The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-06
PERSONAL md GENLRAL'
r,,.r..,ir. Facts About Richmond's Citi-
,.n. and other Matters.

Professor Edmund Harrison Is SPEND
irg a month at WytheVllie'
Mice percie Bradley has sent The Times
q TO- the Nissing-Link Bicycle fund-
Mics Minnie L. Butler. OF Church Hill,
,s visiting Miss Lilly Whitehurst, of Nor
folk, Va.
Mr.. James y. Finegan left last night
for Roanoke Rapids, y. &, 10 engage
In business
Rev. II. a. Bagby left gestrdSs y I r9T
King William county. "here ne VIII
spend his vacation.
Rev. Mr. Fenner Stickney and his wife
90 cordially welcomed i'm Wilson, y. G.,
so saws the Wilson Mirror
Mrs Mamie Goodwin, OF New York,
| is visiting her mother, Mrs. Allen, OF
north Twenty-eghth street.
Mr.. Richmond Lewis was severely cur
and bruised bv falling from his bicycle
SUNDAY. and will be housed for some
| days.
Mr. Semi Walker. Of Elizabeth city
| \ O. is visiting his uncle on Nicholas
| street. Fulton. He will be here about
| three weeks.
Misses Augusta and Florence Meyer
have returned 70 the city after a delight
| ful visit to Colorado Springs, Manitou,
| and Denver.
| Misc Marion Garnett Gresham. OF For
| oet HilI" King and Queen county, nut
who is well known in Richmond, Is very
i'll at her home.
Rev Mr.. Mccartney preached az hlgn-
! land Park Methodist church sunday
! morning in the absence OF Rev. Mr.. Lath-
am. the pastor
Tho y. NJ {. A. Bicycle Club will hold
| It's business meeting tonight, ana AFTER
tho meeting is over they Will enjoy
| delightful banquet
Rey Cour,ice Scott and Rev. Mr. Blan-
kenship nave been filling the pulpits OF
| several absent Methodist ministers during
the past two weeks.
The Honrico County Board OF super
visOrs met al the courthouse yesterday
afternoon. No business OF general In
tcrest was transacted
Mrs. N l.. Mitchell left Sunday for
Norfolk. where she will spend a few days
| with friends after which she VIII take
an extended trip North.
Miss Maggie Munger left yesterday af-
ter having spent very pleasant So
| iourn here OF several months with her
sister. Mrs Eldriige Hatcher. on Grove
avenue
Misses Irmyr and Julia Dickerson. o.
| Ivuchburg Va are visiting the Misses
Dickerson. OF 81 west Min street Inc,
will return home next week accompanied
by their cousin. Miss Annie T. Dickerson
Mr.. James +. Phillips. Jr.. son Of Cap
tain James +. Phillips. Will celebrate IN
| twenty first anniversary OF his birthday
nv giving a reception TO a number OF
friends al his home next Friday evening
sir. Dan Eads OF Eighth street. VIII
had both his legs broken above IN
knees while breaking "A horse on Frita,
last is getting along nicely at the or
Dominion Hospital. where he was takel
for treatment.
Miss Anna Clark, daughter OF Mr.. q
". Clark. after spending several week
with Councilman Adam Diacont,
church Hill. has returned 10 her hom
al Fort Lee. accompanied by Misses Bes
sic and Viola Diacont
Rescue Council. Jr. o. L. \. NJ. vii
give a moonlight excursion on th'
steamer Pocahontas tonight The boa
will leave her wharf al o'clock. Th
Blues Band will furnish music. and HI
trip will doubtless be delightful.
Rev. r. Y. Mullins will spend to-da
| and probably the next day or two !
Richmond. He will be the guest Of Rev
Or. r. J. Willingham and his missio
| 10 the city is 10 prepare a home for hi
advent about theelas of the month.
A trolley car OF the Seventh-stree
CNorth Side branch line Jumped IN
track al the Richmond end OF the Chest
] nut Hill yiaduct Saturday evening, roll
ed nearly TO the brink OF the hill. an
gave the passengers on board a shaking
| up and fright.
Major William s. Wood formerly
popular citizen Of Richmond, died /
| Alexandra CInIdN ulOfHfhEs drfi Nft
| entv-nine years. The funeral Will tax
! place this morning. and Mr. James
Wood. his nephew. viii return 70 THU
city tomorrow.
Sunday Rev. J. G. Taylor, one OF IN
BAPTIST missionaries 10 Brazil, arrived j
| New York, and i'm a very Few days Wi
! be in this city While he is here Their
| win be a called meeting Of the SOuther
! Baptist Foreign Mission Board. at whic
he will be present. and very importan
| matters will be discussed.
The Times has received from Mr.. II
{. Sellman, secretary of the London
| livestock Exhibition Association,
| complimentary ticket 10 the annual fai
! Of that association, which Will be hel
on the 9th. 18th, and 10Th Of thi
| month. Extensive preparations hav
been made for this event. which promise
10 be "A fine exponent Of the resources o
| LOudOun county.
Very Rev. Father Cutler, the new vicar
| general of the Diocese OF Virginia, ma
reported for duty. and sunday celebrate
| high mass at the Cathedral at 49,
o'clock Father cutler is well and favor
ably known i'm Richmond, having bee
rastor of the Sacred Heart church 70
| some time His many friends here ar
glad to welcome him back and wish hii
| much success I'm his new field and Office