The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-14
PERSONAL AxD GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's Csi-
r~ns and Other MATTERS.

Interesting Facts About Richmoud's Csi-
rens and Other Matters.
Ex-Aldsrman J. Fred Gum lie on visit to
| old friends in this city.
Mr.. Haskell Argsnbnght and Mrs, New
ton Argentright. of Staunton. are In the
city.
Captain b. G. Cook. of Kansas. formerly
collector of customs in Richmond. - In the
city.
Mrs. A. L. Quinby, of Maryland. Is visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. &. w. Wingheld. at
her home. ITO north Beech.
The annual meeting of the Hasker-Mar-
cuse Company was held at the company
Office. on Venable street. yesterday.
Lieutenant L. J. Euker regsined his full
consciousness yesterday. and bis physician
feels confident of mis- speedy recovery.
Mr.. James V. Ramos has again been called
to Charlottesville on account of the CRITICAL
illness OF bis brother-in-lsw, Mr.. Len Page.
Mrs. Hattie Davis Cooley. of Raleigh n.
c.. il the guest of her father. Councilman
George b. Davis. at Twentieth and Grace
streets.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Baber and her daughter.
Mamie. of Lynchburg. and Miss Orrie Dllls.
OF Giles county. are visiting Mrs. Ut. Ire
william. at SIC south Third street.
The Right Rev. Bishop white. Of the
diocese of Virginia. Is at Clifton Springs,
n. T.. where be continues to improve. be-
ing now able to walk short distances.
Mr.. w. T. Goodman and Mrs. Mary
Woody, widow of the late Thomas Woody.
were married at Old st. Johns church on
Wednesday evening. Rev. Mr.. Kuyk Off
ciated.
Mr.. C. B. Woolfork. deputy sheriff of
Louisa county. assisted by Police Officer t.
c. Bailey. Yesterday arrested negro named
Tom Timberlake. on Tenth street. on the
charge OF stealing beet in that county.
He was temporarily lodged at the First sta
ton.
Nessrs. Stowe & Nuchols have received
the contract for the water gauge to De put
in the river near the Richmond and Dan
Vile depot and Baggage, Agent A; j. Dues
berry has been appointed river observer by
the Weather Bureau at Washington.
Colonel Henry T. Douglas. chief engi-
neer of the baltimore and Ohio railroad. has
RESIGNED his position. Mr.. w. T. Naming.
the assistant chief engineer. has been as
signed 10 the duties or the position until
otherwise ordered.
The quarterly meeting of the Woman's
Baptist Missionary Society was held at the
Second Baptist church at noon yesterday;
One hundred and fifty dollars was collected
siopary in italy.
Major Lewis Ginter arrived in New York
per Majestic on Wednesday, aud passed
through Richmond en- route to his country
home yesterday. HIS niece. Miss Arrents,
accompanied him.
There will be meeting of the CONNER
cial Travellers Democratic Club this even
ing at clock sharp. Every menber 10
requested to be present as there is business
of very great importance.
Mrs. II. d. Lafferty is visiting her parents
at their residence. No. II north Laurel
street
Miss Mathews. of Montgomery. Ala. is
visiting Mrs. Thomas Alfriend. No. II.
north Laurel street.
MIR. A. f. Richardson. of Church Roads.
Va. had fine horse stolen from him lew
nights ago, which has not been recovered as
yet.
Miss Ellie and Contesse Seawell, OF Glou-
cester, are in the city. visiting the family OF
Mr.. George F. Merrill. on Cary street.
Mrs. General Mcdonald. Mr.. and Mrs.
Otway 4. Allen and the family OF Mr. Is.
Rand Wexford. who have spent the summer
at Grey Cliffs" will return home on Satur-
day next
The alarm of fire at 1925 P. NJ. yesterday
from Box 1871 was caused by blazing leak
in a gas-pIpe at Is east Broad street. winch
was promptly put out by the hremen with no
damsge.
Sheriff /. W. Wood. of Buckingham
county. yesterday delivered at the penlten-
tiary Jesse Jackson and Reuben Timber