The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-22
Personals and Briefs.

co.o,v y Grouer. of Norfolk, is in tho
city. ..,,-
Miss Lulu Bethel. who has been critically
i'll. is c0nvalescng.
Contian p. p. Barbour. Of Gordonsyille, was
in the city Yesterday.
Miss Parepa TAYLOR is visiting the MISSES
Trahern, of Hopedeie.
Major B. +. Eakle. Of the Mhte1Sulphut
Springs IS az the Exchange.
Mrs. c. r. Bradley. who has been quite
sick. is now greatly improved.
Miss Tstelle Aust. of Stanton, IS visiting
Mrs. r. A. Paine, CANDLES I'LL.
The condition of Rev. Dr. Peterkin remains
unclaimed and he Is still quite SICK.
Nessrs Carter ". Branch and +, d. Chris
tain are ON a business trip 10 New YORK.
THE Commandery Of st. Andrew. No. 10.
will confer the order of the Temple tonight
Mr. NJ Iiegon. one of the most efficient
drivers ON the City railway line. IS quito SICK.
ur Edward Steane. of Philadelphia, an
OH member Of the Otey Battery. 10 IN the
city.
Mr.. George $. Peyton, Of the, R2ekbhridGe
Alum Springs. is registered at the Exchange
Hotel.
Captoin John Wash, late on the Midland
division of the Chesapeake and OHIO railroad,
is now yard-master at the Orleans-street sta
ton
Rev. Mr.. Claybrook is assisting Rev. Mr..
Hutson in the Pine-street baptlSt chufch
revival.
Mr. W. G. TAYLOR. who has been very ILL., IS
Greatly improved and hopes to be out in q
few days
Mr. r. J. Downing. chairman Of the Demo
cratic party of Lancaster county, was az tho
Capitol yesterday.
Flba Democratic Club will meet tonight at
ThoWs Hall. on west Broad street full
attendance Is desired
Master Phi. Meade. son Of Rev. +. Meade.
who shot himself in the foot about ten days
ago. is improving slowly.
There VIII be a Joint meeting Of Unity and
Union Lodges at McDOnoughs Hal tonight
to receive Grand Master Wheat
Mrs. John c. Andrews has been called to
Norfolk by the critical illness oil her grand
mother. Mrs Captain Williams.
Mr. Douglas Wherry. who on Wednesday
badly sprained his ankle by slipping from the
curbing Of the sidewalk is much better.
Rev. DIR. John Harmon. formerly at Park
Place Methodist church. now at San Jose
Cal. who has been quite sick. IS improving.
Miss Katie Edwards left for Danville last
evenin0 on a visit 30 friends. and later Will
gpend some time with relatives IN Reidsville,
r. G..
General Y. D. Groner. Of Norfolk, chair
man of the committee on tariff and transpor-
tation of the Worlds Fair, was in the city
Yesterday.
Rev Father Tierney. stationed at the Ca
tLejral parsonage, has been called 20 his
homo nj Harpers Ferry by the sickness Of
his father
Mr. Lawrence Marston, who is in the city.
is the author Of Credit Lorraine" As IN
Jooking-Glass,' Two Old Cronies,' and
other plays.
CAPTAIN John H. Bogert. of Franklin. Va.
and who is so well known among all OF the
members of the Legislature, Is reported to be
very III At his home.
Interesting religious meetings are in pro-
eress at Broad-street and Trinity Methodist
churches. and Will continue at Broad-street
during the coming week.
Mr.. James A. Gentry, who has been a
member Of the local staff Of the State for
many years. has been elected director of the
State Newspaper Company
The Governor yesterday refused 10 pardon
the colored man Lyles. and TIE negro woman
/ Margaret Iashley who are sentenced 20 be
( hanged in Danyilie to-day.
/ Lodge of the Strict Observance. Rev H.
Carmichael. W. W.. viii confer the NJ NJ. de-
ereo and probably the f. A. degree at its reg
ular meeting next Monday night.
The ladies' of the Second Presbyterian
/ chur Will have a pleasant social entertain
/ r emit in tho lecture-r. ON tO-nlghtat O'Clock.
/ The exerci. es will include an envelope open
iug.
Miss Annie. the little daughter Of Mrs a..
ID. Carr no. q north Sixth street. who was
painfully injured while cossting on Franklin
street last Thursday was much better yester-
day.
Grand Master C. c. Wheat paid his annual
visitt0 Aurora Lodge l. q. q. f.. last even
4 inc The meeting was largely attended. and
/ ST. Wheat delivered an excellent address on
I Odd-Fellowshp.
Pet McDonough and James Graham. two
white men. engaged IN fight last evening al
Seventh and Cary streets, and Graham was
severely beat about the face. Both men
we're arrested by the police Of the Second dis
trct.
Hfr. Svlyanus Stokes. proprietor of the
Eutaw House in Baltimore. was in the city
Yesterday. L nder the management Of Mr..
I StDk es the EutaN fast becoming the pOpu-
I lar resort OF al southern people WHO visit the
/ Monumental c'y.
The Senate Committees on Finance and
/ hoads held sessions yesterday afternoon and
evening respectively al the Exchange Hotel.
! but only matters of routine nature were con-
sidered. The measures discussed were Of Il
/ purely local character.
Mrs. A. w. Reinhart and family. of Boston,
/ who have host of friends IN this city. ar
rived here last evening aud are stopping at
/ the Exchange Hotel. Mr.. Reinhart. who is
al present at the Brunswick Hotel IN New
! York, will join them in a few days.
The Virginia Lodge, Knights Of Pvthas.
held an interesting meeting at their hall last
evening Grand Chancellor W. l.. Olivier. of
stanton. was present and addressed the
] a. "A Ifue-. Memorial Hall
Was discussed and under the guidance OF Mr..
Olivier is taking definite shape and receiving
fresh and renewed attention.
Mr.. ID. L. Selke. one of the editors of the
Index-Appeal at Petersburg, Va, WAS in the
city Yesterday. lie will leave to-day for New
York from whore he will sail next Thursday
on board of tho steamer Dsnia for Hamburg,
Germany. Mr. Selke will make an extensive
trip through his native country. which he has
not seen for twenty years. He will be gone
about six months.