The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-24
HerAannls ard Isriefs-


iEg the campaign as ssml-weekly.
Mr.. L. T. Wade has returned to the city
after pleasant soIourn at Old Point.
MISS Ogden. Of Chesterfield. is visiting
Nrs j. ". Reans. on Graham street.
Miss Rosa Quieley, Of Baltimore. is visit
ing her aunt. Mrs William Enright. on Sixth
street.
MIR. Wllio Robertson. Of 20i north Ninth
street, has gone toAmelia to enjoy a much
needed rest
Mrs. ]. A. Wiikerson Is quite sick with
Uphold pneumonia at her residence on
| ! ouisiana street
Miss Mary CARRIER. who has been visit
ur Mrs. Geo W. Clark at Fort Lee. ha.
sturBcd 30 the city.
Mr.. John Carter. engineer at the lower
fas works. who has been quite sick. Is
cry much improved.
MAYOR Eilyson left Tuesday evening on
business trip 70 Roanoke. He was ex-
P-cted home last night.
Mr.. Sam Waddill. clerk Of the Henrico
-onnty court. md Mrs Waddiil left yester-
'ay for the Worlds Far.
Mr.. r. G. Rennolds. Secretary and Treas
urer Of the Richmond stove Co., left last
night for Alleghany Springs.
Miss Aunie Heath. who has been visiting
| her uncle. MIR. J. T.. Avery, has returned
TO her home in Petersburg.
Mr.. Joseph Herbert and brother. Of Ful-
TON Hill, have left for the Worlds FAIR
| rhey will be gone two weeks.
Mr. Joseph Gaoer. Of Baltimore, for
merry Of Richmond, paid a brief visit 10
DIS friends III Fulton last week.
Mr. L. b. Hundley. of the Exchange
| Hotel. left TO-DAY tor Amelia. where he
| will spend the week visiting friends.
Miss Lena Ginter. Of the East End. who
| has been visiting Mrs. Joseph II. Johnson.
On Fulton street. has returned homo
Mr.. J. a. Burke. constable Of Chester
! asld county. was the only caller ut the
Capitol YESTERDAY on Official business.
Mrs. James Grant. OF Nicholson street.
/ left Tuesday for Philadelphia and New
York. She will be gone several weeks.
Mr.. John s. Davis and wife Of Pittsburg
Penn. are mere on their bridal tour and
are stopping at 800 south Cherry Swert.
". c. b. Ryan. assistant general pas
senger ageht Of the Chesapeake and OHIO,
| spent last Saturday at the White Sulphur.
Mr. and Mrs. John If. White. Of Bar on
| Heights. left Monday morning for Norfolk
and Virginia Beach. They will be gone a
week.
Mrs. w. G. Mercer and her sister Miss
Eunice Walker. who were so popular at
Allegheny Springs this summer, have re-
turned home.
The trotting race that was to have taken
place at the Fair Grounds Yesterday after
noon was postponed until Friday on ac-
count Of the ram.
Mrs. Charles A. Cake, whose death was
announced IN yesterdays DIsrATcH, was
the only daughter OF Mr. u. W. otrang'
instead of Strong
Mr. A. A. Christian, Of the Cohen Com
oany, has returned from his vacation spent
with his family al Pulaski aud visiting
friends in Maryland.
Mr. A. Black writes from Baiiycaste,
Ireland, that he is IN good health ana re-
Gently met his brother. whom he had not
.eon for thirty odd years.
Rev. l.. j. Phaup. of Bon Air, who was
quite badly hurt IN runaway accident
asst Saturday, was reported as beng some
what improved yesterday.
The West End Woman Christian Tenn
yerance Union will hold lawn party ut
noon. beginning at O'Clock.
Miss Edith heesee, daughter of DR..
George /. Reese who has been spending
several months IN Asheville and tho
Land of the Sky" Is at home again.
Mrs. William II. Kelly and daughter
left for New York on Monday morning.
Tboy will be the guests OF Mrs. katiiey co
shile in that city. From New York they
will 90 TO Canada.
The Wingo Elicit & Crump Shoe Com
pany Yesterday instituted suit III the Guy
Circuit Court against l.. }. Hllisman. Tor
$500. judgment was confessed Tor the
actual amount Of the clam.
Mrs. Grant and Mrs. Eylch and children
of 800 Last Main b.. have LETT the city
&c spend a few weeks with their friends
n Philadelphia and New YORK, and from
ters TO attend the Worlds Fair.
Mr.. p. A. Krise of Lynchburg. is looked
on az the successor Of M-. Alex MELON
aid. minister TO Persia, IN the state Senate
from that city. Mr. A. ii. Burroughs Will
succeed Mr.. krise as Democratic chairman
OF that district.
Collector Of Customs Chas. NJ, Wallace
viii In few days recommend 10 the
Secretary of the treasury AT. Thomas i.
Richardson for the appointment 10 the
nosltion Of engineer OF the custom mousse
.nd Squire Il. +. Jones, OF Madison ward,
tor cantor.
The moonlight excursion TO be given TO.
night by the mOtOrmen and conductors OF
mo Nain-street car line promises TO be
n most enjoyable affair. Tho steamer Po-
eahontas will leave the wharf at O'Clock.
and among the attractions OF the excur-
sion will be music and dancing.
Prot. w. W. Smith, president OF Ran
dolph-Macon College. Is preparing 10 move
bis residence FROM Ashland 80 Lynehburg.
SO as to have closer supervision OF the
female college recently erected there and
which will be opened tins tall as part OF
the Randolph Macon system OF education.
At the State Agricultural Department
The officers say that the sales OF fertilizers
Tins far are not so good a. during the past
few seasons. They attribute the falling of
IN the sales to the strIneency OF the money
market and anticipate heavy late sales,
provided the monetary situation improves.
90 Lower Broadway.
New York. Aug. 23.-Mr. W. Il. Hutchi-
con. of Richmond, Va, Is stopping Ut the
ST Nicholas Hotel.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.