The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-06
PERSONAL IND q GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmonot ei''
zens and Other Matters.

to Danville.
Mr. Y. Ramos has returned from trip
to Charlottesville.
Mr. George l.. Crenshaw has returned
from a business trip 10 Southwest virginia
MIR. Joseph +. Snipes has returned to New
York. after very pleasant WISH 10 oIc
friends.
Csntain James J. Redmond and DR..
Charles II. Dorset left yesterday on nunI
ing trip.
Mrs. John Morton. of Arlington Terrace,
who has been quite SICK, IS greatly I'M
proved.
Tnere were several additions 10 the mem
bership OF Randolph-street Baptlst churcn
Sunday.
Mrs. John J. Steinbrecher.. with her
daughter. Rosina left last evening 10 ylst
the family of her brother. Dir. William Un-
sor, of Philadelphia
Miss Jennie Webster has left Cape May
for New York. and will stop III Washington
before roturnln2 home.
Mas Annie Pinder lett Saturday for
Whltesyile. Y. c.. where sne Will teach
school the ensuing session
Robert G.. Cox. OF Fredericksburg; Va. is
in the city visiting his brother, Ia. l.. Cox,
No. yl4 north Fifth street.
Among the marriage Licenses issued by
the clerk OF the court in Washington yes-
terdAy wss one 10 W. N. Gurdt and Kate
Foley. of Richmond.
Mr. John W. Green, well-known Nor
folk printer, formerly oi Richmond, Is
Wis. ting relatives in the city.
The Misses Schneeloch. who appeared at
the Mozart musicale last evening. are the
guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Louis Euker.
Seventh aud Broad streets.
DIR. Charles Il. Chalkley ia detained at
Rawley Springs by sickness. lie will re-
turn home as soon as he IS able to travel.
The Old Market Committee of the City
! Council has changed its meeting day from
Monday to Tuesday. and therefore dld not
meet at p. III. yesterday as usual.
Miss Lou Snead, after hsvng pleasant
vacation. was kindly greeted yesterday IN
Richmond and Manchester by her old pupils.
who are anxious TO resume their studiss IN
music.
Past Grand Chancellor Charles T. Loehr
will at An eally date call meeting OF the
local committee on the Hines memorial. and
the work OF securing funds will be vigor-
ously Begun.
Judge A. l.. Holiday has returned to the
| city. after an absence of q month at the
| Green brier White and Red Sulphur Springs.
and will be here during the remainder OF
| the summer.
Mr. Edward Stratton. who went up to
! Hinton, w. Va. has returned, AS his arm
which was broken troubled him again IL
is expected that another operation will have
to be performed.
An alarm Of fire was sent In soon after
! o'clock SUNDAY night from Box 20. corner OF
| Main and Monroe streets. The occasion
! was a slight blaze IN the house at No. BIZ
west Main street. occupied Dy ". L. Smith.
! The damage was about 800
The Board OF Supervisors of the county OF
| Henrlco mad meeting on yesterday and
awarded the contract for the steam heating
of the new county jail. Messrs. West y
| Branch were the successful bidders, and the
! figures we're Fl, 1880
Ex-COuncilman DR.. Thomas J. Riddell
| has left for the mountains of Southwestern
! Virginia and during the time he Is away
will attend the meeting Of the Medical So
ciety OF Virginia at the Allegheny Springs.
| He Is a charter member of the society.
The Central Society of the Woman's
| Christian Temperance Union will hold its
annual meeting ut the Friends meeting
house, Clay street above First, on Wednes-
day afternoon at o clock Election Il Of
GERS for the ensuing year, and matters Of
importance and interest will be discussed.
The ambulance was called 10 the corner
| of Main and Fourteenth streets yesterday
/ morning about 9:15 10 Berry Christian. a
oolored boy who was run over 10y cart
loaded with clay. The accident occurred in
Manchester. He was taken to his home on
| Poplar street IN Fulton. on Main-street
car
Mr. Fred. Richardson. we'll and favorably
known in this city, for long time with Ar.
| l.. L. Christian. and recently with Mr Nor
rissett. in Manchester, has formed business
arrangements with Morris d Co.. funeral
directors in Petersburg Va. and lett yes
terday morning with his wife TO enter upon
his duties there.
While Mrs. Louis Cont was coming down
the steps in her house, No. $40
north Twenty-eighths street, yester1ay morn
ing with her two-months' old infant in her
arms, she fell, and the baby was seriously
hurt. Ii was attended 10 by DR.. K. D.
Garcin. At last accounts the child's con-
dition was critical.
DIR. W. W. Parker has received letter
from Winchester. Tenn, which verifes the
statement made by Mrs Bradshaw, who. il
will be remem bered. was on the street in a
crazed condition, and who IS now AT the
amshouss The letter states that she has
previously been ad judged insane. and tells
OF some little money which belongs TO her
children.
The West-End Women's Christian Tenn
perance Union held its regular meeting
yesterday afternoon and elected the follow
ing officers Mrs. Tydeman. president Mrs.
G. E. Lowry. vice-president: Mrs. +. j Lar.
man. corresponding secretary. Mrs. @. i.
Fellows. recording secretary. Mrs. VI. E,
Shepherd. treasurer Mrs. l.. +. Rogers
delegate to the convention ana vice presl-
dent at large.
The Young Mems Christian Association
meeting for men was largely attended Sun
day afternoon. there be n $50 in the audi
ence The Bible class had fifty in it, Ar
orchestra lent attraction TO the proceedings
The membership growth of the Young Mems
Christian Association has been rapid in tls
last eighteen months. For instance. il
March. 1891, it was 5J7. and it is now ga IL
number.
Rev. M stspl-., Renalns.