The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-21

Interesting Facts About Richmond C's'
rem. and other Matters.

the city.
Mr. J. II. Lightfoot returned to the city
yesterday.
Mr James Brander VIII leave TODAY
for Blacksburg.
Dr. r. r. Robinson is confined to tho
house by sickness.
Master Willie Hymen has recovered from
his severe accident. and is out again
Mr.. Llblrne Myers Is the guest OF MT.
and Mrs G. ID. Lanshornc at "Mirador'
Mr.. James y. Pace. Jr. OF Louisville.
Ky, is spending a few days In The city.
Prof. otis T. Mason. OF Washington.
-. c.. is spending several days IN the
city.
Miss T.. o. Robinson has returned to
the city after "A summer spent In tho
mountains.
DR.. Ernest c. Levy has returned to the
city after a months vacation IN the
AdirOndacks.
Miss Ellen Bagby. daughter OF Mrs.
George W. Bagby, is visiting friends In
Roanoke. Va.
Mr. Andrew sledd. son OF Rev. Or.
Sledd. OF Centenary church. has left ior
Harvard University.
Miss Lima Mayo has returned rom the
Blue Ridge Springs. where she has been
spending several weeks.
Mrs. Mono, re Perkins. who has been
spending few days In Richmond. has
returned 10 Aiiemarle.
Mrs. Frank Montague is among the
guests at the cold sulphur, where she
VIII spend september
Mr. James f.. Cannon has arrived In
New York from Europe and is expected
In Richmond in a few days.
Little verna a. Wills is very sick at
the residence OF her mother, Mrs. Arthur
NJ. smith. No. lill west Cary.
Miss Mamie Jordan. OF Norfolk, Is visit
ing Mrs. j. r.. Lamkin. OF Church Rii.
and Miss Shields cf east Leight street.
There will be an important meeting OF
the Alliance and their friends at Broad
Street mission Monday afternoon at 49,
All OF the insurance agents have agreed
10 close their Offices az t. NJ, except on
Saturdays when they viii close at L. ".
Miss Poarlc T.. Motley returned home on
Thursday after deIignttui summer
among relatives and friends IN Aloeinaric
and Green counties.
Mr. Mann = Valentine. who has been
spending the summer At the White sui
phur and several weeks at the Cold sui
phur. has returned TO the city.
Mr. W. II. Tyler. chief deputy In the
Internal revenue Office here. left tor
Washington Thursday night on business
visit 10 the Treasury Department
LLOYD q. Beazlcy. one OF the Postal
Telegraph C0mpany's brightest mes
senger boys has been promoted 10 the
position OF telegraph operator.
Mrs. Mary g. Bean of Baltimore. Md.
is IN the Guy IOr a lew day visiting ans.
H. T. Taylor, Dls cas-, Leigh street, where
she will be pleased TO see her friends.
a1t..ll
street. will leave the city Monday next
for Burkeyille. where she will attend the
Southside Female Institute tho coming
session.
Rev. Edward l.. Pcll viii deliver his
regular weekly lecture on the Sunday
eonool lesson at the Young Mems Chris
uan Association this afternoon at
o'clock.
Mrs James Lyons. who has been spend
Ing the summer with her brother, Mr..
W. Writ Henry at "Clovcrland." Prince
William county. returned to Richmond
yesterday.
MIR. Walter G. Hnl. formerly of the
Star Printing Company. has accepted the
forcmanshlD IN the Charlottesville chron-
icle office and will enter upon his duties
Monday next
The Louisville Courier-Jouraal has ask
cd Mr.. Jacob Reinhardt To send II one OF
his new plantation melodies for publca-
ton. lie will probably send THE Old
Battered Banjo"-words b. Sir. b. b.
Valentine.
w. Ii. Llewellyn, who was arrested
few days ago on the charge of sending
improper matter through the malls. gave
BAH Thursday afternoon in the sum OF
500. with the Title and Trust Company
as surety.
No appointments for Democratic speak
ing are likely TO be made until after
the meeting of The State Committee nere
next Thursday Letters are comiS, In
at headquarters asking for orators. Near
Is every writer makes "A request for SEN
ator Daniel lie seems 10 be Ia great
&c mand.
Tho Wholesale grain merchants OF tho
city Will take a pleasure trip 10 Cincln-
natl next week. They viii go over the
Norfolk and Western route and will be
under charge Of Mr. +. d. Meanley. OF
that road. They will be gone about a
week.
State Secretary l.. A. Coulter. of Nir-
ginia =. ~ G. A., and H. o. Williams.
International Railroad Secretary for the
Southern States. left yesterday To look
after association work In Newport News.
and TO attend the annual meeting OF the
association there
J. D. Potts. district passenger agent FOR
the Chesapeake and ohio says that the
passenger business of his road has been
picking up rapidly and Is considerably
heavier than Il was last year AT this
season. 4 large business II anticipated
during the Atlanta Exposition, ana
agents AL over the North report an .N-
tensive inquiry for rates and other In
formation.
Mr.. Charles G. Alexander died az Lee
Camp Soldiers Home Wednesday. aged
seventy years. Deceased was from King
George county and served In Company
II. Fifteenth Regiment. Virginia Cavalry.
TIE funeral services were conducted at
Hollywood yesterday afternoon by Rev
W. W Brander.
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