The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-12

Interesting Facts About Richmonos o'i-
z.ns and other Nsrterss

| day. is reported better
| Mr. Charles p. Stokes and family VIII ieav'
| Thursday for the mountains.
Rishop n. NJ Jackson and family are a
| Snnpyside. Albemarle county
Mr. William A. Solomons left yesterday or
an extended business trip TO the West.
Mrs H.A. Amos has gone to Norfolk and
Portsmouth to spend a couple OF weeks.
urs Dr. A. L. Wexford, Miss Camilla
Scott and Mrs. R. d. Minor are in Warrenton.
Mrs. G. A. Grafton. of Stanton. is visiting
her sister. Mrs. f. j. Hancock. on Church
Hill.
Nessrs. J. p. and r. l.. Shelton. of this
oitv. are visiting their father IN Albemarle
county.
Mr.. John B. Clay and Mrs. Clay are visiting
the mother Of the latter. Mrs. NJ. K. Tilford,
of Hampton.
Mr.. E. Fountain Dewitt, who has been
ouite sick for some time. is at Old Point and
Ia improved health
Miss LISA Terry. who has been visiting
Miss Jennie Marlborough. OF No. 4l619 south
Pine street, has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horatio Yarbrough and
Misses Mabel and Floy Yarbrough have re-
turned from Huntington. w. Va.
The Howitzers are making most active
View. They leave here on Thursday.
Mr.. James T. Cook preached at the Third
Presbyterian church Sunday morning and at
Emmanuel church in the afternoon.
Judge T. r. b. Wright, of Essex county.
nudge Of the Ninth judicial circuit. was III the
CITY yesterday and visited the Capitol.
The funeral of Mr. Thomas A. Richardson
took place Sunday afternoon from Pine-street
Baptist church. and was largely attended.
Mr.. BENJAMIN Lucas an old and faithful
attache Of the City Water Department. has
been quite sick at his home on Ashland street.
state Secretary II. o. Williams, of the
Young Mems Christian Association, returned
Yesterday from Newport News and Hampton.
Mr.. Willard r. Haight. Office secretary Of
the State Executive Committee. is spending
his vacation in Spotsylyania county.
Mr. r. S. Ker, partner Of Meade White,
Commonwealth attorney, and Dir. j. W..
Blookley. of Stanton. Va. spent two days IN
the city, on their way 10 Old Point Comfort,
Virginia Beach and Atlantic City.
Mr.. Melville Michaes. of Knoxville Tenn.
and Miss Alice Michaels, of Goshen. Va. are
in the city stopping with their sister, Mrs.
John Barnes. Of Iwenty-fourth street.
The arrangements for the reunion of the
Old First at Blenner's Park are now COM
plete. 10 takes place July 18th on the thirty
first anniversary of the battle OF Bull Run.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel D. Hicks and child
are in the city, stopping at No. 500 north
Eighth street. Mrs. Hicks will spend the
summer here.
Mr.. G. J. Paoli. of the South-Side phar-
macy. at Pine and Spring streets. has re-
ceved telegram from Memphis announcing
the death in that city of his brother, Mr.. NJ.
L. Paoli.
The Virginia State Farmers Alliance will
meet in the hall of the House of Delegates on
the 18th of next month. Each county IS enti-
tied 10 one delegate and il is expected that
between seyenty-fye and hundred dele
gates will be present.
Major john Poe, Chief of Police, is in Nor
folk Captain James b. Peasants. OF the
First district. is in charge at the chiefs Office.
Sergeant BENJAMIN f. Howard has taken
Captain Peasants place.
Hon. John 3. Wise came TO the city yester-
day from Old Point, and left Immediately for
an extended fish around Fisherman's Island.
accompanied by his son. Cadet Hugh 5. Wise,
and his nephew, Henry Wise Mayo, OF this
city.
Mr.. Joseph Canepa. Of Oakwood avenue,
has left TO spend the summer>at virginia
Beach, Atlantic City and Long Branch, and
is expected back in November with one OF
the most handsome ladies of New York as
bride
Elder Staples. of Manchester, spoke at the
Soldiers Home Sunday afternoon 10 the de-
light and spiritual edfcaticn OK the veterans.
His subject was the Resurrection Of the Dead.
He speaks there again on the fourth Sunday
of this month.
John Lewis, a popular colored barber OF
Broad street. and Mollie Anderson, who has
taught for several years in the colorec public
schools. were married yesterday at ! clock
in the Ebenezer Baptist church. Rev. Rich
ard Wells officiating. The couple afterwards
left on western train for the mountains OF
Virginia.
Rev. R. II. Kellar (colored). OF Birming-
ham Ala. is travelling for the benefit OF the
Tabernacle Missionary Baptist church lcol-
ored Of that city for the purpose OF raising
money TO redeem the church from debt. He
il now in Richmond and is strongly Endorsed
by the Baptist Ministers Conference through
the secretary, Rev. j. o. Kirk. HIS church
las been sold under mortgage deed.
The Association O. Ohio Dailies who ar
rived in the city Saturday evening en- route
10 Old Poin. remained here Sunday. Cap
tain }. G. Dame had charge OF the party
aud took them 10 various points OF interest
in and around Richmond. They expressed
themselves az greatly pleased with the capi-
tai OF the old Commonwealth, and left yester-
day morning full of kindly feelings for the
people here and charmed with their tnp
The party stopped at the Exchange Hotel.