The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-09

10 Het ous
Mr.. Joseph Button. Of the Treasursrs
oc,ce I. at present enjoying himself at
puck Roe. near Fortress Monroe where
ne is rallying for the coming gubernatorfai
campaign.
Captatn w. g.. Harrison. Of the land
once will remain at his post OF duty
Jv,,ng the summer. ard only late In the
Saii he will rusticate for while IN Prince
william county.
Second Auditor Josiah Ryiand. Jr. says
tina, he will not have the time 20 spare
even 10 think Of taking vacation. He
expects 20 be kept right busy all summer
In signing bonds.
Mayor J. Taylor Eilyson has made no
ulane for taking a vacation. He VIII
probably go 20 the Worlds Fair late In
Tho summer, II he can so arrange his
business relations.
Mfr. +. j. Beverldge. Of the firm OF
Harvey, Blair e. Co.. will leave for the
Windy City some time this month. He
expects 60 spend while al the Worlds
Fair.
Mr.. J. S. Potts, Of the Richmond and
Danvlle railroad, has decided 10 spend
the hot season in the city. His family
will while away the weary summer hours
at West Point
Mrs Edward Wilkinson. Of birmingham.
Ala. who has been visiting the house OF
her father. Rev. DR.. J. G. Hiden, No 90s
Floyd avenue. has gone TO Charlottes-
Vile for three weeks
Mr. a. X NIicou, one O., the right
hand bowers Of Second Auditor Rylan1.
will remain In harness all summer, but
will in the evenings retire 10 his country
seat near Seven Pines
Colonel w. T. Robins, the right bower
Of the Secretary OF the Commonwealth,
thinks that his official duties are too i'm
portant 20 permit him to leave the
city during the summer.
Blr J. Gus Hanklns. one OF the able
and faithful aids Of Judge II. ". Flour
roy. "a the office Of the Secretary Of the
Commonwealth. will spend his vacation
AZ his home In Halifax county.
Mr.. William II. Williams. assessor Of
public improvements. viii be unable 70
take q vacation this summer. on account
Of the heavy work which demands his
attention.
Mr.. S. E. Bates. assistant city engineer.
has gone TO Chicago with his oldest son.
The latter Is on his way 10 Denver. Col,
vi ere he will spend some time on &C
count OF his health
Mr.. w. J. Mcdowell member OF the
Common Council will go with Lee Comp
to Ocean View early next MORN lie
will spend the balance Of the summer at
the Huguenot Springs
Mrs Ovid Perkins and Mr. any Mrs.
S. o. Perkins and children. Of liOl east
Broad. left the city last week. and will
spend the summer at their ,old home near
Jackson. Louisa county.
City Collector Frank w. Cunningham
will 20 with his company TO Ocean View
early next month. In September he viii
attend the annual Convention Of United
Confederate Veterans at Birmingham, Ala
MIR. John Knox, the old standby Of
Colonel Marye in the Auditors Office,
will stick 10 his superior during the sum-
mer. II being impossible TO spare his SER
Vices for any length Of time.
Major w. X. Gaines. Registrar Of the
Land Office and Superintendent Of Public
buildings, does not intend 10 take any
vacation this summer. but Will strictly
attend TO his official duties.
Mr.. Henry Richards the faithful en-
gineer at the Capitol, Is In hopes that he
can let the fires alone during the month
of August. in order that he might visit
his old home I'm Caroline county
Colonel r. T. McCloud. OF the Auditors
ONCE. will visit Frederick and Rockbridge
counties during the next month. where he
will endeavor to drum UP members for
secret society, of which he is past mas
ter.
Mr.. c. Mcleod. the private secretary
OF Governor Mckinney will, as I'm former
wears remain at the helm Of the state
ship. his official duties being too hume
rous 10 allow him to take a temporary
rest.
Mr.. w. r. Haight, Office secretary OF
the Young Mems Christian Association.
will not leave this city for any length Of
time this summer. He will be satisfied
with few short trips into the neighbor-
ing country.
Mr.. George X Taylor. clerk OF the Su-
preme Court OF Appeals. will as In for
rner Yeats. Join his fellow members OF the
Old Dominion Fishing Club in their
cruise off Cobb's Island. They will leave
on July Ast
Mr.. Frank T. Bates, assistant city en-
gineer, can be found at his Office every
day during the summer The large
amount Of work turned over 10 his depart
rtnt will not permit him 10 take a vaca-
:ion
Mr.. James T. Vaughan, Of the Common
Council. is a member Of the old Dominion
Fishing Club and will leave with that
body on July 2ist for n two weeks cruise
off Cobb's Island, where they will indulge
In fishing.
Mr.. James T. Ferriter, member OF the
Common Council. has Just returned from
an extended trip 10 Detroit and Chicago.
where he attended the annual convention
Of the Elks. He Will stay at home for
the rest of the summer
Judge James G. Lamb OF the Chancery
Court, will attend the annual convention
Of the Bar Association Of Virginia at the
White Sulphur Springs early next month.
and will afterwards go 10 Richmond coun-
~, where his family Is now sojourning.
Superintendent William c. Adams, of
the city gas works, Will probably attend
the annual Convention Of Superintendent
of Gas Works, TO be held In Chicago dur
ing the summer. Otherwise he will be
compelled to remain at his post OF duty.
Colonel John b. Cary will take In the
Worlds Fair and Milwaukee next week.
Colonel Cary's family will spend the
month Of August I'm Caroline county.
They will spend the month OF September
viewing the sights az the Worlds Fair.
Mr.. Branch Mckinney. the nephew OF
the Governor, will divide his vacation be-
tween Farmvile and Blue Ridge Springs.
Mr.. ]. r. Hail. Of the Second Auditors
office. has decided to brave the heat in
the city, and will not leave Richmond
during the present summer.