The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-20


Ur Kerr Will be greeted by large
audience.
An ugly mud hole exists at the corner
~ Ien!erson and Broad streets because
~ tho sewer mouth being stepped up.
The crossings are also covered with mud
NJ Tor 4. n. Drewry of Westover. Judge
T. n Farrar of Amelia and Mr. Bradley
I saunders Of New York ere a: the Ex'
change Hotel.
Christian Anthony, a cclored man, was
arrested Yesterday and lodged In the
First station. charged with stealing
horse from Mr.. w. y. Davis, OF Chester
field. Anthony says he is innocent ana
that he simply held the horse for another
man.
The ladies OF the Peterkin Guild of st.
James church will give a Thanksgiving
dinner at ui2 Main street on Thanks
giving Day. Dinner will be served from
/ TO T. NJ The bill Of fare will be
elaborate.
Miss Bertha Van Leer OF Baltimore,
is visiting the Misses Kraker Of 100 east
Clay street
Mr. Virginius Johnson was considerably
improved last night, end was recovering
/ his speech Drs. ]. 3. McCaw and Isaiah
Fl. White are in constant attendance upon
| him.
Miss Hartley Graham. who has been
/ passing some time with Mr.. and Mrs.
Seldom Bruce, leaves on Saturday to
spend a week with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
II. Blair, when she will return to Wash
ington.
The ladies Of Grace Episcopal church
will hold their annual Thanksgiving din
ner on Wednesday. the 23d, at 1112 east
Main street. from 1 10 o'clock. There
til
80 cents. and everyone, Protestant or
otherwise, should aid the worthy cause
John w. Taylor and Mrs. Mary Whit
low were married on Wednesday evening
last at the residence Of the brides
parents No 81 Orleans street. Rev. Mr..
Laughon performed the ceremony.
Rev. Dr. Whitfield will preach at the
Fulton Baptist church to-day. He but
recently returned from the Baptist Asso-
citation meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles We'll have IS
sued invitations TO their silver wedding
at No. 10l west Clay street, from s T.
NJ. TO midnight Sunday, November GOTH
Mr. We'll is an old and popular resident
and he and his estimable wife have the
best wishes Of a large circle Of friends.
Cards are out for the marriage of Mr..
Archibald Williams Patterson, of Rich
Mr.. and Mrs. J. i. billiard, of Memphis,
Tenn. This wedding is TO occur al the
residence Of the brides parents, $50 JEFF
ferson street. Memphis, on Wednesday,
November Goth at 4 p NJ. Mr. Pat
terson is the junior partner of the law
firm Of Courtney &c Patterson, of this
city. and Is well known here as a rising
young counsellor at-law.
Marriage licenses were issued yester- |
day to Mr. Clarence Z. Toombs, OF South |
Boston, and Miss Carrie Williams of |
Richmond; also to Mr.. Edward Miller
and Miss Mary II. Harris, both OF Rich
mond.
Free omnibuses will leave Murphys
Hotel at 10 A. NJ. Tuesday next for the
auction sale at Acca Stock Farm, which
begins at 1890 o'clock.
Commander Graham, who formerly had
charge of the monitor fleet anchored be-
low this city, has asked permission Of the
Navy Department to accept d position
with the Pacific Mail and Steamship Com
pany. His request has been granted, and
1t is understood that he will run between
San Francisco and Panama.
j. Marshall Atkinson of Chicago, ILL.,
is at home visiting his mother. Mrs. A
d. Atkinson, American Hotel.
The entertainment which was to have
been given by the West End Young
Womens Christian Temperance Union
some time back, and was postponed on
account Of illness, will be given at the
residence Of its president, Mrs. j. Il.
Wood, No. 11S Pine street, Friday, No
vember 25th Old tickets hold good.
Miss Pencie Weddell will leave Tuesday
for "White Marsh" Gloucester county,
the home Of General Taliaferro.
Mr.. r. Z. Michaels, railroad secretary
Of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton Of Richmond and Manchester is
call to Roanoke.
MIR. Samuel b. Nelson's fast young
mare, Miss Nelson, won first money in a
race at Fay etteville, n. c.. yesterday.
Rev. Walter G. Bates will preach at
Trinity church this morning at II o'clock,
and at s o'clock at night.
Mrs. Sam. Graham, of Plttsburg 0or-
merly Miss Sue Neal, of RichmoEdD who
has been visiting her brother, Mr. T., D.
Neal, for two or three weeks will leave
for home on Monday. She has a large
number Of friends here.
Mr.. c. II. P.erso on, editor Of the Vir-
ginia Sun ana chairman of the State COM
mittee of the Peoples party left for
New York Friday, and will sail for
Europe next Wednesday. Mr.. Pierson
goes across the water to see his aged
mother and his son, who has been az
school there. q
Mr. c. w. Tanner left last evening for
New York on business trip.
Miss Daisy Mullikin, of Baltimore, is
visiting her aunt. Mrs. Gervas Storrs, r
Of No. PA west Main street. !
Mi. Macon Johnson, Of north Tenth |
street. had recovered sufficiently TO wit '
TESS the demonstration on last Thurs s
lay night, after a severe illness. S
Miss Eta Gee, Of Lunenburg, is stopping
At Mrs. Webb's sol east Clay street. a
The Union passenger electric car line
s being furnished with new copper trolley .
wires Of much greater size and strength :
han those now in use.
Corporal w. M. Myers, Of the How {
tiers who took an active part in the e
demonstration of Thursday evening, re- d
uraed home much fatgued, and has been a
confined to his bed ever since. q
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