The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-27
personal AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's CIT
rene and other Matters.

Miss Judith Darlington mas re'urnsu no"
the White Sulphur.
Miss O. Margie Manning Is visiting MISS
Lizzie Clark at Newport News
NJ and Mrs. J. b. Darlington. OF JASPER.
Ala are visiting Mrs. w. I. Darlington.
M. ~souIsr meeting of the Indian Asso-
.;a.;nn H. nostponed until Tuesday OF next
week.
Rev II. N. Linnsy will preach at the Sol
,,;arai Home tonight at s o'clock. The pup
lie are invited 70 attend
Winston Dabney. little son OF MT.
Frank Dabncy, fell, breaking an arm on
Srndav fternoon. DR. Brock rendered
the necessary surgical aid.
rrbA Committee on Claims and Salaries
~ tho Citv Council held its regular monthly
meeting in the Council chamber last even
inc a good deal Of routine business was
transacted and quite number OF bills were
ordered 10 be paid.
The Brazilian Vice-Consul at Richmond,
MI. George A. Barksdsle, is informed by
the Brazilian Consul at Baltimore that tne
mort of New York has been quarantlned
against by Ilba Grande. south OF RIO de
Janeiro.
Or. d. 8. Thompson has gone TO Man
chester az the representative OF Virginia 10
the National Council, J. O. L. A. NJ.
Judge Roger Gregory is IN his place as
professor OF law at Richmond College.
SUPERINTENDENT John II. Hooper. OF Hol-
lvwood cemetery, has gone 20 Washington
TO attend the Association OF American Gem
etery Superintendent.
The annual meeting of the State FIRE
Association begins on October 5th IN omar
lOttesvlle. Reduced rates on the railroads
will prevail. band contest will DO held
and trial of speed between the fire com
panies will take place. then parade, wind,
ing up with banquet on the 9Th.
The knitting mills of the Commonwealth
Realty Company at Norfolk will be formally
opened next Friday. and an entertsinment
will be rendered the business men OF Nor
folk and Richmond. Messrs. DenoCn. Tup-
rer & Co. have invited party of friends to
accompany them TO the City by the sea on
that occasion.
Mr.. Lawrence Washington Ball, grand
son OF the Row Charles Ii Read. of Rich
mond. died Sunday in Warrenton. The
funeral was from Grnce-street Presbyterian
church on Yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Bail
was well known here.
Much interest is being felt in and extern
Give preparations are making for the Trades
parade to open the Exposition next month.
The First regiment band has returned to
tho city and is ready for work again.
Colonel W. r. Smedberg of the United
States Army. Mrs. Smedberg and Miss
Smedberg. Mr. and Mrs Fr derrick Warde
are at the Exchange Hotel.
An excursion party, under the manage
ment of the RAYMOND i WnitcOmb Pleasure
Excursion Company, Of Boston. thirty-six
in number, comes TO Fords Hotel to-mor-
row from the Natural Bridge, one OF the
stopping places en- route.
Senator David b. Hill has been officially
invited 10 speak in Richmond at meeting
contemplated in October by Chairman Pat
teSon.
The young ladies are pouring into the
Richmond Female Institute from all over
Virginia and the South The number ar
rived up to yesterday was one hundred and
sixty, and it is expected the number will be-
increased TO one hundred and seventy-tive
by next Monday. This s "A most gratifying
increase. there having been less than one
hundred last season.