The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-23
Personal and General.

"'s'i h'hN"Ni' ncOltt VIII leave IN lew
oayAior tour OF the mountains Of Virginia.
Mrs 9. l.. Ament and child were at Fords
yesterday, en- route TO Glade Springs, Va
Miss Annie McConnal. Of north First street.
ls on visit TO Lexington and Natural Bridge.
Mr.. +. c. Christian leaves next Tuesday
night for Hartford, Conn, on q business
trip
pr II. A. Wise Of Williamsburg. and Col.
William r. Aylett of King William. were
among the visitors in the city yesterday.
Miss Gertrude Blackwell accompanied Prof.
smith. Of Randolph Macon College. and Mrs.
Smith on their European trip.
Captain II. Nee. Jones, OF the Richmond
and Danvile railroad is out after q very
serious indisposition.
The Baptist ministers conference will not
be held again until the third Monday in Sep
tembcr
There will be no Anguish term Of the Hastings
Court. Alter the July term the court stands
adjourned until Monday. September DIST.
Ny. T. 7. Wisman. Of the Bergner 4 Engel
Brewing Company of Philadelphia, is in Rich
mond on business.
The Roy. Joseph Hall Of Ashland. Va,
conducted services last evening at the Grace
street Presbyterian church.
An electric car collided with horse-car No.
Q near Ninth and Main streets yesterday
morning. The latter was slightly injured.
The ladies Of Groye-avenue Baptist church
announce n festival and musical entertain
ment tonight and Friday night.
Mrs. Willis and Miss Young. of Rose
meath" were registered at the Exchange yes
terday.
Mrs. Katie Garrity, Of Baltimore, is spend
ing few days in the city as guest Of Mrs.
kinioch.
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Mary Q. Harwood returned Tuesday night
from Old Point.
Mr. r. o. boswell, Of Taylorsvile, is visit
ing his sister-in-law. Mrs VI. /. Leadbetter,
OF No. 42l south Pine street.
Mr.. end Mrs. J. b. Culpeper and family
will leave to-day for Otterburn Lithia Springs.
where they will spend the remainder of the
summer.
Mrs. n. p Burks and son and Misses Nan
ME b. Sale and Katie Thurman were registered
at Ford's yesterday.
Wade Hampton Merchant, assistant editor
Of the Fredericksburg Star, is in the city for
few days
Mr.. Fred s. Myers left Tuesday night on a
lying visit TO his family, at Atlantic City,
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Mr.. T. NJ Emmerson. general traffic man
acer Of the Atlantic Coast Line, IS in the city,
traffic managers Of that line.
Mr.. A. Won Roseneek will be succeeded in
Richmond as the agent of the Bergner n En-
gel Company by Mr.. Charles f. Loeiiner, who
lis already in the city
Mrs Sarah Birchett. of Park Place, leaves
N rev days 10 visit relatives in Petersburg,
Prince George and Surry.
Miss Kate Morrisey has lust returned from
the White Sulphur and Rockbrdge Alum
Springs
Colonel Thomas Seldom. president Of the
Sloss Iron and Steel Company. left the city
Yesterday for bis home in birmingham, Ala
Mrs G.. r. Burgess and Miss Lula Butler
left TUESDAY for Bridgeport Conn, via New
York Mr. Il. +. tltzwlson will Join them in
Norfolk
Among the Richmonders at the Hotel Term
inal. West Point. are the families Of Messrs.
J W. Siuton. I. r. Werth, w. !. Westwood
and S. O.. Wallace and Miss Irene Bodeker
and friends.
Mr.. Minnigerode, son Of Dr. Ninnigerode,
formerly rector of st. Paul's end family. Of
Philadelphia. are in the city for a few days.
and arc stopping at Mrs. DR.. Cabells, l0Snorth
Fifth street.
Rev Hartley Carmichael. rector Of st.
Pau is expected 10 return to the city in
August and be tho guest of James Alfred
Jones until the return of Mrs. Carmichael.
Miss Helen Randolph Wilson will leave
Saturday for Kanawha Falls, ". Va, where
she will spend the summer with Mrs. w. Is.
RiCg and family.
Mr. j. c. Fitzgerald superintendent Of the
mailing department of the Richmond pOst0f-
fee, was taken quite sick at the Office yester
day and sent % mis- home.
Misses LINE and Nellie Carmichael. who
have been visiting lahurnum. lett yesterday
for their homes, IN Fredericksburg.
Mr. NJ. 4. Winter. general manager Of the
Southern Investment Company, Will leave to-
night for Hartford, Conn.
Mr Frank Mcclure left last evening for
IWrisonburg, where he will file q bill in
answer t. the bin against the stockholders
OF the Iarrls0nburg Land Company which
was fled by the promoters
The many friends q Mr.. J. VI. Macon. the
deputy sheriff. viii regret t. learn that he is
very id. having undergone n delicate and
painful operation yesterday morning Dr.
Lewis Wheat, who performed the operation.
thinks that Ar Macons condition, though
serious Is not dangerous.
Alr W i. Lawtcn. clerk on the Hastings
Court. has been confined 30 Lis home for the
past two or three days by slight indis-
position. During his absence the duties of
the office are being efficiently performed by
his deputy. Mr. Walter Christian.
Mrs Thomas ". boswell and her three
daughters left Yesterday afternoon for Cobb's
Island. where they will remain about week.
The Alerts end Quicksteps the two amateur
clubs who were 20 play game of baseball at
Island Park Yesterday afternoon, did not turn
up and there was no game.
A well-known citizen of Richmond recently
read an advertisement in Northern paper
Positive cure for stammering BY mail
81" He sent 81 and received the receipt
promptly, and neatly printed. as follows:
Keep your mouth shut
Mrs. Worth. mother Of James r. Werth,
general manager Of the Richmond Frede-
ricksburg and Potomac road. is still very i'll.
and hut little Improvement Is perceptible III
her condition.
The Howitzers in fatigue uniform. will
unite with the at home contingent of the
Blue. in welcoming that company and Lee
Camp Veterans back from Lexington this
morning.
Rev Dr. George ". Carter is filing until
the next meeting If the Conference the pulpit
of the Coates-street Methodist church. Lynch
burg made vacant by the death of DR.. John
+. Edwards.
Mrs. b. A. Clements. Mrs. G. Ettenger,
Mrs A. T. Craig. Mrs Foster, Mrs II. Wat
kns. Misses Louise Thompson. Cornelia and
Dol. l..