The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-17


terday.
Mr.. l.. L. Bradley. OF sl7 East Marshall
street, left Friday for the Worlds Fair.
Mr.. w. ". Wyatt. Jr., and wife will
leave Richmond Monday morning for
Pittsburg, Pa, where they Will make
their future home.
Mr.. A. J. Berry and daughter have re-
turned from a pleasant trip to the
Worlds Fair.
The ambulance was called yesterday
morning about $50 o'clock to Main and
Tenth streets, where a young man named
]. r. Derr, formerly OF Philadelphia. had
fallen In a fit Mr. Derr recently came
here TO work on the new City Hall. The
necessary aid was rendered to the suf-
ferer.
Charles b. Jackson. No. Sl2 east Broad
street, has an old book, published in the
twelfth year OF the reign of Charles l..
A. -. 1860. when Sir William Berkeley
was Governor Of Virginia
Alderman John Mitchell, Jr., OF Jack
son ward, and editor of the Planet, has
just been reelected al the convention Of
the National Afro-Arnerican Association,
held in Chicago, as its president for the
ensuing year.
Messrs. Frischkorn, Temple and Michel
bacher, of the Richmond Cycle Club,
left last evening for Norfolk, where they
will participate in the bicycle races to-
morrow.
Mr.. George Klein has returned from
the Hot Springs, slightly improved In
health.
Mr.. william Loefier has gone TO Pow
hatan county deer hunting.
Mr. r. b. Undertake. who has been
visiting friends in Culpeper county, re-
turned home yesterday.
Mr.. Valentine Hechler and wife md
Misses Blanche and Pullen Hechler left
yesterday on the 2 o'clock Chesapeake
and Ohio train for a visit to the World 5
Fair.
Mrs. Kenneth Raynor Cobb and hus-
band. OF Norfolk, Va, and Miss May
| Featherstone Blgley, OF New York. nre
visiting the family Of Captain Andrew
| Pizzini.
Miss Lucille and Master Andrew Piz-
zini leave the city for school to-day.
| The former goes to Mount Sales Con-
! vent and the later 70 Rock Hill College,
both near Baltimore Nd.
Sidney Lodge Number 42S. I. o. @. T.
had a well attended meeting at BelWdere
| Hail Friday evening.
DR.. Edward Eggleston has returned
10 the city entirely restored in health,
and will resume his practice Monday
morning.
Miss Edna Geisinger accompanied by
her cousin Miss Cecilia Shepperd, OF
| Philadelphia, are visiting their aunt,
Mrs j. F. Geisinger 1908 West Main
street.
Miss Mamie Buckley left Saturday Ia
/ spend a week with relatives in Gordons-
! vile.
DR.. Charles V. Darlington has returned
to the city from the Allegheny Springs
and can be found at his Office SIC Park
! Avenue.
Mayor Ellyson arrived from Roanoke
Yesterday where he conferred with a
| number Of party leaders while on a bust
ness trip. The reports from the south
west were entirely satisfactory. The
| campaign is on and good workers are IT
the field.
Trains No 5 and on the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway. running between Rich
mond and Ronceverte, will be discon-
tinued west Of Clifton Forge after To-
day. These trains win continue 10 run
between Richmond and Clifton Forge
| Rev. G. 7. Russell. or pennsylvania
will preach at the Seventh-street Chris
| tan church at the morning service. He
| is a learned student of the Bible and an
interesting speaker.
Rev r. 7. Kerr returned yesterday
| from an extensive trip 10 the Northwest
| in excellent health and Will occupy his
pulpit to-day, both morning and night
Or. Cooper has returned TO the city
and will I'll his pulpit as usual this
| morning. DR.. Cooper recently received
a call to another charge. but presumably
he declined 1t.
A game Of base hall yesterday De-
tween the Church Hills and the Sham
rocks resulted in victory for the for
| mer by a score of Z TO 3.
Messrs. Clash, Thompson & Co. will give
| the last excursion 10 Washington TO-
| morrow morning. The train viii leave
| Broad and Hancock streets at O'CLOCK
in the morning and will reach Washing
| ton in time TO see the parade In connec-
ton with the celebration Of the laying
of the corner stone Of the National Capt.
toll building.
Mr. Nicolas said, In reference 10 the
| inferior oil which he had shipped TO Rich
| mond. that he had been compelled TO have
| Il shipped direct from Pennsylvania, be-
| fore the necessary test could be applied
He added that hereafter he would not
| send any oil that had not been tested and
| dtd NOT come nm 10 the standard.