The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-21

rnt.rsss,ps Facts About Richmend's C's
scus and Othsr Msstsrs.


v..s. r.~.s About Richmoud's Clti.
ssns and Other Mssssrs'
A.. cso,ve Kahn and Miss Kahn. OF
HAMPTON. are visiting FRIENDS IN the
city.
Mr. Richard L. Brown has removed 70
-, rdsome new residence on west
Franklin street.
x.,or w. ]. Johnson and wife nave
gone TO Chicago, and from there ~ o.
Louis on WISH. a..
,,,.s ts,va Johns, Of Amelia county. Is
.,av,ne with Miss Sallie Daily, NO. o''
west Grace street
Mr. Daniel Hefebower. OF Jene,so'
oo,,ntv w. Va. is visiting his brother'
Mr.. Adam Hefebower.
no not disfranchise yourself. Put on
clean shirt. Register. Go out 10 INC
Fair. BE somebody.
Rev. Baylus Cade. OF Venabie-street
pantist church. has returned from An
tioch. Fluyanna county.
Mr. w. F.. Birmingham. Jr., VINO Is
the guest OF his aunt. Mrs. John A. Cur
It's. continues to improve
nuss Kate Somerville. Of "Somervilia,
IN Culpeper county, is visiting the Misses
Wallace. 205 west Grace street.
Miss virginia Z. Stubbleheld. OF Glou-
cneter IS visiting Mrs. William Blllups,
No zoo north Twenty-eighth street.
Mfr and Mrs. Nell Ferguson are at
home at the residence OF MIR. John w.
FERGUSON, No. 300 east Broad street.
MFR. and Mrs. George A. Parsley ana
bride Miss Lula b. Mason, OF t1uVahia''
have returned from their Northern TRIP.
Mrs. st. John, Miss st. John. MISS
Braxton and Miss Lulie Braxton' Oh
Fredericksburg, are at the Exchange
Hotel.
Suit was instituted yesterday In the
CIV Circuit Court by Edel Brotners
against william J. Kelly and Margaret
Kelly Debt for sl54.44.
You are going TO kick yourself and
pinch yourself when you wake up some
fine morning and find that 1t is everiast-
ingly too late to register.
The building, No 613 east Marshall
street, in. which the fire occurred Tues
day. was not occupied by MIR. Nj. a.
Dehaye as stated yesterday.
Mr.. John Y. Harris. Commemorative
attorney for Dinwiddie county, and Mr..
A. c. Garnett, treasurer Of Buckingham
county, visited the Capitol yesterday
Mr.. Charles ]. Point. now Of Alder
son, w. Va, is the guest Of his daughter
Mrs. William H. Woody. Mr.. Point Is
nearly eighty-five years old, and Is I'M
usually active.
The cut Of Bishop Van de Vyver which
appears in The Times to-day was made
from a splendid photograph taken by Mr..
George w. Davis, the photographer, at
No. S27 east Broad street.
A pleasant social gathering occurred
last evening at the home of Mr.. g. Harry
Tompkins en- west Main street, in honor
of Miss May Blaine, Of Washington. who
is visiting Miss Belle Lynn, Of this city.
Bette Lewis has contracted for the
erection in Hollywood cemetery Of
monument to her father to cost N,1O.
The coping has already been laid and the
monument will be completed In about
two months.
Master Harold Hirshberg. eldest son
OF II. E. HIrshberg, accidentally fell on
Tuesday evening and broke his collar
bone. Mr.. Hirshberg's second son fell
from a second story window and nearly
met his death about three years ago.
Miss Annie Cox, of north Twentieth
street, though still confined to her bed
from the effects Of the fall she had
few days ago. is getting on we'll and Will
soon be out.
Marriage licenses were issued In WASH
ington Wednesday TO William 3. Reamy,
Of Richmond, Va; and Warmeather A.
Owens, OF King George county, Va; Ben
jamin Avis and Blanche Ridelle, both OF
Goochland county, Va; John e. Butler
and Alice n. Goodman, both Of Rich
mond. Va.
The following marriage licenses were
Issued yesterday by the clerk Of the hust-
ings court: John Henry Engle and FL
mira r. Racket, Nathaniel Mingee and
Mary L. Wright, Eugene cambridge (col-
ored) and Emma Foreman (coloreD, all
of Richmond.
The funeral of the late John w. Strang
occurred yesterday afternoon at o'clock
from Trinity Methodist church. Fra
ternal Lodge, A. f. and A. NJ. was re-
presented by many of his old associates.
The deceased was well-known and was
highly esteemed.
The Virginia division of the League of
American Wheelmen will hold its regu-
uar annual meeting at the Richmond
Cycle Club tonight. Last evening the
visiting wheelmen were taken TO the
Theatre.
Rev. L. w. Burton, CT old ST. Johns
church, is expected back from the Epis-
copal National Convention at Baltimore
by next Sunday.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
jeanette Nash and Mr.. J. Willis Weaver,
which is TO take place next Tuesday at
L. NJ. at Clay-street Methodist church.
Miss Nash is the daughter of Mr.. Will
liam F. Nash. Of this city, who has been