The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-21

interesting Facts About Richmond's Citi-
fens and Other Matters.

Mr.. and Mrs. @. ". Smithdeal have re-
turned TO the city.
Mr. c. A. NesbItt and wife are visiting
friends In Baltimore.
Miss Mable Vaughan will leave on
saturday for the Cold Sulphur Springs.
Mr.. J.. p. Kuhn has left the city to
visit his fathe- at Poplar Springs. Mary
land.
Misses Lena Brittle and Mamie Bar
ham, Of Norfolk, Va, are visiting Mrs.
DR.. J. S. Daniel, Of 40 Denny street.
Miss NJ. Ethel Kelley left the city yes
terday for Stanton. where she will spend
some time with her friend, Miss Amy
Todd.
Milton Faut (colored) was received at
the penitentiary yesterday. to remain
one year, for stealing from the person
In Culpeper county.
Two new patrol boxes were put I'D yes-
terday-No. PIP. corner Duval street and
Brook avenue, and No. 222, corner Har-
rison and Clay streets.
Mrs James Il. Kearney, Miss Mary w.
kearney and Miss Agnes Wiseman will
san Tor Europe on the Campania August
oth. The Campanla is one OF the Gu
nard's new ships.
Among the visitors az the canI,oI ves-
terday were: w. NJ. Jones. treasurer OF
New Kent; j. b. Blanks. commissioner
OF revenue Of Petersburg. and A. w.
Puiiiam. sheriff OF Culpeper.
Hev. James Y. Fair, pastor OF the
1race-street Presbyterian church, will
leave tonight for vacation OF some
weeks While away he will fiji the pull
pit OF the Second Presbyterian church
OF Cincinnati. during the absence OF its
pastor. Rev William Plummer Bryan.
Rev Or. Hoge delivered an eloquent and
lifting address at the funeral Of Rev. Or.
Leyburn In Baltimore last Saturday. II
appeared I'm full I'm this weeks Central
Presbyterian. Or. Leyburn was the
preacher on the occasion OF the installa-
ton Of Or. Hoge nearly fifty years ago.
Briggs bakery wagon colllded with a
buggy at the corner OF Main and Tenth
streets yesterday afternoon, In which
were seated Mrs. G. w. Bradley and
sister. The front wheel Of the buggy was
wrecked. and the ladies. though very
much frightened, escaped without in
jury
Messrs. w b. Taylor. Juan A. Pizzlni.
Jr.. c. b. Eubank and John Tresnon. OF
the Pastime Pleasure Club. leave to-day
on the slOOp success Tor fiSning tour In
the waters OF the lower James. The party
will camp for several days near Newport
News. where they will be Joined by a
number OF other members OF the club.
This is the seventh annual trip OF the
club, and a pleasant time and a big haul
is ANTICIPATED.
A baseball team was organized last
night under the name Of the Rich
monds. with ire following players: w.
Terry. catcher and secretary: ". John
son. pitcher; r. Duke. short-stop; f. Can
non, dyst base; w. Richardson, second
base; c. Echo. third base and captain;
f. Sclari left field: 4. Wells. centre field;
r. Hicks, right field: J. Whelton. extra;
a. Morgan extra. All challenges can be
forwarded to w. p. Terry. No. 2O2s east
Main street.
Mrs. Nora w Ladd and Mr. w. q.
Ladd were married Wednesday morn
ing at o'clock at the residence Of Mr..
Thomas 5. Riddick. No. 2li0 east Broad
street, the ceremony being performed
by Rev. DR.. George II. Ray, OF Union
Station Methodist church. Mr. J. II.
Johnson, brother OF the bride, acted as
best man. The bride, a woman Of many
excellent qualities, was attired In a suit
Of navy blue bengaline. trimmed with
silk velvet. and carried roses The groom
Is a prosperous young farmer After the
marriage a reception was rendered the
newly welded pair, who subsequently
left on the steamer Pocahontas for their
future home, In Charles City.