The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-05

Bits OF News Gathered Here and There o'
the Times" Reporters.

tho "1fmes RepOrters.
Mr.. James p. Schultz has returned from
trip to Philadelphia.
Captain George W. Allen was in Boston,
| Mass, yesterday
Mr.. James II. Tompkins has returned IRON
q pleasant trip to Baltimore.
| Miss Minnie Hamilton has returned from
| visit 10 Baltimore and Washington.
| A very bad place is reported on Lombardy
| street. between Main and Cary streets.
| Mrs. Isaac Davenport has returned from
| New Bedford. Mass. after an absence OF se'-
| eral weeks.
The Jefferson Literary Society will have a
moonlight excursion next Tuesday evening
on the Ariel.
Mr.. A. w. Archer. of the Exchange Hotel.
has returned home after a vacation OF aoou'
two weeks.
Mill. O'Donnell. of Danvile was in the
city on business yesterday. lie Is native vi
| Richmond.
Charles Yinging. formerly agent Of the
Richmond and Danville railroad III New orA'
is in the city.
Dir. Adolphus Meginley, of Portsmouth, Is
visiting Mr.. 4. j. Smither at his nome on
west Clay street.
Mrs. DIR. Morteiro and her daughter have
they have been during the summer.
Mrs Mary Paxton. formerly of Danyille. IS
stopping at SOC south Third street and Will
make Richmond her permanent home.
Mr. George ". Donly Jr, clerk In the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway Office at New
port News. is visiting friends in the city.
Rev. c. C. Wertenbsker. OF Laurel-street
Methodist church. has returned from his
summer vacation greatly improved IN health.
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union
meets at Washington-street Methodist church
Monday at 4:30 o'clock +. NJ. Prayer meeting
at o'clock
Misses Jessie. Linda and Lizzie Bennett
have returned to their home, II, west Cary
street having spent most enjoyable VISIT In
Orange county.
The funeral of Mr.. Charles c. Zehle, an old
and respected citizen, took place Yesterday
afternoon at 3 O'Clock, from ~. Jonn uer-
man Lutheran church.
The Richmond Grays' team will play the
Richmond Sunfowers this afternoon a. the
old Virginia grounds, head OF Franklin street.
Both are good amateur clubs.
Rev. DR.. Landrum. pastor Of the Second
Baptist church. who has been on vacation
since August 1st. will return home to-day and
preach to his congregation sunday.
Rev DR.. Wiley Bleisoe. pastor of Park-Place
church. is home again after a months visit 10
several Of the Piedmont counties, and VIII
occupy his pulpit Sunday.
The drawings for the Chamber Of Com
merce made by Captain DimmOck, are now
ready. and the work will probably be offered
to bidders at the next meeting Of the Cham
Der
The Great Council /. O. II. NJ. of the United
States meets at Cleveland. o.. next week
The Great Council of Virginia will be repre-
sented by Past Sachem G. Emmett Hill. OF
Richmond, and Cornelius ). Wells, OF Man
chester.
Rev. L. A. Cutler has returned to the city
after his summer vacation and will occupy
his pulpit both Sunday morning and night at
the Marshall-street Christian church. The
services will be OF unusual interest.
Private Policeman y. J. Smlther is again
nj his post OF duty. lie was kept at home for
several weeks by reason OF several cases of
diphthera in his family. One OF hls children
died. but the other members OF his family
have recovered.
The Sunday night services will be resumed
at Seventh-street Christian church tomorrow
night Preaching by Rev Jabez Hall at II A.
NJ and y. NJ The Young Peoples Society
of Christian EndeayOr Will hold It's prayer
meeting at 7:l5 o'clock z. NJ.
Mr.. w. H. Snead. who is commissioner of
revenue at Lynchburg las been in the city
for day or two settling accounts with the
Auditor and visiting friends. Besides visiting
many places OF interest be took view OF the
city from the roof of The TIMES building.
Mr. Snead thinks Major Fowlkes will be re-
turned 10 the Senate from the Lynchburg
district without opposition.