The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-03
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Mr.. w. d. Johnson will leave July 9Th for
Austin. Texas.
Tho City Circuit Court yesterday adjourned
over until Tuesday.
Mrs w. j. Marks is summering at Hen
lev's West Point. Va.
Several brick houses are being erected on
Cary street 10 rear OF Madison School
Mr.. Edward H. Brown has returned from a
trip % Chicago, Niagara and New York.
Rev. w. b. Tyler will preach at the. Sol
diors Home this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
8ir. and Mrs w. H. Sickel are spending the
summer with relatives in Harrisburg Pa.
Miss May Duke has returned home after O
pleasant visit 20 relatives on Chestnut hlll.
Mr. Daniel Denoon is having three dwell
lings erected on Marshall street near BROOK
avenue.
Mrs. Mary f. Williams and Mrs. ". w.
Cavie children and maid are summerng near
Glen Allen
II Is NOT safe 10 estimate mans patriotism
bv tbe amount of noise be makes on the
Fourth OF July.
supreme Secretary Galeski has left for Bal
tinore. Philadelphia and New ork IA the IN
terest OF the Guild.
Rev. George u. Ray has returned to the
city and will fll his pulpit this morning and
evening at the usual hours.
~ D.
Ga are 10 the CITY as the guests Of W. II.
pr0iltt on north Fourth street.
Cadet McGraw. Of tho Virginia Military In
sutuse, son of Sir. James McGraw. IS spend
Ing his furiough at home.
Dr. William Henry Scott and Mr. John G..
Scott have returned from trip to Chicago
and other Western cities.
the Goodman Manufacturing Company
have removed into their handsome new offices
40 Cary and Nineteenth streets.
The next Mozart musicale takes place July
1lth. having been postponed on account of
next Monday falling on July 4th.
SIR. and Mrs. John ID. Potts and Miss
Shields. sister of Mrs. Potts left yesterday
afternoon for the White Sulphur.
Mr and Mrs j. w. Halloran. of East-End
laye gone 90 Old Point, Va, for the benefit
af their little son. who is quite sick.
Ars. A. AlcC0nnal Miss Cora Everett and
Miss Annie Met Onual will leave Tuesday for
Sew York via steamer Old Dominion.
CITY Clerk Frank Graham. of Kansas City,
DO. was in Richmond Yesterday Clerk
August showed him over the new City Hall
building.
llrs. C. T. Pizzini is visiting her daughter.
Nrs j. Keller, at Good Ground, Long Island.
and Mr. J. Alphonzo Pizzini IS on visit to
Malone n. Y.
The Richmond Towing and Transportation
Company have bought the mammoth tug
Monarch. This is one of the largest and best
tugs 10 the South.
Presiding Elder Rev. Or. A. G.. Brown will
preach 40 Clay-street Methodist church OF II
a. 81. to-day and at Washington-street
church 40 l.. d.
Rev. John Mason Pitcher passed through
the city Yesterday en- route for Caroline, where
ne attends all-day Sabbath-schOol meetings
to-day and Monday.
Mrs. Juan a. Pizzini and her niece Miss
Resale A. Heaiy. have returned from "a trip
81 Niagara Falls and from visiting relatives in
baltimore and Washington.
Miss Mary @. Simons, daughter of Major
". T.. Sim0ns is back from st. Josephs
Academy kmmittsburg. Md, where she
graduated with high honors.
Miss Marie Winston, daughter of Mr.. G. T.
Winston has returned from the Academy of
the Visitation, Frederick, Md. where she
greatly distinguished herself
Mrs. Horace Edwin Hayden the wife Of the
eminent geneOlogst, now of Wllkesbarre.
Pa. formerly OF Virginia. IS visiting Mrs.
Donnally Of 800 east Franklin street
The Gamble's-Hill and Athletic Social Club
will celebrate the Fourth Of July by going
down the James on their beautiful yacht,
CANDLES Hill. as far as Drewry's Mansion.
The funeral Of the late Mrs. Fannie Reg
nault EllvsOn. yesterday from ST. Peters
cathedral was largely attended. Among those
present were many old ana prominent
citizens.
The Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical
Society has issued a handsome illustrated
poster advertising the second grand exposi-
ton. which opens October 9th and closes
October 10Th.
The Rosney Iron and Lumber Company
has awarded the contract 20 @. ID. Lang
horne for building @ railroad from the Buck
ingham slate quarries to Rosney, Va, dis
lance OF sixteen miles
The steam Yacht Comet is of on a weeks
cruise 10 Old Point. Hampton Roads and the
Cspes. The party embrace Mrs. Isabella
tosenbaum and children and Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph VI. RosenDaum
Professor w. j. Young. Of Randolph-Macon
College Will preach 40 Clay-street Methodist
Episcopal church this morning at II o'clock. |
and 40 Washington street Methodist EpiscO-
pal church ID the evening.
The Democrats of Richmond will hold a |
meeting soon 20 ratify the nominations of /
Cleveland and Stevenson. This week the /
matter viii be taken up and the date fixed /
and other arrangements made.
Twohttle negroes named Banks and Smith. |
aged respectively eleven and eight years. 1
were arrested 10 the Second district yesterday /
for entering the house of DR.. T. L. Robinson /
and stealing lot of lead pipe
Grand Master Peasants and Rev. George /
H Raw have returned from Blackstone, /
where the Grand Master laid the cornerstone /
az Il Methodist emale Seminary. The build +
.lug Us 90 De very handsome one.
Row w. j. Young. of Randolpb-Macon I
college. Will preach tonight at Washington
stree, Methodist church instead of Dr. a. c. /
Brown. as announced the latter being de- /
tanned ut the bedside of his son in Ashland.
There will be a special grand jury for the
next term of Henrico County Court The /
Term begins Monday. July llth. The case Of
usoman, charged with Infamous assault
and otLis accessory, will come up at that time
Profess. William Palmer. OF the Smith
soMaa Institution, passed through town yes
teflay eu route 20 the Tidewater counties
Where le goes during bis holiday 10 collect
fecuens Of birds native % that region for
us collection.
, Loeras Lodge Of Perfection. No. Rev
a. u Williams " NJ will meet AZ st. AL
g'Ls Hall Monday night. The Fourteenth
-etfee Will be conferred in full form. A
large number Of petitions will be submitted
'O me September class.
nifty Lodge. l. O. o. f., had a public in
tla..atlon OF officers Friday night at Powers
HAA refreshments were served and inter
esIng remarks were made by Deputy Grand
A-sier Thomas H. Render. George IS. Davis,
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