The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-24

TIL. New. Of our sistor City In snort
Setes.
N,uorysrra BUREAU RICHMOND TINES
A' Twelfth and Hull streets.

u.vcrvsrva f,rsxAu KrcanoNp TrNEs,
Twelfth and Hull streets.
p-.roh offce ll04 Decatur street
- T,ibe Of Red Men will give an
inuisno "a Monday. July 2Jth. TO west
Y 1 u''g GOOD string band has been engaged
o'. NJ necssion. and there will be dancing
ho.sing bathing and fishing. Inc tram WIZ
! leave Manchester at CLOCK ~ I'll, 81 D." Ia
in,ntnond AZ $50. Refreshments VIII %
loI az citv prices. The following gentle
soie w. ."ronrise the committee OF arrange
,,on,s. n W. Brown chairman James -
DO..,~no = /. Jones. George W. hoacn'
d. R,oWJer. T.. X. Sampson. W. ii.
wiitinson and John W. Phillips.
Hannah Smith and Lizzie Saunders, TWO
nero girls ran into the wrong man ias'
night and it cost them a. % esch ior dolhs
II. Captain Lipscomo. ms WIRE ana uausn
Ter were passing along the turnpike I Iass
risht on their way home from Forest I'M
park The two negro girls tried 10 take up
oil The sidegalk and made some impsItl-
nent remark about running O'eI
ANYBODY that got In their wsy. They dian
know ii was Chief Of Police Lipscomb they
were talking to. but know 1t now.
II is estimated that there were LOW or
more persons at Forest Hill Park Friday
ni,ht IN hear the third Of the series OF con-
csrts bv the Blues Band of Richmond.
TLs rain in the afternoon made the atmos-
nbsre very pleasant. and II was especially
40 et the Park. The verands. upon "hlch
the hand discoursed its music, was throneed
with persons. The arc lights VIII soon Dc
in operation and will add much 70 the at
ttactiveness of tho Park.
Miss Manic Pitt will leave tomorrow tor
Newport News whore che will spend few
DAYS with friends. go.
Miss Ammo Donnelly, OF this city, Is Visit
inc frisnds in Yorktown.
4iss Eva Jeter Hill Will leave NJ onday for
Iunenburg county, where she Will be the
guest Of relatlVee.
Misses Mollie and Amelia Franklin are
visiting in Baltimore.
The regular Gospel meeting for railroad
mon will be held IN Leader hAII thls aiter-
noon at g. 80 O'Clock. These meetings are
full of life aud interest aud are not only
greatly enjoyed by the people, but also by
the ministers OF the various denominations.
Song service begins at 3.
Tie hastings court will be in session all OF
next week
A valuable horse belonging to Mr.. W. II.
Nelson died suddenly yesterday morning.
Miss Corinne Vaughan, OF Washington,
ID. c., is visiting Miss Sallie Walden, OF this
city.
Judge S. Bassett French il visiting his
daughter. Mrs. Robert Bate, IL Prince
George county.
Miss Ruth Walden. who has been visiting
Mics May Moody. at Chesterfield Court
house. has returned home.
Miss Emeline Hanes, of Atlanta. and
Miss Sadie Robertson. Of Chester. are visit
ing at Mr.. ID. l.. Pullism's, on Porter
street.
Rev. John Scott, OF the University Of
Virginia. will preach this morning at II
o'clock ut West-End church, and X. +.
Michaels at night.
Mrs. 8. A. Viles loft Oh the Old Dominion
steamer Friday for her home in New York
city after pleasant visit OF six weeks with
her sister, Mrs. Z. D. Whitehead Of this
city
Mr.. Richard b. Williams. of this city, bad
one of his hands cut yesterday while AT
work at the Richmond Cedar Works. DR..
Trevilian rendered the necessary surgical
aid. II will be several days before Mr.. Will
liams will be able TO go back TO work
again.