The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-10
personal IND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmonds Ciu'
rcns and Other Matters.

Judge J. b. Prince. Of Southampton. is
| In the city.
Mrs. ]. Il. Johnson. who has been quite
| sick, tx peter.
Professor Edgar VI. Garnett Is quite sick
| at his home. No. 81 east Franklin street.
MIR. W. W. Moss leaves to-day on
trip 10 Cuba, via Key West and Tampa.
Miss Causey, Of Milford. Del. is visit
| ing her friend Miss Leila Randolph Ia
! tum, OF No. west Main street.
Major Henry c. Carter is In Lynchburg,
where he was called last Friday To the
bedside OF his mother, who Is extremely
| i'll.
The Rev. DR.. Nathaniel West delivered
the first II his three lectures upon the
Higher Criticism In DR.. Hoge's church
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. J. H. Brown. OF Main and Madison
! streets. has returned from visit torhe
Valley and to his daughter at the Able
marie Female Institute.
Mrs. Maury, Mrs. +. NJ. Maury and Miss
Maury are "at home" to their friends
Wednesday evenings until Lent from TO
10 o'clock. No. 3l6 east Franklin street.
The directors Of the Richmond Society
for the Prevention OF Cruelty to Animals
will meet ia the rooms of the Young
MEMS Christina ASS citation this evening
at 3 o'clock.
The Board Of the Chesapeake and its
Tributaries held its regular monthly meet
ing yesterday at noon, but transacted
only routine business. The payroll of the
oyster fleet was approved.
John Henry Price tcolored) was ar
rested yesterday. charged with striking
Willis Brown (cOlored) with shovel. The
cut is a very ugly one. but not dangerous.
Brown was taken to the almshouse.
Sheriff f. L. Northup. of Richmond
county. called al the Capitol yesterday
after delivering at the penitenuary Law
renee Tomas. who had been sentenced to
three years Imprisonment for jail break
ing.
The alarm of fire from Station No. 81
yesterday afternoon was occa stoned by
defective nuc in Nenable- street Baptist
church. The firemen on arriving at the
scene found small volume Of smoke In
the basement OF the church. The damage
was very slight.
The Times has received n letter from
Mrs. Hannah Fahey. l37 Waverly street
Yonkers. n. Y, asking for information
about a Mrs Carhart and her son, VIII
liam Carhart. II any of our readers can
give her the information desired 1t will
Rev. Moses ID. Hoee D. D., will be in
vited 20 preach the dedication sermon at
the new Presbyterian church in Sails
bury, n. G. The ceremonies were 10 have
taken place last Sunday but had to be
postponed for the reason that the organ
has not yet been put I'm place.
The following state electors are regis
tered at the Exchange: II. w. Moore. Of
Fairfax; A. Moore, Jr., Of Amherst; VIII
liam A. Little. Of Fredericksburg; Il.
w. Saunders. of Franklin; J. Thompson
Brown. OF Bedford. Electors-at-large
Major Holmes Conrad and r. c. Kent.
of Wythe county, are also guests at the
Exchange.
Mr.. s. Wexford Corbin. who is distin-
guished throughout the State as a repre-
sentative of the farmers. and who is a
member OF the National Democratic Com
mttee, is a candidate for the office Of
assistant secretary OF agriculture, and
has received the unanimous support of
the electoral board. which was In session
yesterday at the Capitol.
Vest erday morning about Sl5 O'Clock an
electric car Of the Clay street line jumped
the track 1T Seventeenth and Franklin
streets. Close behind 1t was another car
sliding down the hill. and the tracks were
so slippery 1t was impossible to stop 1t.
The front spatterboard Of the rear car
was damaged considerably, but fortu-
nately no people were hurt.