The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-28
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
interesting Fncss About Richmoad's Citi
,ens and Othsr Matters.

1 1ens ana Otnsr mstfere
Miss Ola Wood OF Charlottesville, 4
visiting Miss Blanche $. Epps.
Rev. william Munford. OF Salisbury
Nd, formerly of Richmond. is in the city
Rev. l.. w Burton has returned from IN,
Episcopal General Convention In Balti
more.
Misses Lizzie and Emma Bull are visit
ing Mrs j. Is. Peyton, on Church Hill
avenue.
Misses Nellie T. Hall. OF Arlington. "
j. and Essle T. Hall. Of Norfolk, are visit.
Ing Miss Fannie Higgins.
Miss Lizzie Anderson. OF Norfolk. Is on
visit 10 her cousin, Miss Ida Graham, CT
north Twenty fourth street.
Only two days remain In which persons
1ialiled 10 vote are allowed TO register.
After Saturday night it win be too late.
A. 10 Mnsuri,r. agent Consnalre de
France, Richmond. will leave tho city or
official business this morning for few
days.
Mrs. Julia Il. Andrews has returned from
Surry county, whittier she went To attend
the funeral Of the son CT her sister, Mrs.
l.. W. 4. Bulifant.
Miss Hattie wilkins. Of Williamsburg,
has returned home after a pleasant visit
10 her friend Miss Mary Il. Roberts, OF
No. PA north Twentieth street.
Hon. W. C. J.. Breckenridge left the city
at noon yesterday for Washington. From
there he will go to New Jersey and New
York to take part in the canvass
Mr. Horace A. Hawkins the wel.kncwn
printer. who has been very sick. IL thought
to be improving. His brother. Mr. John
II. Hawkins, has returned to Danvlie
Yesterday evening at S:45, at the resi-
dence OF Rev. Mr.. ThOrnhlll, Mr.. Lewis
II. Rogers, Of Richmond. and Miss Oracle
c. ProSser, Of Manchester, were married.
Mrs. Stover A. Quantz and Miss Belle
Gouf CT Lynchburg, have been visiting the
Misses Simpson. Of Church Hill. After n
pleasant trip they returned home yester-
day.
Miss Mary Laughon. daughter OF Rev.
W. A. LaughOn, Of this city, whose seri-
Gus illness from typhoid-malarial fever has
caused her friends to despair of her re-
covcry. Is still critically III.
Ex-Lieutenant William b. Plzzini of
the Richmond Light Infantry Blues. has
accepted the position Of adjutant OF the
First regiment Of cavalry, on Colonel
Wickham's staff. ranking as captain.
William VI. Bigelow. youngest son Of the
late William Il. Bgelow, died Wednesday
at the residence II his mother. Mr.. Bigc-
low was a grandson OF the late Thomas a.
Rust. one Of Richmond's oldtime hardware
merchants and an officer in the old fire
department.
Governor Thomas G.. Jones, Of Alabama
came TO Richmond TO attend the session Of
the Society Of the Army Of Northern Viz /
glnia. Yesterday, in company with com
rades James r. Gray and w. l.. White /
- ba ,II no left -
the old battlehelds.
Professor Otis T. Mason. who delivered
the address before the Baptist Social
Union last evening. is curator Of the ethno-
logical department OF the Smithsonian In
stitutc. He will deliver several lectures
AZ the Richmond Female College next week
)n the civilization OF the races.
Mr.. ]. =. Baum. who has been very
active member OF the gymnasium depart
nent Of the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION for several seasons, has been
appointed assistant physical director.
Mr.. Baum intends to make the gymna-
stun work his profession.
Lieutenant +. J. Euker Ia steadily i'm
roving. and was so much better on yes
erday that his friends took him To HIS
ousc. Sl7 east Clay street, from Murphys
Iote where no has been since meeting
'lh hiS "''iu'"' tul'c N'chS siuV'' II
hoped that he will be entirely restored
0 health In few days.
The entertainment which was announced
o have been given last evening by the
Vest-End "Y's' was postponed on ac-
cunt Of Illness in tho family of the prcs-
emit The tickets sold fer last night will
v good for the next entertainment, due
office Of which Will be made in the daily
apers.
News was received here in the last few
avs Of the death Of Mr.. John Beattle. n :
ate resident here in New York He was
ken i'll and brcathed his last I'm very
hort time. while visiting n friend, Mr..
rank VI. Sherry. also formerly Of Rich
lond Mr. Beattic had been living in He ;
oxen, y. J. He was once with the South
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