The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-19

Interesting Facts About Rfchmond's e't'
rens and other Matters.

/ xens and other Matters.
Mr.. W. Scott Darlington is at Bar har-
| Dor. Me.
Mr.. II. NJ. Bancroft. Of Mineral City, is in
| Richmond.
Mr.. d. s. Mccarthy and family are in
| Louisa county.
Mr. NJ f. Hudnall has returned from Nor
folk and Hampton.
Mr.. X. II. Fox and family have returned
from Northern trip.
Mr.. Douglas Rider and family left yester-
day for visit TO the country.
Miss Fannie Calligan OF Barton Heights,
is visiting friends in Baltimore.
MP. T. Gentry, of Gentry Brothers, has
gone on visit to his old Kentucky home.
Mayor Ellyson left the city wednesday
night to attend Baptist Association at
Kadford.
Messrs. John W. Starke and C. f. Butler
have returned to the city. alter short stay
in Danyille.
Most of the Richmond Templars who
went 10 Denver are expected TO return Sat
urday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peterkn Peasants. from
Texas. nre visiting Mr.. Peasants mother at
1918 west Main street.
county have appropriated 5000 for the
State Exposition 10 be held at the E1posl-
ton Grounds this fall.
DR.. George Ben johnson has purchased
Of Major John II. Dinneen the handsome
residence at No. 407 east Grace street. Inc
price paid was 81, 900.
Mr. j. T. Saunders. of the Exchange Ho-
tel has returned from visit 10 New ork
and other Northern cities and Mr. II. X.
Drewry has left on similar trlp.
Mr.. Conway Il. Johnson Mr. f. p.
Graham. motormen on the Old reservoir
limo. and Captain William II. Maxwell, of
Edgewood. have been sick for several days.
Governor Mckinney has refused to par
don O. X. Dove. who had been convicted OF
forgery in the August term of 1891 of the
Corporation Court Of Bristol aud sentenced
TO two years imprisonment in the peni-
Tertiary.
Master Frank Hall who was run over by
horse attached TO one of Joseph w.
Biiiey's carriages last Sunday afternoon, is
about the same DR.. X. ID. Garcin. who Is
attending tho lad, says it is almost impos-
sible for the boy to recover.
The clerk of the hustings court Yesterday
issued marriage licenses TO the following
couples: Robert NJ. Seay. Mrs. Dora G.
Rsines George G. Walker. RS. Salie f.
lin Derlake. James Hooper kcOIOIeuIt VIC
nora Hopkins (colored)-all Of Richmond.
The physicians at the almshouse had al
most rest yesterday as far as ambulance
work was concerned, for they were called
once only 10 Whitlock,s cheroot factory at
2:O5 p. NJ. 10 a white woman, who was sui
fering with hyterical commissions. She was
treated and left
Charles Still one of the men charged
with stealing t20O from Lottie May, re-
turned yesterday morning from York, Pa,
where he went Tuesday afternoon TO ar
range the matter OF bail for White and Con-
ley. lie says he succeeded in making the
necessary arrangements.
The case of Charles billiard. the postal
telegraph messenger. of this city. charged
with committing an indecent assault on 3
coored girl of Stafford county was called
in that county Wednesday and continued
until the September term. The boy was
bailed in the sum OF : 900.
Mr.. Walter Terry, son Of Genera Terry.
superintendent of the Soldiers Home. re-
turned home few days ago from the South
i'll with maiarial fever He was quite III.
but was somewhat improved yesterday.
Mr.. Terry was popular travelling man Tor
q Richmond manufacturer.
Rabbi H. n. Csli,ch and wife. who have
been absent from the city for several weeks.
during which ume they lost their only
child. will return to the city to-day. DR..
Calisch will conduct services this evening
and tomorrow morning at the temple Beth
AhQla