The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-19
PERSONAL an ENERAL.
Interestipg Facts About Hichm ord's Citi-
Fans and Other Matters

Mr.. BENJAMIN r. Lipscomb is at Hot
Springs, Batn county. Va.
Postmaster Cullingworth went down the
York River road yesterday on hshlnS
trip.
Miss Lena Westheimer. Of Norfolk, is
visiting friends at 5J- IL north Fltth
street.
Rev +. L. Pei will preach at Cen
tenary Methodist church tonight at )
i. NJ.
October 1st is the date named for re-
suscitating the Populist organ. the Nir-
ginia Sun
Miss Rosa Markins, OF Newark, y. j.,
Is visiting the family OF Mr.. ID. ii. Pyle,
Clio north Fourth street.
Miss Gussie Hoist OF l02 south Madison
street. has returned To the city from a
two-months' visit to Norfolk.
Mrs. j. NJ Tyler. Of 1896 east Marshall
street, who has been visiting at Clad
stone, Va, has returned home.
Judge l.. L. Lewis. of the Supreme
Court of Appeals, returned from a visit
to Rockingham county Monday.
A marriage license was issued in Wash
ingtOn Monday % James W. Gentry ana
Mabel NJ. Jeffress both Of Richmond, Va.
Miss Annie Clover Of Portsmouth, Va,
who has been visiting friends on Grove
avenue. left for home yesterday, after
pleasant stay of two weeks.
Mrs Robert ". Ford has returned home
pleasant
Mrs. c.. T.. Evans, of Lynchburg, is visit
ing Mrs. overly, Of lvl IL east Marshall
street.
Commissioner of the Revenue Thomas
L. NewsOm. Of HreenVilie county, VISITED
the Capitol yesterday 70 settle up ms
accounts with the Auditor Of Public Ac-
counts.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Society Of Denny
Street church are exhibiting variety OF
well-selected articles ami furnishing DJuh-
tiful refreshlnentS AT reaSohanle prices
nightly at 30 Louisiana street.
Electric car 80. H. on the Main-street
line. caught fire az Ninth and Main streets
Yesterday morning about ii o'clock y
Few buckets OF water put the blaze out
without much damage 20 the car.
Rev. George II. Ray. j.. d., left the
city last Friday 10 dedicate Il church IN
Accomac county. Va. br. Ray returned
TO Richmond Monday. and Will MI ms
pulpit at Union station as usual TINS
evening at S o'clock +. VI.
There will be a meeting Of the yete-
rams of Lee Camp tonight for the pur-
pose of Arranging for the entertainment
10 Doe given ON the 18th instant TO create
an interest in the organization OF the
Sons OF Veterans.
Rev j. Calvin Stewart returned 10 the
city Sunday afternoon to be present at
the funeral of his friend, pr. Barney.
He was spending a vacation al the Warm
Springs and started home when he heard
OF llT. Barney Qttlu. ne Will HOW re-
main at home and VIII conduct services
at the Church of the Covenant tonight.
Mr.. Tate Starke. who died sunday at
Muskegon, Mich, was a son Of the late
Marcellus r. Starke, Of Richmond. ana a
brother of Mrs. John T. Alvey, OF this
div. Mr. Starke had resided In Muske-
gon for many years ana was well known
and very popular there. He was connect
ell with the Thayer Lumber Company
and was also clerk OF the County Court
hls sudden death was d great shock 10
his relatives and friends here. He leaves
a Wife. but no children
The Presbyterian General Committee
appointed TO look into the question as 10
what Inducements Richmond could offer
as "A site tor the Union Theological Semi
nary In case ii was decided 10 move that
Institution from Hampden-Sidney, met
Monday evening. The subcommittee on
sites rep0rted that several had been Of
fered and Inspected. The matter was dis
cussed The General Committee VIII for
mulate a report, which VIII be given out
lgfar.