The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-07
PERSONAL AND GHHg8xy
Interesting Facts About Rlchmond's CHI.
zrns and Other Malta.

Interesting Facts About Elchmond,. Ci,t
lens and Other Matter.
Mrs. VI. A. Foster left Yesterday morn
Ing FOR Norfolk TO spend some time
Mr.. Champe Shepherd. who WAS threat
ened with typhoid lever, Is much better
Mr. Ed G. Pierce is critically III al his
home, No 12l north Twenty-hfth street.
Mr.. William b. Isaacs continues 10 i'm
prove, but he Is sim confined to his house
Mr. Thomas VI. Ryan returned home
Thursday, after spending several days in
Kentucky.
Mrs. John Bagley. Of 10. $40 north
Twenty-hfth street. Is lying critically III
at her residence.
Rev Or. James p. Smith will preach at
the Second Presbyterian church to-mor-
row at IL o'clock.
Mr.. J.. J.. Gresset. Of Gresset Bros.
has left FOR the Red Sulphur Springs, on
a months pleasure trip.
Professor and Mrs. =. l. Cndersleeve
are the geusts of Mrs. Raleigh Colston,
No. i north sixth street.
There will be trotting races at the Ex-
position grounds this afternoon between
some well-known horses.
y letter received yesterday morning
from Charleston. :. c.. states that Mr..
=. -. George Cooke Is no better
About eighty eXcursionists left on the
IOfAUHOf0A T..
The crowd Will be reinforced on route
The schooners Annie Ainsley, Mamie
Saunders. and q. W. Anderson. all owned
Ia Richmond. are lying In the dock.
The Right Rev. Bishop Wilmer. OF
Alabama. IS staying at Brook Hill. and
viii preach at Emmanuel church on
Sunday next.
Mr. ] G. Small has issued prettily-de-
signed Invitations TO the opening OF his
new cafe. No. ITO east Main street, to-
day at IL o'clock.
CAPTAIN W. H. Green, Of the southern
Railway Company. left yesterday morn
ing In private car LOT MS monthly III
spection OF the road.
Mr.. ". J. O'Nei IS making 4 ten days
tour Of Baltimore Philadelphia. Atlantic
CIV and New York. lie expects 10 re-
turn next Thursday.
Mrs Schurman and her son Jacob,
left Thursday for Atlantic City. whore
they viii stay for two months for the
benefit Of her health.
The monthly meeting Of the Methodist
Sundav-school Society has been postponed
until the Third Sunday and viii be held
at Park Place church.
There will he the semi-annual roll-call
at Grove-aVcnue Baptist church. OF which
the Rev. J. g. Hiden is pastor AT II
o'clock Sunday morning, and no service
at night.
The Executive Committee OF the Rich
mond Industrial Home Will hold a SEES
sion At the building OF the oune Mems
Christian Association next Monday even
ing at $50 o'clock
WayucshOro Va, viii be the preacher at
the IL o'clock 4. VI. service al the First
English Lutheran church, Seventh and
Grace streets, sunday.
Rev. ". ". Moore. d. d.. IL. D.. Of
Union Theological Seminary. is expected
to conduct the dedicatory services at
Mtzpah church. on Chestnut Hiil, to-
morrow at 4.30 +. VI.
Rev. Or. G.. u. Ray will discuss the
question OF the speedy conversion OK the
Jews In Union Station tomorrow sunday
evening. and the Children Day exercises
will be held al II 4. VI.
Professor A. Chambers Ray. Of Quit
man College. Ark, where ne has filed the
chair of mathematics during the past
session. has returned 10 Virginia, and
is spending the vacation In this city.
Rev ". ". Moore ID. D.. Of Union
Theological Seminary, Is guest OF Key.
W. McWhite. pastor OF Mzpah church.
lie is expected 10 oilciatc ia the deiica-
tory services at that church tomorrow.
The following has been sent 10 The
Times: Iron Moulders' Union. No. l&.
will have mamoth meeting tonight
10 take decisive action IN which every
member IN this vicinity Will be invOiy-
ed.
Rev. r. J. Wlllingham Will preach at
Ia. Pine-Street Baptist church t0-mOr-
row morning At II o clock After the SER
vice Messrs. W. W Wilkinson and W. b.
Daniel will be ordained as deacOus Of
the church.
There Will be an interesting contest at
Island Park this afternoon al t.D clock
The Fifteenth Street delegation u pro-
duce merchants have challenged the
Cary-Street men 10 a game OF baseball
The public Is invited. No admission fee
General William H. Payne was here
Thursday night. IL IS not yet definitely
known II he viii be retained As division
counsel for the southern Railway Com
pany, but there IS no reason % believe
that hts services VIII be dispensed with.
Sergeant H. r. Lufrscy. Of Company j,
First Regiment, Virginia Volunteers, who
had the misfortune 20 stick nall Ia his
foot al state library, Tuesday, July 81.
Is stnl confined at MS home. 36 north
Twenty-frst street. He expects 10 be out
In a few days.
Mrs T.. H. Gade. who has been living
in Richmond for year or more. has
accepted n position with the Grau Opera
COMPANY and expects TO join the troupe
next September. She was d member OF
St Paul's choir last season. Mrs. Gade
is a very accomplished lady and pos
sesses a good voice. she has a number
Of friends here. who will watch her stage
career with interest. She IS q daughter
OF Sir Harcourt J. Lees Bart