The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-13
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmopd's Cfti-
zens and Other Matters.

Interesting Facts About Richmoud's Cfti-
zens and Other Matters
Bishop II. Melville Jackson is in the city.
DR.. J. G. TreviliAn has returned to the
city.
DR.. W. C. Num-. from West Point, is in
the city.
Miss Mercer Cook. of Richmond, is in
WarrentOn.
Mr.. Robert Lee Powers has been on a
visit to Coyington.
Mira j. Taylor Ellyson has been visiting
friends in Staunton.
Dir. +. J. Smith of Baltimore, is in the
city on visit TO his family.
Transfer tickets are now being issued by
the City Railway Companies
Mrs. Lily Whltmore. of Richmond. Is
visiting friends in Petersburg.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Tyler Jobson have gone
to Ocean View and Virginia Beacn.
Mrs. NJ. E. Martin. who has been quite
sick for some time. Is cOnvslesclng.
Miss Annie Saunders is visiting the family
of Judge +. M. McMullen. of Madison.
Miss TilIie P. Smith leaves to-day to visit
relatives in Philadelphia and New ork.
The Ouinton Fishing Club met yesterday
afternoon at 5 o'clock and elected officers.
Mrs. Y. 4. Aston and Miss Roberta Mott
are visiting Mrs. Il. K. Aston at Roanoke.
Misses Ida and Pauline Palmer left last
week for Farmville for a months vacation.
Miss Eva s. Willis left last Tuesday to at
tend tho State Normal School at Farmyil!e,
Va.
Rev. L. 3. Hatcher is assisting this week
in protracted meeting near Madison Court
house.
Mrs. Leo Schwarzschild has returned from
a visit 10 Philadelphia and other Northern
cities.
Governor Mckinney is expected 10 return
to this city during the latter part OF this
week
DR.. and Mrs, Curry sailed for home Sep
tember Sd and are daily expected IN Rich
mond.
Mr. r. f. Cheney, a prominent knight
Templar OF Boston. has been on visit TO
friends In the city.
The scenery for PANS Paris arrived Sat
urday evening and workmen are engaged
in putting 1t in position.
Miss Annie II. Burke. daughter Of Mr. James
Burke. left Yesterday TO enter the Darling
ton Seminary at Westchester.
Richmond and Manchester will be repre-
sented at the Great Council l. 0. Il, NJ,
which meets at Atlanta to-day.
Cards are out for the wedding of Professor
Esau Cocker and Miss Nunnally, which will
take place on the evening of September
goth.
Mrs. Sarah J. Brchett and John G. An
drews. Jr., are in Petersburg. The former
will visit Prince George before her return
home.
MI VI. s. Gregory. the popular clerk of
Hotel Dodson. left last Friday via Old Point
for his home in Eastern North Carolina, to
be absent several weeks.
Rev. A. Barton Rudd. formerly of Ches-
terfeld. now Baptist missionary IN Mexico.
has arrived at Ssltillo with his family and
resumed work after happy visit to his old
home.
Mr.. B. G.. McFarren. of Norfolk. is in the
city. at 9ll Main street, the headquarters Of
the Grand Army of the Republic during
the coming encampment IN Washington, ID.
c.
The communication in the New York
World of September 4th analyzing certain
hlgh-tarif claims was from the pen of h.
NJ. Ezekiel, a brother of Mrs. W. ii. Brauer,
of Richmond.
M. Thomas Nelson Page will soon take
the stump for Cleveland and Stevenson. He
has put himself under command OF Chair
man Gordon. who is arranging schedule
of dates for him.
DR.. G. Anderson and wife and sister, Mrs.
Marston. from King and Queen. and DR.. c.
T. Whiting. from West Point are IN the city
on their way to Allegheny Springs to attend
the medical convention.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Roland II.
Chidrey. of Church Hill. will sympathizc
with them in the death of their bright little
boy. Roland II. Chidrey Jr. The funeral
took place Sunday afternoon.
A man fell in fit yesterday morning
about o'clock on Tenth street in front Of
TIL TINES Office. A great crowd collected
and every assistance was given the untor-
tunate man. who soon recovered.
Messrs. w. ID. and L. r. Chesterman and
II. Theodore Ellyson, OF the Dispatch, and
Miss Mary Ellyson, who have been in
Europe several months. have arrived in
New York and are expected home to-day.
The clerk of the hastings court issued
marriage licenses yesterday to the following
couples: George Platau and Susie Sizer,
Richmond: Matthew NJ. Fletcher. Newport
News, and Virginia b. Donaghe. Richmond.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union of the West-End hold its regular
meeting at the Episcopal mission rooms. on
Main and Lombardy streets, yesterday after
noon and transacted good deal Of routine
business.
The entries close September Goth for the
Richmond Poultry and Pigeon Association
exhibit. which has been d feature of past
agricultural society fairs. Exhibitors are
assured of the advantages Of long ex-
perience and careful attention to their
birds.
1.-THE Private Secretary"