The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-14
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's Citi-
Eens, and Other Matters.

Mrs. Hattie G.. Cooley, Of Nashville,
N. c.. is visiting her father, Mr. George
3. Davis. Twentieth and Grace streets.
Mr.. b. ID. Core, of the State Treas
| urers Office, who has been I'll for several
days. was at his desk yesterday.
Mr.. J. J. Toler has left for the Worlds
Fair via Washington. New York. and
| Niagara
| Miss Annie Patterson. who has been
| visiting friends in Richmond. has re-
| turned to her home in Baltimore.
| Mr. H. r. Pollard. Jr.. on Tuesday was
| off on sora hunt down on the Pa
| munkey river. He succeeded in bag
gtng seven dozen.
Miss Emma Lamb. of Manchester,
daughter Of Mr.. F. A. Lamb, left yester-
day morning for Bristol. where she will
attend the Northwestern Female In
stitute.
Mr.. ]. Taylor Wood Curtisis on a
brief visit TO Bon Air. but will return to
town TO take the o'clock train to-day
for an extended trip to Chicago, Niagara,
Watkins Glen, and other Northern
| resorts.
| The Old Dominion Democratic Club
| will have a meeting at their rooms,
Nineteenth and Main streets tonight at
|
expected TO be present and make ad-
| dresses
Mrs. l.. w. Harris. now stopping at
| Hotel Dodson, has returned 10 the city
| after two months pleasant visit 10 her
sister, Mrs. ]. T. Coleman, at Spottsyl-
vania C. H., Va.
The twenty brickIayers and other men
employed on TIE new shoe shop at the
penItentlary, who suspended work Tues
| day, will go TO work as soon as the
weather clears up. At least, Mr. Hep
| pert the contractor. made that statement
| yesterday.
Assistant United States District Attor-
ney William II. Mann, Jr.. of Petersburg.
| left yesterday afternoon for the Worlds
Fair
Colonel John Bell Bigger, clerk Of the
House Of Delegates and keeper Of records.
who has been suffering with chills for
the past few days, was somewhat better
yesterday.
Mrs T. e. Ballard. who has been sum-
mertng at the Rockbridge Alum Springs,
and a few days with her cousin, Mrs.
Captain Thomas Norwood. Of BotetoUrt
| county passed through the city yester-
| day 10 Charlotte county, to make visit
| to her friend, Mrs. Mary Gaines.
Hon. b. B. Munford is still in Vermont.
Mr. S. S. p. Patteson will probably go
to Chicago after the primary.
Mr. and Mrs. John II. Minor will. with
in few weeks. move to Florida. where
Mr. Minor will be associated in business
with Mr.. Louis McLaln.
Mr. James B. Pace and Miss Bessie
Pace came down from Keswick Monday,
but returned yesterday. They will go to
the Worlds Fair next week
Mrs. Bessie Allen, of north Sixth street,
who has been visiting relatives in the
mountains OF West Virginia, Chicago and
other places, returned via Washington
yesterday, accompanied by her cousins,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Blanchard nee Bowen,
Of Fitchburg. Mass.
Mr. ]. J. Leake, son OF Judge w. j.
Leake, was admitted TO practice law in
Henrico county court yesterday morning
Rev. DIR. Carmichael has moved into
the rectory near st. Paul's church. This
popular clergyman is suffering with rheu-
matism and can scarcely walk,
Alderman George E. Bowden has been
confined TO his house for a week by sick
ness.
Mr.. Alfred ]. Gary, Of the water works
department, is confined TO his home by
sickness.
Miss Edna d. Gold. of SOB IL west Main
street, will return Friday after pleas
ant visit Of several weeks to Basic city
and Stanton.
Mr.. G. A. Thilow has returned from the
White Sulphur Springs.
Mir. John Reinhardt has just accepted /
n position as first violin player in the |
Robin Hood Opera Company. IL IS
fine place and was secured through the /
Influence Of Mr. Ned Hon.
Mr.. William Wagner. the flute player |
has accepted a position IN Washington !
The Richmond musicians have returned |
from the White Sulphur.
Mr.. James O'Connell, master nachinist |
Of the International Association OF Ma
chinists with headquarters in Richmond, !
has left for Louisville. Ky, to adjust mat
ters between the Louisville and Nashville
railroad and the association. The rail-
road inaugurated a general reduction or |
wages over its whole system, the result OF |
which was a strike. There are about /
three or four hundred men involved
Mr.. w. NJ. Turpin, of Jefferson ward,
offered at the last meeting OF the Board
Of Aldermen a resolution providing that
the city's baby" bonds be received TN |
payment OF taxes and gas and water
bills until May L. 1894. This would have
increased the value of the bonds consid- !
erably, but the resolution was defeated |
by a tie vote of six TO six. The action
OF the board is 10 be regretted.
Messrs c. T. .Koebler and Sam q.
Fairlamb will leave this afternoon for
the Worlds Fair.
Or. c. r. Cullom qualified yesterday
In the Chancery Court as administrator
de bonis non on the estate OF Simon
Cunom, deceased.
The ambulance was called 10 the ex-
IRENE north end OF Second street yester-
day evening to a white woman who had
cut her throat. After working on the
woman for two hours she was gotten out
OF danger, and last night at late hour
was doing very well
Miss Carley Comstock left yesterday
for a trip to Chicago and the Worlds
Fair
CAPTAINS F.. L. Pemberton and W. G.
NcDuffie and Messrs j. G.. HOllingsworth,
and Eugene Gorham. Of the Fayetteville
Light Infantry. Of Fayetteville, ~ c.
were In the city yesterday en- route to
Chicago.
They were Informally entertained by
the officers OF the Blues who were re-
Gently the guest Of the Fayetteville Com
pany.
DR.. ]. s. Daniels has returned to the