The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-18
err, Mrs l.. V. Williams, 5ia south Cherry

street
The Misses sadlers. OF west Main street,
who have been summerinS III poruo"9-
vile, Va. have returned nome
Rev. s. J. Porter will conduct the Iegu-
lar Tuesday night prayer meeting az the
Soldiers Home The public are inViteu.
Miss Lizzie H. Bates. Of Church Hill.
has returned to Suffolk College, Where sue
will resume her studies FOR the winter.
A meeting Of the orphan Asylum Board
Will be held this afternoon al o CLOCK AZ
the State Bank for the purpose OF electlnB
teacher.
Major TRAY. Daniel chief Of the to-
bacco division OF the Treasury Depart
| ment, at Washington, WAS at the Capllol
yesterday.
Mr. Henry Wood. SO China street. who
broke his leg last Wednesday morning by
falling from the roof Of house, is slowly
| improving.
Mrs. a. r. Gum. in company with
Mrs. +. Dallam Barksdale, lett yester-
day morning for a visit 10 Baltimore and
other northern cities.
Miss Lizzie Hanklns and Miss Leila
Loyelace, OF Halifax county, Va, are
visiting Mrs. George T.. Bdrksdale, at 81
north Eleventh street
The Richmond Tobacco warehousemen
will run an excursion train from North
Carolina. on the Atlantic Coast Line,
Tuesday, September 9th
Major John Poe. Jr.. Chief Of Police.
yesterday lost his gold watch b. dropping
IN In one OF the sinks Of The city Han
| Every effort to recover the timep.ece
failed.
Messrs. William Ryan. Lewis II. Blair.
S. i. Routt, and Lewis T.. Winston. who
have been touring Europe, expect 70 be
back I'm Richmond about the 18th Of this
| month.
The congregation OF West View church
met sunday morning and appointed
committee Of fifteen to select pastor IN
| place Of Rev. Dir. Hines. who recently re-
signed.
The congregation Of Park Place Metho-
| dist church enjoyed a rare treat on sun
day In the artistic rendition Of one or
MendelssOhn's first airs by Misses Stock
| dell and Digs.
Messrs. 4. II. FERGUSON. Everett Wad-
dey, and Robert Whittett, Sr., left yester-
! day for Philadelphia 10 attend the annual
| meeting of the TypOthetae The session
| will last several days.
Mr.. Dan. j. Buckley a well-known
! Richmond printer. who II now working
| in the Government Printing ONCE, Is here
| spending his thirty days vacation. His
| family accompanies him.
! Miss Lizzie Bates W no has been SPEND
| ing her vacation at her home. 322 north
| TWenty-fourth street left for suffolk yes
| terday morning, where she will resume
| her studies at SUFFOLK College.
! Mr.. Robert VI. OFerrall, a son of Gov
| ernOT o FerrdlI, VINO mas Deen living In
! HarrisOnburg is stopping at the Cover
| nOr's mansion since Saturday evening
contemplating making Richmond his
! home.
The music at Centenary Methodist
| church Sunday night Is a very attractive
! feature. The excellent quartette choir,
under the leadership Of SIR. Shepherd
| Webb renders beautiful and artistic Sc
| lections.
Mr.. Tate Clark formerly Of Richmond.
! died in Chicago Sunday. He was a son
| OF Mr.. Marcellus Clark, at one time clerk
OF the Court Of Appeals Of Virginia. and
was a brother of Mrs. John Alvey, Of
this city.
Judge f. r. Farrar CJohnnie RebO
| Will lecture at Grove Avenue Baptist
church this evening at o'clock. Judge
! Farrar is we'll known in Richmond. and
/ his entertaining lectures never Tail to
| please his hearers.
The body Of a dead infant was found
! Sunday I'm the woods back OF lakewood
cemetery. The body was IN bag. and
! looked as though II had been there a
week The body was turned over to Or.
| Leftwich the county coroner
Mr. and Mrs Edward Martin have is
| sued cards for the marriage OF their
! daughter. Miss Katie Il. Martin, to Mr..
! Richard y. Donovan, Tuesday afternoon
at o'clock. September 18th. The cere-
mony Will take place at st. Peters Cathe-
dral.
The Italian Beneficial Society will on
! Thursday next have a parade and a pic
/ mic at Blandon Park. Arrangements are
being made for a grand time. The society
| has done a vast amount Of work since its
| organization. and is in a highly satisfac-
! tory condition.
An alarm If fire was turned In yester-
! day morning at 1916 o'clock from box i6.
/ During the thunder storm lightning struck
as electric hight pole al the corner ~
| Williamsburg avenue and Louisa
! streets. Engines Nos. and Responded.
! but were not needed. No damage.
Mrs. ]. A. Ramkey and her son. Willie.
! returned home Saturday night after "A
! tour of six weeks North and West. They
! report having had an exceedingly pleas
ant time. Her daughter. Miss. Jessie, will
remain In Cleveland, ohio. several weeks
longer, whore she IS the guest of her
/ grandmother
! Tonight at the Young Mems Christian
! Association Miss Mayme Leahy viii give
/ a concert and eiOcutionary entertainment
| Those who have not heard this talented
/ lady have an opportunity to enjoy a rare
| entertainment. Miss Leahy Is undertake
/ ing to finish her education at the Boston
/ Conservatory Of Music.