The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-20
PERSONAL AvD GENERAL.
InteressInr Facts About Richmonds C'"-
zen. and other Matters.


bccOmac. ia in the CITY.
Ms = q Anthony and Miss Mary Stew
art have returned from Williamsburg.
NJ. and Mrs. ". f. Staples have returned
fem the White Sulphur via Scottsviie.
u;ss Delia Andrews. of Garland. Pa. IS
visiting Miss Davis. on Belvidere street.
Tha First regiment band has been en-
oos,ad % furnish music for the Exposition'
Nrs Sarah J. Birchett. of No. 4Ol west
Mn street. has returned from Petersburg.
1t;ssss Kate and Adelaide Howard are tie
,,,os,e Of Mrs. l.. ID. Aylett. OF Charlottes-
| vile.
10, William I.ovenstein has been on an
oa;cial ROYAL Arcanum visit TO Charlottes-
Vile.
Araster John G. Andrews leaves to-day for
Fishburn Military Academy at Waynes-
boro.
drum corps has been organized in the
West End with Mr.. Joseph Cowardin as
leader.
Mr.. Frank D. Syrich, of Washington,
formerly of Richmond, was IN the city yes
terday.
The Committee on Grounds and Build
incs will meet this afternoon at o:5O
o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas n O'Keefe have.
returned 70 the city after an absence OF
come weeks.
Mr.. George A. Baker, presid ent OF the
Continental Bank. 81. Louis. NO, ana MS
wife are stopping at the Exchange HOTEL
The melodrama kidnapped" will be pre-
scented 10y thoroughly strong company
We lnesday and Thursday at the Theatre
Shit was instituted in the circuit court
Yesterday by George Z. Smith against
Chorlss T. Johnson and Charles A. john
son for 8lJl.
Mr.. A. J. Letcher, of No COS Albemarle
street. who has been laid up with sciatio
rheumstsm tor three months. is much
better.
Master Philip H. Baeby has returned TO
Richmond after spending the summer
months between the mountains and the
seashore.
The postoflice at Winder. Henrico county,
has been discontinued Mail In that vicinl-
ty is now delivered by mounted messen-
ger from the Richmond Office.
Wilson Richardson (coiored) was re-
ceved at TIE penitentiary yesterday from
Charles City county to serve term OF
twelve years for grand larceny.
The following srit was instituted in the
City Circuit Court Yesterday: W. NJ. FAR
risn against Edward G. Goddin and Viz
gilia W. Goddin. Debt, sl3l.O3.
Governor Mckinney and Adjutant-Gene-
raj Mcdonald were IN close consultation
yesterday throughout the morning. but the
matter discussed was not made public.
NJ Robert T.. White. formerly of the
Young Mems Christian Association. Rich
mOnd. lately Of Danyille and Durham n.
g.. is on "a visit o. his mother and sisters.
Mr.. James Y. Ramos has returned from
Charlottesville. His br0ther-in-lGw, ,Alr.
10 hoe
been critically III, Is somewhat improved
At a meeting Of St. Peters Conference st.
Vincent de Paul Society held at the Cattle
dral Sunday Mr. p. j. Ryan was elected
vice-president and Mr.. Clemmett Brooke
secretary.
Among the visitors at the Capitol yester-
day were Messrs p Y. Cogbill. Common
wealth's attorney OF Chesterfield: John 7.
Vance. sheriff of Charles City county: John
ID. Grant. clerk OF AccOmac county.
At the cathedral on Sunday the sermon
ut the High Mass was by the Very Rev.
Father FriOli. Y. G.. He took the place OF
the Rev. Father Tierney. VINO was called TO
Harper's Ferry by the illness OF relative
there.
Miss Julia Crump has returned from
Charlottesville. where she has been visiting
her brothers Edward and Burton Crump
Jr She will 90 to Charlottesville again in
about two weeks to attend Mrs. Flies
school.
Mr. r. A. Mooklar. the accommodating
and efficient head clerk Of the money order
department OF the Richmond postofhce.
was at his desk yesterday after several
weeks holiday N King William and adjoin-
ing counties.
There will be a meeting Of the Academy
OF Medicine and Surgery tonight at $50
o'clock at the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation Hall. The subject for discussion
will be Report of Cases" Dr. Edward
Mcclure will be the leader.
Mr. Charles NJ Jones. of No. GOA Abe
marie street. has been quite sick for several
days. Mr.. Jones is q retired railroad en-
gineer. and the oldest one of his craft IN
Richmond. lie began service nearly fifty
FIVE years ago. and only left the business on
account Of the natural inhrmities of age.
Yesterday morning about $50 o'clock
car on the Richmond and Manchester line
ran into a wagon belonging TO Mr.. @. J..
Todd on Seventh street between Main and
Franklin. The vehicle was struck on one
OF the front Wheels. and one of the mules
was knocked down and slightly hurt. Il Is
said the brakes on the car failed to work.