The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-04
and Briefs.

Mr. H. womack, Of New York. is IN the
city.
Senator Flood left yesterday for Appomat'o1
Courthouse.
Mr.. X. c. Murry. Of the Norfolk Landmark
was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Paul G.. Edmunds, OF HALIFAX county
is at the Exchange Hotel
Captain j. 2. Henry. of the University fuo-
fishing Company, was in the city yesterday
Mr.. W. w. Rountree. of Richmond. was at
the Howard House, Washington Tuesday
Mr.. Fred. G. Ship. prominent Knight OK
the Golden Eagle OF Chicago. Is at the Aneti-
can.
Mr.. George d. Levy. Of Stanton, formerly
of Picbroond l. on a visit 10 relatives IN this
city.
Blessrs. Morton A. Goodman and ). d.
Rosenbaum returned Yesterday morning from
New York.
The reqular meeting Of Powhstan Club will
he held tonight. There will be business OF
importance.
Rev. w. Hickey, well-known Baptist
preacher of Philadelphia, has been IN hlch-
mond this week.
C. Glover (colored) was received at the
penitentiary Yesterday 10 serve two years tor
burglary in Tazewell county.
Captain Frank Cunningham left yesterday
afternoon for Norfolk. where be will sing to-
day at a meeting held by Sam Jones.
Tie First battalion of the First regiment
Major j. II. Derhyshire commander, will
drill under the new drill regulations tonight.
Mr.. Morgan Mills and wife arrived home
after a weeks absence on their bridal tour IN
the North yesterday afternoon by the zoo
train.
The condition Of Rev Or. Joshua Peterkn.
rector Of ST. James church, remains UNI
change For the past week lie has remain
ed IN the same state or mind
The intermediate examinations in tie Pub
lie High School and the Colored Normal
School commences TODAY In the other public
schools they will commence on Monday.
The Senate Committee on Education and
Public Institutions Will leave this morning nc
9 o'clock for etersburg. where they Will
make an investigation Of the Central Lunatlc
Asylum.
Bishop white. whose distressing illness
for four months has caused him much suner-
inc and his friends great uneasiness. was re-
ported so much improved yesterday - 60 20
able % sit uD and move about has room
Over sixty additions have been made 90 the
membership OF Iine-street Baptist church.
These We're the fruits of the revival IN which
Rev Mr. Huts0l was assisted bT Rev III.
Jandtum and Rev. Messrs Claybrook and
Hines.
Captain George W. Manning superintend-
ent of IHE TINE composing room. while 60
ing home Yesterday morning met with quite
q painful accident. When on Sixth street
near Broad he stepped on n banana peel and
fell The Captain WAS severely bruised and IS
confined to his bed,
Cards are out for the following marriages:
At Broad-street church. 5 o'clock T. ~,
Wednesday Miss Helen Ashby. daughter OF
Mr.. c. W. Hunter. TO Mr.. j. Payne Ihomp-
son. On the same date at Centenary church.
at 6 O'Clock r. NJ. Hiss A. Cora Bosseau TO
Mr. George b. Wilson.
Among those who arrived at the Exchange
Hotel last evening We're Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
r. Garden New York Mr.. r.. Is. Mantell,
Mss Charlotte Behrens. Mr. and Mrs W q.
Elliott. Wilmington. n. g.; 1lr. VI Glennan
CAPTAIN Washington Taylor. Mr.. Charles q.
Elliott. Mr. Walter Sharpe, Mr.. W. y. Bald
win. Norfolk Hon. l.. ). 4. larrel, Essex.
Messrs. r. r. Wilcox and r. J.. De Jarnette
of Norfolk. are at the Exchange Hotel. They
will appear before the House Committee on
Agriculture and Mining in opposition to the
passage of Mr.. K0iners Fertilizer bill.
Messrs. William II. White George Mcintosh.
William W. Old and other Norfolk people are
also here iO look after various matters IN con-
nectiOn with the Legislature.