The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-07
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
interesting Facts About Richmond's Citi-
zens and Other Matters.

Mrs; William G. Mayo and family have re-
turned from Old Point.
master Willie Ray has returned homo after
af'easant trip TO the country.
Ehon. Lyon q. Tyler, president Of William
gu Mary College, is in the city.
{ A.. l. Lyman of Rich mond, is registered at
'ne howard House. In Baltimore.
Mr.. +. K. Burford has been ordained dea-
con AZ fine-street Baptist church.
The Dover Baptist Association. Richmond
district. meets ut Ashland July 18th.
Mr.. Allen G. Collins has returned from a
trip TO Philadelphia and Atlantic City.
Mr.. Richard p. Barharn. of the Petersburg
lndex-Appeal. was in the city yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs r. F. Cole. of this city. are
registered at Peppers Hotel. in Baltimore.
Mr.. William Harper Dean left yesterday af-
ternoon Tor Detroit and other Western cities.
Mr. Mayo Logon. one of the most efficient
drivers on the City railway line, Is sick IN the
country.
Mr. J. Frank Farrsr. late with McAdams d
Berry, has accepted position at the White
sulphur.
Mrs. Silas Shelburne and Miss Ethel Shell
burhe left yesterday morning for Atlantic
City. y. J.
Remember the Thursday moonlight of the
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be full Of attractions.
Misses Sarah and Lizzie Davis left yester-
day tor a two months trip through Pennsyl-
Tanla' visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. Eugene Hartsook nee Ellis. of Sioux
CITY Iowa. Is in the city for brief stay, and
IS stopping at ia east Marshall street.
SUIT was instituted yesterday in the city
circuit court by j. IA. Dickinson Il Co. against
q. T. Johnson. Case. Damages, 300.
Mrs. Donnan. finance clerk at the postof-
fee, was taken sick Tuesday and carried
home. She is still unable to leave the house.
Mr.. John Kessnlch left last night for Rock
bridge Alum Springs with his band. where
they Will furnish the music during the season.
The Moore-Memorial Sunday school will
have its annual picnic to-day at staples Pond.
Tie tram will leave Elba promptly at A. NJ.
The funeral If Mr. James }. Jennings. of
No. 34S south Pine street, took place yester-
day at 1880 Z. VI. from Pine-street Baptist
church.
Mr.. NJ c. Macon and Mr. j. f. Paul of
on City, Pa. are IN the CITY. They are large
furniture manufacturers and were burned out
at the late fire IN that city.
Mr. g. Burton Mountcaste the retiring
leader Of the Blues Band. was Tuesday night
presented by his late comrades with beautl-
iul god badge suitably inscribed
Dir. David K. Davis. Of this city who for
the past eight months has had charge Of the
Postal Telegraph Company at Aiken. ). c.,
is here on q visit 30 friends and relatives.
Germania Lodge Knights of Pythiss. cele-
brated their anniversary at Blandon Park to-
night The occasion was made German
festival. and the Gesangyeren Virginia took
part
Mr.. W. II. Sadler has returned from Flu
Ir1f
formerly with Drewry d Co., now of Balti-
more will remain in the country a few days
longer.
There will be called meeting of the West
End Woman's Christian Temperance Union
on Friday afternoon at o'clock. A full at
tendance is desired, as there will be business
Of Importance.
Hon. George Bowden. ex-Congressman
from the Second district was in the city yes
terday. MIR. BOwden will be the Repu Oican
candidate 40 the next election from his dis
trict for Congress.
The regular monthly meeting of the Pow
hstan Club will be held this evening at $50
o'clock. Every member ~ requested TO be
present as business of importance will come
before the meeting.
Mr.. 5. q. Glover. president Of the Kelley
Institute at Salem, Va, and MIR. W. X.
! Downs, business manager of the same lnstl-
tuition. were in the city yesterday and called
at TIE TIMES Office.
Rev. DIR. NJ ID. Hoge returned Tuesday
night from North Carolina. On Sunday he
dedicated the new and beautiful church at
Oxford and on Monday night and Tuesday
forenoon preached in Henderson.
Rev Dr. j. l.. Burrows the former pastor
of the First Baptist church is in the city and
will remain about month. He came up a
few days ago from Ashevllle where he Off
ciated at the marriage Of Miss Conually.
Mr.. j. f. L. Anderson, president OF the
Mayo Tobacco Ordering Machine Company,
and Mr.. :, Z. Mayo. OF the same company.
are in Morehead City. \. c., attending the
sessions of the American Tobacco Assoca-
tiOn.
The earnings Of the Richmond and Peters
burg Railroad Company for May, 1892. were
$50. g2S.41: expenses. Sl9,1g4.52. The earn
ings Of the Petersburg Railroad Company for
the same month were si6,96l.44; expenses,
S37.SlI35.
Among the marriage licenses issued in
Washington Tuesday were those of Henry
Kaufelt and Mary +. Perry. both OF Rich
mond, Va; George f. Heath, Jr.. Of Ash
land. Va. and Mary f. Christian. Of Elmont.
Va. Forrest G. Bailey and Rev. ID. Tyler, both
of Richmond. Va.
At the approaching Chautauqua. North Car
DINA IS TO be honored with an important part
in the programme. President Crowell. Of
| Trinity college, will deliver two addresses be-
fore tho body, his subjects being The
Farmers Movement in the southern States
and The Study of Economic and Social Sci
ence in the University. College and Acad-
envy
The contract for the new house of worship
10 be erected by the Howard's Grove Meth
odist congregation will probably be awarded
this week The church will be built on the
lot at the corner OF Twentieth street and
Paramount avenue. donated by the land COM
pany for a site. and will be known AS the
Fairmount.avenue Methodist church. The
old edihce has been sold 10 the Good Iemplars.
The Base Ball League.
Among the ball cranks of Richmond yester-
day great satisfaction was expressed at the
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