The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-20
prnsosAE AVID GENERAL.
interesting Facts About Richmo"d's C'"-
reus and Other Matters.

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Judge John r. Moss. OF Buckingham
| Is In Richmond.
| AR rtobson Norvell. OF Charlotte coun-
| ~. IS in the city.
Nrs g w. white. OF Fiuvanna, Is the
| guest OF Mrs. Jacob Reinhardt.
rx.sneaker Marshall Hanger. OF Au-
| s,sfa county. is at the Exchange Hotel
soc,abIe was held at West View Bap-
| ,,of church last night after the regular
services.
Mr. NJ Golden. OF HOS west Main street,
| d,ed nj his residence yesterday morning
| AT $40 o'clock.
Miss c. Belle Coates. of Coal HILL
rrenrico county, Is visiting relatives at
500 north Tenth street.
MIR. Thomas II. Bigger is III with ma
Ia,ial fever at the residence OF his rather,
Colonel John Bell Bigger.
Miss Caddy Bohannon left Friday FOR
G,ochland, where she has been elected to
take charge OF school.
Misses Rosa Smithson and Alma Rob
ertson. of Lunenburg, are the guests or
Miss Leila Tarry. west Clay street.
Notices OF registration for october 9th
were posted up yesterday. The office Will
be opened for one day only.
Misses Jewett. of Chesterfield, are Wis
itlng the Exposition, and are the guests
at the Male orphan Asylum.
Mr.. w. c. Adams, Superintendent OF
the Gas Works. il attending the meeting
of the American Gas Association in Bos-
ton.
Chairman Patteson requests the Demo-
cratic supervisors Of election to call at
his office, get their commissions and be
sworn in.
Mrs. J. T. Virgins. Of Wilson. N. c.,
and Miss Vara Belle Petit, OF Fluvanna
county, are visitors at Mrs. Webb's, 9Ol
east Clay street.
The large ailantus trees on Ninth
street between Broad and Marshall
streets were killed by the extended heat
and drought of summer. and are now being
cut down and removed.
Sheriff c. w. Mnlstead. OF Warwick
county, called at the Capitol yesterday.
He had delivered at the penitentiary
John Watson (colored), who had been
sentenced to FIVE years Imprisonment for
burglary.
Mr.. A. Clifford Thweatt, who was for
several years with the Postal Telegraph
Company, OF this city. has resigned and
gone TO Baltimore where he Will engage
in the study OF dentistry at the ballllnOIe
College OF Dental Surgery.
The interest in the revival meetings at
Washington-stree Methodist church con-
tinues undated. There were large con-
gregations Sunday and Monday nights,
and one conversion on each occasion.
Last night the renowned Virginia evan
gelist, Rev. Jack Rosser preached.
Cards are out for the marriage OF Mr.
r. Edgar Shine and Miss Sarah Simpson
The ceremony will take place at Trinity
church Tuesday, October 18th, at
o'clock Z. NJ.
Senator John w. Daniel is In New
York in conference with the party leaders
His throat is better, but his physician adj
vises him to make speeches only at in
tervals.
Or. ]. c. Watson the attending ply
stefan Of Miss Alice Cox, writes The
Times that the injury TO his patient by
her fall at he Exposition Tuesday was
not so serious as at first reported. She
was badly bruised, but no bones were
broken.
Messrs. NJ. NJ. Spooner. w. ]. Kelly,
Phil. Hilhsh, Charlottesville; c. G.
Roberts, w. c. Moody, Rev. V. W.
Wheeler. T. w. Cox, and ]. w. Lipop.
Clifton Forge, are In the city, in attend
ance on the funeral OF the late Mr.. j. l..
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