The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-08
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About hichmonds Ci'i
Isns and Other Matters.

| Exchange Hotel
Mrs. w. W. Foster is visiting friends in
| Powhatan county.
Mr.. John Morton. of Lee Terrace, con-
tinues to steadily improve in health.
Miss Lizzie McIane. of Norfolk. is visiting
friends at No 3O4 south Cherry street.
Mr.. p. II. Mayo and family have returned
from their summer home In Clarke county.
| There will be meeting of the Shrners
next Monday evening at the Masonic lem
pie
CAPTAIN O. F. Wise and Mr.. E. ". Bragg
are visiting friends in Norfolk and Ports
mouth.
Mrs Frank T. Diggs and child. OF south
| Laurel street. will spend this month IN
Knoxville, Md.
In the chancery court yesterday Patrick
| Foley qualified a. administrator Oh the estate
of Margaret Whalen.
Mrs John T. AGREE is very i'll at her hus-
| bands residence, next to the corner OF Clay
and Thirty-frst streets.
Mr.. g. w. Stevens. general manager of
the Chesapeake and ONO railway has
| arrived here from the est.
Miss Willie Pamore. of north Ninth
street has returned from pleasant VISIT 10
relatives in Powhatan county.
A meeting of the Qunton Fishing Club
will be held at the office OF Harwooi BROTH
ers i Co. this afternoon at O'CLOCK
Mrs. Thomas Potts and Miss Mary Curre
| Donnan have returned from season az
| Mountain Top" on the Blue Ridge.
Mr.. John Nicholson. who has been for
some time with DR.. William Henry Scott.
left yesterday for his old home. IN Dem
mark.
Mrs Zectilla Edwards. who has been WIS.,
| ting in Richmond and Charles City, has re-
turned TO her home in King and Queen
county.
Miss Pauline Ide has returned after q
pleasant trip to the mountains. having visit;
| ed Bedford City, the Peaks OF Otter and
Natural Bridge.
Miss Estele Davis has returned 10 her
| home on Church Hill inter spending ten
DAYS with her friend, Miss Grace Liyessy,
| of Brooklyn Park.
! Mr.. c. +. Doyle, superintendent Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway, arrived in
Richmond Tuesday night from Newport
! News in his private car.
Rev. DR.. Nathan Schwartz of Rochester,
n. u. is in the city as the guest OF Mr..
| Samuel Stein. president OF the Sir Moses
! Montefore Congregation.
The Richmond Poultry, Pigeon and Ken
| for this years show. which takes place Oc-
! tober 9th to 22d inclusive.
! Mrs. Cross, OF Portsmouth, who has been
| visiting Mrs c. w. olkmann. near Win
| ner has left for home. She was accOmpa-
! MED by Miss Florida Cooper.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
| to Sylvanus -. Wilkinson and Fannie w.
Famore; Henry Hill and Ella Rocks (col-
ored); John Morton and Rena Taylor (col-
ored).
| Mr.. Theodore F. Taylor, first deputy clerk
of Henrco County Court, who has lately
been confined to his bed with leg injured
while chopping wood was reported better
yesterday
Mrs. Normand Smith. of Henrico has re-
turned from five weeks visit to her pa
rents Mr. and Mrs. John Woodruff. OF
Michigan. The latter at one time resided
in lienrico.
Sergeant r. n. Thomas left Tuesday even
ing for Louisa to JON his family. he will
take weeks vacation. Dir. Edgar White
will fill his position at the police court dur
ing his absence.
Mr. Charles X. Willis, assistant secretary
and treasurer of the irglnis State In
surance Company l. still coniinei to his
bed. His condition was reported somewhat
better yesterday.
Rev. George II. Ray left yesterday for
Stanton, where he Will deliver the address
at the laying OF the cornerstone 81 the
Union-Square Methodist Episcopal church
to-day at II A. Vi.
Mr. Joseph Barrett. manager of the New
York Underwriters Agency IS IN the city,
en- route South. MIR. barrettls accompanied
by MIR. George c. McGilyray. special agent
OF that company.
The committee on fnanc of the Virginia.
State Agricultural and Mechanical Society
met last evening. Messrs. Mickham. Wad-
dey and Wood were present. Only routine
business was transacted
Mr.. George Ainslle. who is studying law
at the University of Virginia is In the city
for few DAYS visiting relatives and iIIends.
Mr.. Ainslie is very y pular here and was
warmly greeted yesterday by many.
Mrs Carmichael and children returned
home Tuesday from Long Island. The Rev.
Mr.. Carmichael did not return with them.
as he was in Geographic communication
with General Joseph Il. Anderson's family
at Isle Of Shoals.
Julia Randolph (colored) dropped dead at
the First Baptist church last night here
was great commotion. but finally quiet was
restored, and the body removed TO her late
home. Death was supposed TO have result
ed from heart-dlsease.
Edgar Allen was in the city yesterday,
and he visited Phil Kearny Post, Grand
Army of the Republic, last evening. de
made an appropriate speech as cOrnman-
dant of the Virginia Post. He Will visit
George A. Custer Post tonight.
Mr. w. G. Wastrum. the superintendent
of telegraph OF the Norfolk and Western
railroad, returned to Richmond Tuesday
night from Mountain Lake. Va. with his
family. While the headquarters OF this
popular official are at Roanoke he spends
much OF his time IN Richmond.
Mr.. William b. Isaacs. Grand Secretary.
returned tuesday from the West After the
adjournment Of the Grand Encampment of
Knights Templars at Denver, Mr.. Isaacs
visited California. where he has a son, who
occupies a high position with the Southern
Pacific railroad. The Grand Secretary was
accompanied by his wife.
Master Clayton Bowman. son of Mr.. and
Mrs ). G. Bowman 515 north Eighth street.
while eating peach yesterday morning
| swallowed kernal. The child suffered con-
siderably. grew blue in the face and il was
with the greatest difficulty that the stone
was removed from the throat Master
Bowman was much better last evening.
Mayor Ellyson is at the Augusta Association
at Buena Vista Reys Drs. Dickinson and
Pitt are at Goshen Association at County
Line. in Caroline county; Messrs. William
Ellyson and L. Fl. Elicit are at the Clnch
Valley Association At River View in Scott
county. The last association 10 meet this
year is that of Portsmouth. This begins its
session at Shiloh. Prince George county.