The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-23

r,..,estlnr Facts About RIchmond's Cit
liens and Other Matters.


~ Charles W. Curtice continues sick at
bis room at the 81. Claire Hotel.
uo.srs. williamson Talley and George a.
Gibson returned from New York yestefu's
morning.
NrssL Lizzie Bradbury. Of Petersburg, who
ba4 Leen visiting Mrs. Sledd. left tor hoHo
Yesterday.
Miss Lizzie Clarke. Of Henderson. n. C.. -
the guest Of Miss o.. Margie Manning eas'
Leigh street.
Miss Alice Hudson. Of Washington. IL tne
guest Of Miss Carrie Batcheller. III hol'"
Iyenty-third street
Mr.. Douglas f.. TAYLOR and Miss Annie
Williams will be married nc the First baPtS'
church this evening mt 6 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Payne Thompson nee
Hunter are in tho city. They Will leave iOI
their future home. Roanoke, tomorrow
In the city circuit court yesterday ludg-
ment was given Tor 700 IN the 'aso III
mund Weddill. Jr.. against i. ii. AdaiAs'
Mrs. Joseph T.. Gill has received from MIS-
A } Stokes q check for go. - De ueNolc4
TO the water fund OF the Male Orphan Asylum
The mass-meeting of the SaoDa'n-scn0o
workers az the Presbyterian chqrch 2uI"H,
of,arnoon WAS we'll attented and marked by
able addresses.
Mrs. T. w. boswell. Of Bullfe!d. had the
misfortune to lose n valuable FLY yesterday
by Helmdal, dam Sunmald. cause OF uc"''
was rupture OF the stomach.
Miss Cornelia Brown aad Mss jennie
Winiree. of Lynchburg. who have been visit
ing DR.. and Mr.. Sledd in this city. will leave
for Ashland to-day % visit Mrs. Smith.
Great Jr. Sycamore O. +. Wise, OF the Great
Council OF Virginia, Improved Order Lea
Men. will leave for stanton Wednesday
morning TO institute Cherokee Tribe. No. 81.
The regular monthly meeting Of the Wo-
mans Indian Society. of Richmond, will meet
in the parlor OF the Young Mems Christian
Association to-day at 1880 o'clock. Important
business.
The second anniversary Of the PRESBYTERIAN
Union at Grace-street church sunday night
was "a highly interesting service, ana maue
another link IL the bond OF union between
the individual churches.
Judge r. r. Farrar Johnny Rebl will lee
ture tonight at Lee Camp Hall for the Denent
OF widows and orphans of Confederate SOL
diers. There will be singing by captain
Cunningham and others.
At the Blues banquet last evening, on mo-
ton o. Captain Cutchins. a committee was APP
pointed 10 arrange for the annual celebration
of the Blues on the 10th Of May next. me
resolution emphasized the point that IL should
be az old-faihioned all-day Altar.
Michael LOterIO. who keeps a lrult stand NJ
the corner of Eleventh and Main. was run into
by a coal cart this morning at the corner NJ
Twelfth and Main streets. 10 was found that
no bones were broken. and the injured man
was taken home III o carriage.
The Woman's Christian Temperance I Mon,
including the young woman'5 department.
will meet in the parlors OF the Young Mems
Christian Association 40 3 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon. when the reports OF the work of
the various societies IN Richmond and Ash
land will be recelvad.
The American Hotel spread a tempting
table 10 n party of newspaper men yesterday,
and the menu vas made up of choice vIanIs
and aDpetIzing delicacies. Wines o. "a pleas
ing vintage topped OF the repast. and with
the press BOYS the American will ever be
popular. IL was indeed q happy occasion
with everyone present.
The Young Women's Christian Temperance
Union had their regular monthly sOciaDle az
Mrs. j. Tyler JObson's last evening. The
main feature was a hatchet party. IN which
the Ratchet family made themse.ye very
entertaining. The attendance WAS large and
the entire affair very pleasant from every
staDlDOlut.