The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-16
Personal AyD GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's wv
yens and other Matters.

A.. Ka,;a I AGREE. wife of Mr.. John y.
LII, nso h;ad Wsdnesdav at $50 o'clock +.
| n after An illness of some weeks. She was
hn,isd Yesterday afternoon at O'CLOCK
from Trinity Methodist church.
Mrs Louisa G. Fulcher. wife OF Mr.. Z; A.
| Fnicher. died Wednesday morning her
funeral took place at 4:3O ociock i mn.; n
late residence. No. 5lS north Ahi'''''"
street.
Miss Mary Hasker is back from visit to
her cousin. Mrs. Eudora Lee, near Coiuia-
bus, Ga.
Miss Katie Slaughter. of Petersburg Is
Visiting friends on Church Hill.
Me- = g. Brauer and daughter are in
Das Mones Iowa. ia which city the son OF
the former. Mr.. Jake Brauer, was married
last night.
MIR. Willie Brisl has returned from a
pleasant visit TO Ashland.
Mira Susan T. Boatwright, who has been
ON a visit TO her brother, Mr.. w. q. Boat
wright, has returned to Fredericksburg.
The clerk of the hustings court yesterday
issued marriage licenses TO the following
couples: Montrose Angle and Julia Carter,
| John Banks (colored) and Virginia john,
| son (coiored), Walter Bland tcoioredl ana
Matilda Hamilton (coloredD. Epperse Smltn
| (colored) and Rosa Harris (colored), Austin
! Plummer (colored) and LIZA hooihsou
| (coored) all OF Richmond.
Mrs. Harrison Phebus. Of Old Point, is
pected IN the city to-day, the guest Oh AlrS'
| Joseph Il. Gill.
Only the Main-street cars now run out to
the New reservoir.
Mrs. Julia A. Gentry. who has been the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Z. Trshern,
| at "Hopedale." has returned home.
NJ. h. a1
painful injuries a short time since by q isll'
| is improving
Miss Anna Bennett. of Richmond, is Wis
| ting friends in Nelson and Albemsrle coun-
ties.
In Henrco County Court yesterday the
| Ieadbetter case (fOr selling liquor on sun
! day) came up. He was fined SO and costs.
Mr.. A. J. Duesberry baggage agent at the
Richmond and Danville depot, turns over
his Office to-day 10 Mr.. A. Mclean. AIR.
| Duesberry is off for ten days and will take
| in Washington and New York before he re-
turns.
Mrs. 8. r. Lichenstein. of Williamsburg,
is visiting her son. Mr.. J. Lichenstein, IN
this city.
Miss Ida Mitchell has returned from
visit to her sister in Williamsburg.
Miss Ida Y. Bowers is the guest OF Rev.
John T. Randolph and family in Albemarle
county.
Mr.. and MIR. Robert E. Hottie formerly
Miss Annie Black have returned from their
bridal trip.
MIC. P. Lathrop will leave to-day for
Halifax county to spend four or flye days.
Mrs. l.. w. r. Bulfant of Surry county.
is on visit TO relatives ia this city.
Rev. DR.. Burton. of this city. will be
delegate to the General Convention OF the
Episcopal Church in Baltimore.
During the storm Of Tuesday night the
lightning rod on the residence OF Mr..
Wilkins, at River View. was struck. Mrs.
Wilkins was slightly shocked, but no other
damage was done.
The remains of Matthew and Daisy Hicks.
husband and daughter of Mrs. Lizzie Hicks,
were yesterday brought from Henrico
county and inferred by the side OF the
amented Carrie Hicks at River View ceme-
tary.
The building of the Young Mems Chris
ton Association had very lively appear
ance last evening when the educational
classes we're opened for the coming season.
The gymnasium also was in full blast last
evening and about fifty members were IN
attendance ready to enter their names
among those who are to participate III the
gymnastic display in November next.
Mr.. William G. Ross. travelling salesman
for the Davis Boot and Shoe Company, died
at the residence of Captain q. A. Summers
No. 20 south Cherry street, last night few
moments after 10 o'clock of heart disease
Mr.. Ross was a resident or Richmond for
the past nine years, and was well known in
business circles.
Captain Andrew Pizzini and family have
returned to their home, at Eighth and Grace
streets. from an extensive sOjourn at Vir-
ginia Beach.
Mr.. Charles Luce. of New Bedford, Mass,
the owner of several ships who engage in
ooastwise trade along the Atlantic coast, is
in the city visiting friends and points OF in
terest.
Major T. L. Emry, one of the most prom
inent men of North Carolina. is in the city
on business.
Miss Virginia B. Donaghe and Mr. Mathew
NJ. Fletcher were married Wednesday morn
ing at s o'clock at Monumental church in
the presence of large assemblage of
friends. The ceremony was performed by
the rector, Rev. John IS. Newton, and Dir.
Thomas Williamson acted as best man.
After the marriage MIR. and Mrs. Fletcher
took the Chesapeake and Ohio train for q
visit to Eastern Virginia
The Richmond Female Institute opened
yesterday with the most fiattering prospects.
More than one hundred young ladies ma
circulated.
One hundred and fifty c. A. r. men
from Illinois passed through the city yes
terday afternoon on their way to Old
Point. They spent only few hours
here. and will leave Fortress Monroe
this morning for Washington, where they
will attend the G. A. r. encampment
They expect TO return here about the
10Th and remain several days.