The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-28
PERsONAL IND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's Cit
zens and Other Matters

4 cablegram from Or. Robert f. vii
liams announces his safe arrival in Lon
don.
Mrs. b. W. Cosby has returned from
a visit 10 Atlantis City. Philadelphia,
and New York.
Mrs. y. w Cosby has just returned
from a visit to Atlantic City. Philadelphia
and New York.
The ceremony Will take place at the
Grace-Street Baptist church on August
1th, at 1880 O'Clock A NJ
The Stars will cross bats at Forest Hill
park this afternoon with the Forest Bills.
The game will be called at i:3O o'clock.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage of Miss Carrie Mayo Sands and
Mr.. Jesse NJ. Burnett. OF Knoxville. Tenn.
Mr.. Patrick keenan,. who has been
confined 10 his home by Illness for some
days. was able TO leave his bed yester-
day.
Rev FIR. f. NJ. Terney. who has
been visiting in the city returned to
his pastorate at Falls church yesterday
morning.
street Yesterday morning and left at the
Second station. where IL may be recoV-
cred by the owner
In view Of the fact that a great many
members OF Lee Camp are this week
recreating at Ocean View, no meeting Of
moonlight excursion on the Pocahon-
tas VIII be conducted under the auspices
OF Virginia Lodge Pythians on the night
of the 3lst, for charitable purposes
John Norris the fireman AT the City
Hall who was hurt % Thu rsday by falling
of a ladder in the boiler-room Of the
building was much improved yesterday
The funeral Of Mr. Charles T. Scherer
took place yesterday afternoon at 8
O'Clock from the residence of his sister,
Mrs NJ. T. Warren. aG Nenablc street.
Mr. 9. Capers Boisseau. Of the Park
Place pharmacy, who has been confined to
his home on south Fifth street by sick
ness for the past few weeks. Is still very
low.
County Clerk s. p. Waddn yesterday
morning completed a copy OF the records
in the Smithers' precinct election case.
which Will be submitted TO the Circuit
Court.
Mrs. Peyton L. Palmore and children,
OF 1909 west Marshall street. left yes
terday morning 70 spend the remainder
Of the summer in POWhatan county with
friends and relatives.
Mr. H. A. Nightingale. who kept
grocery store on Broad. al the corner Of
seventeenth street. died very suddenly last
night. 1t could not be learned what was
the cause Of his death.
There will be no service at the Grace
street Presbyterian church next Sunday,
as Dr. Fair will be absent at the defica-
ton of the MattOaX- Memorial church,
where he Will preach the sermon.
Colonel John S. Harwood was yesterday
notified of his appointment as a member
Of the National Legislative Committee Of
the Travellers Protective Association.
whose headquarters are at Chicago
Misses Jennie and Maggie Ryan. Of
spend the summer in Meriden, Conn.
on their return home they will stop a
while with their brother at Bath Beach,
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Mr.. and Mrs W. A. Crump and child.
Mrs. Harry l.. Davis. Miss Esse Grimes.
Miss Elvia b. Davis. and Julia Aminta
FrlschkOrn Davis, from Church Hill. are
spending the summer at Moss Gables in
Powhatan county.
Rev. Or. Landrum will be absent from
the city on his vacation during August.
lie viii hold protracted meetings I'm VIZ
ginia. Rev. Or. j. J. Taylor OF Mobile,
Ala. a Nirginian by birth, will occupy
the pulpit Of the Second Baptist church
during August.
Captain George Watt Taylor. and Chief
W. G.. Fuller, Of the Fire Department
this city. will leave here on August 18th
for Toronto, Canada. where they will at
tend the convention of the chief engi-
neers Of the Fire Department. They will
be gone about two weeks
Rev. w. F. Harris. wife, and daughter
OF Harrisonvlle. Mo, after attending the
convention Of Baptist Young Pc pes
Union, in Toronto. Canada, arrived i'm
this city via old Point yesterday They
VIII remain a few days with relatives at
25l4 east Marshall street.
The choir Of the Leigh-Street BAPTIST
church Will go out TO the Soldiers Home
on Sunday and give a sacred concert for
the veterans. The choir is composed Of
splendid voices. and no doubt larg.
number Of lovers of music from the city
VIII 70 out on the occasion.
Thieves smashed the plate-glass window
of the Plymouth Rock Pants COmpanys
store on the Franklin street side, some
time Thursday night a corner of the
pane was broken out with some sharp
instrument and goods We're taken from
the window. Mr.. H. +. Strudwick. the
manager of the store, is unable 10 say
exactly what loss he sustained by the
robbery. but thinks only two pants pat
terms and one fancy vestinS were stolen