The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-18
PERSONAL AND GENsRAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmonds Citi-
zens. and other Matters.

zenE, and Othtr haiters.
Judge r. W. Hughes has gone to
Norfolk
Mr.. L. D. Lacy Is visiting friends at
Green Bay, Va.
Mr. r. j. Payne, who injured his eye
few days ago, is improving.
Miss lone Crutchdeld is visiting the
family of Rev. Il. j. McBryde. Lexing-
ton. Va
Mr. Mitchell Trice Of King and Queen
county. Is in the city visiting relatives
md friends.
Mr.. j. w. We.ner, who has been sick
at his residence. No 207 south Laurel
street is improving
The sociable that was to have been
held at Moore Memorial church last
evening has been postponed.
Mrs. David White. Of Twenty-first
street, who has been quite Ill, is much
improved TO the qualification Of many
friends
Mr.. E. p. Knipe, inspector Of agen-
cies of the United States Mutual Accident
Association, Of New York, is stopping
at Fords.
James Creecy. colored, was received
at the penitentiary yesterday morning
from Prince George county 10 serve three
years for malicious burning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Gray, who have
been here on visit to friends for several
days, returned 10 their home in Cumber-
land county yesterday morning.
Cards are out for the marriage of MISS
Rettie Coleman 10 Mr.. Robert Alexander
SydnOr. Wednesday morning, November
I'd at 1880 O'Clock, at Groye-Ayenue
Baptist church.
Rev Or. J. c.. Hlden has returned from
the General Association OF Virginia, held
I'm Roanoke, and will occupy his pulpit
at Grove-Ayenue Baptist church to-
morrow morning and night.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage of Miss Mary Field Yancey 70
Mr.. Hampton Stewart Jones, az Centenary
81. r. church, Tuesday afternoon, NO
vember 18th. at 500 o'clock
There will be a trOttug race at the
Fair Grounds this afternoon az o'clock.
between Miss Lee entered by william
J.. Bass. and Corn Cracker" entered by
T.. A. rusey, for a purse of 500.
Mrs Jane Margaret Brown, Of Lynch
burg one of the most popular and below
ed Christian ladies in Virginia, spent sew
eral days this week visiting friends in
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The new factory Of the Allen & Ginter
branch of the American Tobacco Com
pany. corner Seventh and Cary streets,
is almost finished. IL will be one Of the
handsomest structures Of its kind in the
city.
Mr.. Jennie Ford an employe Of the
city gas-works and a weil-knOwn citizen
of the East End, has been in for three or
four weeks. Thursday DR.. II. II. Levy
performed a very painful operation on
the sufferer
Superintendent Lynn. Of the peniten-
tary, has not yet appointed successor
TO the late c. Z. Cross. He says he
wants to consider the matter carefully
before selecting the man, as the position
is one of much importance.
Officer John T. Hall has returned 70
the CITY from a ten days hunt in the woods
of Gocchand county. The genial official
presented several OF his friends with some
fine pheasants yesterday morning. lie
also brought back a number Of squirrels,
partrid1es. and other small game. the
trophies of his trip.
The Bible Reader" Of this city,
which suspended last summer, is to re-
sumo publication. The paper has been
purchased by a new company and the
first issue Of the monthly edition VIII
appear November 9th Rev. Edward l..
PeH Will have entire editorial supervision
of the paper.