The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-01
PERSONAL And GExERAL.
Interesting Facts About Ricfm0sd's Cit
xens and Other Matters.

fuouc SCHOOL puldingS are mucn noouoo
in Fulton.
Mr. Z. T. Gentry has gone North en- .
business trip.
The October term of the hustinas court
begins on Monday next.
Mr.. William A. Walker has returned from
Baltimore and Philadelphia.
Mr.. p. G. Campbell. advance agent Of
'"The Soudan." is in the city.
BY the death of Mr.. Martin Finucean there
is lost to Fulton good citizen.
Mr.. J. w. Hughes, a prominent con-
tractor of Lynohburg, is in the city.
Mr.. John Whitman is better. He fell and
broke his collar-bone Saturday last.
Miss Margaret Wright. of Augusta. Ga. Is
on visit to her relatives in this city.
Rockets Democratic Club will join that
of Fulton in the mass-meeting next month.
The Fulton Democratic Club will have an
open air meeting Thursday, October 18th,
next.
Mrs. p. NJ. O'Donnell. of Louisiana street.
is visiting relatives Of Mr.. O'Donnell. In
Pittsburg, Pa.
DIR. Charles Y. Darlington has returned
to the city and can be found at his home,
$40 Park avenue.
Mr.. w. S. Phillips. once prominent citi-
zen of this city. now of Chesterfield, was in
Richmond to-day.
NIr. George Elliott, son of Mr. Warren G..
Elliott. president of the Atlantic Coast Line,
was in town yesterday.
Mrs. George Risk is at home after the
summer spent in the Virginia mountains
and Huntington. w. Va.
Miss Lottie Hartman left q few days since
for Brooklon, N. T.. where she will spead
the winter with her uncle.
Mrs. l.. w. /. Bulifant, with her mother.
Mrs. Sarah j. Birchett has returned to
Surry county after visiting relatives here.
The Rev. William L. Laughon. of Denny
street Methodist Episcopal church. is hold
ing revival services. Mrs. Laughon is better.
Hanover Troop. Chesterfield Troop. the
Stuart Horse Guard and the Ashby Light
Horse will participate in the trades parade
next Thursday.
Mrs. Julia Kaufet. of Estelville, N. j., is
on visit to relatives in Fulton, and Miss
Annie Kaufelt has Just come home from
visiting at Estelville. N. J.
The people of Fulton are hoping for the
visit of the Committee on Streets TO au-
thorize certain needed improvements. That
section of the city is very clean now.
A number of memorial volumes of the
centennial celebration OF Washington's in
auguration have been published, and copy
has been received for the library of Viz
ginia.
The City Democratic Committee was in
spectiug the city wards yesterday and fin
ished Clay and Jackson wards. The CON-
mittee is doing great work in drilling the
hosts OF the Democracy.
Captain j. w. Almond. clerk in the
Office of the State Treasurer. heard of the
L. e hail
Greene county. by fire this morning and
Immediately left for the scene.
The widow of the late John England has
received $4,000 from the Chesapeake and
Ohio railway for the death of her husband
while brakeman on that road caused by the
swapping of a wheel OF the brake.
At Shoemaker's store, Henrco county,
last night was held largo and Joyous gath
ering of Democrats. who were Interested
and edited by addresses from the Hon.
George ID. Carter and Archie W. Patter-
son, Esq.
During the month of September 245
deeds were recorded in the clerks Office of
the chancery court. The clerx of the hus-
tings court issued in the same period 81
marriage Licenses to white couples aud 20
TO colored people.
The earnings Of the Richmond and Peters
burg Railroad Company for August. 1892.
were 92S 1888 expenses, Sl9, 1913. SO, and
the earnings of the Petersburg Railroad
Company for same month were S39.7l4.49;
expenses. s27, 1923.
Mr. Edwin X. Burt was before United
States Commissioner Peasants on yester-
day for examination on the charge of OBJ
tanning letters from the postofice not adj
dressed to him. and after hearing the mat
ter Burt was discharged.
Mr.. G. NJ. Keblnger cashier of the Valley
Mutual Life Association, Staunton, died
suddenly in that city on Sunday morning,
the 25th instant. He was an expert ac-
countant and man of rreproachable char
acter. He leaves wife aud four children
10 mourn the loss of kind husband and
father. Mr.. Keblinger was clerk at the
Ballard House in Richmond at one time and
was we'll known here
Tomorrow morning DR.. hden will preach
a sermon having special reference to the
relative duties of pastor and people," DIR.
Hiden is an able preacher and has won
many new friends during the short time he
has had charge of Groye-avenue church AS
its pastor His congregations are always
large and no doubt very many will go 10
Groye-ayenue tomorrow morning 10 hear
this very important subject discussed by
him.