.. Thomas, partner in the well !
known and extensive shoe house of c. W. II. |
Gorge d Co., Of Baltimore. was registered at !
the Exchange yesterday. Mr. Thomas is
thorough salesman and @ competent and |
ahable business man