The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-06
Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. Johnston. of Petersburg. is in the city.
Mr.. Gregory. Of Oxford. y. C., Is IN the
city.
Miss Coons. of Culpeper, is visiting Miss
Elicit. on west Franklin street.
Interesting meetings are in progress at the
the Iaurel-street Methodist church.
The first anniversary of the West View Bap-
list church VIII be heldSunday night.
Mrs. Mary T.. Ritter and Miss Edith May
Frescoln. of Reading, Pa. are a Ford's Hotel.
Senator Yarrell left yesterday at 7:Oj for
New York. He will return on Monday even
Ing.
Mr.. W. Bullitt Fitzhugh, editor Of the Cape
Charles Pioneer and first vice president of the
Virginia Press Association, was IN the city
yesterday.
Messrs. George and Frank W. Christian and
Colonel W. ". Gordon have rented Offices in
The TINES Building.
Monroe Ward Democratic Club will meet
at Reds Hall. No. 30 south Second street.
this evening at 8 o'clock.
In the Court of Appeals Thursday the Bet
tie Thomas Lewis case was put on the priyi-
legged docket. 1t will DO argued on March
lith.
Miss Lucy Chamberlayne, Of Petersburg.
daughter Of the late John Hampden Cham
berlayne. is visiting Mrs. George Gibson, ii
west Main.
Fulton Baptist church will send a delega-
ton 20 the First Baptist church tomorrow
afternoon % take part IN the Spurgeon ne
mortal services.
The Sunday-schoo teachers will meet al
the Young Mems Christian Association NJ $50
o'clock this afternoon for the study OF the
international lesson.
The snow festival to take place at the First
Presbyterian church last evening was post
poued on account Of the weather TO Tuesday
night next at 8 o'clock.
Messrs G. Otey Gwatkin and George K.
Fitch, the New York representatives or tie
Northern Pacific and Wisconsin Central rail-
ways. were in the city yesterday.
Miss Lizzie Clark. OF Henderson, y. c..
one Of the most popular young aides Of the
Ola North State. 10 visiting Miss Louise
Brander. Fourth and franklin streets.
The Joint finance and school committee Of
the CITY Council appointed 20 meet 10 the
chancery court room Yesterday afternoon
failed on account OK the lack Of q quorum.
The Street Committee met last evening in
the office OF the City Engineer aud spent
some time in discussing amendments 20 ordi-
nances 20 be recommended 70 tho City Coun.
ell.
Hon. Hugh 4. White. Major r. w. Win.
DOfLt. lLltA.4 j. W. lNl4cI ana Nllllafn ~.
Bailie. OF Buela Vista. are in tho city looking
after the bill before tho Legislature Tor q
charter for that town.
Major Dooley returned from New York q
few days ago. He understands that the
Thomas people have about perfected then
scheme FOR the reorganization of the finance:
of the Terminal properties, but that they are
waiting FOR a better stock market before put
ting II 70 work.
The meeting appointed for tomorrow az
terRO0n TO organize the new church from the
Baptist mission AZ the corner Of kandolpi
and Jac. ueline streets, has been postponed
until B O clock Monday night on account o.
the Spurgecn memorial meeting at tie FRS
Baptist church.
last Wednesday evening in his lecture DR.
Hoge referred 3 the great loss the religious
world had sustained in the death Of sucl
men as Christiieb Of Germany, Bersicr o
France. Liddon Stanley and Magee OF Eng
land. and last Of all or Spurgeon. lie sal,
be intended TO make the lessons to be learned
from these bereavements the theme ol
| his next sunday afternoon discourse.