The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-11

Interesting Facts About mobmond's Citf-
x,ns aud Other Matters.

Miss Daisy Wright. Of Hanover Court
house. is visiting relatives In this city.
Rev b. Newton, d. D., and daughter
have gone to Old Sweet Springs Tor seversl
weeks
Mira. w. i. Hunter left Yesterday for Nor
folk and Portsmouth, whore sne VIII Visit
relatives.
Miss Hattie Chalktey, who has been in
Washington for the past three weeks, has
returned home.
Mrs. John Cornell. Of Florence. Ala, is
visiting her sister, hrs. A. l.. Ienser, OF Dis
north Eighth street
Mr.. Charles =. Stokes came to the city
Yesterday from the Blue Ridga Springs and
will return in few days.
SUPERINTENDENT Of Public Schools William
r Fox and Mrs. Fox returned home Satur-
day from a visit to relatives near Fhiiadel-
pbia.
Misc Matte May has returned to her
homo. $40 east Cary street, siter lopg anu
pleasant trip 10 her fathers al Buchanan'
w. Va
The supposed alarm of fire about noon
Yesterday was caused by wires on south
Ninth street being crossed Dien were al
work on the wires in that locality. There
WAS no fire.
understood that the Grand Lodge Of
Nasons will be invited 10 lay tho corner
stone OF tho Chamber OF Commerce. The
ceremony will take place in about month
or six weeks.
Miss Emmie VIII cry. who returned from
Cherrystone cottage few days ago, will
leave this evening tor Orange aud Culpeper
counties Va. TO spend the rest OF the sum
mer with relatives.
Jasper l.. Rowe. the cgarist," left yes
terday for Philadelphia by invitation OK
Vetterlein Brothers. 10 attend their annual
excursion to Atlantic City, which they give
to all their employees.
special telegram 20 The TINES last
pigbt from Hopkinsyile, Ky.. announces
the death in that place of Mrs. NJ. A. Morri-
son. The interment will take at Hollywood
tomorrow morning at 10 o clock.
DR.. John g. TreyilHan and vile have lett
for Boston. Bar Harbor and Saratoga 70 DO
absent about five weeks They sailed yes
terday evening from Norfolk for Boston by
the Merchants and Miners Line.
Judge H. W. tlournOy will 90 10 Prince
George Courthouse to-day. where no and
CAPTAIN I. Il. Lasster OF Petersburg. will
make addresses IN behalf Of the Democrats.
Judge Flournoy spoke in Lunenburg on
Monday.
1t was reported yesterday morning that
cOlOred man IN HenrlcO county. near the
western limits of the city, had died from the
effects of patent medicine prescribed by a
negro physician, but the statement could
not be verified.
The Pawnee Tribe Of Red Men are making
an effort. with o prospect of success. 70
give a moonlight down the river free to the
poor women of this CITY who have been I'M
able to enjoy an hour of recreation during
the heated term.
The clerk Of the hastings court yesterday
issued married licenses 10 the following
couples, all of Richmond: Augustine T..
Huet and Alma V. Mckay; William Scott
and Mirlet Thomas (cOlored); William Oil
yer and Ida Baker (colOred).
A postal cerd from Ned Rose" to friends
IN this city which was written at Trenton
Falls. n. Y. Saturday while en- route to
Canada. says Il take my pencil in hand 10
let you know We are right in the swim. We
are working our way 10 Canada and. If not
stopped on tho way upon suspicion. will
soon be there. We are taken a great deal Of
notice Of by both rich and poor"