The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-03

rr,.r.stinS Facts About Richmond's cie
,.c. and other Matters.

| III the titSs
Mr. Alexander Campbell. or Moseiy B.
va. is at the Hotel Dodson'
,,rs John g. Wise IS the guest OF Mrs.
ra,nes n Pace, on west Franklin.
AR and Mrs. Fitzhugh Mayo left for
| .beir home in New York yesterday.
Ar r Il. Robertson left yesterday for
New York on short business 'flp'
Mrs. Hugh Campbell is the guest OF her
father. Major Fred Scott. on west FRANK
| lin.
Mrs. II. w. Fuller. OF Washington. Will
he the guest of Mr.. Robert Whitlock next
week.
Mr.. e. P. Wilson. Of Kinds county.
Miss, is visiting relatives IN hehrico
county.
There will be a private pink Domino
hail" given at the Masonic Temple early
IN January.
Services are being held every night by
Rev. W. T. jolly at Randolph-street Bap-
fist church.
Miss Annie Leigh Camm, OF Richmond.
is visiting her friend, Mrs. IL. b. Lane
Of Fredericksburg.
Mrs. Charles Read and family have re-
turned home after spending seVeral
months in New York State.
Archbishop Janssens will preach at the
cathedral Sunday at 10 o'clock A. NJ. lie
leaves for New Orleans Morday
Next Thursday is the feast Of the I'm
maculate Conception. This Is one or tne
grar dest festivals in the Catholic church.
Rev. A. L. Dickinson Is announced to
preach a sermon on the Centennial or
Missions at Carmel Baptist church next
Sunday.
1-Kn0vVn
citizen Of Toledo, Ohio. and Mr.. Henry i.
Turner, prominent Mason OIL NorloiA'
are at Fords Hotel.
There is at the Second poice-station
awaiting Identification buggy robe made
of fur. which was found on the street
Thursday night.
Governor Mckinney has notified Mr..
Mcleod that he expects to leave New
Orleans next Sunday evening on his re-
turn to this city.
Capitol building are making arrangements
to attend in a body the inauguration OF
Mr.. Cleveland on March 4. 1893
Mr.. James McCarrick, of Norfolk; Mr..
Robert Ballowe, OF San Antonio, Texas,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Chatterton'
Of New York, are at the Exchange Hotel.
Captain John Grady, the well-known
conductor of the vestibule train on the
Norfolk and Western railroad, has re-
moved his home from Norfolk to Rich
mCnd.
Mr. John Rogers has just returned from
Europe and is visiting his brother Mr..
Edgerton Rogers, In this city. He leaves
I'm a few days for Chicago, his future
home.
Rev. Baylus Cade, pastor OF Venabe-
street Baptist church, will leave Tor
Louisburg, ~ c., next Tuesday He Will
return in time TO fill his pulpit Decem-
Der 18th.
The monthly business meeting OF the
McGnl Catholic Union Will be held Mon
day night. 1t is possible that some action
may be taken in reference to the new
home of the Union
All the chapters Of the Brotherhood Of
St. Andrew in this city and neighborhood
are requested to meet at Monumental
church at 3:45 o'clock Sunday afternoon
for a special service
George Johnson (colored) was yester-
day arrested and lodged In the Second
police-station by Policeman Allen and
williams, charged with snatching $40
from NJ 3. Loving, countryman.
Rev. Kerr B. Topper Of Denver. Col,
will preach at Seventh-street Christian
church Sunday night at o'clock. Rev.
Mr.. Upper is a son Of Rev DR.. Upper,
superintendent of the Baptist Foreign
Mission Board.
A meeting for men only will be held at
Marshall-street Christian church to-mor-
row afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. Short adj
dresses will be made by laymen, and the
public is cordially invited. The meeting
will last only one hour
L.,
rear of Bacchus barber shop, on Cary
street, near Pine, by one of the workmen
named Chapman. The shop adjoins a
wagon-yard, and it is supposed that Rey-
nard escaped from some country wagon.
There will be first communion and con-
firnlation at Sacred Heart church Sunday
morning. Right Rev Bishop Van de Vyver
will Cfficiate He will preach at high mass
and bestow the papal benediction with
plenaiy indulgence on the usual condi-
lions.
Mr.. Robert B. Bourne, a mining engi-
neer from San Antonio Texas, is at the
Exchange Hotel. He is here for the pur-
pose of examining a process for extracting
gold, being exhibited by Mr.. William Kim
ball, of New York. who is also at the
Exchange.
Cards have been issued to the mar
riage Of Olive Virginia Crawford to e. A.
Randolph Wednesday evening. December
14th at 8 o'clock. Thrd-street A. NJ. T.
church. The prospective groom is col
ored lawyer in Richmond of no small
reputation.
Two men. named Preston Brown and
Lewis Gray were arrested and lodged in
the Third polce-station yesterday,
charged with breaking into the slaughter
house CT Mr.. Jacob +. Siegel, a we'll
known butcher of the First market, and
stealing a hog.
The friends Of Mr.. NJ. T.. Ingallstn the
Offices Of the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road here were gratified yesterday by
a telegram from New York announcing
that his daughter, Mrs. Bernard, who has
been extremely ill for some time, had
passed the danger point
Mr.. Lewis T. Hite will preach to-mor-
row at the New Church mission room,
s east Clay street; IL A. NJ, on THE
Spirit Descending as a Dove" +. NJ, on
'"The Law of the Sabbath" The mem
bers of the New Church believe that they
have new light from the Bible on the
nature and varieties Of Christian life
They invite all to come and see
The second rehearsal for the entertain
mcnt TO be given on December 30th at the
Mozart Academy Of Music for the benefit
of the Woman's Christian Association
took place in the parlors Of Mrs. Ran
dolph l.. Norris, on south Third street,
yesterday afternoon. 1t was well at
tended by the young ladies who have
consented TO take part in the perfor-
nance and proved to be marked i'm
provement over the one held on Wednes-
day last.
The Chief Templar Ill.