The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-29

Fits OF News Gathered Here and There
tho "Timcs" Reporters.

tho "Tlmes" Reporters.
General Charles j. Anderson is still very
sick.
Miss Mollio Bledsoo is visiting friends in
| Richmond
lIessrs. Philip Shea and John Blake con-
| tlnuo quito sick.
Bishop Van do yyyer. who was reported
SICK, is improving.
Mr.. Egbert Leigh leaves this evening for
New York on business.
| Richmond Lodge No 10, will have a meet
l ing next Tuesday evening
| Or. Sledd arrived in the city yesterday and
Is stopping ct Mrs. Talbotts.
Miss Alma Parrish. of Church Hill. who
has been sick, is able to DO out.
Mr.. L. 10 Clerc Yogt. Of Morristown. n j..
! Is IN Richmond visiting friends.
! Dr. and Mrs. J. S. Dorsey Cullen have re-
turned from a visit TO Philadelphia
| Mr.. Stephen Shelton has returned to tho
city after an extended Western tour.
$. Branch Mckinney, of the Governors
I ONCE. left yesterday for farmyllle. lie will
return Monday.
Miss sallie Tubman. Of Washington. D. G.,
| Is visiting her aunt. Mrs DR.. Smith, at S02
east Marshall street.
| Major James d. Patton left for Danvle
| yesterday TO see a brother who is i'll. He
took DR.. White with him.
Miss Minnie Palmore of 4f2 north Tenth
street. has been called 20 Powhaten county
Sy tho Illness Of her father, Mr. ). G. Pal
more.
Mr. Joseph H. Wood and Miss Alice b.
Childress viii DO married at Fulton Baptist
church Tuesday, December eth. at $3.50
o'clock z. NJ
Captain Charles II. Fpps, Richmonds eff
cient city sergeant. who has been quite Ill,
was nOie TO be out yesterday. tic will be IN
his usual good health in a few days.
Professor Robert S. Bradford. Of tho Uni
versity of Virginia. was one of the contin-
gent who accompanied the football team Of
that institution 10 the city yesterday.
Rev. }. Richard Tillery Of the Methodist
Conference and Mrs. Jillery are tho guests
OF the father OF the latter. Major John b.
Vaughan No 400 north Twelfth street.
The Elba Democratic Club held meeting
last Friday evening. No business Of impOr-
TANGO was transacted but the organization Is
kept up preparatory 10 tho spring campaign.
Frank Iahman. Of No. coo Albemarle street.
accidentv fell at First aud Canal streets last
evening. and painfully injured his head He
was treated and taken home IN the ambu-
lance.
lIessrs j. ?. Martin. Of Craig. and A. 0.
Sullivan, OF Montgomery. sergeant-at-arms
and 0OOfkeeper OF the House OF Delegates,
have arrived IN the city, and are at the TX
change Hotel.
Miss Lizzie b. Beckwith. OF Fredericks-
burg, Va. who has boon visiting MIR. Isaac Gen
try's family. No. 100 south Fifth street, re-
turned to her home yesterday after pleas
ant stay Of one month.
The storm Of the early part Of the week
badly injured the residence of Mrs. Alex
ander llcNoigh Miller OF Anderson, formerly
of Richmond. Her sister, Miss Sarah Point,
hal a narrow escape for her life.
Mr. Y. p. jackson. Of IexingtO n. Ky.
president Of the National Irotting Associe-
ton. IS in the city stopping at Ford's Hotel.
He leaves to-day for New York, where he viii
attend a meeting of the Association.
Major b. L. w. Carter, of Cincinnati, for
merly of Richmond. is in the city He is Just
from Atlanta; and says that Mr. Lewis j..
Smith and others Of the. Richmond eontin-
gent IN that city are very homesick.
The work of rebuilding the warehouse at
the Cedar Works has not yet begun. The
adiusters have not definitely ascertsined tho
amount of the damage and it will probably
be several days before they get through.
The Commandery of st. Andrew. No. 70.
always holds its November meeting on tho
3Oth OF the month. its anniversary. instead OF
on the fourth Friday. Besides other pleasant
and interesting matters the election OF officers
will take place
Coroner Taylor was called yesterday to view
tho lDcv of Andrew Gator. negro man,
WHO died suddenly at No. 5ls north Seventh
street 81 congestion of the lungs. He was
about ffty-hye years old. An inquest was
deemed unnecessary.
The Christian Endeayor Society Of Mar
shall-stleet chur b will have It's anniversary
celebration at 3 o'clock this evening and Rev.
II. X. Moore will deliver nm address A cor
dial invitation is extended to all, and espe-
clally to other societies.
Mr.. NJ \. Anderson. who for a number of
wears has been an attache of the freight Office
OF the Richmond and Danyille Railroad Com
pany, will leave to-day for Greensboro, N.
c.. where he will make his home for the
future as the associate Of prominent attorney.