The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-28
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Bits Of News Gathered Here and There by
the Times" Reporters

the Times" Reporters
Ur. p. T. Gentry has returned from a visit
to Kentucky.
Mr.. Charles II. Pago. who has been quite
sick. IS out again.
Master Willie Hundley has returned from
Otterburn Springs.
Mr.. W. T.. Phillips. Of the Louisville
Courier, is in the city.
DR.. j. NJ. Roberts has returned TO Rich
mond after an absence of ten days
Miss Diinter Ford has returned home from
Colchester Beach and other resorts.
Mrs. NJ. F.. Gressett and Mr.. w. I. Ores
sett have returned from Washington.
Mr.. Charles 2. Young returned TO the city
last night from a trip to Niagara Falls.
Anew sidewalk is being laid on the north
side Of Clay street, west Of First street.
Mr.. George u. Mayo has returned from a
visit TO Allegheny and Blue Ridge Springs
Mr.. C. Z. Bringle. Of the Pullman car ser
| vice. has returned from his vacation spent IN
the North.
Colonel John B. CaryFeft the city Yesterday
OF business matters. and is expected home
Saturday.
Mr.. II. s. Washington. Of Huntington, W.
Va. is on n visit 10 his father. Dir. Wallace
Washington.
There was q large audience at the Mission
tent last night. and there viii he services at
s o'clock tonight.
Mr. Philip A. Bruce, OF TIE TINS editorial
staff. hiss returned after a visit OF two weeks
TO his father in Charlotte county.
+. b. Taylor % Co. are to open 8 Broad
street branch in tho new store Mr.. /. ID. Car
dozo has built next % Cohen's.
Mrs. J. +. Taylor was called 10 Boydton.
Va, yesterday. Her sister, Mrs. Charles II
Phillips, Is very sick Of typhoid fever.
Needed repairs arc being made TO Henrico
county courthouse and it Is % be reprinted
The new clerks Office is very nearly COM
pleted.
The subscription list of the weekly edition
Of Tue TINS IS growing TO large proportions.
10 furnishes an immense amount OF choice
reading for one dollsr q year.
Mr.. Catlett Conway. secretary and manager
OF the Richmond Granite Company, IS on q
few days visit to his father in Madison county.
He Is expected 10 return next Monday.
Mr.. Albert J.. West. architect, Who was Sc
iected by the trustees Of Trinity College, Dur
ham. \. c., TO ascertain the cause Of the col
lapse Of the tower, has forwarded his report.
An excursion consisting Of nine loaded
coaches passed through the city at an early
hour Yesterday morning for Newport News
uuu itLAlItQ yA lNutb ADlAt AdLt taol pNfAAhE.
Colonel Thomas Whitehead. Commissioner
Of Agriculture, made an address at Fairfax
Courthouse yesterday, where al agricultural
exhibition IS in progress. He Is expected
back today.
Colonel Miles r. Cary, who was reported as
having several ribs broken in an accident,
was not so seriously hurt, as be only had bis
hand badly sprained, and was able to be out
hunting Tuesday.
Mr.. ". Greegor, who has boon with the
Chesapeake and Ohio Company for several
years as general travelling passenger agent,
will be General Passenger Agent Fullers
chief clerk in Washington.
The building now occupied by Mr.. c.. J..
Jurgens as a furniture house will soon be
pulled down. Mr. p. II. Mayo is TO erect on
the site q handsome store that will be occu-
pied by FOurqurean. Price a Co.
Avery pleasant picnic was given yesterday
at Reservoir Park by Misses Nirgie and Lula
Cardozo in honor Of their guests. Misses Clair
and Helen Weisiger, Of Augusta, Ga. Anum-
Der Of their friends were assembled and oil
had q very pleasant time. Dancing and boat
ing constituted Il part Of the amusements.