The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-09

in'eresting Facts About Richmond's Cin
rens and Other Matters.

IONS ana Otner nattefs.
Miss Elise Williams left for Old Point
Thursday
-, Mr.. Lightfoot Filbatss, who has beer very
Ill. ia out again.
Nr. @. p Stokes and family will return
IRON Old Point to-day.
, Colonel John s. Cunningham. OF North
oafohna. Is in the city.
Mr. Mayo Logon, who has been quite sick,
mas returned to duty on the City railway.
Mr.. Alfred A. Ksrshaw. of Lynchburg. is
visiting friends and relatives in the city.
Mrs. Samuel Fields. of Greensboro. S.
-, Is on visit TO Der parents, Dir. and Mrs.
Heath.
Mr.. John NJ Taylor has returned 10 the city
after very pleasant trip TO West Point and
Yorktown.
Enterprise Council. Jr o. U. A. NJ. carried
large crowd down the river on tho Ariel
thursday night.
Hon. w. NJ. Fishbsck. Democratic candi-
date Tor Governor OF Arkansas. read law IN
richmond in 1867.
Mr. T. NJ. Ryan has returned home from
Lexington. Ky. where he spent pleasant
time visiting relatives.
K. W. Reynolds, from Hsmpden-Sidney
College, is in the city on business pertaining
10 the Presbyterian Church.
Mr: ]. Il. Tyree of the West-End market,
VINO has been quite sick at his home, No. lilo
fioyd avenue is slowly improving.
Sherwood Skinner is at his mothers, on
south Cherry street. after sn extended absence
IN petersburg and at school in MARYLAND.
Weddell-Memorial Mission SUNDAY school
VIII unite with ST. Johns Sunday school in
a picnic 10 be held July 18th at Providence
Forge.
Dir. George Harrison. representing Garrett
IL Co.. of Weldon. n. c.. one of the largest
wine manufacturers east of the Rockies, is in
| the city.
Among the marriage licenses issued in
Washington Thursday was one TO Theodore
Layton and Katie B. Huntley, both of Rich
mond, Va.
Mr. W. II. Yenable. of Hampden-Sidney
College. was the successful competitor in tho
State collegiate oratoricsl contest at Rich
| mond College.
Mr.. William r. Brown. stenographer for
the Associated Railways. has returned TO the
city after pleasant soiourn for several days
III Philadelphia.
Colonel b. II. Mercer writes from Pitts
burg Pa. that he will be in Richmond July
18th. He has been mp TO Homestead and says
the condition of affairs is deplorable
| The Baptist Sunday-School Association Of
! Richmond and Manchester will hold its quar-
terly meeting on Sunday afternoon at 4
o'clock with the Randolph-street church, this
city.
Mccarthy Council, Royal Arcanum, have
! changed both their dates and place or meet
| ing. la future they will meet at Lee Camp
Hall on the first and third Thursdays of eac
month.
Miss Emma Barksdale returned from Old
Point yesterday and will be the guest Of her
sister, Mrs. @. p. Lathrop for few days.
before leaving for "Brownhill." in Halifax
county.
Dan Logon. a negro youth, about eighteen
years old, was arrested yesterday and locked
up in the Second station. charged with steal
ing gold watch. keys and - cents in money,
all valued at as, the property OF Il. W. Ford,
Of Barton Heights.
Rev. DR.. Tudor having returned 10 the city
from the District Conference at Newport
News. will preach Sunday at II A. NJ. and
S:15 ?. NJ. The subject at night will be The
Glad Tidings to the Poor"
Mr.. T. H. Richardson. an employee of tho
Allegheny railroad shops, who was stricken
with paralysis Wednesday night and lost the
use Of his left side. is still quite Ill at bis
home. on south Laurel street.
The Virginia Press Association will meet al
Portsmouth the 18th of this month in annual
session, and. after the business of the body
has been disposed Of. will 60 on steamer OK
cursion TO Boston and othern Northern points
The alarm at 1901 o'clock yesterday after
noon from box 70 was caused by the burning
of negro cabin occupied by Belle Thompson
in rear of T. f. Hannigan's. s2l Brook ave
nue.. Only the roof was damaged. Loss
about $40.
Nessrs. G. II. Hagan and George l. Currie
of Continental Lodge. Knights of Honor. yes
terday paid 20 Mrs. Louis Dowdy, OF nortf
Twenty fourth street. $4,000. This was thu
amount due that lady as the death benefit Of
Der husband.
In the casa of Orenstein against the Rich
mond Union Passenger Railway Company. II
the circuit court Yesterday. tor $4,000 dam
ages. the jury being unable to agree judg'
Wexford discharged them. The case hai
been remanded for further trial.
Treasurer X. A. Earl of Halifax county
was in the city yesterday and made settle
rnent with the Auditor Of Public Accounts 10
the revenues of 1891 and license taxes of Ma,
1892 He was the frst treasurer In the Stat
TO hand in his report of delinquent lands.
Mr.. John X Childrey's horse ran away on
Broad street with the buggy to which 1t wa
hitched yesterday morning. The porter
the Temple dry goods store was Hnocke'
before it had gone far. No damage was done
The new lodge of Odd-Fellows. which ha
been named the Capital City Lodge. held al
enthusiastic meeting Thursday evening. NooL
Grand George B. Jones presided with BIT. :,
Casey az secretary. The new members vii
be initiated at the Richmond Lodge Hall mex
Monday evening.
The Richmond Office of the United state
Express Company will be abolished ate
July 3ist and that company will discontinu
its service over the James River division o
the Chesapeake and Ohio railway between
here and Clifton Forge. The reason assignee
for this is that the contract originally mad
with the Richmond and Allegheny rsilroa
will then expire and that the Chesapeake an
Ohio will patronize the Adams or Souther
Express. which now does business on lis mai
line.
| ann EDITORS.