The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-18

nits OF News Gathered Here and There b,
the "TiIacs" X .Dorters

, Mt NnliAn ", SAsiOurno has gone on d
business trip.
Miss Helen McRinney has returned from a
visit to Pulaski. Va
Mr.. $. A. Pyle has returned from an ex-
tended Southern trip.
General Dabney H. Maury is in the city.
after an absence of same time.
DR.. ID. j. Coleman has returned fronl.a pleas
ant trip to Virginia Beach and Ocean View.
Deputy Clerk Of the Court Of Appeals Tay-
lor has returned from visit to Charottes-
! vile
The rain-storm Of Saturday afternoon lid
some damage TO growing crops in portions Of
| Henrico.
Mr. Leonard Noel has returned from
pleasant stay at the Rockbridge Alum
Springs.
Mrs Kate Cary and son. of Baltimore. are
the guests Of Major ana Mrs John Poe, Oh
west Grace street.
Mr. Walter r. Higham, the architect. has
returned to the city after an absence Of few
days on business.
Mrs DR.. S. d. Drewry has returned from
visit to Covington, Va, where her husband is
practelng medicine.
Mr.. Richard W. Ivey. of 4i3 north First
street, Is taking the summer law course at the
University Of Virginia
Miss Lula Butler Of Church Hill. who has
been spending her vacation at Bridgeport,
Conn, has returned home.
Members Of Pawnee Tribe. No. 53. /. o. r.
NJ, will visit Modoc Tribe in Hanover county
4O-day, ram OF shine,
Miss Cassie Lyme, of 242O east Marshall
street, has Just returned home from visit to
relatives in Caroline county
CapitOl-POlceman J i. Pettis has a two
weeks leave OF absence and he and his family
left yesterday for the country
well-known printing firm of this city yes
terday received an order for large number
of labels from Poona, British India
Mr.. Frank p. Burke has returned from Win
ston n. C.. where he directed the banquet to
the North Carolina Press Association.
Mr.. James b. Denton. postmaster at Both
well. Va. formerly Hanover Junction., was
in the city yesterday on official business
Mr. Alfonzo Gentry, who was so badly in
Jured at Belle Isle some months ago, is still
unable to get about without the use of
crutches.
Colonel Fred r. Scott who returned from
tour across the continent about a week ago.
expects TO leave for his farm in Albemarle IN
few days.
Chief Engineer Fuller. of the Fire Depart
ment, has returned from the Convention Of
Chief Engineers. which WAS held in Spring
field Mass.
Sunday night some thief broke glass in
the window Of SPOTS jewelry store on Main
street and stole Waterbury watch. valued at
about $3.50.
Mrs Cora Barker. Misses Addie and Belle
Barker and maid of Selma Ala, are the
guests of Alderman Richard Taylor, No 2l06
east Grace street
Mrs. b. NJ. Buchanan and daughters. Of 220s |
Nenable street left the city Saturday 10 spend |
few weeks with their friends and relatives at |
Clifton Forge, Va.
thief entered the hall of the Chicago Art |
Gallery, No. 90 east Broad, Saturday night |
and stole several valuable pictures and a
number of frames.
Mr.. William T. Gressett has returned from
Luray and LETT yesterday afternoon for Wash
lngtoD, where be Is solo cOrnetist at IN Elks' |
entertainment this week.
There was an Entertainment given last even
ng at Blandon Park for the benefit of Charles
w. Perkins, disabled Confederate and men,
Der OF Parker's old battery.
Mr.. J. NJ. Macon. deputy sheriff, is able to
he out after severe illness of several weeks.
lie VIII 90 TO Orange county TO visit friends
and relatives for short time
The contract for building the new paint
shop for the Chesapeake and Ohio Company
Ias not yet been awarded. The plans will be
revised, and new bids will, it is SAID, be asked
for.
Inc Otncers OF Union Council No. 81 ROyal
Arcanum, have paid over to the widow of
he Rev. Isaiah T. Wallace theIsun of 50 900.
being the amount of the death benefit in
hat order.
Mr.. John 2. Branch arrived in Richmond
saturday evening and will remain here three
n four days. He has been spending the sum
ner IN the North dividing his time between
Duchess county, New York and the seaside.
Mrs Julia Christian Gentry. relict of the late
VI. q. Gentry and mother of Messrs James
\ and Thomas w. Gentry celebrated Sunday 1
Ter seventy ninth birthday. All Of her chill
iren and all Of her grandchildren in the city
we're with her.
The detectives employed by the Cheasapeake
nd Ohio Company to W rk up the case of the
ssasslnatlon, IN q sleeping car near Basic
1ty of Mr.. ID. F. COnnell, of Portsmouth !
)hlo, have not yet succeeded in obtaining any {
ehnlte information a. to the guilty party.
Messrs. Woodward d Lothrop. the lessees
f the Masonic Temple store. VIII be in the
lty to-day and Will meet with the stock
olders of the Temple at the Grand Secretary's
flee tonight. Work on the Temple il pro Z
ressine satisfactorily and the lessees will get y
ossesslon 10y tie ST of September the date /
scently agreed upon. @