The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-04
PERSONAL AVID GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmonds vi
sens and Other Matters.

Rockbridge Alum SPRING..
Iieutenant Chsrles A. Rose IL back IRON
n needed trip of recreation.
The Catholic Beneficial Society holds it'
monthly meeting next Tuesday.
The Governor will probably return TO thu
oitv about the middle of the month.
Mr.. Churchill Gibson Chamberlayne II
Waiting his aunt, Mrs. George w. Bagby.
Goode Brothers, OF south Pine street. los
a valuable horse Friday night from locklsw'
Mrs. @. r. Msrrimsn and family have re-
turned from a delightful trip to Caroline
county.
Mr. W. C. Mcdowell. Mrs. Mcdowell and
Miss Alene Mcdowell have returned from
New York.
Mr.. Ed. Gumpert Of New York, who has
bean visiting friends in the city, left last
night for home.
Mrs. James II. Clark and son have just re-
turned from Marion, Smith county. very
much improved.
Mr.. Thomas Lloyd Dabney is IN town,
the guest of Mrs. George w. Bagby, 81
east Grace street
Father Doushoe, the pastor OF st. Pat:
| riok,s church. is now able TO attend to al or
his pastoral duties
The will of Ann O'Neill was rotated n
the ohancery court yesterday. but there
was no quaiification.
The regular monthly meeting OF the west
End Catholic Beneficial and Social society
takes place September 7th.
Mr. ]. Watson, OF No. 42S south Pine
| street, 10 back from visit TO bedtoro
county In improved health.
Mr.. John L. Culligsn. OF Ford's Hotel.
| vesterdav celebrated his birthday, and re-
ceived many congratulations.
Mr. J. Louis Sullivan has returned from
a visit to his former homo. at Chicago ana
q number of Northern resorts.
The congregation of st. hary's church
greatly enjoyed the recent visit OF Right
Rev. Bishop Hard, Of New Jersey.
All the Catholic schools open tomorrow
and tho prospects are good for large at
tendance and a successful session.
Mrs. Robert Wood and family and Mrs.
7. w. McCaw, who have been summering
in Albemarle, have returned home.
Mr. r. Z. Cox, wife and daughter have
returned 10 the city. after an absence OF
four weeks in Chesterfield county.
Rev. John G. Seegers. pastor of the First
English Lutheran church, has returned to
the city, and will fill his pulpit to-day.
Suit was instituted in the circuit court
yesterday morning by w. @. Wilkinson
against Louis Rawlings for s2,00l.
Mrs. r. Wise and children, who have
been on a visit 10 relatives in Stanton and
the mountains have returned home
Miss Anime Hammer. of Lynohburg. is
stopping at ga Capitol street She will
sing at Grace Episcopal church to-day.
Sugars have advanced about one-hslf
cent at wholesale in the past few days and
there has been 81 increase IN the retail
price.
Miss Mary Chiffon. daughter of Il. S.
Chiffon, consul at Gooderich. Ontario, Can
ada, is visiting Mrs. Juan A. Pizzlni, 7l5
Grace street.
Rev. George II. Ray repeated his address
on K. 4. Lee 10 large and appreciative
audience at Goochland Courthouse on
Thursday last
Rev. Father Edward Mickie. who has
been sick at ST. Vlncent's Hospital. Norfolk.
is improving. Father Mckie Is well-known
IN Richmond.
The Christian churches Of Richmond will
unite tonight in welcome service at Mar
sball-street church in honor OF the new pas
tor, Rev. A. Il. Moore.
There is no news from the Bishop. as he
is out on the ocean. homeward bound. He
y
If not detained by the quarantine.
Broad-street car, No. 7, yesterday morn
ing colided with buggy near Murphys.
The car and conveyance were badly tam
gled mp, but no great damage WAS done.
Tomorrow being legal holiday, by or
der of the executive committee. the rooms
of the Richmond Grain and Cotton Tx
change will be closed during the day.
Messrs. 4. L. Brooking, Austin Z. SPOTS.
b. w. Grubbs. Graham Nuchols and Alfred
BrusOn will spend Sunday at DogtoWn,
Va. the old homestead OF MIR. Brooking.
Mr.. Blair Meanley of the car service
of the Chesapeake and Ohio railway,
left last night for points of interest along
the Chesapeake and Ohio, going rs far as
Cincinnati, o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Waddey have re-
turned home from Toronto, Canada, and a
northern tour. Mr.. Waddey In the former
place attended the meeting of the National
Iypothet@.
Mr. Norman b. Smith. clerk in the State
Treasurer's Office, left yesterday morning
for his home at Berryvile. Clarke county,
Va. to spend few DAYS with his relatives
and friends.
Mr.. J. F. Donleavy. at Meyers has been
presented by Mr. W. ID. Meyer with an en-
blematio Irish cane. This cane was pro-
cured in Ireland by Mr.. Meyer during his
recent travels in Europe.
Marriage licenses we're issued in Wash
ington Friday 10 William ). Oliver, OF Wash
ington. and Mary Edwards of Richmond.
Va, and Walter Latney, of richmond, Va.
and Isabella Beard, of Washington.
The West-End Woman's Christian Tenn
perence Union will hold It's regular meet
ing on tomorrow afternoon at 1870 O'Clock:
when the officers for the ensuing year and
delegates to the convention will be elected.
Tuesday night will find q novel attrac-
ton ut Forest Hill Park-an extended order
drill given by companies A and b of the
First Virginia regiment. AT $3.50 precisely
they will begin. and the public are invited.
No charge for witnessing il.
Eight picked shots from the East-End
Gun Club will contest with a similar num-
Der of cracks from the West-End Club.
The match will be shot on the grounds Of
the latter club next Tuesday. beginning at
o'clock 7. NJ.
At the Young Mems Christian Association
this afternoon from 3 TO O'clock the boys
meeting will be held, to be conducted by
Messrs. ID. +. Bennett and W. 9. West A
male chorus will be in attendance and sing
and pleasant meeting is looked for.
High mass, which has been abandoned
during the summer. will be sung at the
Church of the Sacred Heart at 1880 o'clock
A. H. to-day. Miss Maggie Kerse will be-
gin her duties as organist at this church to-
day. She takss the place of Miss Libbis
Kirk, resigned.
Mr.. Il. A. Mooklar. chief clerk in the
money order department of the Richmond