The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-22
ONETHING AND ANOTHER
CONCERNING PEOPLE or RICHMOND.


and IS a holiday.
W. c. Goodall will leave in few DAYS Tor
Baltimore on business.
Rcv. /. w. Burton will preach at ~. MARX
church this morning
To-day il tho meeting day Of the Contra
ternity OF the Holy Ghost.
There will be an interesting meeting OF tno
Mctiill Catholic Union tonight.
Mr.. Il. NJ. Quarles continues very sick atm
residence on west Grace street.
The United States Circuit Court OF Appears
conyenes tuesday III Richmond.
Mr.. Charles II. Page is quite sick ut his
residence. No. III west Main street
Council No. Of the Knights Of Constant
nople was organized May 10th at ~. Aioans
Hall.
Mr. A. =. Smith leaves this evening for
New York, where he has accepted good po-
sition.
The Scottish Rite reunion. which closed
last Thursday night with banquet. was
grand success.
Mr.. j. Paul Taylor. n well-known tobacco
MIST Of DanvIlle was in the city Yesterday
visiting friends.
Haddon Watkins will sing '1f ! We're
Voice this morning at Glace-street Baptist
church by request
The boys Of the Sacred Heart Society Will
mass THIS morning.
May devotions at the Cathedal every after
noon at o'clock with bened.ct.on on Tues
DAYS and Thursdays.
Mr. Michael Ahern, Of St. Mary's Semi
nary, Baltimore. is visiting father O'Hdeliy'
of Sacred Heart church.
Father j. Iignori Herman Is supplying the
place Of Rev. Father DOnahOe. OF II. Patfich ;
church. who IS still sick
Rev. John Lynch, chaplain Of St. Yincents
Hospital, Norfolk, is visiting Rev. Father
Herman, at 81. Patrick's church.
The new Cntholic church at Buena Vista will
be dedicated May 18th. Very Rev Father
Fnoli, vicar general. will oiiciate.
Miss Lucy Braxton Hopkins and Miss
Eliza c. Braxton are the guests OF Mrs. hen
~ Lee Valentine 2l3 South Third street.
In the City Circuit Court yesterday the suit
Of George Campbell d Co. against J.. 1.
Crump was dismissed under the nYe-yeaf
law.
Mr.. Robert Lee Langford is seriously
sick Mt the residence OF his father. MI;
Charles Langiord, No. 1925 west Marshall
street.
The board Of directors Of the Methodist
Sunday-School Society viii meet Ut broad
street Methodist church this afternoon at $3.50
o'clock.
Rev George W Carter D. d.. will preach
at Centenary to-day. He IS one OF the most
powerful and eloquent pulpit orators III
Virginia.
The saddle and harness manufacturers
have agreed % close their places OF busi-
ness at T. o'clock +. NJ. from May sd 10 DC
tober lst.
DR.. C. j.. Bradshaw, the resident physician at
the almsh0use lett for bis home III Isle or
Wight county yesterday on few days visit to
his parents.
Rev. Father Brady. of Portsmouth. who
was formerly nj the cathedral. and who Is so
lovingly remembered IL Richmond, Will cele-
brate his silver jubilee June 18th.
Judge II. ". Flournoy secretary of the
Commonwealth. will on or about October
1st publish a revised edition Of Mayo's Guide,
which is "a guide book for magistrates
Rev Father Older of st. Nncent,s church.
Baltimore, has returned home. While IN
Richmond he was the recipient Of many at
tentions both from the clergy and the laity.
Lodge of the Strict Observance. No. 2o7.
Rev. IT, Carmichael. worthy master meets
Monday evening. There will be work in one
or two degrees and a number of petitions will
he acted on.
The Lodge Of Ark Mariners W. S Wortham
Ark Master will meet at ST. Adams Hall next
Tuesday night. The degrees of Ark Mariners
and Secret Monitor will be conferred on a
large number of candidates.
Rev. C. f. Donahoe assisted Father Frioli
at the Cathedral last week IN the absence OF
Father Neruey. The latter has gone 20
Brooklyn. \. J.. 10 attend the meeting of the
alumni Of the American College at Rome.
Mrs. Jacque!ne =. Taylor Of Winston. y.
c.. IS the guest OF her mOtAer-in-law. Mrs 9.
r. Taylor. No. COS east Leigh street. Alter
spending q week or two here Mrs. Taylor will
visit her fathers family IN flemmlng county,
Ky
The members of Lee Camp who take part
in tho entertainment 10 be given for the
Stuart monument fund at the Mozart Acad-
envy next Thursday and Friday evenings.
met last evening at the armOTy OF the First
regiment for rehearsal.
In order 10 allow the clerks 70 participate in
unyeihng of the 4. +. Hill monument and
the Hollywood Memorial celebration the
banks request that all parties having notes
falling due on May 18th and 30th 10 attend TO
the same on Saturday. May 25th. 1870
DR.. Tudor's subject tonight will be NO
God. No Sabbath The music at Broad street
Is now very good and adds much T. the pleas
ure OF the services. DR.. IudOrs church - u
popular place for visitors at night especially
and large congregations always attend the
evening service.
The SOth Of May is n national holiday.
which. while not generally observed in Rich
lnond would be a fitting tribute TO the
memory Of the gallant Hill. whose monu-
ment VIII be unveiled that day. II the bust
ness houses would close. and the whole city
turn out 10 DO him honor.
Mr.. j. {. Marks. OF Richmond. and DR.. w.
+. Anderson, OF FarmvIle drove through
yesterday from that place IN buggy. a as
lance of about seventy five miles. The trip
was made III twelve hours and half and Dr.
Andersons thorough breds were still fresh
when they reached Richmond.
Rev Dr. Fair pastor OF Grace-street Pres
byteran church, Will deliver the bacca.aure
ate sermon before the Plummer Memorial
College nj Wytheyille. Va, next sunday. and
on the first Sunday in June he will render the
same service for Davidson College. North
Carolina lie will fiji his own pulpit to-day
The following men employed IN the music
houses have written to their employers eX-
pressing their thanks for the shortening of
hours decided upon at their meeting May
l9tn Spencer Lane. Q. A. RaWson Louis j.
Heindl. John Yarbrough. j. l.. Sullivan. Will
liam Curder, W. A. Gray, A. ). Peticolas q.
NJ. Spindle. O.. II. TOmpkins.
Or. HOges O'Clock services Sunday after
noon are always well attended. The hour
selected gives u large number OF people mem
bers Of other churches and denominations. a
chance TO hear his eloquent sermons without
interference with their own church services.
DR.. HOge has national reputation, and
strangers always inquire for his church
Ia the report Of the aftermath of tho con-
vention Yesterday 1t was stated that there