The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-17
Personal AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's 0'''
rens and other Matters.

4 IN the ttA1
| Nayor ]. Taylor Ellyson has returneu
from the Baptist Association.
pov DIR. A. f. Dickinson has gone on
q business trip TO Washington.
Az pernard Hagan. OF HUNTINGTON
has returned home AFTER p'easa"'
Mrs. r. w. Courtney and mother Mrs
| NJ. L. Sale, have returned from De"'e''
| Col.
Marshal John II. Wilder is trying 10
arrange for a parade OF the mounted
BARRIERS tonight
Afessrs. w. II. Cullngworth and WI
liam RYAN have returned from orlei
visit TO New York.
MIR. W. b. Hancock. OF this CITY, came
home from Arkansas 10 participate III the
Cleveland parade tonight.
DR.. John +. woodward. formerly Of
Natural Bridge Va, has located In TINS
city at 200 east Franklin street.
A marriage license was issued In Wash
ington Yesterday to w. Nj. Tolley and
Jennie Gentry. both of Richmond
Carpenters and painters have been
busy at Fords Hotel lately until the
traces of the late fire there are almost
gone
Mrs. Col. H. NJ. Bancroft and Miss
Bancroft are the guests OF Mrs John >.
Harwood. They came on TO see the
Democratic demonstration tonight.
Or. ]. 3. Moore, Of King William
county, came TO the city yesterday 10
meet his daughter. Mrs. w. r. Williams,
of Scottsville who is stopping With Mrs
j. S. Hcaton, of carton Heights.
DR.. John r. Wheat will be married this
morning at 1870 o'clock at Grace Episcopal
Coffin They
leave Immediately after the ceremony for
Washington and Northern cities via Old
Point.
Mr.. w. NJ. Sullivan, who walked to
Fulton last night 10 pay a bet, as re-
ported In Yesterday mornings Times de-
sires TO state that he IS not Rcpubli-
can but has always voted the Demo-
cratic ticket
Mr.. William T. Christian, who is now
connected with the Philadelphia Press,
has been furnishing that paper with a
number Of interesting and valuable ar
ticles descriptive OF the great industries
Of several of the Middle States.
The funeral Of William Henry TobIen,
oldest son of Mr.. George Tobien, took
place yesterday at 8 o'clock 2. VI. from
St Johns German church. The deceased
was only sixteen years Of age and was
popular and promising young man.
The annual meeting Of the Masonic
Home Ladies' Auxiliary will take place
at the Home to-day. The train will leave
Seven Pines station at II o'clock NJ, and
returning will leave the Home at $3.50 =.
NJ.
An attache Of Judge Bristow's office is
authority for the statement that the as
sistant district attorney has not as yet
been requested TO resign, as rumored, but
II is probable that the expenses Of the
Office will be reduced at the end OF the
iscal'year.
Invitations rave been Issued for the
attendance at the wedding Of Miss Anne
Elizabeth McCaw, niece of Mr.. George w.
Jewett. TO Mr. George ID. Ambold. The
ceremony will take place on Thursday,
November oath, at 4 p. VI. at Mount
Pisgah church. Midi othian, Va.
Special revival services were commenced
last night at the First Baptist church,
uder the leadership Of Rev. J. l.. White,
Of Asheville, n. c., who preached from
the text, Exodus AXXii 26 "WhO is on
the Lords side?" His congregation was
large and attentive. Owing to the popular
demonstration tonight no services will
be held But there will be special services
this afternoon at 4:3O, and to these ser
WEES lDt tnuICH tAltlluS IT'S COIuldl wei
come to all.
The social gathering and entertainment
announced by the st. Andrews Brother
hood Of ST. Johns Episcopal church, to
be held on Friday evening next, the 18th
instant, is on account of the death OF
Mrs. Kuyk, the wife Of the assistant rec
tor of the church, postponed until the %
Of December The brotherhood Of St.
Andrew will. however, meet on Friday.
the 18th instant, at the usual hour and
place, and the members are especially
urged to be present.
The clerk of the hastings court Is
sued marriage licenses yesterday to the
following couples: Harry Lu Rust,
Washington. Josephine Wheelright, Rich
mond; John A. Warren. Richmond, Lena
BOwes, Richmond; John w. Taylor Rich
mond, Mary l.. Whitow, Richmond;
John r. Wheat, Richmond Florence A.
Coffin. Richmond; James Toney (colored.
Richmond, Alice Price (colored). Rich
mond Robert Johnson (colored), Rich
mond, Mary Voolfolk (coored Rich
mond; David Ross (colored), Richmond,
Carrie b. Langston (colored). Richmond;
Joseph e. Williams (colored), Richmond,
Mile Allen (coloreO, Richmond.