The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-12

Rev Dr. Goodwin. who has been quite sick.
isgmproyed.
Captain Seth Foster. Of the State steamer
Chesapeake Is 20 the 50. Claire.
Miss Georgia 5. Butler has returned from q
visit TO friends AZ Newport News
Mr.. A. b. Quinby, well-known lawyer Of
Accomac county. is ia the city.
Mrs w. ID. Paxton. who has been quite
sick at the ST. Claire. Is greatly improved.
Councilman T. H. FERGUSON leaves on
business visit TO New York next Saturday.
Mrs Jane Boane continues sick at the resi-
dence of her sOn-lu-laW, Ar. ia. ). NJ. Val
ontine
There is great complaint of the dust made
b. the street-sweeper ON Broad street IN the
early hours of the night
be negro Dickerson who few days ago
WAS shot on south Fifth street died last even
iug 40 O'Clock at the almshouse.
Rev pr. Hatcher will preach the annual
sermon before the Young Mems Missionary
Society of West-End Baptist church, Peters
burg next Friday night.
The attraction at the 22d Of February Mozart
musicale will be the finest Of the winter The
aud ence last Monday was one the largest aud
most fashionable for many months.
The Sheltering Arms will have a lunch at
iO7 north Fourteenth street tomorrow from |
enjoy themselves but assist a most deserving
cause.
The Mayor yesterday approved the resolu-
tiOn of the City Council providing Tor over
coats for the hremen and directing the City
Engineer 20 submit an estimate of the cost Of
the completion OF the City Hall.
Professor John Pollard. of Richmond Col
lege will deliver his popular and very inter
esting lecture on Westminster Abbey" AZ
the Richmond Female Institute tonight at
o'clock. The public are invited.
The Senate Committee On Roads met last
evening at the Exchange Hotel. number
of bills were fayorably reported among them
being one for the incorporation OF the River
View and Southside Bridge Company of
Manchester.
The Veteran Firemen's Association of New
York will visit New Orleans the latter part of
this month and on their return home viii
stop over IN Richmond from Monday, March
2. at II A. NJ. until Tuesday at 7. NJ. They
carry band OF forty preces.
Mr.. John ". Albers and Miss Eta NJ. Smith
were married at yenabie street Baptist
church yesterday afternoon az 5 o'clock
Rev. Or. Il. II. Pitt oliicaled Mr. and Mrs.
Abers left for Old Point Norfolk. etc
The funeral OF Mrs W. f. H. finko. of
Atlanta. Ga. took place from Christ Epis-
coual chur h yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Mrs Flnke was Woll-knoWn IN her maiden
DAYS as the very amiaDie 0nd attractive
daughter OF Policeman II. Burkert.
Mrs. Harriet, f.. Herbert died Wednesday
al her residence. No. 500 north Twenty nth
street The deceased was IN her seventy
second year had long been a resident Of
Church I'LL aud was generally esteemed and
respected. The funeral took place from 81.
Johns episcopal church At o'clock yester.
day afternoon.
4 young man named Howard Allen died
very suddenly Wednesday afternoon at the
No. 2.09 east Marshall street. The deceased
had been sick. but was thought o. be better.
lie came over yesterday 10 spend some time
with his brother and was taken sick aud died
very soon. Pneumonia was the cause u
death Ills parents reside in Hanover county