The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-22
Personal AND GENERAL.
Ins.restinR Facts About Rschmond's C"'
rcns and Other Masters.


| Miss Julia Loram has returned from q
| visit 10 New York.
Mfr. A. s. Craven, OF Greenwood Depot
| Aibemarle county, Va, Is In the CITY
Lieutenant +. J. Euker Is rapidly I'M
nroving. and his speedy recovery Is con-
| fldently looked for.
,us. Reagic X. Lagan. OF Winsted'
CORN. Is visiting Miss Essie Rich' on
| south Fifth street.
Az George s. Shackelford. member OF
rho House OF Delegates from orange
county, is in the city
MIR. ]. s. Atlee. general secretary OF the
Young Mems Christian Association OF
Danville, is In the CITY,
Miss clara Christian and Miss Maggie
waddIll are in town, visiting Judge Wad-
ain attending Exposition, etc.
Mr.. Charles J. Point, who has been
Waiting his children In Richmond, has
returned to Anderson. w. Va.
Can,o,r Frank Cunningham went 70
Petersburg last night to sing in the Cath
olic celebration OF Columbus day In that
city.
State Secretary II. o. Williams returned
Yesterday from an extended trip through
the State. and will leave to-day fer Ports
mouth.
Miss Mamie Cabell, OF Nelson county;
Miss Martha Douglass. of Fishersville,
and Mrs. Vlrgie Thompson, OF stanton,
are guests OF Mrs. c. T. Taylor, Cos east
Leigh street.
Miss Mary II. Walthall was painfully
burned on the arms and hands Wednes-
day evening while cleaning pair or
gloves near a gas jet, at her father
residence, 900 east Leigh street.
Mr. c. j. Hicks. railroad secretary OF
the international committee OF the Young
Mems Christian Association, arrived here
yesterday morning from Chicago, and lett
in tie afternoon for New York.
Captain w. II. White, cashier Of Plant
ers' National Bank, Of Danville, Va, Is
In the city in attendance at the BEDSIDE
Of his nephew. Mr. Alexander Stevens.
who is dangerously Ill at GLIB north sixth
street.
Mr.. Alexander Stevens, Of the firm OF
Blakev e. Stevens, is dangerously Ill at
the residence OF his uncle, Mr.. l.. +.
Mason. 6l3 north Sixth street. Mr..
Stevens mother and sister, or Caroline
county, are with him.
Mrs. Bockwalter, mother OF Mrs car
neal, OF 211 east Clay street, went to the
Exposition yesterday i'm company with
several friends. and during the day was
separated from them. She had not been
found at late hour last evening, and
some uneasiness was felt.
Miss Magic II. Ayres, Of Buckingham,
an acknowledged belle Of that county,
is a visitor to the city and stopping at
Mrs. Halls. 40 west Clay street. Miss
Ayres is an accomplished and charming
young lady. and has many admirers here.
Rev. w. E. Hall. of Bridge-of- Allan,
Scotland, is again in Richmond. He has
been visiting friends in different parts
of Virginia in the past two months,
holding service each Sunday. and is now
under the treatment Of DR.. Shields, of
this city.
The Clyde line OF steamships, from
Richmond TO Philadelphia and Norfolk
have appointed rs sailing days every
Tuesday and Friday at ? p. NJ. and Sun
day at P. NJ. Freight for Tuesdays and
Fridays steamers received until sailing
hours; Saturday freight received until )
p. NJ.
The committees Of the Old Dominion
Club are hard at work perfecung ar
rangements for a grand meeting al Old
Market Hall on Monday night, when
Colonel John r. Fellows. Of New York.
will address the Democratic voters. There
will be fireworks, music, and, best Of all,
the silver-tongued orator OF Tammany
Hall.