The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-28

Nowsy Notes Concerning Richmond and It's
Vicinity.

blCh AT MS residence IN this CITY
Roy. Dr. Dashiell preached ut St. Msrgaret's
church I'D Caroline county Sunday.
Mrs. Charles W. Volkmann is visiting
friends IN Norfolk and Portsmouth.
Miss Rosa Mitteldorfer left the city for Bal
timore yesterday on visit to irends.
Mr.. John II. Knowles. Jr., has returned
from pleasant vacation Of two weeks.
Master Howard Smith, of north Twenty
fourth street. Is visiting friends in Alexandria.
Mr.. s. d. Chamberayne continues critically
i'll 40 his residence. No. 1903 west Clay street.
Mr. Frank Haas Of Pennsylvania. is visiting
his mother. Mrs. Hattie Cant Of south Fourth
street.
Mr.. George Bransford, Of China street, who
is at Palmyra. Fluvanna county, is improved
IN health.
Rev J. c. Stewart preached Sunday at
Bethany church, about eight miles from Prov
idcnce Forge.
Rev George II. Ray, IT.. who has been
visiting friends in Washington, Will return 70
the city this week
Bishop Van de Vyver. of Richmond, cele-
bratcd pontifcsl mass at 1T. AIMS church,
Baltimore, Sunday.
The Moore-street colored church carried.-a
large crowd on an excursion TO Hanover
Junction yesterday
M Meade Haskins left the city last even
ing for the White 70 attend the session of the
State Bar Association.
Mrs. Frank Chambers, nee Pyle. left the
city Yesterday for Atlantic City, where she
will meet her husband.
The Richmond Policemeus Base Ball Club
play the Richmond Club at Island Park at
4.5O o'clock this afternoon.
Rev. Father Van Hoover, OF Sacred Heart
church. has been kept nj home for several
days by a painful indisposition.
Mr.. John II. Coleman. of Albemarle is Wis
ting friends in Richmond before leaving for
his new home IN Philadelphia.
Mrs Thomas W Gentry and Misses Ethel
NJ and Marian =. Gentry are visiting friends
on the Norfolk and Western railroad.
Or. Y. II. Bond dean Of the faculty Of the
Marian Simms' Medical College of 81. Louis,
Mo, Is stopping at the Exchange Hotel.
Miss Helen Randolph Wilson left Saturday
for Kanawha Falls. w. Va. where she will
spend the summer with Mrs. W. b. Riggs.
Dir c. Godsey, Miss Godsey. Mrs. Lillian
Moore and Miss Lula Bethel left yesterday
morning for Old Point and Virginia Beach.
Mr. William Butler, well-known resident
Of Church Hill. left Yesterday % accept a
position 1t one Of the Georgia summer resorts
A white man. an inmate Of the almshouse
died last evening. He will be buried in the
plot OF land set apart for the poor of the city
Masters Walden and Eddie Garrison. sons
of High Constable f. c. Garrison, are spend
Ing the summer On the Eastern Shore Of Viz
ginia.
Mrs Thomas Dickerson, with her daughter,
Of Birmin CHAM. Ala is visiting her mother
in-law, Mrs Benjamin DickersOn, of Ola China
street.
Mr. Henry Flegenheimer received a cable
gram Sunday from his father. the latter
tbot bn ha1 IL on
ampton.
There were no less than six advertised white
funerals Sunday afternoon in addition to
others not announced and several of colored
persons.
Mrs Charles F. Taylor is painfully sick at
Ocean Niews with lnflammatory rheumatism,
and her many friends are anxious about her
condition.
The thermometer at TEE TINES building
yesterday registered 20 at Q A. NJ, 78 at II NJ,
50 at 3 +. ~, rs at ?. NJ. 70 at P. NJ, GO at
II midnight.
The funeral of tho infant child Of Lewis g.
and Nellie Hasker Miles took place from the
residence, on Church Hill, at 10 o'clock yes
terday morning.
Mr. Walter r. Ryland, who took the degree
Of bachelor Of arts at Richmond College last
session. has been elected prOfessorin Broadus
College. West Virginia.
Miss Imogen Lee Myers, Of 917 east Leigh
street, left on Wednesday for Norfolk, Old
Point Virginia Beach and Ocean View. She
Will be absent some time
Mr. j. Gus Hankins, Of Halifax county. is
in tie city lie leaves for home on the 2:55
A. VI. train tomorrow. where he is engaged
in the foundry business.
Messrs George B. Davis, Charles ?. Allen
end Andrew Wood are guests Of George
Guvernator. proprietor of the GuyernatOr
Hotel at Atlantic City ~ J.
Mr.. l.. Is. Scott. of Rutland. Vt, formerly
attached to the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation of this city passed through the city
yesterday en- route for New York.
Mrs II. l.. Pelouze and Mr.. L. c. Pelouze
left Yesterday for New lork to join Mr.. II.
G. Pelouze for trip 10 the White Mountains,
Asbury Park and other points.
Rev. George H. Ray. Sr.. left yesterday
morning for Isle of Wight county. where he
goes 20 deliver the address at the cornerstone
laying of the Methodist church.
The third animal excursion and basket
picnic OF Richmond Lodge, No 10, Inter-
national Association Of Machiniss, will take
place at Providence Forge to-day.
Mir. Charles A. Nesbitt has been commits
stoned deputy of the Inspector General of the
Scottish Rite for Virginia during the tempo
rary absence Of Captain John F. Mayer.
An infant mulatto, only a few hours old. was
found SUNDAY evening by Policeman FOlkes
in an alley between Fifteenth street and the
creek. 10 was taken 10 the First station and
afterwards died while being taken 10 the aims
house.
Miss Mamie Wyatt, daughter of Russell
WYATT left Sunday for visit to her half uncle.
Mr. William c. Figner. at his summer resi-
dence at Larchmont, On Long Island Sound,