The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-23

Mr.. Edward Cummings was reported better
Yesterday.
Mr.. William E. Burns. of Russell county. s
in the city.
Judge Murdaugh. Of Portsmouth is regis
tered at the Exchange.
The Circuit Court of Henrico was in session
for short time Yesterday
Mr. p. b. Winston OF Minnesota. accom-
named bv party of his Western friends. ar
rived in the city yesterday and are at the TX
change.
DIR. sledd will deliver the second Of his
sermons on Daniel 10 morrow night: Sub
ject The Kings Dream.
The Monroe Ward Democratic Club will
hold its weekly meeting might at Reeds
Hall at O'Clock.
Rev. Dr. Hoge is still quite unwell and may
not be able % preach tom rrOw. HIS pulpit,
however. will be supplied at each service.
The condition of Rev. Dr. Peterkin remains
unchanged. but he is very critically ILL., and
his condition causes grave apprehension TO
his family and IL the community.
Union Gospel meetings will be held at the
corner of Seventh and Main streets Sunday
AZ 3 and 78O p. NJ and will continue every
night. conducted by Miss Phoebe Hall.
In the City Circuit Court yesterday an
order was entered d.snssing the well-known
caee OF r. T. Hubbard against J. Thompson
Brown s. Co. The case has been settled sat
isfact0rily TO all Of the parties concerned.
Tho services in progress at Pine-street Bap-
tst church are meeting with gratifying sue
cess. and the seekers after religion are IN
creasng in numbers Rev. Or. Landrum
preached last evening 10 large audience.
Mr. James Ellis. who made an unsuccessful
atfempt upOn his lire Thursday, was reported
last night as getting along very nicely. lie
now seems % be very sorry tOr ms nasty ac-
ton. and says he does not remember anything
about It,
The connection between the Baltimore and
OHIO and Chesapeake and Ohio railways at
stanton and Lexington. which was broken -
few weeks ago. has been resumed ana pas
eencer trains now make good connection Al
both points
IT viii be several days. and perhaps weeks,
before Chairman EilysOn will call meeting
Of the State Central Committee 10 decide as
10 the time and place for holding the State
/ Convention TO elect delegates to tho Chicago
/ Convention.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Worlds Fair
! Commission were Mt the Exchange Hotel last
evening. and make excellent progress in
the furtherance of their scheme to apprODr-
ATE slO00 900 for the exhibit of Virginia at the
Columbian Exposition.
There was good gathering Of the men,
hers OF the ElDa CluD last evening. at IhOll
Hall President Davis in the chair
There was no business Of especial interest
bevond tho regular club routine and men,
beTship discussion of the clubs finances.
Messrs. Lee jenkins and Tony Hulcher yes
terdav. while hunting IN Chickahominy
SWAMP killed sora How that bird ever
cot mo as far north as this city was debata.
hie Question with sportsmen last evening. and
many were the surmises and conJectures:
The hunters, besides killing the sora, oagged
nine rabbits.
horse belonging TO Mr.. Loren Dickinson
ran of with an empty buggy yesterday alter-
noon from south Second street. ana TOOK a
wild run down Main. The buggy was
wrecked at the corner of Tenth and MAN
and the horse. freeing himself from the vehi-
Gle. continued several squares further oetoro
he was stopped. ,
In the case OF Susan Burr against ~; o.
Hutzler In the City Circuit Court last aue e..
day. o verdict was rendered tho p!aintin toi
sa7b. A motion was made TO set aside tne
verdict and the plaintiff was given the Option
of judgment for $3.50 or have the Judgment
set aside. The former proposition Was &C.
cspted and Judgment entered for that amount