The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-01

oeption last evening to Mr.. II. II. Harris.
Jr., and bride, who are stopping n few
days In the city, en- route to Lynchburg.
their future home. The occasion was
most enjoyable one TO all who were pres
ent
Miss Matte Leitch. OF buckingham, has
returned home after a pleasant visit TO
Miss Lizzie Richardson, OF No. fO2 west
Main street.
Miss Hartley Graham is visiting the
home Of sir. Seldom Bruce. She has been
passing several weeks with her friends,
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis II. Blair.
The earnings Of the Richmond and
Petersburg railroad for September. 1892.
were yS,5sLS7; expenses, lS.652.d; and the
earnings OF the Petersburg railroad for
the same month we're 37564.05; expenses,
s2O.576.i2
The Christian Womans Benevolent Mis-
sion will hold meetings in the Lutheran
church. Seventh and Grace streets, No
vember 9th. The evening before there will
t'e socinl meeting. and committees Will
be appointed and some fine music will be
rendered, and the programme premises TO
DO as interesting as 1t IS lengthy.
Rev. Walter H. Robertson and family
Of Warrenton. Va. are visiting Mrs. Dr
Wake, liz west Cary street
Messrs. Malcolm Shacileford and r. p.
Cullen have inst returned from an extended
tour through the West.
Mr.. Charles l.. Sauer is away on an e1-
| tcnsiYc Western trip, to go as far West as
| California. visiting the principal cities. and
/ return vim Texas and New Orleans, to be
absent about two months.
| A telegram has been received by Colonel
| A. S. Buford from General V. d. Groner,
! q. Chicago, TO the effect that the efforts
| 10 secure n larger lot for the Mt. Vernon
! Building had been successful. The new
/ lot is great improvement on the eli one,
/ which was too cramped for the full ex-
tension Of the wings or dependencies OF
/ the Mt. Vernon mansion. It has frontage
| OF 100 feet with depth OF 40 feet.
The alarm Of fire from STATEN No. II
yesterday morning at 1920 was occasioned
by a small blaze In the dwelling house No.
g. Goose alley, near the Lower s-Works.
occupied by John Mills. Ii was caused
b. sparks from a passing engine. Damage,
The horse Of Or. George Ben. Johnson
became frightened Sunday morning near
the corner Of Clay and Eleventh streets
and ran away. The Doctor and the driver
were both thrown out. but neither was So
rlOusly hurt. The vehicle was slightly
damaged.
The clerk Of the hastings court yesterday
| issued marriage licenses 10 the following
couples: Hiram Crutchheld (colored) and
Ida Morris (ccloredD, Richmond Louis j.
| Hirtb, Newport News, and Henrietta NJ.
buchanan. Richmond.
Well. well well Manchester man was
fined 81 yesterday for thrashing his
motherin-law Next. Who will start a
subscription to pay his fine?
Judge Farrar is booked for lecture al
| Clay-street Baptist church tonight The
lecturer has appeared in his amusing anC
highly entertaining addresses before Rch
mond audiences on several previous 0cca
eious His treatment of johnnie Reb ls
lauehable in the extreme. and the after
piece. Miss Brides Wedding Day" vii
doubtless be a clever addition TO the pro
gramme.
The Scottish Rite Mssons will confer thu
Eighteenth degree tomorrow night at 81
Adams hall This degree is known as The
Rose Croix, and is one OF the most famous
in the whole Masonic system. A distin
euished class of candidates will receive thu
Rose Croix on this occasion.
In st. Paul's church tomorrow, All-Saints
day. the Lee memorial Windows will be II
place. and at noon special religious service
will be held ia connection with the event
The occasion promises to be an interesting
one TO sll who may attend.
Rev. II. VI. Wharton will lecture OF
Wine. Women and Wealth. at the Firs
Baptist church next Friday night at
O'Clock for the benefit of the bu lding fun
of the Fourth-street Baptist church.
Mr.. William Mitchell. formerly OF thi
city. now of Graham, Va, WAS in the cit
yesterday.
Major ]. Horace Lacy, OF Spotsylvania
was in the city yesterday.