The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-11

Mt. ana Mrs. W. -. saunders left yes
terday for the Worlds Fair via the
Chesapeake and Ohio.
The alley bounded by Main, Cary, Mad
ison and Belvidere streets is reported
in a very bad condition.
Mrs. s.. S. Mckinney has been criti-
cally III for a week at her mothers. No.
72S north Fourth street.
Mrs. Jacob ReInhardt and children
left to-day for F1uvanna. where they Will
rustlcate until September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horatlo Yarbrough and
Misses Mabel. Floy and Alma Y%arbrough
have returned from Suffolk.
In the notice Of the outing Of the Old
Dominion Fishing Club, the name OF Mr..
s.. MEG. Fisher was omitted.
Mr.. John T.. Womble. assistant super
intendent OF the city almshouse, is Sc
riously III with heart trouble.
Miss Marian Morson Robins returned
Saturday from Chicago. after a two
weeks visit 10 the Worlds Fair.
Mrs. John l.. Martin. Of Chesterfield.
is visiting her sister, Mrs. 5. r.. Gresham,
at los Jefferson street. Petersburg.
The Board Of Aldermen will hold its
monthly meeting tonight. There are
no special matters to come up for con
sideratiOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. s. McCausland. of
Boston. Mass. are the guests OF their
sister, Mrs. +. a.. Ewers. at 1902 west
Main street.
The monthly meeting Of the Powhatan
Club. postponed from last Tuesday night
on account OF II being the Fourth OF
July, will be held tonight.
Mrs. j. Il. Harvey was thrown from
her buggy I'm a runaway on Broad street
yesterday morning and slightly injured
about the hands and face.
Mr.. Ellis Sparks, Of west Clay street.
and Mr.. T.. y. Lee. OF Church Hill. are
expected home this morning from a two
weeks trip TO New York and the Worlds
Fair.
The Forest Hill Junior team played the
Second-street Favorites AZ the Lee Monu-
ment grounds yesterday afternoon, and
the former team won by a score Of 16
to I.
Joe Edwards, the man who has become
w%ell-known by his aquatic feats. is still
searching for the body OF Joe Carr, the
sgro who was drowned IN the river be-
tween Mayo's Island and Manchester
Friday night.
Mr.. G. W. r. Russell. city editor Of the
News and Courier. Of Norfolk, and spe-
cial correspondent of the New York Her
aid, was IN Richmond yesterday and paid
a visit to The Times office.
Rev. George H.. Ray. Jr.. son Of Rev.
DIR. Ray, OF this city, who has been at
tending the Boston University, is supply
ing an important Methodist Episcopal
church pulpit in Providence. r. l.
Joseph Anderson and Charles Taylor.
two small colored boys. were arrested
by Policeman Williams yesterday for
breaking into the schoOl-hOuse Of Wister
Archer. They were found in the building.
Mr.. John S. Harwool left yesterday
afternoon via Fredericksburg for Rich
mond county, where his father is quite
sick. If he is able 20 stand the trip
he will be brought back TO Richmond at
once.
The clerk Of the hastings court Issued
marriage licenses to the following cou-
pies yesterday: F. Irving Bauehan and
George v. G.. Hunt. Philip II. Bergheimer.
and Frances -. Thomas; Edward VI.
Greene and Mary Helen Davis.
The moonlight tonight Oh the new
steamer POcahontas 10 Dutch Cap py
the Young Mems Auxiliary and Young
Ladies' Aid Societies OF Leigh-street bap-
list church will be a delightful aialr.
Every one who goes will have a most en-
joyable time. Boat leaves at $ O'Clock
sharp.
Mr.. Allan Talbot. Jr, has returned
from Georgia, where he had been on a
short pleasure trip. He says times are
very hard i'm Georgia. but that better
times are expected. The corn and cot
ton crops are exceptionally hne' ana
next fall will find the planters COMPARE
lively rich.
Captain Frank W. Cunningham, Tor
the first time ia his life. sang By special
request at the funeral OF a colored per
son Sunday. the mother OF Oliver, tht
barber. The services were held at the
Colored Methodist church, on Leigi
street. and a very large congregation
was present. Professor Jacob Iteln-
hardt played the accompaniment.
Following are the arrivals at the Ches-
ter Hotel for the week ending July Z
1898. A.. $. Watkins, q. H.. West, ii. -.
Hunter. Miss Lula CardOz0, Ordway Pull
Ter. john McGrain. Il. l. Adams, J.. Laz-
arus. George ID. Winfree, MIC. i. ltady
and wife. Mrs. Irwin Wood. AIR. and Mrs.
James SchWalmeyer. Mrs. James a. Pull
Ter. Miss Mary Fuller and Arthur De-
noon.
The Peoples party will not select dele
gates from Richmond by ward meetings
10 attend the State Convention. but the
men VIII De appointed by the city chair
man Of the party. The Industrial Le-
gi0n. the Peoples Party Gu Of Rich
mond. will have n meeting tomorrow
night, when it is probable that the dele
gates will be appointed. The convention
fcets in Lynchburg on August Sd.
Yesterday morning a collision OF bug
eies occurred on Broad street, near the
corner Of Third, and Mrs. W. II. Nc
Carthy was thrown from her vehicle,
but with the exception Of a few Sigh
bruises she WIS not hurt. Mrs. Mccarthy
and Mrs. $. Freshman were driving alonl
Broad street in their respective bugsies'
when the vehicles ran against each other.
The formers was thrown over on the
side.
The following are the Virginia arrivals
at the Alhambra Hotel. Chicago. Ill, 10
July 9Th: G. b.. Wilkinson, J. Percy
Stuart. Richmond: G. W. Compton, Rad
ford: James Traver, South Boston; Mr.
and Mrs. W. c. Trueman, Alex. McCul-
loch. Richmond: j. NJ. Darlington. j. j.
Lawson. Jr.. South Boston; j. c. OHar
wood: ]. NJ. Cayce. c. b. Barlou, Rich
mond: y. D.. Eiler. J. II. Turner. r. j.
Turner. %Lynchburg; r. 5. Turner Harri-
sonburg.
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