The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-29
Personal IND GENER<L.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's Citi-
zens and Other Matters.

zens and Other Matters.
DR.. Edward Mcclure has returned to
the city.
Miss Maggie Redford is gone to visit
friends in Clayton, Va.
Miss Florence Bunin is visiting friends
and relatives in Glen Allen.
Mrs w. c. McClew has gone to visit
friends in Newport News and Old Point.
The Staunton excursionists returned TO
the city yesterday morning about 1870
o'clock.
Mr.. w. f. Barrett, commissioner Of
revenue Of Warwick county, was In the
city yesterday.
Mr.. Chas W. Goyner, who was thought
to be convalescent, is again confined to his
room by sickness
Mr. j. 3. Goode who IS sick with mala-
rial fever at his home, II S. Cherry St.,
is slowly improving.
Trains Nos 40 and 81, carrying coaches
| between Keysvllle. Va. and Durham, n.
c., have been discontinued.
The Committee on claims and salaries
met last evening and disposed Of the usu-
al amount Of routine business.
Mrs. f. NJ. Bear,of Savannah, Ga,
and Miss Pauline ROchotsh, of Mobile,
| Ala, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. Gold
| bach.
Hon Geo. d. Wise expects to leave
Washington to-day or tomorrow for the
Worlds Fair He will remain in Chicago
about ten days.
In the City Circuit Court yesterday suit
was Instituted by Walter S. Sublett VS..
w. c. Pond. action of detinue for one BIZ
| cycle, damages $3.50.
Mr.. Ellis Goode, accompanied by Mr..
Floyd Tyler. has returned to the city
| having spent two weeks I'm Chesterfield
visiting friends and relatives.
Miss Reatha e. Parkinson left last
| Thursday for Loneka, Va, on a visit
| for several weeks where she will be the
guest of her friend Miss Nettie Blayton.
MIR. Frank J. Craigie Jr.. son Of Sup
erintendent Craigie Of the Richmond Rail
way and Electric Company, has returned
home after a delightful trip into the
mountains
Miss Louise Quarles, Of Richmond, after
| spending ten days at the White Sulphur
| with her aunt, Mrs c. b. Ryan, left for
| Cincinnati She will return home about
| September 10Th.
A meeting of the Committee on schools
! was called for last evening, In the
Council Chamber Messrs. Stratton and
| Thomas were the only members present
and no business could be transacted.
Clerk w. p. Lawton Of the Hastings
| Court. while sitting at bis desk yesterday
/ morning. narrowly escaped serious ac-
| cident. when a large piece OF glass broke
| out Of the skylight and fell on his arm
The Westend Women's Christian Tenn
perance Union held its weekly meeting IN
| the parlor of the Young Mems Christian
Association yesterday afternoon anu
transacted the sual amount or routine
business.
Mr.. VIM. j. Wilson, his wife and two
sons returned yesterday by way OF BAL
| timore and New York 10 their nome IN
| Roston. They have been spending ten
| DAYS at the residence Of Mr.. Wilson
| father. Mr. VIM. Wilson, custodian or the
| Senate Chamber.
Workmen were busily engaged yester-
day I'm cutting way through one OF the
partltion walls in the State treasurers
| office. preparatory 10 the removal OF the
bie safe which had been borrowed some
| time ago from Mr.. =. F. Smith for the
storage OF the new state Dohus'
Mr.. Catlin, the Florist, at 9th and Main
| SITS, sent to the employees Of the Post
Office. yesterday afternoon, nearly a
barrel fun of beautiful flowers, embra-
| cling all the rare and delicate plants OF
the season Mr.. Catlin has the thanks OF
all those he so kindly remembered
Mr.. John F. Branch, one Of the gentle
men selected to represent the Richmond
| Stock Exchange at the National Conven-
! zion of Commercial Organizations to be
| held in Washington the 18th Of next
month says that it was his intention 10
make a silver speech before the meelihs'
Among the arrivals at the Hygeia Hotel
| Old Point, Sunday from Richmond were
Miss L. Mahoney, NJ A. Walsh, Dr. D.
NJ. Brannock, f. G.. Brannock, +. K
| Fairland. Il. Schumacher, j. T. Anderson,
V. Donat r. Orsi. Miss c. Orsi' r. y.
shara. l.. A. Sadler, A. b. Rand and Z.
| Z. Young.