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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-01
Coiored MethodiSt Conference.

PFTrRsPrrRG. Va. Oct 81 Special. The
Virginia Conference of the Colored Metho-
dist Episcopal Church in America met in
fourth days session this morning At 9:l5
o'clock and was called to order by Bishop j.
A, Beebe Religious services were conducted
by Rev W. ID. Hedges. of the Halifax circuit.
The minutes of the previous days session
were read and on account OF the inaccuracy
of the minutes the secretaries were requested
10 rewrite them Rev. W. ID. Hodges road his
report. which shows his circuit 10 be In =
good condition spiritually, but not very good
financially.
The following persons remain on trial: Rev.
G. f. Hillery OF yington. Rev. w. w. Bar
ton of Lawrenceyille. brunswick county;
Rev. j. +. Dixon of Washington, ID. c.; hev.
II. Primrose of Washington, ID. O., and Rev.
X. ]. Strother f Petersburg.
The next Conference will convene at Hills
dale station, Washington. ID. c., October,
1892.
The conference will adjourn tomorrow
night. At the session Of the conference to-
day Bishop Feeble stated that he bad been
married twenty-three years. and during all Ok
that time he had not had meal cooked on
the abbath. This remark WAS brought out
by the Bishop telling tho secretaries not To
write on his minutes after II o'clock tonight
The Bishop made a very good and strict pre-
siding officer. lie has presided over con-
ferences in the Indian Territory, Missouri.
Kansas. illinois, Texas ana IN virginia
The Virginia Conference OF the Coiored
Methodist Il piscoral Church in America was
organized in Petersburg on the 18th day *
December, 1871. by Bishop W. II. Miles.
Captain George d. Wise and Mr.. Meade
Hasklns. of Richmond. addressed large
crowd on tho political issues OF the day IN
Ettrick. Cheste rfsld county. last night.
Their speeches were much enjoyed by those
who heard them.
A night or two ago the harm of Mr. Nun
nally. IN DInwddie county. WIS destroyed by
fire with all of his tobacco. The barn took
fire while hands were at work hue-curlng
tobacco There was no insurance and the
loss falls heavily on Mr.. Nunnally. who is .
very popular citizen Of tina county.
The old Woodson homestead in Lunenburg
county. about one mile and hslf rom the
county courthouse was destroyed by IRE
this week. The house was owned and occu-
pied By Mr.. Thomas s. Shelburn. and was
valued at 81 500 There was no insurance.
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Miss Mollie Rudd has returned to the city
after visiting relatives ia Richmond.
Miss Iausa Kelly. Of this city, Is visiting
frenD and relatives IN Richmond.
Mrs. stephen W. Britton is critically Ill at
her ONE IN this city.
Miss rby Boiling 10 on visit 10 friends In
Surry county.
Miss Minnie Wsymack, of Prince George
county. is on visit to Miss Daisy Hobbs.
UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA.
CHAnIor1 esvrrLE. Va. Oct. 3i.-lSpecial.
Miss Ellen 7 ee daughter of our ex-GOv-
eruor i expected next week to spend a few
DAYS with the Misses Mason.
Mrs Harrison AMI her dau gbter Miss Lizzie,
have just returned from southwest Virginia.
The Ell Bananas have Their in tiation to-
night. The goats are Alessrs Reiisniaer.
. trhings. Harvey, Mason, Heath and
Stuart.
Mr. South, who was hurt in the gsms be-
tween Pantops and University is better.
Miss ate tustace. formerly II Richmond.
is staying at Dr. Dabneys.
WILLIAMSBURG.
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. Oct. 81 Especial T.
The William and Mary College German Club
gave tloir first entertainment last night at
Cameron Hall. The ballroom was beautifully
decorated expressly for this occasion. and by
9 O'Clock was filed with charming girls and
=
Ters chOrean art. Soon 10 beaut full strains
OF music. furnished by Pro ess r Paulo Mos
quio's orchestra. tie perfect poetry of motion
began and was led by Mr.. J. b. G. Spencer,
Among the young ladies' present were Miss
Grace ode. of Ora ge. \. j.. black silk and
flowers with Mr. well Scott. of James City;
NJ IS Jennie Wise. in blue crepe de chine.
with Mr. Tazeweli TAYLOR, of Norfolk Miss
! GA mory. in cream silk with Nr. W. A.
Van Ness o. Charlotte Miss Meta Smith,
in white ere de chine and flowers,
with Mr. Charles w. Coleman. Jr:
Miss Lonise Healey in white cashmere and
brocade S kswth Mr.. John II. Parr. Of Am
hurst county Miss Lane in white cashmere
and lowers with Mr. John l.. Ternon. of
Old Point Miss Denie Taylor of Jane CITY,
in blue silk with Mr.. George Booker of
Hampton. Chaperons: Mrs. Beverly Scott,
in black silk and Mrs. }. b. G. Spencer. IN
white = k and cashmere.
he stays were Messrs w. n. Webster.
PAGE Van d.. torres. of Norfolk r. NJ Booker.
James Bickford Of Hampton Jack Rose.
of Mecklenberg county Ha ~ d. HUMPHREYS
Of Old Point H. c. H. Moncure Of STAFFORD
county Hurt Jordon Of Tia flax, and A. G.
Peachy of WILLIAMSBURG
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STANTON.
TRIPLE MURDERER HANGED.
Thomas Williamson Pays the Death Penalty
for Most Heinous Grimes.

SEDMIA. Mo-, Oct 3l.-Thomss William
son. the triple murderer was hanged in the
jail yard this morning. The crimes for which
Williamson was convicted were the most
heinous ever recorded in the criminal annals
Ol the tate.
In add ton TO the murder of his wife he
foully murdered his bene actors father and
son and then pretended 10 make an effort 10
destroy himself On Mayi16th last the body
of Je erson Moore IN cd farmer. was found
buried in a cellar beneath his residence His
son aged twenty nine years, had been missing
for week and the neghbors. continuing the
search. found the young mans body buried
near the house.
williamson was accused Of the CT ne aud
confessed TO having murdered the en- who
had many occasions efrended m. He
would give no reason other than b. wanted
them out II tue way. { Is believed that be
wished 10 secure possession OF Their lsrm.
After WilliamsOn's incarceration II was shown
that h. was also awiie-murderer having XII led
b wife SIX miles from 1eda.is. The body
was found buried near the house shortly after
Wiiiamson's arrest.
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HAMPDEN-STDNET.
Miss Mary Stokesis Married TO Rev. William
walker, of Hampton.

HAMPDEN-SrDNEY. Va, Oct. Seminary
chapel was last night again the scene of
brilliant marriage the most interested par
ties being Miss Mary Stokes and Hey Viii
liam Walker. of Hampton, Va. The
chapel was beaut ully and tastetully deco
rated with growing plants and flowers.
chrysauthemum- predomnatlng. Eight
o clock was the hour set and at that time
large crowd was gathered from the hill and
the neighborhood around. The bridal
party was prompt and entered the hall
to the strains of Mendelssohn's wedding
march ski fully rend red 10y Mr.. sgd
nor. and came in as follows: he ushers.
Messrs Craig. McAllister, Arbuckle and
& 0rsuch and then the attendants
Mr. Robert tokes and Miss Josie Walker Mr..
James Tyler and Mss Iulie Eggleston. Mr..
Logan and Miss annie hart, Mr.. Thsrker
and Miss Maggie Stokes. Mr.. Theron Price
and Miss May Dio kins3n. Mr.. Wells and
Miss alley and Mr. Moore and Miss Emma
NenQble. The best man. DIR. John
Walker. and maid of honor Miss
Lucy Stokes. immediately preceded the
br de and groom. who came up the
centre aisle while the usbers aud waters had
gone up the side ais es The bridesmaids
were all dressed in white India silk with
dem trains tan gloves and carried bouquets
OF white chrysanthemums. The bride looked
modest and pretty IN white silk en- train.
white gloves and a long veil looped
with orange blossoms, and the groom
wore nice suit Of black. They
were M OF at the altar by Rev. Colin Stokes,
brother of the bride. who. assisted by Rev.
Charles White performed the ceremony in
simple ut impressive manner. The affair
passed on az nicely as possible and Mr.. and
Mrs. Walker lett at o'clock tor their home
in Hampton. curying with them the best
wishes o all our people.
Misses Walker and failey Of Lynchburg.
are visiting at Dr. j. d. fggleston's.
Mss Jena Berry of Georgia, Is on q visit
10 Miss Mary Dickinson.
NELSON.
Mr.. Hartwen Hawthorne is still with his
father. DR.. j. b. Hawthorne. IN Atlanta
Mr.. g. j. Peyton. of the Natural Bridge. is
visiting his friend. Mr.. John 9. Goodloye, OF
the Alton.
Mrs. Katie Gibson. of saltville. sister of
General Imboden, spent last week with Old
friends.
STANTON.
Mrs Hugh NJ McIlhspy leaves to-day for
Roanoke, Va. to visit her sister. Mrs. DR..
Butler.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Hanger returned to-
day from their bridal trip.
The Jarman children OF Charlottesville.
Va. rendered the "Aiikado" in costume last
night AZ the halt of the Dung Mems Chris
tian Association. for the benfit of the Wo-
mans uxilary of the Association.
The social se~son is beginning. Mrs. Frank
Alexander has issued cards for teas" for
Tuesdays in November.
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ARennbIicnn Pow Wow.

RoANoKE. Va, Oct. 3l.-lSpecial. 1T has
been advertised for some days that the Re
publican candidates would speak here to-
night. Promptly at the appointed hour q
vast audience assembled at the Opera-HOuse,
and the meeting was He'd to order by the
chairman of committee, and Mr. Heer-
mans. the candidate for the Senate. was in
troduced. He created much applause when
be said he was 3 shoemaker and n mechanic
and had never been six months inside of a
school-house He declared that the Demo
Gratis had never been in favor of a free
school system. except when driven to it by
the masses He preached the usual Repub-
lican doctrine of high tarih and protection TO
home markets. lie 10 opposed TO 4 railroad
commission. and thinks the tate had better
pav Senator aniel SlO 600 to keep his mouth
3 ut about If. When Heermans was through,
Pat McCanlI followed with his usual Jokes aud
mimicrv which caused much laughter. aud
said he wished Senator Daniel was present.
After McCaull Mr.. Hartwell followed with a
short speech. and the meeting adjourned
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lard. Misc Townes. Mrs. Jane. r. Patterson.
Misses HAYES. Miss Mary Anderson. Mss
Bette Deano, Miss judith Darlington. Miss
Meta Potts. Miss Ssllie beane Miss Talbot.
Miss Elite Munford. Miss Carrie Moore. Miss
Daniel. Miss Mamie Ellyson. Miss Mary
Jones, Miss Davis Christian Of Lvnchburg,
Miss /elle Minor. Miss florence Warwick
Mrs G. Z. Stokes, Mrs. w. g. Gwstkin,
Madame Guillaume. Miss Bessie Pace, Mrs.
J. II. White, Mrs Leigh. Page Miss Mary
Leigh Page. Mr.. aud Mrs. IT. II. smith, IT.,
Miss Mary Gordon, Mrs. James Peasants
Messrs A. S. Briggs. Conway Gordon; j. u;
Harris. i. O. Mccall. Claude Patrick, and
Otlers
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An UPTOWN HOUSE.
An Elegant Array of Arfistic China and other
Beautiful Things.


Beautiful Things.
tits matter of congratuation for the up
town people that +. Is. Taylor * Co. have
opened magnificent retail china and house
furnishing store at No. east Broad street.
stop at the prettiest windows you can find
and you will have reached the place. The
store is a splendid retail branch OF the old
established wholesale aud retail CHINA hrm at
1911 east Min and 10 presided over 10y &. ).
Mckae. member of the firm, assisted by
Mr.. w. NJ Miller. long experienced IN the
business with tn = house.
The DTst opening took place on thursday
evening. since which time the store has been
an immense attraction alike TO visitors anu
citizens. and thousands OF people nave
viewed the many beautiful tn ngs to DO seen
there. Passing on the broad sidewalk IN
front. and glancing through the french
plate OF the spacious shOw-windows down q
vista thirty feet wide and one hun-
dred and thirty feet long.
scene OF surprising artistic beauty
is Dresented-a scene that one cannot pass,
but must stop for closer view Everything
Is fresh, bright and pretty. The windows
alone are full or enough beautiful novelties 10
engage the attention OF a connoisseur for an
hour. while inside the artistic ects are
heightened by the tasteful arrangements Of
large number OF handsome lamps with their
beautiful variegated shades in new designs
Royal dresden china, siver- plate and
sterl ny ware Schliam and Kudolstert
high art pottery. Dorainger's cut-glass
in tho famou, Belmont style, 70 ect-
ing its Dri lancy in mirroIs top tables;
regiments of bsques, clocks aud bronzes.
and many sets OF Limoges shell like china in
silksn cases-all go 10 make a rich and bril-
liant array of attractive things. almost be-
wldering in effect, and one that the feminine
heart at least will view in rapture. The
second floor is reached by an elevator, and is
filled with all kinds of pretty and useful
house-furnishing goods. while another story
and a spacious Easement are appropriately
used. While Messrs + Il. Taylor a. Co. have
established this splendid retail branch on
Broad. they continue their former retail and
whalasala I'm ain ass On Main sfraaf
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Both sides Confident.

Columns. o., Oct. 31.-Chsirman New, Of
the Democratic tate commit tee, gave out his
estimate of the result OF the Ohio election
tonight. He pre- lets the election Of Camp
bell by apurallty OF IL 900 with both branches
of the egisature democratic.
Chairman Hahn. Of the Republican com
mittee. gave out his estimate Of the result
several days ago. claiming the state for Me-
kinley by from 5000 q O.000 and Repub-
hcan majority IN both branches of the Gen
eral Assembly.
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women's Missionary Society.

DANvILrr. Va, Oct. 3l.-'Sr ecial Tho
Women's Missionary ociety OF the Method
ist Church OF If inis met IN orth Danvllle
to ay il annual session. Mrs Iyey, Of Peters
bur-. presidin,. The address of wec me
was delivered by Mrs. Theodore Fitzgerald,
o. North Danvlle an WIS responded 10 by
Mrs j. NJ. Williams of Norfolk. This is tho
thirteenth annual session OF the Society and
IL will last several DAYS
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Holy Halifax Happenings.

Nrws FsRRy. Va. Oct sl.-lSpecisl Tho
cornerstone OF Ingram Christian church was
laid on Thursday with Masonic honors by
Vernon olge. No. iSl. There was quite .
large crowd present, and a number of visiting
Masons assisted the lodge in the work.
which WAS accepted by Mr.. j w Carlton on
the part of the church. The address of Rev.
s. III. Thompson was a unique one. He
very forcibly set forth the + nets of the Iusti-
tuition aud the virtues inculcatsd thereby
since the time OF that greatest Of Mssons.
King Solomon.
Tue church realized good amount from the
refreshments sold for its benefit
A number If people from the nsighborhood
have been and are attending the Fife meet
ings in Danvilc.
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Killed by Outlaws.

Grrunrr. o. r.. Oct. si.-Yesterdav Deputy
United States Marshal George ! Thornton
with posse atieml ted 70 arrest Captain VIM.
Sam Laslie and Milchaelas IN tho Creek
officers, ins antly killing Thornton. The out
Laws ESCAPED.
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RliIIardln Mlnnesota.

MINNFAPoIIs. MVN, Oct. 3l-A special
from Hillsboro. y. d.. says a tine snow is fall
inc. accompanied ty high W nds. II is drift
i'm through the wheat shocks and stacks.
Further Ihreshing MS season appears impos-
sible. special from Fergus Falls, Mimi.
says a regular blizzard is raging. The ground
u covered with snow.
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~ T|"T = IrITIFIlIII"IT
49,, ,,'re The delightful features which fol-
loved 90 .ts wake. u,.,.,-
Tia corsu tton Of fate through the brides
case was an aI important alter ceremony.
and WHOM tie immaculate boxes had been
9rt.el aad their secrets revealed. Miss Iillie
rDan 0t Hllis1or0 n. c.. found tho ring.
lovers knot holding diamond. MISS va
10 l-o.,.le was the possessor of the gold thin
lie an Miss Mary Friend Mayo the lucky
c.rnrrrn
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Invitation arc out to the series of Rich
mond germans Tor the season OF ls9l. %.
The FIRST german is 80 given on the even
ing o. November 9Th. from 9 until II o'clock,
at the holvdere.
The next brilliant marriages announced are
those of Miss llnkie yo 10 Mr. Henry lhm
on the evening of November / tn, and that OF
Miss Jennie Mcphsil 10 Mr.. }. A. Welsh Of
lhiadeip lia. Both weddings will take
place az ~ Pauls church
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MISS Mary Morton. Of Baltimore. is the
guest Of Miss Ellen Hobson She will visit
Miss julia Morton after Monday
Miss Gildersleeye, Of Baltimore. is the
guest Of the Misses Csmm.
Miss Nina Jaliaferro and Miss louie
Lyons. who have been visiting Miss Bette
Deane left the city yesterday.
Miss Annie Williams Is with Mrs. T.. l..
Chm tan.
Mrs. Jefferson Davis and Miss Winnie
Davis are the guests Of General and Mrs.
Joseph X. Anderson.
Miss Hutter. Of Lynchburg, is with her
cousin. Miss Irene Langhorne.
Mss Emma Barksdale. one Of the most at
tractlve debutantes of the season, has return
ed 10 the city
Miss Calhe Ryland is on a visit to New
York.
Mrs Boykin Wright, nee Miss Constance
Cahell is welcomed TO her old home by many
friends.
Mrs Francis LEROY. OF England. is with
her sister-in-law. Airs. Arthur LEROY.
Miss BESSIE Lay u home again after several
MOI tbs IN New Mexico.
Miss Julia Magruder. the accomplished
suthoress. will be the guest IF Mrs. Hunter
Mcclure in November.
Miss Addison leaves tomorrow for an ex-
tended Northern trip.
Miss May Handy. who has been winning
fresh laurels at Tuxedo Park, will return this
week. FELIX.
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STARS IN The SOCIAL SKY.
The GlitteriuS Figures in SOCisty'S Broad
Pirmamenl
sETHwYS BRILLIANT FESTIVITIES.
A, Account NJ the Csmeron-mHro wedding
r,ic 1-hose Who Went 10 washing
ton-A penchtfoi studio Tea.

lTOGEHER the week
lust passed was full Of
the Aut'er Of q charm
lng eN itcmont which
still hovers IN mem
orv over us. IL held.
perhaps. the most bril-
Z liant event Of the sea-
son which was the
more interesting and
elegantthat tie chosen
participants were ex-
clusiyely the elite OF
our city 'ssociety which
were hidden 20 the
marriage OF Colonel
Cameron and Miss
MayO.
Theaftermath of GER
tam events IS some
times az radiant ID is
hues as IS a rOseate
sky when the great
glory O, the sun has
set. and so 10 was with
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-01

Mr. Charles sutbeker and family Of Bal
timore are visiting friends in this city.
MIR. +. w. Robertson. of Roanoke, il visit
ting his father. udge w liam J. Robertson.
Mrs. Colonel Samuel Crawford, of Augusta
county is visiting her daughter. Mrs. John
/. Elliott. in this city.
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sink Not onlv have these older ones ueen
anected. but it is heartrendlng to see how
many young people su cumb W thout str u.
gle TO this horrible contsglon. tew OF tne
girls can easily be spared but 1t - hard 10
sit still and see young man carried OF De
70 your very ewes ono WIN VIZ"
you have oft-times strolleu over
the bridge who las positively worn out your
parlor furniture. burnt your father. gas nail
the night and eaten your mothers brandy
peaches a libitum for a whole winter an az
the end of that time to have stran9e giiI
nab him But what can't be cured must oe
endured. So the girls have al gotten new
beaux and the men consoled themselves Win
new sWeethearts.
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10 wAsHINGTON.

n was in the climax. the grand finale, that
tre-e was the greatest and most complete
.,-h,nafion of enjoyment when AZ the invi-
t.fon Of Colonel Cameron the wedding parry
.0 owed him and his charming bride as lar
be- Washington up p their trip. lhe private
.s- ~folautbe" was boarded az llhe al A.
NJ with many radiant. smiling faces there to
.eo the partv of iu showers OF rice ana good
...shas Never was there "a more loyiai or &c
-..I set Of .nurreyers. j no car was "A perfect
r.'ace upon wheels. It's white ard-woOd
carved " th finest art furnishings OF luxu-
nous and delicate pushes, hanglngs or SIX
curtains and mirrors everywhere rejected
The heaming. pIeasure-ht faces.
Soon after leaving Richmond the wedding
f-aakIast was announced. and when bev.
Father Patterson. who had so short time
before performed tile holy rite Of marriage.
now asked blessing over the frst board over
rh tho happy couple presided there was
one moment of reverent silence followed 10y
aprolougel bedlam Of 10y unconnned' IN
merry converse.
The wheels OF time and locomotion sped on
alike uu0bserved while this rare and 0eautliui
lrea kta-t was fingered over. AT the large
table. as well as the tour smaller ones. masses
Of roses of every hue. and luscious fruits
from every cline III ed the eve with beauty and
taste with satisfaction. Many courses fol-
lowed Do lesurelv elegance until every con-
ce.v8dle dainty had been partaken Of. always
seasoned with bright and sparkling repartee,
entertaining "reminiscences and peals OF mer-
rment for Father Patterson was scarcely less
auower in the 0ylaltv Of this occasion than
Dc had been n the sacred one of the evening
before.
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NORFOLK SEASON.

The Norfolk season opens next Friday
night November 9Th. with tie first german
given by the Norfolk German Club at the
Masonic Temple Thu, promises to be a DrLl-
liant affair as nearly MI the girls are IN town
and n 200 many strangers are expected.
Miss May Miller. II Fortress Monroe; has
been visiting Mss Lizzie Taylor on Butte
street for the past week. She Is one OF the
most popular girls who has ever been TO Nor
folk. Df-u-
Mondsv via \. Y'P.&N. railroad for New
\ ork for an indefinite time.
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NJ O S + alarming
state Of Affairs IS at
present ext ting in
Norfolk. Every
body who can afford
it and equally as
many who cannot
are getting married.
Old stagers who
have for years re-
sisted the charms Of
lovely woman have
been swept away by
the prevailing cpl
demic. Girls who
have been out more
winters than they
care 70 countandwno
have been pointed
out IS some OF our
oldest landmarks.
have sunk benea a
this mis hty wave.
And. Oh. how thank
f,,I thy were to
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Social Matters in the State.
AMHERST.

Amherst will soon lose one Of her most est-
noahle citizens in the person Of Mr.. Robert
On dit there will be wedding next month
in which one Of our most promising attorneys
plays prominent part
Mrs. ". Z. Hughes left on Monday to visit
her sister in Ohio,
stock farm. carried over TO the Lynchburg
fair last week eleven head of fancy stock, and
received ten premiums.
CHARLOTTESVILLE.
Judge Knox. Of this city. is regarded as
better.
Mrs. DR.. /. B. Anderson. of Norfolk. is WIS.,
tim her daughter. Mrs. j. Tyler jackson.
Mr.. ". | alton Warren. who recently pur-
chased property in this city. has irought his
family from Colorado and will make this city
his home.
Mrs. Eddie Jackson is visiting friends in
Richmond
MIR. b. A. Patterson, of Richmond, is in
Mrs. Douglas Leftwich. of Richmond. is
visiting her father. Colonel c. G. Werten-
baker.
Mrs. Washington and Judge Hugh Wash
ington, Of Macon. Ga. are the guests of Mr..
+. b. Moran OF this cltf.
Mrs Mamie Waddell of this city will spend
the winter with her daughter, Mrs W N
McGee. in COvington. Ky. Mrs MCGEE has
been visiting in this city.
Mr. +. J.. Crenshaw. formerly secretary of
tba Minneapolis Company of this CITY ia
visiting his many fr ends here. He is inst
from tie Warm SPRINGS.
MIR. II s. L Smith, has resigned the editor
in-chief- ship of tne College Topics.
MIR. Charles t. lasslier. Of PETERSBURG has
been appointed by the Jefferson Literary So.
ciety of the University of irgina 10 pro-
nouncs en- eulogy upon the character and
public services of the late General W. II. #.
Lee.
The remains of the late Mr. Becker we're
brought to this city to-day and hence con.
veyed to Beaver Dam church. in fluyanna
county, for burial.
Mr.. II. p. Cochran is in Augusta county.
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Beginning ofthe Norfolk season-Three Very
Pretty Marriages-Points From Old
Point-Personai aud General.
Especial Core spondenco Of Tho Times.l

NomoLK Va. Oct. 81. 1891.