The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-10

Yiaee OF Mr.. Benjamin +. johnson ana Miss ss
Blanche Thomas Wynne on luesusy, ou,y
iotb at6P A.. al the Leigh-street Baptist
cbnroh Mr. and Mrs. Johnson VIII be al
home at "Kibourn" Bon Air. after August
1th next. :,
Tho mombers OF the Cleveland Club and all
other Democrats who feel NJ interest III tns
matter are invited 20 meet al ine hu.' . %
courtroom on next Tuesday night AZ 10Y
O'clock Ia make preparations for grand
m acting of Democrats 70 ratify tho noih-
inatious Of Cleveland and Stevenson.
The Children of Mary of the Cathedral VIII
on 90 Uolv Communion in body at the Z
o,clock mass this morning. DURING the Yacs-
tion months. they will have two sodality
msetIngs. except 90 the second SUNDAY OK
each month when Very Rev. rather fHoh
will give the instruction as usual.
Nessrs II. l.. Taylor and Il. ID. WORKMAN.
who recently left On a trip through CnicAs-
bomlnv swamp in their canvas boat TX,
nlorer have been heard from. 1hey arrived
az auexa in safety. and report that the most
pIeptifnl game yet found were chigres aud
MOSQUITOES and that the fishing was only
moderate.
Sister superioress Of St. Patrick's Academy,
accompanied by one of the sisters. lett last
Thursday for Emitts burg. Nd, TO JOIN tne
sister servants rom the various houses Ia Tue
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annual retreat of the Sisters OF charity.
Three of the sisters Of st. Joseph's also lett
the following day for the same place.
Judge Fauntleroy has returned TO the city
from Wytheville. the court OF appeals having
adjourned for the term. The opinion IN the
case involving the ownership or the Inynu
rnent over the grave Of the mother OF WASH,
ington at Fredericksburg was not hanug si
down at this term, but. Will be prooaoiy
,vhau tha court meets in Stanton in SepteIn-
Der.
The following officers have been elected by
Local Union, No. y, Tin. Sheet-lron ana
Cornice- Workers: President, r. r. Hage-
never; Vice. President j. l.. Gregory; he;
cording Secretary. q. II. Burton; flnanciai
Secretary. NJ. II. Mccarthy; Treasurer, W; A.
Philips: Conductor. James A. Sweeney War
den. w. w. Haley; Trustee, NJ. McoweeneY'
for eighteen months
Messrs. Charles II. Hasker and G. W. Hun
ter. of Richmond and Messrs. j. II. Crone
and Newton Eubsnk, Of Newport News. went
fishing Friday. In two hours and half,
with line and but one hook 10 each line. they
caught sixty trout. one tweDty-seyen inches
long and weighing nearly six pounds seventy
two large croakers, four spots. two dog hsh
and twelve other fish, making $50 IN all.
Mr.. A. f.. Keet, president of the Midnight
Mining Company of Ouray. Colorado. who has
been stopping at the Exchange Hotel Tor seye-
raj weeks. left yesterday for New York, from
where he Will sail for Paris via Southampton
on board of the steamer Spree. He will re-
turn by London. where his father is living.
Mr.. Keet is connected with Mr. James Nj.
Quick, well-known lawyer at Petersburg.
Deputy Great sschem l.. w. Guyer visited
Manataka, NO. SO, /. O. X. NJ. last night and
raised the following chiefs for the ensuing six
months: Prophet, w. O. Mallory; Saohem.
J. j. Guyer; Senior Sycamore, }. A. Mallory:
Junior Sycamore. w. II. Cousins; c. of r.,
Thomas Sheppard; X. Of W, M. b. Headley;
G.. OF w. W.. Charles Barfoot; G.. of Forest,
j. j. Davis. This tribe is in good condi-
ton. and promises to be the banner tribe OF
the city.