The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-30
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Rfcbmonds III
zens and other Matters.

Mrs. c. r. Bradley, who has been quite
sick, is much better.
Mr.. James New is visiting relatives IN
King aud Queen county.
Mr.. q. Ed. Mathews. Of Louisville, n.y.
is in the city for few days.
Clarence Hamilton. Of Arlinton Terrace
has returned from Baltimore.
Herbert Steinbach has returned from
pleasant visit 10 tie country.
Ex-Constabe Gatewood Talley is sick at
his residence on west Main street.
Miss Ceana Robertson is on q visit to her
aunt. Mrs. John Allen. OF Ashland.
Mrs. Cross. of Portsmouth. is visiting
Mrs. &. ". Nolkmann. near Minder.
DIR. G. T.. Hartman and wife returned Sat
urday from two weeks trip North.
Captain Jack Allen and Miss Bell Fender
have returned home from Powhatan.
Mr. Morton A. Goodman returned yester-
day morning from trip to New York.
Mr. j. V. Ramos is on a visit to Mrs.
Ramos and children at Charlottesyl.le.
Rev. Dr. A. +. Dickinson is at Shiloh
Baptist Association in Culpeper county.
Captain Lowell and family have returned
from Otterburn Springs Amelia county.
DR.. Thomas Nelson Page returned to the
city yesterday after prolonged absence.
Mr.. Clarence Timberlake has returned
from his vacation much improved by DIS
trip.
Miss Lummie Cunningham has returned
from her trip 10 Denver and across the con-
tinent.
Mrs. d. f. Harris and children. of Pow
batap. are visiting her father on Meadow
street.
Mrs. /. T. Waller and Mrs. ". T. Rich;
ardson leave this morning for Saratoga and
Canada.
The suit reported Sunday against G. f.
Crawford was brought for damages. and Is
contested.
Mr.. William G. Adams. superintendent of
the gas works, has been quite SICK since
Saturday.
Mr.. w. w. Moss has returned from his
vacation spent in Surry county and at the
seashOre
Mr.. Charles Benham. special accountant
| OF the Louisville and Nashville railroad 10
/ in the city on business in connection with
/ the road.
Messrs. Louis and Henry @. Rueger have
returned 10 the city after very pleasant
! soiourn in New York.
Miss Emma Hopkins. of Richmond, has
returned after q pleasant trip 70 friends aud
relatives at Fredericksburg.
M s. P. Waddil. clerk Of Henrico
/ County Court, who has been in New York.
is expected home in few days.
Messrs. O. II. and David Funston aud X.
/ H. Harwood have returned from trip to
Canada and the Northern cities.
The funeral of Mr.. Lewis G. MoGee took
place Sunday afternoon at o'clock from
Clay-street Methodist church.
Mr.. William Frommer. of this city. has
left for three months trip TO Germany,
his former home. and to visit his parents.
St. Amis Society of st. Mary's Catholic
church will give a picnic tomorrow az
Blandon Park. Mr.. j. Reurke IS president
/ OF the society.
Messrs. }. Monroe Phillips, r. NJ. Smith
and others. of West-New Baptist church.
Sunday afternoon conducted services at the
Male Orphan Asylum.
to Mr. 'GssRgk no. SnP deht N'E v 2t
friends in Richmond. He is accompanied
by his mother, who now resides IN Staun-
ton.
Among the Americans registered at the
Paris office Of the New York Herald on Sat
uriay we're Mr. W. d. Chestefman. Miss Gull
laume and the Misses Williams, all OF Rich
mond.
Secretary TYLER. of the Virginia Agricul-
'tural and Mechanical Society, has returned
from Cape Charles. where he went TO make
arrangements for the racing which will take
place at the Exposition.
Mr.. Z. C. station, late with the Richmond
Electric Railway Company. left yesterday
for Mosey station, Richmond and DanUlle
railroad. where he will be employed as as
sistant agent and telegraph operator.
hnnaa nonulae
| Cullingworth (white) was tried yesterday
before Squire Vincent for assault and re.
stating Officer Goddin in the discharge OF
his duty He was sent on to the grand
jury.
The Rev. J. T. Tucker united in matri
! mopv on the 23d of August 1892. two well
known residents Of Church Hill. Mr.. Mi
ebael Burger and Miss Maude Ii. Goddin.
The bride is daughter of Special Officer
GOddin.
called meeting Of the Committee on
Grounds and Buildings Of the City Council
will be held this evening at $3.50 o'clock IL
the City Engineers Office. Some i'm
portant business ia TO be transacted and
full attendance OF the members OF the com
mittee Is requested
The policemen who raided the negro clut
on Sixth and Broad streets at an early hour
SUNDAY morning and arrested thirty one o.
the members who were drunk. shooting
craps" and otherwise making night or morn
ing hideous, were Officers sutton Foster
Poitiaux. Farley. Harmon and Griffin. Ihn
was dive Of hard character.
Mr.. r. a. Taylor. manager of the Virginia
Car Service Association, has returned iron
a two-weeks' business trip through Nortf
Carolina. He visited the mountain castle
near Asheville being built by Vanderbilt
He saws il is larger than our City Hall anC
will cost about twice as much. Mr.. Taylol
was accompanied on his trip by Mr. JOSEPH
3. Johnston.
Captain Sorcho. who has attracted 81
much attention by his aquatic exhibitions
at Warwick Park aud at Forest Hill Park
will give another entertainment at Pores
Hill Park tonight. This Will probably b.
the last entertainment Of the kind here, a
the Captain leaves the next day for Hamp
ton. The feats that the Captain perform
In the water and his display Of frewOrk
are said by those who have seen them to b
wonderful. There will be naval battl
between two miniature ships OF war. Ihl
is well worth seeing.
The Mormons Are Gone.
The citizens of Hanover held a meetin