The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-10

Mr.. II. G.. Chesley. of Stafford county. is at
the Exchange.
Colonel Thomas Smith, of Warrenton, is at
the Exchange
Mr.. Charles H. Talbot has returned from
visit to Washington.
A. f. Waldbauer qualified in the chancery
court yesterday az executor OF the VIII OK
William Frederick Waldbauer.
bIr. r.. A. East. treasurer Of Halifax county.
is registered at the Exchange.
Captain Hugh r. Garden Of New York,
was at the Exchange yesterday.
Mr.. f.. F. Daniel. treasurer Of Charlotte
county. was at the Capitol yesterday.
A grand fancy bal masque will be given at
the Barton Heights Wigwam February 22d.
Senator j. n. Stubbs of Gloucester. re-
turned yesterday after visit home OF several
dsys.
Mrs. Mary Wright is dangerously i'll at hor
daughters. Mrs Howard o02 west Clay
street.
Mrs John Kimberly. of Old Point is on
visit 90 Mrs. Il. I. Alvey, 81 east Grace
street
Senator Henry Fairfax left last evening for
his homo in Loudon, and will return possibly
on Thursday.
Marriage licenses were issued in Washington
yesterday 20 John Needham and Annie Ed
wards, both Of Richmond.
Rev. Dr. Landum addressed the Woman'a
Missionary Society Of the First Baptist
church at Alexandria last night
Miss King. of Brooklyn, n. Y. who has
been visiting Miss Barton, of Barton Heights,
left for her home yesterday morning.
Mr.. Edward Williams. gallant ex-Confed-
crate soldier and prominent Good Iemplar.
is now in charge of the elevator Of the Capt.
tol.
Rev. Mr.. Ferguson. Of the Waynesboro
Baptist church. is the guest this week OF bIr.
Charles T.. Ellison, No. 10 north Cherry
street.
Judge Keith and Mr. Eppa Hunton Jr.
son of the former Congressman from tho
Eighth district, are registered at the Ex-
change.
The Methodist ministers at their weekly
meeting held Monday passed res olutions en-
dorsing the Anti Gambling bill now before
the General Assembly.
Junius Dickerson, who was shot and
wounded by IL. A. Davis on Saturday Is still
living. bit there Is no chance of bis recovery.
His death is likely to occur at any time.
Cash registers have been put in the horse
cars. and the drivers now ring for each fare
dropped in the box This IL the first time
registers have ever been used on the horse
cars.
Rev T. j Spencer writes 10 a friend here
that he has arrived safely at Winchester, Ky.
where be has gone TO take charge of large
church. and that he has been cordially re-
ceVed.
Miss Emily Aurora Clark, third daughter OF
Mr. George w. Clark, died quite suddenly at
gsO clock yesterday morning. The funeral
will take place from All Saints church to-
morrow morning at II o'clock.
Tho funeral Of the late George r. Hates. an
account of whose death appeared IN IHB
Irnf. Yesterday. will take place this morning
al n o'clock from the First Baptist church.
the .uterment will be made in Hollywood
cap ear ball was given Monday night
al Barton Heights. The Wgwam was beauti-
fully decorated. Among the participants
were all the best-knOwn people on the
Heights and many from this city and vicinity.
A requisition was granted yesterday by
Governor Mckinney for tho surrender OF
Harry p. Nickroy charged with larceny and
being fugitive from justice. Inc requisi-
tiou was issued by Governor Frank Brown, OF
Maryland.
Mr. Samuel Bachrach, Of Richmond, was
married in Syracuse \. y, last night 10 Miss
h Is. Abrams of that city. Alter trip TO
Niagara Falls and other points Mr.. and Mrs
Bachrach will return 20 Richmond TO reside
permanently.
Samuel Harvey Ccolored was committed to
the Henrico county jail yesterday. Harvey
has been indicted for larceny IN the Districs
OF Columbia, and was arrested as fugltiYe
from Justice. lie was committed 20 await the
action of the United States authorities.
Mr.. and Mrs. ~ A. Dannenbaum have
issued cards 20 the marriage OF their daugh-
ter Jedis. 10 Mr.. Leo eOSchwarzschlld, OF Rich
mond The ceremony will take place Febru-
ary - I'll. Is o'clock +. NJ. ~ the residence OK
MIR j. Wilmer. 8G6 north Seventh street. Phil
adephia.
The Richmond China Company held its
first annual meeting yesterday. The follow
inc board was elected Major W. }: Johnson.
~ II. Allison. j. B. Woodward. G. II. Phillips.
d q Davis. A. G.. Johnson and DR.. l. }.
Hawkes.. Captain W. II. Allison acted as
chairman.
The Union Democratic Club held an en-
,husiastic meeting last evening at Powells
Hall Colonel Meade Hasklns made a splen-
diJ address which was received by the audi
ence in a most hatterlng manner. The yari-
ous candidates were present. and several ad-
dresses were made.
The city ambulance was called twice yes
terlay. AtsP. NJ. to Fifteenth and Broad
streets % a col0red woman suffering with
cramus. She was treated aud taken home.
Al 8 p. NJ to Second and Jackson streets
10 George Nicholas, "a colored boy who had
been run over by wagon. He was taken u
his home at no. 1912 north Fist street