The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-16
pE1,oyxL and 0sEsRAt.
Interesting Facts About R'ehmosa's Citi'
yeps md OIher Mstssr'

Mr.. Robert =. Blunt. who died Friday.
Joined Union Station April o. b4o.
Mrs. Tapnev. OF Clifton Forge. Va. is
the guest OF Mrs. Everett. NO. ~ west
Main street.
The regular meeting OF George r.
Pickett Camp will be heiu MohuAy night
at O'Clock.
Mr.. a. W shneider, Of this city,, has
gone to Washington, where ne VIII re-
side in future.
4 r. and Mrs. W. II. Gibbs. Of Hen
rico, are spending the winter at the
Luray. this city.
Mr.. G. Z. Peasants, of Danville, who
has been staying at 81. Luxe Home.
VIII return home to-day.
Miss Mabel Vaughan. accompanied by
Mr.. Harry Stone. Of Texas attended the
Charity BAH Friday evening.
Mr. Alex. r. Abernethy and wife expect
10 leave for North Carolina Monday, for
a visit Of two mOnths or more
The funeral Of Mr.. Robert Blunt will
take place from UnIon-Sta lon Methodist
church this afternoon at o'clock
Messrs. Arista Hcge, treasurer Of Staun-
ton. ana j. j. Porter, clerk OF Louisa
County. were at the Capitol yesterday.
Miss Clara Jackson, who was called to
this city by the death Of her father. will
resume her duties in Washington on
Monday.
Mr. John L. Eggers, of so south Pine
street. who has been confined TO his bed
by an attack Of typhoid-ieYer' Is con-
valesCe l.
The suit brought against William jerks
by W. X. Traylor, is not William II.
jerks, connected with the Richmond Rail
way and Electric Company.
Mr.. Charles b. Roden formerly popu-
lar telegraph operator In Richmond, has
been appointed chef operator for the
y l0CiatgI BTQgc A.ggllu0tOD.
Mr.. +. S. Thou and family are stopping
with Mrs. VI. T.. ThoH, No. Sls west
Broad, for a few days, en route 10 Char
lesion, ;. g, their future home.
Mrs. J. Colestock, Of Springport, Mich.
arrived Friday evening, ana vii YIN spend
Hamilton, No. sol east Leigh street.
The cavalry staff and Troops a and b
Will attend annual services at All-Saints'
church tonight, when Rev. j. Y. Down
man, chaplain, viii preach sermon TO
these organizations.
Rev. r. $. Stickney. Of Monumental
church. gave notice on last Friday that
his evening services. commencing this
afternoon, would he at j. NJ. instead
OF 1870. as heretofore.
Or. W. ". Landrum has consented to
deliver a lecture at Bethleham Baptist
church. Chesterfield county. on Friday.
December 18th. The subject will be, a
Good Time in This World.
The coored woman named Hannah
Worthon. who was badly burned Friday
at No. 40 west Main street and taken
10 the almshouse TO be treated. was I'm
"A critical condition last night.
Hannah Worthon. the colored woman
who was burned Friday at No. 40 west
Main street. and taken TO the aimshouse.
was in q critical condition yesterday.
Since the accident she has been stricken
with pneumonia.
The residence Of Mr.. Simpkins. No. 1913
east Broad street. was entered by thieves
several nights ago while the family was
absent, and a suit Of clothes belonging
10 Mr. Simpkins, and a quantity Of fem
mine wearing apparel were stolen.
Professor Edward Paine. who has been
visiting friends i'm Washington. returned
home Yesterday. He had a delightful
visit and enjoyed the pleasure Of assoc
citation with musical people who are
enthusiastic devotees OF the divine art
like himself.
Rev. W. w. Landrum, -. D.. the popu-
lar pastor OF the Second Baptist church,
will this morning celebrate the thir-
tecnth anniversary of his pastorate OF
that church by preaching sermon ap-
prOpriate 20 the occasion. A. night he
will rciver the first OF three discourses
on the Greatest Blessings OF Life"
Messrs. Froman e Lanning who re-
Gently bought out the plant of the Otis
Broom Company. at the Laurel RefOrma-
tory, have decided TO remove the ma
chinery TO the Industrial Home, in this
city. ana will employ inmates Of that
worthy institution as operatives. 1t is
expected that the factory will open by the
LIST of January.