The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-27
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Fncts About Richmonds Cih-
zons and Othsr Matters.

|
Mrs w G. Foster. Of il17 Grove ave-
| nue.. is quite III.
Miss Maud Hunter. Of Waynesboro. Is
vlsltine friends in the city.
Saturday is the last day Of registration.
| See 10 II that your name Is on the DOCKS
Mr.. NJ. +. Hudnall. Of River View Is
| k.pt at home by painful indisposition'
Religious services will be held at Rich
nond College tonight at o'clock. Rev.
W. L. Wright will preach.
Rev. H. L. Wood. member OF the Church
~ England. who recently came TO TINS
country. is visiting In this city.
Miss Maggie II. Ayres. OF buckingham
county. who has been visiting Mrs. James
s. Hall. returned home yesterday
Mr.. Meredith Holt. one Of the lately
ordained deacOns Of Ridge church, Hen
rico county, died rather suddenly yes
terday.
william A. Moncure yesterday qualified
in the chancery court as the administra-
tor Of the estate Of Alexander ID. stevens
deceased
Mr.. George W. Hill and his two sisters
Mrs. l.. =. VIM and Mrs. NJ c. Price
loove to-day on visit TO their parents,
in Saline county, No. TO attend family
reunion.
Dr. J. D. Pendleton, clerk Of the Sen
ate who has been spending several days
In Richmond. yesterday afternoon re-
turned to his home in GOrdonsvlle, Or
ange county.
Sheriff Z. G. Gore OF Frederick county.
called at the Capitol yesterday after de-
livering at the penitentiary Lonny Frye
(colored). who had been sentenced 10 five
years Imprisonment for burglary.
Mr.. Samuel ". Garland, son Of Rev.
Dr. j. Powell Garland at various times
pastor and presiding elder in Richmond,
was married by Bishop W. Wallace Dun
can. October 1lth. at Lebanon, Oregon
20 Miss Isabella r. Kirkpatrick, of North
Carolina.
Mr.. r. L. Carne for long time super
intendent Of public schools and principal
OF st. Johns Academy of Alexandria, on
next Tuesday Will be ordained by Bishop
Van 40 Nvver a priest Of the Church
in ST. Nary's church in Alexandria.
While the two daughters Of Mr.. f. T.
Glasgow al d Miss Patterson were ont
driving on Tuesday afternoon, their
horses ran away near the Lee monument.
They were stopped on Franklin near
Madison street by MIR. Douglas Gordon.
Miss Patterson, who had jumped out,
was slightly injured.
The clerk Of the hustings court yestcr-
day ISSUED marriage licenses 10 the fol-
lowing couples: William Reed Brown
and Cleverme Thomas knight. Rich
mond: Thomas CorbIn and Minnie Hill, OF
Richmond; Jonas Sheer Of Culpeper, and
Rosa mulowsky. OF Richmond; James
NJ. Kirby and Sarah +. Clarke Of Rich
mOnd.
The mostenthusiastc Democratic gathering
which has assembled in Henlico county dur
ing the campaign met Mt Town Hall yester-
day. A splendid barbecue was given and tho
greatest enthusiasm prevailed. Hon. George
ID. Wise and Mr.. X. l.. Montague wero the
speakers. and :hoir faithful and eloquent
presentations of the issues of the day were
received with tumultuous applause.
A merry party LEFT Richmond yesterday
for Baltimore 10 participate IN the wedding
festivities of Mr.. Rudolph Moesta. OF this
city, and Miss Martha Bach. of Baltimore.
The group was composed OF Misses Helena
Miller. Lizzis Noting and Dora Moesta' and
Messes Rudolph Miller, Charles Schmidt
and Rudolph Noting.
Mr.. u. G!ennAn. editor of the Norfolk
Virginian. was in the city Yesterday. and
heard the address OF Mr.. Breckenridge TO
the Association of the Army of Noithern
Virginia.
Acca Temple. Mobiles of the Mystic
Shrine will meet this evening at the Ma
sonic Temple, and seven weary sons of the
desert will cross the burning sands.
State Senators w. l. Jordan. w. A. Little
and u. Gardiner Tyler were all in tho city
last evening in attendance upon the speech
of Hon. w. O. i. Breckenridge.