The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-20

Interesting Facts About Ricbmond's Citi.
zcus and Other Matters


zous and Other Matters
Mrs. G. W. volkmann leaves for Norfolk
to-day.
Miss Leo DArden left yesterday for Sussex
county.
Mrs: Milton T. Luck is visiting friends in
Norfolk.
Miss Minnie Hamilton leaves to-day for
Baltimore.
Mr.. James Hartley is quite i'll at his home.
III LOUISIANA street.
Mrs Thomas c. Bethel and children are
Sill summering in the country.
DR.. j. G.. Trsvilian and wife are at the
American Hotel. Ssrstogs, \. \.
iIMrs. Lillian Moore has returned from Pc
tersburg and gone TO the country.
Sir Knight Judsou Cunningham and
Mrs. Cunningham have returned from Den
yer.
Miss Alberta Berry. of this city. is visiting
the family Of Dir. James I. Berry at Chase
City.
Mr. Robert Hill is quite i'll at his home
500 Nicholson street. With Typhold-masarial
fever.
Miss Parke Bagby. Of Richmond, ia the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Lawrence Camp
bell, Of Bedford
Mr. Richard w. Anderson. Of Richmond
Is the guest of his brother, Mr.. j. K. Ander-
son, OF Lexington.
Rev. George w. Wray. Of Portsmouth,
will preach at Trinity church neat Sunday
morning and night
NJ. Joseph J. Henley. book keeper for
the Norfolk Yirginian, paid short visit to
IHE IDrEs yesterday.
Rey Theo. Whitfield. D. D., pastor Of Fnl-
ton Baptist church, is conducting a meet
ing IN Hanover county.
Miss Nettie Seay. 400 Nicholson street. Is
spending the summer with friends IN Am
herst and Fluyanns counties.
Judge Bond has appointed Benjamin F.
Dos PssOs receiver OF the Chamberlain 10
tel, at Old Point Comfort.
Miss Emmie Mclaughlin. of Church Hill,
has returned after an extended visit to
Trenton and Camden, n. j.
Next Thursday night is the time for the
precinct meetings IN Richmond for the pur-
pose of eleoting delegates to the District
Congressional Convention.
Captain Sol Cutchins who has just re-
covered from long and severe illness. will
to-day leave for Rockbridge Alum Springs
10 luuy recuperate MS heslth.
Miss w. b. Harrison, of Richmond, who
has been visiting her kinsman and family.
Mr.. Henry Waring at Sandy Point, Charles
City county, has returned home.
The little fellow. Frank Hall. who was
run over by horse last Sunday and
severely injured, was reported last night by
DR.. Garcn as slightly improved.
All Of the Denver pilgrims, with the ex-
ception OF Mr. William II. Sands. have re-
turned home. Mr. Sands has gone North
10 visit his former partner, Mr. George
Bryan.
To merely mention tho fact that f COM
pany proposes 20 give an excurRlonto Dutch
Gap next Tuesday night on the Ariel Will
be enough TO insure pleasant evening TO
all who 90 with them. The steamer leaves
at o'clock precisely.
The third Of the City Mission outings
will take place on Thursday, the 18th. at
Warwick Park The ladies' meet Saturday
afternoon at $3.50 at Young Mems Christian
Association rooms 10 arrange for the trip.
Negotiations have just been completed for
the sale of portion of the old Fort Powha-
tan property, of Revolutionary fame where
it is proposed TO erect large plant for the
manufacture of bricks. thing and other
kinds Of clay materials.
Johnson d Ebenback, bsrkeepers at
1901 east Main street, made an assignment
Yesterday 10 L. o. Wendonburg. trustee.
The Liabilities are tl.2O0. julius lde's claim
for 5000 and Peter Stumpfs for 1890 are to
be paid in full and the other creditors pro
rata.
There was 10 have been a half-mile race
a. the Exposition Grounds Thursday after
noon between a horse belonging 10 Mr..
Chris. Bergen aud one owned by Mr.. Law
renee, but shortly before the time Tor the
race Mr Bergens horse died quite sud
denly. DR.. Naughn-Lloyd was summoned
and pronounced It case of arsenic poison