The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-11
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
interesting Facts About Richmosd's Citi-
IONS and Other Mstters-

Judge Nathan GoH and wife and Mrs. n.
| =. Con. of Clarksburg w. Va, are guests
at the Exchange.
Richmond College has metriculsted one
hundred aud seventy four students up to
GATE representing thirteen States.
Messrs. William l.. Yenable. II. G. Scott
and Robert Gillian. of Petersburg. are in
the city attending the Exposition.
Colonel A. J. May. of Tazewell Court
mouse. one OF the most prominent lawyers
IN Southwest Virginia. is IL visitor in the
city.
Rescue Lodge. Good Templars, will en-
tertain Soldiers Home Lodge Tuesday
night with fine musical and literary pro-
! grsmme.
Hon. James Lindsay Gordon who spoke
yesterday at Williamsburg. passed through
| the city last evening on his way to his home
IN Charlottesville.
General Charles J. NJ Gwinn. of Balti::
more, and MIR. john I. Ersor. the United
states district attorney for Maryland. are
registered at the Exchange Hotel.
Mr. Henry Hidsn. for number of years
soliciting agent tor the Richmond and Dan
vile railroad at Lynchburg has been APP
pointed soliciting agent for the same road
ct Chicago.
There will be a meeting Of Trinity Lodge
I VI tDOu ! cLu pihIs NJ CiuiIu > nan. Ou L lA'u
| street. this evening. An attractive pro-
| eramme OF music. recitations. etc, has been
arranged. and the public are cordially
| invited.
! The Committee on Shockoe Creek met in
the Council chamber last evening. Chair
man bowden and MessIs Turpin. Epps.
aud Griffin were present. The payroll.
amounting to 1903. So. ior the completion of
the cleaning of Shockoe creek was sp-
proved.
The Methodist Sunday-School Society
met at Trinity church Sunday az
ternoon at $3.50 o'clock. Rev. George
! Highland Park school. for the third sue
cessye time, held the banner for attend
ancc.
In the case of the Commonwealth against
Stonewall Clark in the hustngs court On
| yesterday the prisoner was defended by Dir.
| j.. Beverly Slater. So convincing WAS bis
speech that although the evidence seemed
| against his client, Mr. Slater succeeded in
clearing him of the charge of burglary.
VT. Slater was. at the conclusion OF his argu-
ment. warmly congratulated by many
! friends aud the jury when the court adj
! journed.
| The Rev. DR.. Lambeth is i'll in Norfolk
t at the retreat for the sick. and much con-
Germ Is felt by his friends as he is suffering
with nervous prostraton.
! The new home of the Young Womens
! Christian Association will lie formally
/ opened on Thursday evening st o'clock.
| II east Franklin street Is the location. and
! the ladies in charge will be pleased to see
| the public on that occasion. This IS
noble work and we'll deserves the support
| OF the 9enerous-mlDded.
Master Robert Sutton. who sustained
- f,lf
at his fathers. on Saturday. is reported
much improved.
/ Mrs Charles T. Roper. of Norfolk.
| formerly of Richmond. is visiting friends IN
! the city.
Owing to the Exposition cars are not rum
ming out to the New Reservoir. but stop at
Lombardy station.
Miss Susie N. Wade. of No. GOO south
! Pine street. has returned from Harrisburg,
! Pa While absent she was very SICK, but is
now improved.
Mrs. George S. Jones. of Orange. n. j..
! and her sister Miss Lille Clutter of an
VILE are visiting friends at sos north Sixth
street.
Chief w. G.. Fuller. of the Fire Depart
ment, has returned from Louisville. where
he went to attend the tiremen's convention.
There will be musical and dramatic en-
tertainment at the Academy Of the Vista
| ton. Monte Maria. Oh the evening or Fri
| day. October 81, 1'92.
Mr.. Robert j. Sadler. a gallant Confed-
crate soldier. died lately at tttrtk. Chester
| field. lie was one Of the Manchester Elliott
! Grays. and at the battle Of the wilderness
he was badly wounded. He laid down bis
arms at Appomgttox aud was good citizen.
Lieutenant Euker. at Murphy's Hotel.
| continues to slowly improve under the care
| Of DR.. George i. Meredith.
Miss Lille Smith who has been visiting
in Iowa. has returned to Richmond.
Mr. William H. Mann. of Petersburg, the
| popular and well-known reading clerk or
the House of Delegates, was 10 the city yes
terday.
| The State Board of Pharmacy will meet
| in Norfolk Tuesday Octo er 18th at 10
o'clock A. NJ. in Masonic Temple for exami-
nation of all persons who wish TO become
| licentIates of pharmacy.
Mrs Colonel +. NJ. Parker and Miss Katie
| Parker, her daughter, of Edgefeld. N. c..
| are visiting Mrs. Courtney Jenkins on west
| Main street. Mrs. Parker Is the mother OF
Mr. L. NJ. Parker, Jr. secretary and trea-
surer of the The TINES Company.
Judge James Sangster OF Fairfax county.
is visiting his son. Mr.. George h. Sangster,
at Barton Heights. Judge Sangster repre-
sented his county at one time In the Legis-
lature and has many friends in Richmond.
| Miss Bessie IS with her father on this visit.