The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-25
Personal md GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond Citl-
Iens and Other Matters


zens and Other Mates
Mr.. John A. Hawkins, of Danville, is
| in the city.
Mr. c. d. Wilson. of Philadelphia is
| stonping at Murphy's Hotel.
Miss Wall of Durham n. c., is visit
| Ing Miss Olcott, on west Grace street.
Miss Margaret Brandon Flanagan has
! returned home, after an extended trip
| South.
Miss Kent, of Oakland, Cal, is the
! guest Of Mrs Francis Il. Isaacs, Grace
/ street.
Mrs. S. G. Fairbank. who has been
| visiting her mother in New York, Will
| return this week.
Mr.. c, A. Boyce has been appointed by
! Postmaster CullngWorth, to a Clerkship
! in the mailing department.
The evening services will be held at
! ST. Paul's church at o'clock, and not
| S15 o'clock, as previously stated
Rev. j. p. Cannon returned yesterday
from Knoxville Tenn, and will occupy
his pulpit to-day at the usual hours.
Schiller Lodge, No l39, l. O. O. F..
will give their annual masquerade ball at
Sanger Hall Monday night, January 7,
1880
Miss Emma Dunn Of Newsoms, South
amptOn county, who has been visiting
! Mrs. Cannon, on Church Hill has re-
turned home,
Mr. John y. Dickens. of Houston, Va,
who attended the meeting of the Baptist
Young Peoples Union, left for home yes
terday morning.
Mrs. J. w. Alexander. Of No. 202 south
Pine street, is home again, after very
pleasant visit to friends and relatives in
Wilmington, n. c.
Mr.. r. elem Wood and wife, of Hous-
ton, have returned home from the ses-
sions Of the Baptis: Young Peoples
Union, in this city.
Mr.. Sol Haas assistant to the presi-
dent and Capt W. II. Green. general
manager Of the Southern railway, were
Ia the city yesterday.
Nothing has yet been heard from
young Lovensten. who disappeared from
his home last Monday. Search for him
is sliH being continued.
Al the conductors on the Main-Street
and Clay-Street car lines were furnished
with handsome new badges by the Elec-
trio Company yesterday.
Mrs. Curry and Mrs. Connally are
guests OF Mrs. Thomas ll2 east Grace
street and viii be "at home" next Tues
day evening from TO o'clock
There will be an excursion and dinner
at Dry Bridge, on the Richmond and
DanVille railroad, on Thanksgiving day
for the benefit Of Bethel Baptist church
Professor NJ. l., McPhai, of Chicago
win MI Elder Staples pulpit at Spring
field Hall, Twenty-sXth and NJ streets,
this evening al p. NJ, and also at 7:3O
L. Nj.
a meeting Of the Virginia Baseball
League will be held at the Lexington Ho-
tel, next Thursday night the 18th, at
Z 80 o'clock. This meeting is called for
the purpose of organizing Tor the sea-
son of 1886
Rev. w. V. Tudor, d. d, and Mrs Tu-
der left yesterday for Washington, to
pay visit TO Mrs Tudors parents, who |
i've IN that city before going 10 Nor |
folk TO assume his charge-C |
Street church.
A portion Of the brick wall that en-
closes the yard of the house at the cor
ner OF Seventh and Grace streets fell
over ON the sidewalk with terrible crash |
yesterday about noon. Fortunately no
one was caught under IT.
Mr.. w. II. Peasants, who was taken
so suddenly III at Bon Air about a week
ago, continues quite feeble. being scarcely
has forbidden him to leave the house for
at least two weeks longer.
Mr. Allan Talbot stamp deputy I'm tha
Internal Revenue office, will leave Mon
iay for Macon. Ga, where he goes TO at
tend the marriage of his brother Nj
Ellis NJ. Talbot. who will wed NIiss
Aurie Han Cho~"'" November 18th "'''
The condition OF Mr. r. r.. Bass of
~ north Twenty-siX street an ernnlova |
Of the Chesapeake and Ohio raiiwav
whose mp was so painfully hurt al or
eans street few weeks ago, is sornewbat
improved. With the aid OF a cane be
can walk a little. N'e ne
X. Il. Lee Camp and George f. pio,,o., |
amp, Confederate Veterans will atisnd
iivine service at Leigh-Street Rantist
n y zen to,night Services will commence
Preached by Rev. DR.. Wright The ,w D
amps VIII meet In the lecture room 'm OF
nc church AZ o'clock.