The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-17
ROUND ABOUT THE CITY.
wHArrnr rowx foLKs ARE DOING
Ard ,ha ,yav They are Entertaining Their
visitors Items of Live News Iha'
Have Been Condensed.

Mr.. William II. IHDoll '0A' '"'' N''h
Cor Old Point
Major John Poe has returned from trip
T. the seashore.
Schiller Lodge. !. 0. o. f., installed its
officers Friday night.
The total amount Of the Sbeltering Arms
fund IL now ~6.J2s.3r
The circuit court has adjourned until the
third Monday IA October.
Mr. ". j. Nichols will leave Tuesday Tor
Ocean View and Norfolk.
Dr. and Mrs. J. S. D. Cullen left yester-
day for the White Sulphur.
Miss Mabel Hawkins. II West Point, "a,
is visiting relatives on Church Hi.
Miss George Gathright will leave Monday
for Washington, ID. C., on pleasure IMP
Colonel ]. r. Melville Of Georgia, well
known in this city. is visiting friends here.
Mr. Lawrence O'Connor. OF Charleston. :.
G il on visit to his sister, Mrs. ii. Clinton
BOudar.
TELEGRAM received from Hoboken. n. j.,
announced the safe arrival Oh MI byron
Wailerstein.
The Red Men Of Richmond will pay a fra
terna visit Monday night 20 lndianoia lHDe
OF Manchester.
Mr.. Otway Alien and family will spend
the summer in Greenbrier county near the
White Sulphur Springs.
Mo. Talcott and daughters, Of Bon Ar
are stopping with Mrs. Harry Selden' ~ Aer
cottage 40 Virginia Beach.
Miss Madeline English is rusticating at
Grantland. Va, the beautiful home OF her
aunt, Mrs. Walter J.. Grant.
Mr.. William A. Brown and wife. Of Balti-
more. are visiting the father OF the latter at
50i north Twenty-sixth street
Mr.. H. II. OConnor of Charleston, = G.,
II the guest of bis brOther-in-iaw, Dit. II. Z.
B0udar. 40i north Twelfth street.
Mrs. NJ. i. Gahan, of Whitewater, the
mother If Frank T. and Arcale Burke, IS
stopping with the latter during her visit.
Ernest Weislger, auditor of the Assoca-
ted Railways. bias returned 20 work after a
pheasant vacation with friends ia the
country.
Mr. Richmond Maury, Of this city, will be
married on the 18th instant at CHRIST
church. Smithteld, Va, to Miss Mary VII
son Jordan.
Corporal i. l. Parr is spending his va
cation by an extended tour. lie will prob
ably visit Boston, Mass. and Newport be-
fore his return.
Master Walter Harwood and Temple Roy
are visitins at the beautiful country resi-
dence of Howard Swinef0rd, Esq. in Ches-
terfield county.
The Richmond Light Infantry Blues will
give one of their delightful moonlight ex-
cur-ions 10 Dutch Gap on the Ariel the 25th
Of this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gwatkin. Miss
Emily Cusson. Miss Rosahe Smith and Dir.
W. j.. Cussen left yesterday afternoon for
Old Point.
Mr.. and Mrs w. T. Hancock and family.
including Miss Lena Hancock. will leave in
q few days for Battery ark, near Asheville,
n. @.
The Goyernorye yesterday refused a pardon
70 John Wilson. who is serving a term Of
ak years in the penitentiary for horse |
stealing in Orange county.
Governor Mckinney and family left yes
terdav morning for Blue Ridge Springs /
and Mr. =. Branch Mckinney went 80 Farm /
vile TO spend "a few weeks.
Next Tuesday will be the festival Of st. |
Vincent de Paul the great apostle of |
charity aud the founder OF the sainted and |
popular order. tho Sisters of Charity.
The ambulance was called last night at |
1880 o'clock % the elevator on Seven
seenth street TO white man with
cramps. lie was treated and left.
T. Ellis Jones and Roy B. Pace have left
fr stanton, where they will attend the
Normal Institute which Do now holding its
ummer session ia that city.
Miss Helen Aylwin. teacher of instru-
sental music at st. Josephs Academy. has
)ne TO Brooklyn. NJ y. TO spend her vaca-
ton with her sister airs. Major.
Mr.. George Crutchfeid, secretary and
business manager of the State Newspaper
Company. lett with bis family yesterday Tor
Culpeper He will return on Monday.
Mrs 4. c. Jones and children. Of 2521
Nenabie street, left yesterday TO visit reia-
tiyes and friends in the mountains, where
they expect % remain three or four weeks.
Mr. Paul Pratt. Of the Atlantic Electro
poiss Company, of Washington, is in the
city. Mr. d. X. Hill is now the agent here
for the Electr0pOise with Office at 4l6 east
Grace
Mrs. Eugene Hartsook and family have
left the city and gone to Ashland TO spend
some time with her father. Captain l.. j.
Ellis. Blrs. HartsOJk is residing in Sioux
City. Iowa.
Rev DR.. Pitt. who is great worker and
very prolific with his pen, 10 threatened /
with penmans paralysis. and 10 now stu
diousy practicing with typewriter as
substitute and relief.
The alarm of fire Yesterday mt los p. NJ.
from box ~ was caused by fire built by |
some boys on Pickett street Some person
seeing dense smoke sent Of all alarm with
out making further inquiry.
Professor Howard l.. Whitlock of tie
Mechanics Institute, and popular attache
O, the Richmond Locomotive Works, lett
the city yesterday for d sOIOurn Of two
weeks in the Blue Ridge mountains.
Mrs. Howard Paine and her daughters.
Misses Evelyn aud Mamie Paine, have left the
city on a visit 10 Mrs findley daughter
OF Mrs. Paine at her beautiful summer resi-
dence, Clematis Cottage. near Abingdon,
Va.
The following left Richmond for Cherry
stone Cottage, Virginia, yesterday: Mrs.
Daniel Lyons, Misses lyons Mrs Irving
hpsc0mb. Oi Church Hill b. Douglas
Wherry, Mrs. AcOlph EllYsou. the Misses
Ellyson; Misses Lyons, OF First and Main
streets.
The indications ara that no exhibit at the
Forthcoming Exposition viii be moro atirac-
tive. larger and more varied luan the poul-
try. pigeon aud pet stock. Secretary Tyler
is OF this opinion and seems to have good
reasons therefor.
Rev. Dr. Hoge will preach at his church
this morning at IL o'clock and in the after
noon at o'clock. The latter service lasts
only about three-Quarters OF an hour. This
VIII be DIR. H0ge's last Sunday IN Richmond
during the sumner
The many friends of Professor Edmund
Harrison, whose extreme illness has been
reported IN these columns. will be pleased
10 hear that his condition last evening was
thought 10 be improved. and that there is
Wrought 10 he a strong probability of bis Ill
innate recovery.
Next Thursday night Messrs. II. Theo-