The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-26
FEfSONhL AND GhNER1L
Interesting Facts About Richv ov d's Citi-
zcns md Other Mmtt.r.

llttlc better yesterday.
MI. Robert Wendenburg. who has been
quite SICK, is out again.
ar. =. r. De witt is improving slowly.
ana expects TO be out in few DAYS.
hr, THOMAS y. jenkins. OF Rqltimore
is IN the city on a visit to friends and
relatives. '
Allen. the little son of Mr.. James 4.
GrSg, who has been so III. vas better
Mrs. Clement O. McPhail IS the ruost ~
her sister Mrs j. Randolph Tucker. in
Lexington. Va. -
| Miss Leila J. Nannally is visiting
| friends In Washington and her sister In
/ Camden, y. j.
The remains Of John G. Folstead. Of
Memphis. Tenn. were brought TO Eich-
mond yesterday for burial.
Mr.. T.. ': Campbell. who has been sick
at the residence OF his father-in-law. MIR.
l. Is. Taylor. Is convalescent.
Mrs. X. a. L. Cooley. OF Nashville. ~.
G., IS on visit 20 her father, MIR. George
u. DAVIS, twentieth and Grace streets.
The inspection OF the Richmond How
! tiers, which was 10 have taken place last
night, was postponed until October 5th.
The clerk Of the Hastings Court yester-
| day issued a marriage license to Mr..
George Blulord and Miss Margaret a.
Gould.
Lawyer Belva a. Lockwood vii arriv.
OF qualifying as a pracut oncr in the
city courts
Mr.. James Gray is In Roanoke. With
| him are his wife and niece, Miss Helen
Lea. who have been summcrinG at Blue
Ridge Springs.
Cards are out for the marriage Of Mr..
Frank T. Campbell and Miss Theresa NJ.
MCQuaiie at the Cathedral next Tuesday
at o'clock 4. NJ.
Henry clay, an old and highly RESP ect-
ed cOlorcd citizen. died Monday ri hit a.
his home on north Third street He
was in the siXtv-slXth year Of his age.
Mrs. John Poe's physician announced
| her condition somewhat improved last
! evening. Her condition, however. stiIl
! gives much uncasincss 10 her friends.
Miss Katie Il. Martin, daughter of Mr..
Edward Martin. was married 10 NJ.
! Richard T.. Donovan at 81. Peters Cathe-
! dral at O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. G. r.. Watson, OF Danyille brother
! OF Mr.. John II. watson, OF me virginia
pharmacy Company, Is In Richmond for
the winter to take "a course IN pharmacy.
The approaching marriage Of Or Ell
ward Mcclure and Miss Mary Mcclure
| is looked forward to with much interest
10y their numerous triehds. II Will be Il
quict home Wedding.
Miss Grace Phillips, Of Portsmouth, Va,
and Miss Angie Schmelz, Of Hampton,
Va nave returned nome after a week 8
visit with their cousin, Miss Addy Han
kius, Of Church liilL
The Liverpool AM London and Globe
building on Main street, Is To- be thor
oughN overhauled arA improved. and the
work viii begin at once II Is said that
$500 viii be expended In repairs.
Mr.. Isaac Sycle, Jr, of philadelphia.
son of MIR. julius Sycle, Is on n visit 10
his father Mr. Syclc is a business man
of large interests IN Philadelphia, having
| a large shoe mandatory In that cily.
Mr.. j. O. Atwood, whose name IN the
report OF the recent prohibition conNGn-
| ton was mentioned in connection with
! Tho Southern Planter, severed his con
necion with that journal two months ago.
The new school on Fulton Hi, H.
| Fairfield district, UenricJ county, VS.
| opened Monday with an enrolment OF
| graded and is one Of the best IN the
! county.
The students OF the University College
! If Medicine and Of the Medical Coles
| Of Virginia Will play game o. paM ~ ~
! 1 O'Clock Friday evning, for the beneht oil
! Tho hospitals connected with these IN
/ situtiOUr
Mrs. W. T. Taylor and her little daugh-
! ter Marie. Of Church Hin, accoHlpdilt' !
/ by her niece. Miss Minnie y. CruNdei' OF
! Swansboro. have returned 10 the c,'y
after a delightful visit TO friends ara reld-
| tiVcS IN Baltimore.
Captain Angle, Of the Second police dis
| tlict saws he will vigorously enforce IH'
recent ordinance prohibitng persons 9n ron
| lettering in the vicinity Of SCHOOLS
| tchurches. and other institutions, and iol-
! lowing schoolgirls on the street.
The force in the Office Of the Virginia
! Agricultural and Mechanical society were
| very busy yesterday Entries OF all de-
! scriptious are fast coming In. secretary
| owens wishes % impress upon al the
! fact that entries I'm the various Depart
mcuts close October !, 1894.
Mr.. Henry G. Clark. Of New. YORK,
~ ID q
| Benevolent Legion, who has been I'm me
! city several weeks ore niZlhg "A hTail'H OF
his order left for Norfolk yesterday al
tcrnoon. Mr. Clark made many friends
/ while here.
Mr.. Lewis II. Blair and Mr.. Lewis p.
| Winston arrived in Richmond Yesterday
morning from their trip TO Europe.
| Messrs. william Ryan and l.. r. Koutt re
| turned last uicht. The party had most
delightful time abroad. visiting Ireland,
! England. France, Germany ana othtr
/ countries
There came very near being a serious
| accident last evening about CLOCK
| al Eighth and Main. \ young man urea
! io hoard a car which was moving very
! fast. when ne missed his ioounS ana
! fell sprawling TO the ground. An men on
| two more and ne would have been uhder
| the wheels
II IS reported that the rumor that a
! Young man in a wholesale business house
| raised "a check from $2i % $40 is not
/ true. saw Detectives StHil'I anu I'IH-
| Son Yesterday evening. and they knew
nothing about the report. 1t had not ueen
/ reported 10 police headquarters at late
| hour yesterday afternoon
Invitations nave been received IN TINS
| city t. the marriage OF Mr.. +. g. Wood
ward. formerly OF this city, 10 Miss Hat
| lie Hart Of Roanoke, the ceremony 10
| take place this evening at o'clock AT
! Greene Memorial church. In Roanoke.
! Mir. Woodward is now employed In Wash
| luluOu. and has many friends here.
The Concert Of Flowers so successfully
| given at COicoran Hall last Thursday
evening by the ladies' Of the Band OF
Mercy. assisted 10y prominent local talent
! viii be- repeated next Friday night with a
varied programme. The object Of the con-
| cert is 10 raise funds 10 distribute food
| and fuel TO the destitute this winter and
! 10 disseminate religious literature.
state Missions.
Rev. ]. G. Hiden on his return from
! his vacation, was greeted by large con
| rrcsation at Grove-AVaLue sunday,
| morning ana might In the morning ne