The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-02
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Ncwsy Notes Concerning Richmond and Its
Vicinity.

Miss l0ttie McClintock Of Danyillo, is
visiting her mother on south Cherry street.
Miss Ida Leo Graham. of north Twenty
fifth street, is on visit 10 Chesterfield county.
Mr.. J. 4. Saunders. of the Exchange Hotel,
has returned from his vacation.
Rev. Dr. Il. II. Pitt is in the city and will
preach at Yonable-Stroet Baptist church to-
day
Mrs. Richard l.. Brown and daughter of
Richmond, are at the Hotel Terminal, West
Point.
Rev. A. F. Morrison will preach at the Third
Christian church to-day at II A. NJ. and
y. NJ.
Rev. DR.. J. s. Felix, of Lynchburg, will off,
ciate at the Second Baptist church this morn
ing.
Miss Beulah Wilson has returned 20 the city
after pleasant visit to her sister near Hugue-
not Springs.
Bishop II. NJ Jackson will preach at Grace
Episcopal church to-day at IL o'clock A. M.
and p. VI.
Mrs. J. J. Crutchfeld and children, accom-
panied by Miss Leila Houston, left yesterday
for GordOnsville.
Bishop Van dc Yyver and Vicar-General
Frol returned TO Richmond yesterday from
Georgetown, ID. c.
Acknowledgement James Mcdonald has just
returned from a two weeks visit TO SABINE
Hall. Richmond county.
Mr.. c. Q. Goode, Of No engine-house,
Church Hill. is visiting il Norfolk and the
seaside resorts in that vicinity
Captain W. &. Waller Of THE TINES. re-
turned yesterday from Georgia. where he had
been spending his vacation.
Mr. w w. Archer left yesterday afternoon
via the York river line for the North. lie
will DO absent several days.
Dr. Lindsey. of Gloucester county, has re-
turned home after brief visit TO his cousin,
Mr. K. J.. Dunston, of this city.
Miss Bessie Lee and Miss Lula Dunston are
visiting Mrs W. b. Redd. on County street,
Portsmouth. and friends in Norfolk county.
Mr. William A. Bowles. manager Of Hotel
Brandon. Basic City. was in town Yesterday.
and was warmly greeted by his many friends.
Mrs. Eugene Davis and children will leave
tomorrow for Fluvanna, where they VIII
spend the balance Of the summer with Mrs.
T. j. Melton.
Miss Jennie Johnson. formerly of Baltl-
more. Md. but now residing OF Bon Air Is
visiting her friend, Miss A. Belle Snyder at
Barton Heights.
Major Merwether Jones and Mr.. r. A.
Taylor left yesterday for Iron Gate, Va,
where they will engage III fishing for the next
week or ten days.
No physician for the poor has been chosen
vice DR. Wilkinson. deceased. and the people
of Fulton and vicinity are anNOusly awaiting
the filing of the vacancy.
Captain John A. Hawkins of Mississippi is
visiting his sister, Mrs. B. J. Black. No 1900
Floydaveuue in company with his two dAush-
tiers. Mss lettie and Lady Stuart.
j. +. Saunders clerk at the Exchange
Hotel. returned yesterday from his annual
vacation He reports most enjoyable trip,
and is greatly improved in general health.
Mrs p. j. Ryan, Of No. 1917 north Seven,
teenth street with her three children and
nurse will spend tho remainder OF the sum
mer with friends in Baltimore county. Md.
Stanley Gardner and wife are registered at
the Exchange Mr. Gardner IS one Of the
propretors Of the Bay0nne On. d. Times;
and IL making a round trip over the OId
Dominion Steamship Line
Grand Warden Thomas n. Render, District
Deputies d. W. Bowles and Robert Hill. Jr.,
Noble Grand Chris Evensen. NJ. e. Ramos
and l.. A. Tucker reached the city yesterday
morning from Charlottesville.
O.D.A. N.S Z. O. pays sick benefit Of
go. an accident benefit of S2O. a death benefit
of s400: for permanent disability. 1850; at the
end Of five years. $780, At Tholl's Hall. Mon
day night, at o'clock. Public invited.
Mrs. Mary Bauham, with her two nieces,
Miss Mary Huges. of Richmond, Mo, and
Miss Swami M0rehead Cover, Of st. Joseph,
Mo. are spending a few weeks at CObb's
Island. Va. at present. From there they will
go to Old Point
Messers. Harrison Burwell Richard Walden,
John Branch Melvin Branch and Branch
Morgan the latter of the Virginia Military
Institute, have returned 10 this city after an
absence of ten days. which they spent with
sailing and fishing near Ocean View.
The funeral of Mn John W. Butler, the we'll
known and popular GARDINER, took place yes
terday afternoon from his late residence, No.
us north Twenty fourth street. at O'Clock.
It was largely attended by many friends. Mr..
Butler died at the residence of his father at
o'clock Friday afternoon.
Sidney Lodge, Good Templars, held
large meeting on Friday night. There we're a
number of applications for membership re-
ceived, and the lodge is in a fiourishing con-
dition. A handsome gold pin was presented
TO r. j. Carleton as q token OF apprecla-
ton of the lodge of his earnest work in be-
half of the organization
At the Richmond Locomotive Works yes
terday large casting WAS made, which re-
CURED u melting of So 600 pounds of metal
Il WAS O low pressure cylinder, and was cast
for the Morgan Steamship Line, which runs
from New York to New Orleans. This is the
second cylinder of the same kind cast az the
works, and Il is perfect in all respects.
Rev. DR.. Hartley Carmichael. rector of St
Paul's church. has returned from month s
vacation which he spent on Long Island. n.
y. Union services Of st. Paul's and Monu-
mental churches viii be held in the former at
II o'clock this morning and at the Monu-
mental church this evening Rev. Mr.. Gar
michael will deliver a sermon on both &C.
casiOns
Mr.. r. Z. Richardson, the popular secre-
tarv fthe Virginia State Insurance Company,
accompanied by his wife and two daughters;
left on the early train yesterday for Bedford
City and the mountains of Virginia Mrs
Richardson and daughters will remain in Bed
ford City. while Mr.. Richardson will make an
extended tour through the southwestern por-
ton of the State in the interest Of his COM
pany.
4 CAMPING EXPEDITION.