The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-06
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About R!chmopd.s CHI.
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N""s 'Nu obrr M"fters.
Mrs; Virginia Dade. OF Washington
city, Is visiting her friend Mrs. Thorn
ton.
The Rev. James Little and wife have
returned TO the city much improved in
health. "
Rev. 4. r. Cole formerly pastor Of the
Ihird christian church. this city, Is here
on visit
The William Hope charged in the Police
Court Thursday with lighting, was not
the letter carrier of that name.
The wholesale grocers Of the city have
agreed to continue the Saturday closing
at +. NJ. for a year from October LIST.
Mr.. j. Frank Davis. city editor Of the
Pawtucket R. H. Times. and a promi-
neht Odd-Fellow. was In the city yester-
day.
Miss Mabel Allen. Of 20l north Nine
teenth street. has returned home from
Baltimore, after a delightful visit of
four months.
Miss VI. Flettie Jones, Of Spotsylvania,
who has been visiting relatives here
left yesterday evening TO take charge Of
school at Gunea's.
Mr.. Eden Roberts. who was operated
on at the Virginia Hospital about two
weeks ago. is getting along very nicely
and expects to be out In a few days
Or. Charles V. Darlington has moved
from his former residence, SIS fark
flee is also located-No. 30 Park avenue.
Mrs. VI. j. Phillips, Of Kansas City. Mo,
who IS on a visit to friends and relatives
Ia this city, is stopping with her sister,
Mrs. f.. J. Conrad. lG north Plum street.
Lieutenant Robert G.. Paxton. Of the
United States army, who has been in
struCting the Virginia Volunteers in mil
itary tactics. has been ordered TO report
at Fort Custer.
The annual meeting Of the Ladies' Aux
Hilary of the Virginia Hospital will be
held at the hospital to-day at l. NJ a
full attendance IS requested.
Mrs. Julius +. Wittcamp, of north
Twentieth street, has returned home af-
ter spending a month at her sisters,
Mrs. William II. Schleuter. OF north First
street.
Mr.. George r. Vending will doubtless
be greeted by n large audience at the
Y. NJ. G. a. Hall Monday night. when
he will lecture on the subject, rs Death
The End.
on the first night that Pains exhibit
tion OF the Last Days OF Pompen is
given at the Exposition a portrait of
Governor OFerra.l and picture Of the
State Capitol will be among the features
Of the fireworks displayed.
Mr.. j. l.. Crump. district deputy grand
master of the Odd-FelloWs OF POwhatan
district, was in the city yesterday ana
had a conference with Special Deputy
Jones In regard 10 the organization OF
several new edges which are being work
ed up In different portions Of the State.
Electric car No. %, of the Manchester
line. jumped Oft the track In the switch
on the east side Of Main and Ninth
streets yesterday evening about u o'clock,
The accident created a delay Of about
thirty minutes in traffic, and put the
passengers to the inconvenience Of walk
ing uptown.
Mr. John r. Ryan. Of Birmingham, is
in the city. He IS general manager Of
the Carolina Coal and coke Company
OF Alabama, one Of the largest and rich
est mining companies I'm the United
States. He reports improved business
and SAYS that his sales will be unusually
large this fall.
Judge f. 4. Farrar left last night for
Nashville, Tenn. where he will deliver
two lectures, johnny Reb" and Lights
and Shadows" on October 9Th and 10Th,
for the John G. Brown BiyOuac Manager
II. T.. Smith says he will keep Judge
Farrar busy in Tennessee during the en-
tire month Of November.