The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-21
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmonds Oti-
rens and Other Matters.

Mr.. Samuel Walstrum, of Roanoke. IS IN
the city.
Mr.. James V. Ramos left Monday after
noon for Washington.
Dr A l.. Wexford. who has been quite III.
il improving. and will be out in fow days.
Mr.. William o. Belts. whose store was
burned Sunday morning, estimates his loss
at 1900 instead of $780,
Mrs. William h. Farrell. Willie Farrell
and Miss Fannie Farrell have returned from
Hampton and Old Point.
Work ia progressing very favorably on the
Female Humane Association building H.
jured by fire September Sd last.
Professor Esau Cocker and Miss Hester
Nunnally were married yesterday afternoon,
and left at once on bridal trip.
The stove given 10 the Sacred Heart church
picnic was rallied off Monday night at 600
Church street and won by W. A. REESE.
Mr. and Mrs. William f. Gray returned
Yesterday afternoon TO their homo IN ibis
city after a two-months sojOurn OF the
White.
The Academy of Medicine and Surgery
met last evening at their rooms at the Young
Mems Christian Association Hall and held
an interesting session.
Mr. W. C. Walstrum. superintendent of
the Norfolk aud Western railroad telegraph
line, returned home to Roanoke yesterday
with his wife and daughter.
Mr.. Hill Montague left yesterday for
Baltimore to attend the annual meeting OF
the Snow Surety Company to be held there
to-day. He returns Friday morning.
Professor Edmund Harrison has left
Hampton for Basic City and from thence
will 60 to Clarke county for a sojourn Of
some weeks. He is steadily improving.
Mr.. Charles L. Langley has been selected
by the building committee OF the Chamber
of Commerce to superintend the construc-
ton Of the new building at the corner OF
Ninth and Main streets.
Mr. Leiss. the new drummer OF the Thea
tire. does splendid work and JIG valuable
acquisition to the orchestra. lie rendered
last evening a solo on the XylophOne that
was enjoyed very much.
Dir. Jake W. Brauer. formerly of Rich
mond, and Miss Francis II. kockhold were
married at Des MOines. Iowa. last Thurs
day Mr.. and Mrs. Brauer left at once for
their home at Colorado Springs, Col.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton 7. Luck were the re-
cipieuts of a surprise visit last night at
their new home on west Main street. The
party embraced friends from the vicinity Of
the brides old residence near Winder.
Rev. W. c. Schaeffer, of Newberry, s. Co..
is spending a few days in the city. Mr..
Schaeller will fill the pulpit Of the First
English Lutheran church tonight at 8
o'clock. The public are cordially invited.
Dir. W. j. Woods. stenogrspher. left last
evening for Norfolk TO report the pro-
ceedings or q court-martial ordered % con-
vene to-day for the trial of Paymastsr Sui
Ivan. United States navy. charged with
irregularities in his accounts. This trial
will probably occupy two weeks.
The clerk Of the hu4tings court yesterday
issued marriage licenses 20 the following
couples Davis Bottom and Ella Y. Alley.
Esau Cocker and Hasaltine Nunnally. David
u. Parrish and Mary Agnes Gam. William
A. Brown and Della Scott (colored). George
Schwalm and Mary c. Duenkel. Thomas n.
Crump acd Mary r. Payne (colored).
Friday night Will witness one of the
largest meetings that the Academy of Music
has ever held in its walls. The occasion is
the Democratic demonstration under the
auspices Of the Cleveiand-Steyenson Cam
puign Club. The club has been at work for
several weeks looking % this occasion,
which they will make a memorable one.
4 carrier pigeon was killed at the Haxall
Crenshaw mills Yesterday morning. On
one of the wings WAS stamped: If caught
report 10 L. Eeamer. Wash, ID. G. and on
another: u. ii. Stockmann. 81 n. Cap.
St. Wash. ID. c." There were also two
bands on the bird, one OF which bore the
following: ~. F.. 81, " and on the other
w. f., I'll, 3d."