The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-18

Judge F. r. Farar is at the Exchange
| Hotel
Dir. Thomas n Kendler and family are at
| Ola Point.
Mr A. f. Donnan has entirely recovered
his health.
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Alvey have gone to
Atlantic City.
Mr.. j. O. Hall has returned after pleasant
trip 20 Virginia Beach.
Mr.. Thomas n Binford and family are at
the BrntOn for the summer.
Largo shipments of Georgia watermelons
are being brought to the city.
John W. VOLT. editor Of the Free Lance,
of Fredericksburg, was in the city yester-
day.
The Richmond Union Passenger Railway
is putting IN new irons on the most of its
curves.
Miss S. II. Ragland Of Goochland, is visit
Ing her cousin. Miss l.. II. Ragand, Of
Church Hill
Colonel A. S. Buford and family are at
Highland Station, Va, on the Chesapeake
and Ohio railway.
j. c. McLain, president of the Vast Viz
GINA Pharmaceutical Society, IS stopping at
the Exchange Hotel
Richmond Lodge. 4. +. and A. NJ, held n
called meeting last evening, at which several
degrees were conferred. 3 100
Mr.. Lesley G. West is quite sick at the resi-
dence OF his father, Captain W. T. West. No.
100 north Nineteenth street
Mr.. j. I. Saunders the efficient and popular
clerk at the Exchange Hotel. left yesterday to
spend his vacation in Louisa comfy
The public are warned not to subscribe any
money in behalf of the colored fair unless the
collectors produce written authority from the
committee.
Miss Laura Tucker, Miss Maud Boisseau
and Miss Sadie Tucker all of Petersburg are
visiting ut the home of Mr.. John Heath on
Broad street.
Rev DR.. Pitt. having returned to the city,
will fiji the pulpit of NenaOle-street Church
tomorrow morning. DR.. Landrum Will preach
for him at night.
The Richmond and Chesapeake railroad has
made very good progress in filling in the sink
IN Eighth street caused by the cave-in. The
space has been nearly filled up.
The Rev J. Il. Griffith, Of Amelia Court
house. will preach both morning and night at
Centenary church. the pastor Rev. William
l.. Judkins. ID. D.. being absent from the city.
3iessrs. Prince Albert Lowry, Dudley Brown,
Percy Hotz, Frank Stevenson. ST., and Jr,
Dr. c. n. Dorset, with Mr.. W. b. Clark as
caterer, won't down on the Chickahominy for
a fish fry.
Mr.. j. r. Thomas. who has been head
miller at the Gallego Mills for the past four
years, leaves the city Monday to take charge
Of tho Memphis Milling Company's mills at
Memphis, Tenn.
All tie numerous brick-yards OF the East
End are rushed TO their utmost capacity dur
lng tins favorable weather Our brick max
ers pay out upwards of $4,000 per month for
the item of labor alone
Among those in attendance at the Norfolk
District Methodist Conference are Rev. DIR. j.
J. Laderty Rev. Dr. A. G. Brown. presiding
elder Fast Richmond district and Rev. r.. II.
Bennett. Washington-stre Methodist church.
Mr. Jacob Ebel has returned from pleas
mt Northern trip. He went 10 New Jersey
With the Gesangyeren Virginia and partici- |
oated in the great Sangerfest two or three
weeks ago. From there he extended his
rayels
Rev. Francis j. Boggs, of the Methodist
Conference, now stationed in Bowling Green, |
8 in the city. He was the first captain of |
company II, Of the First Virginia regiment. |
nd led that command in the charge across
3ull Run creek July 10. 1861.