The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-28
Personal md ENERdL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond Citi-
len- and other Matters.


zen- and other Matters.
Mr.. John Small is in Norfolk.
Mrs. II. Lee Ragland has returned 10
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. b. Pizzini are visiting
IN New York.
Rev. K. =. Williams will preach 81
ST. Paurs on sunday next
The gymnasium classes Of the Y. NJ. {.
a. will open formally Monday night.
Y. NJ. c. 4. state Secretary Coulter's
family arrived in the city yesterday.
DIR. VIM. r. Jcnes has returned TO the
city from the Rockbridge Alum Springs.
Nrr John J. Gam. of this city mas
been called to Newport News, his OLD
home.
Mrs. e. Hotchkiss and daughters are
visiting at The Oaks IN the county or
Augusta.
Mrs. J. r. speight of Norfolk, is spend
ing some time at the Mt. Vernon, with
Mrs. Mayo.
Mrs. Ida r. Blunt. who has been visit
ing i'm Washington for a month, has re-
turned home.
Rev. Father Cutler is at the bedside OF
Father Kenefck, of Fredericksburg, VINO
IS seriously Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs T. 5. Herbert have return
Ell from a pleasant visit to "Buckroe''
near Hampton, Va.
Y. NJ. G.. \. Secretary S. X. Mckee
is expected to arrive i'm Richmond on
October 10Th. to remain permanently
A large telephone pole on the corner
Of sixth and Grace street fell Thursday
night and dragged down lot OF wire.
.Rev. Edward H. Pen viii deliver his
regular weekly lecture at the young Men
Christian Association this afternoon at
o'clock.
4 dead negro infant was found yester-
dav al Thirty-hrst and Grace streets. me
Coroner was notified and had the body
removed.
Mr.. II. =. Peple. formerly book-Koeper
at the Citizens Bank OF Richmond, mas
accepted a position In the Stewart Hotel
New York.
The remains Of the late Mrs. Thomas
rutherford. who died at Irwin, Va, on
the 18th Instant. will be carried 10 Balti-
more FOR interment.
Mr.. j. l.. Sanders. treasurer Of Henry
county. and Mr.. George l.. smith, treas
urer OF York county, were visitors AT the
Library building yesterday.
Sheriff w =. Barley. Of Botetourt yes
terday delivered william Gray at the
penitentiary 10 serve a term OF fve years
for voluntary manslaughter.
Miss Peachy Bond Of north seventeenth
street. who has been visiting IN Ciacln-
home much pleased with her trip.
Many OF the members Of the State
uemocratlc Committee who attended the
meeting at the Exchange Hotel Thurs
DAY night. left for their respective homes
yesterday.
Miss Clara Tinsley, OF Gloucester conn
~ mas arrived in the city TO attend the
richmond Female Seminary. Miss Eve
lyn Hopkins. of the same county, Is also
here TO attend school,
Miss Rebecca Ford. OF north Seven
toenth street. who has been on two
months visit to Cincinnati and Dayton,
o. and COyirgtOn. Ky, has returned
home much improved in health.
Several ministers are spoken or TOR
the vacant pulpit of the Third Presby-
terrain church. but IL is not likely that
the session will take any steps towards
extending a call before late In the fall.
The Vanderbits ana ]. PierrepOnt Nor
cans family viii spend several weeks dur
ing the autumn at the Hot Springs, Va,
aud il is understood that they may take
in Richmond on their return to New
York.
Dr. W. d. Turner and family and Miss
Alice G.. Stott. who have been spending
the summer at MilbOro. Va, will visit
Miss NJ Ida Stott. o2l north Eleventh
street. on their way home in Isle OF Wight
county.
\ special meeting OF the Albemarle
Club VIII pc neiu tO-nlBht AT o-ov o CLOCK
for the purpose OF considering certain
Sections OF the constitution The question
OF changing the name of the club will be
considered.
The funeral Of Mr.. Richard NJ. Cook,
whose death was announced In The Times.
took placc Yesterday afternoon from All
saints church. Dove Lodge. No. 81, OF
which Mr. Cook was a member attended
the funeral.
Rev. Mr.. Nugent, conductor OF Broad
Street Mission who has been absent Tor
some time, is again In charge. Besides
holding the regular night services at the
mission-rooms he also conducts the OPEN
air services at the corner OF Seventh and
Broad at z. VI.
DR.. John Pollard. Professor OF English
at the Richmond College. and formerly
pastor at Leight-Street Baptist church.
will preach at Broadus Memorial Baptist
church, Thirty-second and Marshall
streets. at IL A. NJ. lie viii be glad 10
meet and greet many Of his old friends