The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-27
pERsOyAL AND GENERAL.
Rita Of News Gathered Here and There oy
tho "11mes" Reporters.

tho "Ilfnes Reuortets.
5rs q. II. Barksdale is visiting relatives in
Petersburg.
CITY Sergeant Charles Epps is detained at
homo by sickness.
Nh w. Nick Redford is quite sick with
congestion Of the lungs.
Miss Emma Barksdale is still in New YORK.
but will return home before Christmas
Mrs. Alice Brnnsford. Of Shirley. has been
spending fow days in the city with TRENDS
Mr.. S. Taylor Evans is critelly i'll at the re-
sidence Of his brother. Mr.. II. Tate Evans
7Ol east Grace street
Miss Ada Beatrice Gum and Miss Maud
Bright Gum are visiting their aunt, MIS- ~
Ewell Chestnut Hill.
cablegram has been received announcing
the safe arrival Of Mr.. John j.. Rixtord. OF
this city. IL Liverpool
II was incorrectly statel in yesterdays
TINS that Company + was 10 have naa
target practice yesterday. Such was not the
case.
Mr. Dougla. Deane. now Of Atlanta. who
carno on 10 the wedding Of his niece. Miss
Pinkie Lyons. was greeted warmly by many
old friends.
Sergeant James Fddins. the efficient Janitor
at the regimental arnory. was considersDIy
improved Yesterday He has been suffering
from erysipelas.
Mr.. John Z. Branch's friends regret 10
learn that his wife continues in poor health.
Nr. and Mrs Branch hope e. sail for Europe
early in December.
Mr. Charles z. Lathrop, one Of the most
artige members Of the Richm nd and Com
mon wealth clubs who has been III Win the
grip. is improving in health.
The third annual ball Of the Iron Moulders
Union. took place 1T Monticello Hall We'd
nesday evening. There was goodly crowd
present and pleasurable time was spent.
1t is said that Mr.. James c. Lamb will have
no opposition for the chnncery judgeshlp;
Many Of the members Of the bar have sigueI
a petition 20 the Legislature IL his behalf
A colored woman named Melissa hicks.
living ut No. 92l Hancock street. was found
dead in her he'd Yesterday morning she
| died of heart disease DR.. Taylor examined
the body and deemed an inquest unn necessary
Professor Reinnardt. the pianist and direo-
| tor. has received letter from his brother
John Roinhardt, who Is travelling as ieauln9
/ yiollnist with the Conreid Opera Company
MI John Reinhsrdt was IN New orleans TO
| Gently
Rev. Jabez Hall, pastor Of the seventh
street Christian church, has been quite SICK
| for some time. and though much improved,
was unable TO attend the Thanksgiving ser
vices at bis church yesterday.
The entertainment by Mr.. Gilbert Walden.
the Southern elocutionst at the seventh
| street church last night, was postponed on
account of the weather until next Monday
! The tickets sold for last nights entertainment
will be good tor that night.
Rev. y. H. Robinson. who was trans
ferred by the late conference from Chase
| CITY TO Lancaster county. IL Ill with pncu-
monia At his former home and 1t VIII De
some time after his recovery before no can
move TO his new charge.
Nelson Division, No ?. Uniformed Rank of
| Knights Of pythias. Of Washington. ID. g.,
arrived in Richmond yesterday morning
about go The excursion party was under
! tho direction of Mr.. William L. Terry. They
left for their homes last night. The strangers
visited many points of interest IN and about
the city during their brief stay here.