The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-26
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's Citi.
zens. and Other Matters.

Iens. and Other Matters.
Miss Francis Crouch left for Hamp-
ton yesterday.
Hoboken, ". j.. are at the Exchange.
Treasurer ]. W. Bronaugh, OF Man
chester. was at the Capitol yesterday.
Mr.. George s. vashon. Jr.. left on Tues
day for a ten days trip TO the Worlds
Fair.
The Ladies' Auxiliary corps Of Pickett
Camp will meet this evening at o'clock
at Central Hall.
Mr.. Z. f. Dewitt and his mother. Mrs.
Dewitt, have returned TO the Exchange
and Ballard hotel for the Winter.
Mr.. s. l.. Kelley qualified in the Chan
Gerry Court yesterday as executor for the
estate OF James L. Capston. deceased.
Rev. DR.. Thomas Drew, Of Chase City,
Is visiting his friend. Captain william
James Epps. at No. 203 east Main street.
The class OF Miss Blair held its first
session for the season in the parlor Of
the Young Mems Christian Association
yesterday.
Invitations have been issued for the mar
riege Of Miss Meta Potts to Mr.. Robert
Roulet at Monumental church, Wednes-
day. November sth, at p. NJ.
The board Of lady managers is requested
to meet at the Virginia State Hospital,
corner Clay and Eleventh streets, this
afternoon, october Goth, at 4:30 o'clock.
Mr.. Landon Carter Catlette, Of Glouces-
ter, associate editor OF the West Point
virginian. and Miss Letitia Nelson. will
be married at Elcho, Henrico county,
to-day.
Blanche the daughter Of Mr.. Thomas
j. Walsh, foreman Of the lower gas
works, is quite sick at the residence Of
her parents. All north Twenty-ninth
street.
Squire Barney F1schkorn will pay a
reward Of s. for the arrest and convic-
ton of the thief who stole a. lot OF high
ly valued rose bushes from him Tuesday
night.
Mrs. John A. Hancock, after a visit
to the Worlds Fair. and stopping for
d short stay with her father in Ohio
has returned to the Exchange Hotel for
the winter.
The Hastings Court was only In session
for short while yesterday. The four
cases which were to have been tried. were
postponed until the next term on account
VI the dDStItt VI WllhcSStSs
Dir. and Mrs. Peyton r. Darlington,
Mrs. A. Y. Stokes and Peyton r. Car
rington. Jr., have just returned from
Chicago after a two weeks stay at the
Worlds Fair.
At Venable street there have been
twenty-eight professions Of faith, eigh-
teen Of whom have been received for
baptism. Pastor Dill will preach every
night this week.
Mr.. Cameron Johnson who some time
ago went from this city as a missionary
10 Korea. has received a call to the chair
Of English language and literature In
Doshisha University, Kioto, Japan.
At the regular meeting of the Build
ing Trades Council last night a resolu
ton was unanimously passed approving
the resolution offered by Mr.. Epps in the
Council some time ago.
An open letter has been issued by the
members OF the Bar Of the Thirteenth
judicial circuit in favor OF Judge William
Mclaughlin, of Rockbridge for judge of
the Supreme Court OF Virginia.
A little child Of Mr.. Haslkins. who lives
on north Seventh street, was accident
ally run over by a carriage yesterday
morning at Eighth and Marshall streets.
Fortunately, the little one was not Sc
riously hurt
Mr.. Edwin Courtney SHIELD yesterday
qualified as deputy clerk Of the Circuit
Court He will make an efficient and
popular officer, having been in the office
for a long time. This is a well deserved
promotion.
The condition Of little Miss Louise
Gary remains about the same. She is
at present very restless and is suffering
a good DEAL but the doctors seem 20 think
the crisis has passed, though they still
pronounce her a very I'll child.
The officers OF Old Market Presbyterian
church met last right. No business was
transacted, and the meeting adjourned 10
meet tonight at the Grace-Street Presoy-
terrain church. when the matter OF a sue
cessor to Rev. Mr.. Turnbull VIII be DIS
oussed.
Tomorrow night at o'clock special
service will be held in the lecture-room
of Grace Episcopal church. The local
council Of the Brotherhood OF 81. An
drew will attend in body, and an ad-
dress will be delivered by Rev ). D.
Gravett on Brotherhood work.
The special services at Grove avanue
continue this week. DR.. Landrum VIII
aid DR.. Hiden. Congregations are large
and the interest is great and growing.
Rev. James b. Taylor, ID. d., has pre-
pared and has I'm press a biography OF
the lamented DR.. Cornelius Tyree
A horse was struck by the locomotive
of a passenger train over the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
at Cary and Belvidere streets yesterday
The animal was thrown across the track,
ard in consequence the train was delayed
some minutes; but after while the horse
was gotten out of the way without
serious injury and the car moved on.
The Erie County IN. " Independent
has a long account Of the fair held there
recently and published a long list OF
winners Of premiums. Mrs. f. r. Fuller
formerly Miss Belle Pelouze, OF TINS
citv) was fortunate enough to secure hve
of the premiums for painting as tollows,
Portrait. fruits ION satin and on glass;
and heads and animals-all In oil.