The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-25
ROUND ABOUT RICHMOND.
News Gathered Here and There BY The
Times Reporters.
NOME PERSONAL AND PITHY POINTS.
Comm g-Brief Items OF News and q
Record or Current Events.

Mr.. W. ]. Farrar has returned from his
vacation.
Miss Mimic Kidwell is visiting friends in
Norfolk, Va.
Miss Lucie Williams has returned from the
White Sulphur.
Misses Myra Collins and Ellie Ford left yes
to-day for the White.
Mr.. W. X. McClintock has gone TO Old
Point for few days.
The west side Of Beech street. north Of Main
street, is being paved.
Mrs Colin Reynolds and Mrs j. d. Rey-
nolds are on a visit TO Norfolk.
Miss Belle Plnder, of Meadow street. who
has been quite sick. is improved.
Miss Alico Billups, of north Twenty-ffth
street, left yesterday for Norfolk.
Mrs. F.. c. Garrison and children are visit
ing relatives on the Eastern Shore.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. King are at the
Sherwood House. Old Point Comfort.
Mr.. w. &. Freeman leaves on trip to West
Virginia and Ohio tomorrow morning.
Mr.. James E. Cook preached at Emmanuel
Presbyterian church Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Louis Rueger is still in Germany, but
will return home some time in September.
Mr.. W. T.. Woody andtwo children returned
Sunday from q pleasant visit to Baltimore
Mr.. r. c. TAYLOR, wife and children have
returned from pleasant visit 10 the country.
Miss Julia Loram. OF south Fifth street, will
leave to-day to visit friendsin Loudoun county.
Mr.. w. G. Mcdowell. cashier of Ford's
Hotel. vino has been quite sick. IS back at lis
post.
Leading Henrico Republicans say that their
PARTY will not make any legislative nomlna-
tiOns in that county.
Mr.. Lawrence w. Woody. of north Twenti-
eth street. left yesterday evening TO visit rela-
tives III Baltimore, Md.
Miss Annie Hagan. who has been visiting
relatives IN Richmond. returns to huntington
West Virginia, tomorrow.
Mr.. Eddie Parker. the photo printer for
merly Of Richmond but now Of Washington,
d. G.. is visiting friends in this city.
one IF the public drinking fountains for
man and beast has been placed at the inter
section OF Cary and Reservoir streets.
Mr.. and Mrs T. Perry. of 3l3 west Main
street with baby and nurse left last Wednes-
day to spend a month at Virginia Beach.
Mrs. 4. f. Bell. who has been visiting Mrs.
y. A. Sanderlin. of Church Hill, has re-
turned to her home at Elizabeth City, n. G.
Mr. Daniel j. Turner. bailiff Of the police
court. was on duty yesterday for the first
time after his recent illness and needed vaca-
ton.
Miss Geneyeve Halstead. who has been
spending some time at Green Bay Va, has
lust returned b her home on north Seventh
street
Mr.. Gus Palmore. of Cumberland county,
was in the city Yesterday but has returned
home accompanied by his daughter. Miss
Lucie.
The death is announced at Elizabeth, \. j.,
August 10th. of Mrs. Nancy g.. j. Crane,
widow Of John i. Crane, both well known IN
Richmond.
Mr.. Charles Palmore. having paid bust
ness trip to this city. has Just gone back 10
Ballsville Va. Mr.. Palmore Is soon 70 locate
in North Carolina.
Mrs. J.. y. Woody. Of north Twentieth
street. returned home Sunday morning from
New York whore she had been TO Visit her
daughter, Mrs Z. II. Morrow
Alderman George f. Bowden and wife ac-
companed by Mss Letitia Hurt; OF Baltimore,
lett Yesterday morning for Wytheyille, where
the son of Mr. Bowden resides.
Owing 10 the absence Of so many Richmond
stockholders the meeting of the stockholders
Of the Vulcan Iron Works, announced Tor
yesterday, has been postponed until Septem-
Der l4th
Mr. George W. Ogilvie. Of Church Hill. a
ropular attache of the Western Union Tele-
graph Company. has been suddenly called to
Washington on account of the illness OF his
wifo's mother
Mrs. Or. Brodnax. of Manchester. with her
daughter Ellen. and her granddaughter, Miss
Neua Owen. daughter OF Mr.. Harry Is. owen,
are visiting Mr. Milton Cayce's family on
Grove avenue.
No conclusion has been reached as vet by
the committee having in charge the recon-
mendation of pastor for Leigh-street Baptist
l ltrff ba az
commend one shortly.
! Flagging has been laid on the west side q
Twentv-f IT st oct bstween / eigh and NJ, and
preparations are being made TOR gutter on
| the south side Of Leigh, between twenty
fourth and Twenty-hfth.
Henderson Hall WAS received at the peniten-
| tlary Yesterday from Buchanan county TO serve
three years for bigamy. William Mercer was
also received from the same county TO stay
three years Tor horse-stealing.
Owing TO the unavoidable absence from the
| city Of several members OF the committee on
| Ordinances. the chairman has deemed proper
10 revoke the call for to-day, but viii call the
! committee at an early date.
Captain +. 2. Hulce, Thomas F.. Epps,
| George +. Styll. Joseph Myer and T. Il;
! Meckay will tender their brother knights OF
! Virginia Lodge. Knights of Pythias. private
basket picnic at Young's Pond tomorrow.
| Mrs NJ G.. Figg. the wife OF Auditor flge
| of the Richmond and Danville Railroad Com,
pany. is in the city visiting her mother anc
sisters prior to her leaving for Atlanta, Ga
where the Office Of her husband will DO 10
Gated
The excursion to Washington yesterday
ever the Coast Line was great success II
point OF numbers. Seven coaches with seat
and sisles full left Elba station at A: M., anC
large number of negroes were left behinS
| on account of the want OF place TO which
they could hang.
Virginia Lodge. No. 2. Knights OF Pythias
will give a basket picnic at Youngs Pond OF
Wednesday. the 10th instant. No tickets WI
be sold. a. it IS purely a family affair Con
veyauces will leave Hancock and Clay streets
at $50 A. NJ. sharp. The committee o
arrangements are f. p. Hulce. I. b. Mackey
George f. Styll. Joseph Myer and L. q. Epps
| Refreshments free.
IL. of Health.