The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-27
Personal IND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's Ctti-
zens, and Other Matters.


A new heater will be placed in .eiga-
| Street Baptist church.
| Miss Ethel Baugh, of Petersburg, is Wis
iting her cousin, Mrs. Robert I'raylor,
south Plum street.
Messrs. w. II. Sshlueter, A. X. Schlue:er
and Joseph Rye viii leave Friday, the
! 18th, for New York.
| Mr.. J. O. Scott, accompanied by his
brother, Mr. u. A. Scott. left for the
! Worlds Fair Monday.
Miss Matte Miller, OF Laurel street, has
returned home after pleasant visit TO
| friends In the country.
| Mrs w. II. Schlueter and Mrs. A. X.
! Schlueter have returned home after
pleasant trip spent I'm Washington, Bal
| timore and Philadelphia.
Miss Lucy Bigger has returned hone
after Il pleasant visit 10 friends in Caro-
line and Spotsylvania counties.
Suit was instituted in the City Circnit
Court yesterday by John f.. Crittenden
against Maynard K son for Sl5lYl,
A cottage meeting will be held next
Thursday night at the residence OF Mr..
T. O. Jones, 9Oi north Twenty-seventh
street.
Secretary Fisher was very busy ye5cer-
day, in the absence of State Chairman
Ellyson. sending out letters 10 county or
ga,dzers, Democratic speakers and local
chairmen. He says 1t was the busiest day
since the canvass opened.
The walkways In the Capitol Square
show very plainly the results OF the recent
heavy, washing rains. The Legislature
would save money to the State by making
an appropriation ample for constructing
permanent walkways.
The meeting Of the Hanover Troop AS
ISOLATION. which was 10 be held at Ash
land Park to-day, will be postponed on
account Of the rain.
Granite Council, No. %, l.. q. X. e.,
held an interesting meeting last night.
| Several new members were initiated ana
number Of applications were received.
Mr.. A. b. Undertake. OF 923 east Mar
shall street, left Monday with party
Of friends 70 visit the w orlds Fair. where
he expects TO remain for two or three
weeks.
The following party will leave next
week TO attend the Worlds fair: Messrs.
j. Harrison, John 7. Hicks, &. NJ. suit
van. Ed. ii. Metzger, Benjamin JACOB.
NJ. b. Ramos and many others.
Invitations are out for the marriage or
tache Of the post-onice in TINS city. ana
Miss Maggie \. Smith, one OF the most
popular young ladies OF Suffolk. The cere-
mony will be performed in that place al
the residence OF the bride, 80 kilDy street.
next Wednesday, October Ain. at 4 O'Clock
p. NJ.
Cavalry Mission, a branch OF ST. JOINS
church Sunday school. Will resume at
Masou's Han on Sunday next at $3.50 +.
49, The mission is Oh Franklin street
between Eighteenth and Nineteenth Ser
geant IL. +. Howard has been supe-in-
tyudent for fourteen years Meetings Tor
mothers every Tuesday at +. Al.
The choir engaged for the FIRST Bap-
list church for tails season is as follows.
Miss Eva Lawson, sopi ano; Mrs. Jasper
Rowe, contralto; Captain +. W. Cunning
ham. tenor and Charles ". Hunter, basso;
organist and director, Philip ). Powers.
The music committee consists OF Messrs.
John 5. Harwood chairman, Ii. &. Bur
nett and r. Taylor Pemberton.
Mrs. Rogers and Miss Johnson left
Richmond on the 18th inst, en- route 10
the formers home in Austin Texas.
All the Italian societies Of the United
States will convene at Chicago October
the 10th, 1898. n. Soma will represent
the Prince of Naples Society OF this
city
Governor Mckinney has written TO
Private Secretary Mcleod. that he will
probably return TO the city towards the
end Of the week.
The Clerk Of the Hastings Court Is
sued marriage licenses yesterday to the
following couples: Benjamin j. Taylor
ana Hattie +. Fuller; John krug and
Rosa L. Howard.
There will be a meeting OF Monroe
Ward Club tonight at Redd's Hall. South
Second street.
There will be a meeting OF the Soldiers
Club tonight. Every member should
be present.
The Prohibitionists Of the county and
city Will meet at iiis East Main street
(up stairs) Friday night at o'clock, TO
nominate candidates Tor the House and
Sonata