The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-01
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Bite Of News Gathered Here and There by
tho Times" Reporters.

| PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
| Bite Of News Gathered Here and There BY
! tho Times" Reporters.
Judge Hughes left tho city yesterday for
Alexandria.
Mr. John voge, of Charlotte. N. O.. was in
the city Yesterday.
Miss sallie Mccain has returned homo
| after trip North.
Miss Lizzie Jewett. of Danville. is visiting
| relatives in Richmond.
Miss Leila McCulloch. of Blackstone, is
visiting friends in this city.
Mrs. A. d. Atkinson is visiting her daughter.
Mrs. W. c. Erin. OF Chicago.
Miss Nettie Lucas. of west Leigh street. is
visiting friends at Glen Allen.
Miss Mabel Cartwright has returned from q
visit 10 Fredericksburg and Ashland.
Mr.. William L. Owens formerly Of Rich
mond. now of New York. is in the city.
Louis =. Samanni. head clerk of the Eutaw
House of Baltimore. is registered at Fords.
James f. Crossen. advance agent of the
Private Secretary Company. is registered at
Fords.
DR.. y. l.. Winston, president Of the Farm
ers' Alliance of Hanover. was in the city yes
terday.
Mrs. II. B. Fitzhugh. 10 north Fifth street.
has returned homo from the Allegheny
Springs.
Regular trains will be run on and after
Monday next from Covington to the Hot
Springs.
An excursion will be given on the Ariel to-
night for the benefit Of the Sheltering Arms
hospital.
Henderson Lodge. !. o. o. F.. of Manches-
ter. had its annual picnic at Young's pond
yesterday.
George X. Anderson one OF tho energetic
real estate men Of Clifton Forge, was in the
city yesterday.
The Committee on Printing held meeting
last evening and ordered number OF cur
rent bills 10 DO paid.
Miss Nora O'Connel. Miss Ida Stoddard
and Miss Bertha Stoddsrd have gone TO visit
friends in Stanton. Va.
Mrs. N. S. Pickard has returned home after
q pleasant visit TO her Soil. Mr.. G. ID.
LeGirande, Of Washington
Mr. W. T. Paul president Of the Anti-Fric-
ton Metal Company Of Pittsburgh. Pa, Is IN
the city on business visit.
Misses Ella Alley and Clara Wagner have
returned from very pleasant visit 70 rela-
tives and friends in Lynchburg.
Mrs. G. d. LeGrande Of Washington. is
here visiting relatives, and will leave in few
days for Atlanta her future home.
Miss Annie Barber. ot Richmond. is now
stopping with her grandfather Colonel Viii
liam Rson. on Holbrook avenue. Danvile
w. Fl. Blackader. an old Howitzer. and now
connected with the Government Department
at Ottawa, Can, is here visiting his friends
Miss Nellie T. Hall. formerly Of Richmond.
now Of Arlington, \. j., IS visiting Miss Fan
ME 5. Higgins, 2ll north Twenty ninth street
A meeting of the Committee on Claims was
I'll
who put in an appearance was MIR. Houston.
The ladies auxiliary of the Masonic Or
phan's Home will not have their next regular
meeting until the second Tuesday in Octo-
Der.
Mr.. Alex Mcyeigh Miller and his wife. tho
famous novelist of Anderson. W. Va. arc the
guests Of Miss Willie A Davis, No. 3l3 north
Fourth street.
b. F. Eakle. proprietor of the Hotel Inter
mont at CovlngtOn, and who Is largely IN
terested in real estate in Southwest Virginia
was in the city yesterday.
Captain II. G. Clepper. of Carlisle Pa. the
Pullman-car conductor. who escaped from
the wreck near Statesville, will probably re-
man in the city all the week.
Professor George Wanchope. =. II. D., of
Prince Edward is in the city en- route for
Columbia No, where he has accepted the
position of professor Of English.
II Is reported that Rev. J. Il. Tyler, form
erly OF the Seventh-street Christian church, |
has accepted call from the Central Christian |
church. Cincinnati TO Ann Arbor. Mich.
Mr.. G. d. LeGrande. in charge Of the bag |
gage department of the Richmond and Dan |
vile railroad. at Washington, passed through |
Richmond yesterday en- route TO Atlanta.
The little fye-year-old boy Of Mr.. j. |
Osborne Haw the well-known agricultural |
implement dealer. died at his fathers house. |
No. west Grace street. yesterday morning |
An electric wire running into the outside Of
the building. No. l4l6 Main street. set fire TO
the board through which il ran Sunday night
Beyond charring the wood no damage re-
suited.
Mr. Charles Foster having faithfully served
the requisite number Of year at the Male
Orphan Asylum. received an honorable dis
charge last Saturday. Mr. Foster has been
f6r some time With the j. l.. Hill Printing
Company.
The officers Of the Ancient Order Of Hiber-
mans OF Newport News. who had expected 30
visit Richmond Sunday % The guests Of Mr.
Ed. Cummins, the STATE secretary Of the
order, postponed their trip on account of the
lnfsvofable weather.
Congressman Evans and wife Of Utica. n.
T., are among the passengers who arrived
on the Old Dominion steamer
Roanoke. They registered at the Exchange
Hotel and in the afternoon were driven
through tho city by Judge Wadiill They
20 from here for visit 20 Old Point.
An excursion party Of about six hundred
anne up from Norfolk by the steamer S. A.
hcCaull Sunday evening at o'clock. They |
eft Norfolk Saturday night at o'clock and
started on the return trip nj =. NJ Sunday
.fternoon. They had neither state-rooms nor !
meals on the way up. but laid in a supply for
he return. They were thoroughly Disguised
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TIE ELECTRIC LIGHTS.