The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-05
FsksONAL IND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Riohmond's Citi-
'ers and Other Matters.

Moncure be being A sicR. has q gone to Wash
ington to receive the attention OF his
family.
Evangelist Cavanaugh. who is paying
MS annual visit to Richmond. preached
to crowd at Eleventh and Main streets
yesterday.
Mr.. Joseph NJ Palmer has returned to
Cartersville, after a visit to his daugh-
yer, Mrs. 5. ID. Atkinson, on Randolph
street.
The Charlottesville Chronicle says: Mrs.
a. Il. Cohen, OF Richmond. who has
been visiting her parents. MIR. and Mrs.
,. Aronhime, has returned home.
ON next Sunday morning at IL o'clock
Mr; VI. a; Martin. Of Richmond College,
VIII preach In the chapel at the Soldiers
Home; The public is cordially invited TO
attend.
Quite a number OF Richmond rooters
went TO Baltimore yesterday to witness
the first OF the Temple Cup series OF
games between New York and Baltimore.
The Charlottesville Progress says: Mrs.
Johnson, OF Richmond, is visiting at
"Nerdant Lawn" Mr.. /. Levy, of Rich
mond, is the guest of Mr. NJ. kaufman.
Mrs. G. II. Gordon will act as or
ganist at the Monumental church during
the indisposition of the regular organist.
Mr.. Z. ). Powers, who had the misfor-
tune to fall and break his right arm last
Friday.
Samuel Lightfoot, the colofcd man who
fell from a load Of hay on Cary street
several weeks ago and was seriously hurt,
died at the almshouse Wednesday af-
ternOOn about ) O'Clock.
The Fredericksburg Star says: We well
come Captain j. \. Thompson, the ur-
train from his place TO Richmond, and
family to the old burg, where they will
in future make their home.
Mrs. W. II. Schlueter, Of north First
street. returned home last night, after
Schlueter had a delightful trip, and was
much pleased with -. Louis.
Several kind people have visited the
DISTRESSED sistrs family on Twenty-sevenLh
family are very grateful. but this is not
enough The head Of the family Is album
dainty able TO take care of mis- family
II he can get work. That Is what he begs
for. lie is cooper by trade, but is will
ling to do anything.
Mr.. George r. Anderson. acting assist
ant secretary Of the Southern Railway,
has been authorized TO collect all original
contracts pertaining to the traffic depart
ment of the road, and all original deeds
for right Of way. depot buildings. etc
Mr.. Anderson headquarters will neCessa-
rily be in Washington during this work
OF no little magnitude.
At an entertainment given in Lock
mems Relief Corps Convention, Miss
Blanche Theimer, the twelHe-year-oId
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Theimer Of
800 north Twenty-ffth street, this city,
took prominent part, and rendered some
excellent music. The Evening Express Of
Lock Haven speaks in very COMPLIMENTS
ry terms of little Blanche as a musician.
At the residence OF Mr.. j. NJ. Gordon.
No. SIC north Twenty-fOurth street, We'd
nesday night, a reception was rendered
Misses Annie Johnson and Della PEBBLES,
OF Disputanta, who are on a visit TO
Mrs. Gordon. There was music by
Messrs r.. II. Bell. Reginald Walker
and John Yarbrough. Refreshments OF
the season were served In abundance and
the company dispersed at a late hour.
Rev Edward l.. Pell will resume his
lectures on the Sunday-school lessons at
the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation, Saturday, at L. NJ
These lectures are delivered I'M
der the auspices of a committee of promi-
ncnt Sunday-school workers of this city,
and are open not only to teachers, but
to Bible lovers generally Mr.. Pells
talks are of more than local interest be-
ing regularly published in a large number
Of leading religious papers throughout
the country.