The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-23
Personal AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's Git
zens and other Matters.

Interesting Facts About Richmond's citi-
zens and other Matters.
DR.. Edward Mcclure has returned to the
city.
Charles Douglas Gentry leaves to-day for
Raleigh. n. e.
Mr.. C. Hobbs is spending his vacation in
Amelia county.
Mrs. P. NJ. Jackson has returned from
trip to Baltimore.
The August new moon came in yesterday
morning at O'Clock.
Miss Virginia Talbot is visiting the Misses
Trahern. Of Hopedale.
Miss Clara f. Gordon. Of Baltimore. is
visiting friends in this city.
Mr. Thomas W. Gentry has returned from
Atlanta and Columbus, Ga.
Miss Katie Lee Whitaker is improving
from her late stroke of paralysis.
Clash. Thompson d Co. carried large
crowd 10 Washington yesterday.
Mr. Bernard Hsgan. of Huntington. w
Va IS visiting relatives in Richmond.
Miss Corneha Bell. of e23 west Clay
street. is visiting friends IN Amelia county.
Dir. Carter w. Branch is still at the White
Sulphur. His spraiDed ankle is much bet
ter.
Miss Ethel Wyte Slower is visiting her
friend Miss Mamie Boykin. in Oxford,
n. G.
Mr.. John S. Irby. telegraph editor Of TIE
TINS, has gone on an extended Western
trip.
Sheriff C. D. Rector. of Campbell county.
was among the visitors at the Capitol yes
terday.
Miss Edna Bradley was called from her
visit to the country by the sickness OF her
mother.
Ex-Mayor Robert z. Hagan, of Hunting
ton. ". Va, and BRIDE were in the city last
Saturday.
Miss Bette A. Richardson, of 5l3 north
Eleventh street, is visiting relatives near
Fredericks Hall.
Mrs Sarah Rich and her daughter. Miss
Lena Rich, are spending few weeks at
Mediums River.
Mrs. William X. Farrell, Miss Fannie Far
rell and Willie Farrell are on visit to
Hampton and Virginia Beach.
Mrs Alfred +. Cohen has returned home
after a delightful visit 10 relatives in Char
lottesvilie and the Blue Ridge mountains.
General James Mcdonald, Adjutant-Gen-
eral of Virginia. is at the White Sulphur
Springs, where be Will be until September
lst.
Mrs. Charles Riley. Of north Eighth
street, Is visiting her mother, Mrs. James
w. Waymack, at Sunny Side, Prince George
county.
Mr.. Malcolm G. Thompson, former res
ident Of this city, who now represents the
firm of Percy Kent, OF New York. is spend
ing a few days in the city on business.
Rev. j. r. Berry, Of Chicago. who is in
directly connected with the board OF pub
licity and promotion Of the Worlds Fair, is
in Richmond, stopping at the Exchange
Hotel.
Suit was instituted in the City Circuit
Court Yesterday by Royal 81. Burt and Ed
win K. Burt. her husband. who is Joined
for conformity. against Henry Kuhn.
Case; damages 81. 200.
Miss Kate Powell, Of Louisville, and Miss
Margaret c. Reeve. of Henderson, Ky.,
are at Mrs. Duyals, 30l cast Franklin street.
Miss Reeve is daughter OF Major John j.
Reeve, formerly of Richmond.
Mr. D. A Sanderlin. accompanied by his
niece. Miss Patti Sanderlin. OF Elizabeth
City. n. c.. has returned to the city after
spending pleasant time visiting friends and
relatives in North Carolina.
At the burial of Miss Carrie Hicks. at
River View cemetery Sunday afternoon,
number of immediate friends had TO walk |
10 their homes for the reason that the hacks |
they rode out in were taken possession OF |
by strangers.
Dir. W. II. Cullingworth is in receipt Of |
letters from Senator John w. Daniel and |
General Fitz Lee saying they will certainly |
be here at the hag-rasing under the ais
pices OF the Union Democratic Club on |
September sth.
Mr.. Charles p. Stokes. who has been on
visit 10 his mother. Mrs. A. \. Stokes re-
turns 10 the Blue Ridge Springs to-day. |
Mrs. Stokes has almost entirely recovered |
from her recent accident Mr.. Stokes has !
rented the residence of the late Percy ): |
Grant. on west Franklin street. He will
make various improvements and expects to
occupy the premises about October LIST.
Charles Bowser. the colored boy who shot
Robert Harper with d rifle August 9Th on
Fifth street near the yiaduct. was arrested
md lodged in the Second police station
Bowser tried 10 get tho rifle
rom Harper. and during the scuifte the
weapon was discharged. the ball taking eject
Il Harper's leg.
The ambulance answered 70 the following
,alls Yesterday: At 6.25 A. NJ. 10 the leo
rouse near the Old Dominion wharf,
,olored boy suffering with colo. Treated
md left. At $40 TO the Cedar Works. white
nan with his fingers mashed. Treated aud
eft. At 9:05 A. N. TO PAGES tobacco fac
DRY. colored woman suffering with eonyul-
pons. Treated and taken home.
Children Crv for Pitchers Castoria. |