The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-10

Interesting Facts About Richmond Ciu-
zens and Other Matters

Mrs George s. Terrell. Of Raleigh. Y
C.. has left Richmond for her home.
Miss Cora y. billiard. of Tyre River
Va, has left Richmond for her home.
Mrs. Chisholm nee Miss Helen Garnet,,
| left yesterday for her home In Baltimore
Major Benz. H. Nash has left the CITY
| for Roanoke on important professional
| business.
Miss Fannie Rowlette. who IS attending
school in Richmond. visited friends in
Amelia county last week.
Rev. Father Webers. Of st. Joseph
church, left yesterday morning Tor Balti-
more. and will be absent until next Fri
day.
The Academy Of Medicine and Surgery
will hold meeting at the Young Mems
Christian Association Tonight at $50
o'clock.
Miss Fanny Byrd Winston. who has
been the guest OF Miss Kent. on east
Grace street. has returned to her home
in Hanover.
Mrs. Il. b. Faunt lie Roy, of Cumber-
land, New Kent county, Va, has been
in the city since last saturday. She re-
turned home yesterday.
Rev. John y. Mccormick, rector Of
the Episcopal church at Suffolk, mas posi-
lively declined q call 10 Monumental
church. IA this city.
The Venable-Stree Baptist Church Ba-
zaar commenced last night. A large
crowd was present. and the affair was
highly enjoyable one In every particular.
Rev George c. Needham preached at
the Second Presbyterian church Sunday
evening 10 an immense congregation.
There were about hity requests FOR
prayer.
There viii be a meeting Of the execu-
tive committee Of the Virginia Agricul-
N
flee of the secretary this morning at
II o'clock.
Rev A. T.. Dickerson and Rev. r. J.
Wilingham have returned from the meet
ing Of the Georgia BAPTIST state COnven-
ton, held at Macon. Ga. they report the
meeting as one OF the granuest ever held.
While Mr.. John NJ. Sansbury and Miss
Frances Chittum were irving on the
Brook turnpike Sunday afternoon the
lady had the misfortune 20 lose her watch.
a very handsome and valuable time
piece.
Judge Con- wrote the clerk of the United
states Court yesterday that ne would
be IN Richmond on Thursday next 10
consider the decree for foreclosure and
sale i'm The Richmond and Danville rail-
road case.
Messrs. W. II. Scott and W. \. schwenk.
two prominent citizens OF Peters
burg. were IN the city yesterday and re-
ported that money was needed at once
for the relief OF the sufferers from sat
urday's disaster.
Mrs. Richard r. Ely. Of Madison. Wis.
is the guest Of her mother Mrs. Dr. o. A.
Crenshaw. Mrs Ely is the wife of the
former well-known professor Of political
economy for some time at the Johns
Hopkins University, Baltimore. and now
at the University Of Wisconsin.
The Sunday school Of Holy Trinity
church had its Easter celebration Sunday
IL was postponed twice on account of
bad weather. An entertaining and in
stfuctiye programme, which included an
address by Rev. Ar. Grayatt, the rector,
was rendered.
While working at the fire last Friday
one OF the valves on Engine No. l
Twenty-nfth street, in some inexplica-
bic manner slipped and emitted a volume
of steam. The engineer, Mr.. John
Alackie. had both of bis wrists badly
scaided, and will be unable TO be at his
post for several days.