The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29

Interesting Facts About Elchmond's Citi-
zen. and other Matters.
III NIanlev IS N Roanoke.

zen. and other Matters.
Mr. f. d. Manley is IN Roanoke.
Sheriff John Terrell OF Essex county.
was IN the city yesterday
Rev. Edward y. Calisch and Sol l..
Bloonbers. Esq, left sunday for Atlanta.
Miss Alberta Hill. who has been some
months in Roanoke. has returned 20 the
city.
". $. Parkinson. OF the Norfolk and
Western Offices In Roanoke, Is In Rich
mOnd visiting relatives.
There is no change in the condition OF
Or. T.. II. Beadles. who has been III for
the past five weeks AZ his home, olt west
Marshall street
The eminent comedian Mr.. Sol Smith
Russell supported by an eAcellenl COM
pany. will produce An Everyday Man
at the Academy tonight.
Colonel ana Mrs. \. q. Dickinson, OF
New York, are the guests Oh lh.lr uausn-
ter. Mrs. r. l.. Norris FOR a rev days.
They are on their way nome from At
lanta.
/ Miss Grccnhow will hold a meeting OF
the Episcopal Committee OF tne Bazaar
to-day after the general ing Is over
and urges all 10 be present. as inc badges
will Doe distributed.
Charley Schrcmp. clarinetist. William
Cowardin. fiutst, and P0mpey IhurstOh'
yi0linlsi. Of Professor stein orchestra
left Saturday on "a tour WIN Inc Man
haitian opera Company
Mr. Fred Hobson. of east Marshall
street. who was badly injured ~ coach
ir the Yards of the Southern railway
some time ago. although not entirely re-
covered, is able 10 walk.
Hon. j. Aston Cahel has been invited
to- speak in New York, al inc banquet 10
be given at DelmonicOs ON November
9TH I'm celebration OF TIE evacuation OF
New York hy the British
The remains OF MIR George W. VIII
liams. who died Friday night, a. the resi-
dcncc OF Mr John II. Powell. No. east
/ Grace street, were cdflltu 70 hdhidA'
whore they were inferred sunday.
Air lemuel BMncoc and Miss Ella
/ Brown sill be married IN the VI. h. church
az Ashland on NoveniheI IN Mss
/ Brown .s the Youngest daughter or feN.
A. c. Brown. presiding elder OF this
[ district.
Mrs. J. W. Alexander, Of south Pine
a:reet. Will leave Ga a few days Tor Al
/ lanta, Ga. She expects TO stay several
weeks. and VIII stop with her brother,
Mr. o. ". Eayes. who has been hNlhS III
/ Atlanta for some years.
Sir. Roy Latham. Of New YORK. former =
/ IS Of this city. and a hephe" on ~.
/ NOOlVuic Latham, OF LynchbuIs' a. lne
! inventor OF the eidOlOscope, expects I"
/ bring Inc great exhibit 10 Richmond III
/ November
Yesterday morning about 10 O'Clock me
! ambulance was called 10 the litti
/ states Tobacco Company. corner Nine
/ tecnth and Cary streets. 20 attend ccl-
/ orc1 bcv about sixteen years Oh halh,u
/ Wnlie Allen. who had his left hand badly
mashed In a machine.
Marriage Without Cour.ship " is the
title OF a lecture 20 be given py Key DI.
! George G.. Nanderslice a. Union station
! Methodist Episcopal church tonight az
o'clock. The beneficiary will be the
! / aides Parsonage Society or the cnurc"'
on November 9Th Mr.. Q. II. HasNef
! Will deliver one Of his popular ana IN
et,uctivC Illustrative lectures entitled "Ihe
! pa..lr Of Gettvsburg" and other war
! scenes ~ Cofcorau Hall ar s o'clock. FOR
Inc benefit OF Lcigh-Strcet Baptist church
! Mr. Hashcr is well known as a lecturer
Mr.. Arthur Cover and Miss Lola Cover
/ of Grccnvillc. 5. c.. Miss Lotue 'roswc.
/ of Wilmington. 5. c., ana MISS > MA
| Bailic of Lyuchburg. are 10 klcnmohd' to
attend the marriage nuptals or MISS rosa
: Waldrou and Mr.. Arthur O.. cover; dhu
! are stopping az Mrs. j. alsvn "'iiP7
1871 west Main street.
Mrs. James II. Barton. chairman OF
the Methodist booth AT the bazaar. re-
quests an who have promised donftlo,s
! ia that booth To- send them I'm as rapid.
| ae uossible TO Mrs y. c. Manson. 30 east
Franklin street. II any one cannot t senq
and will notify Mrs. Manson by poslai'
card the articles will be sent for.
The Henry Grady Literary Society h.id
ti,air regular weekly meeting al PoWeH
Hail last Saturday night with large az
| tendance This is quite new oIsanilNt.
| 49,, s,d contains some OF tine best talent
In fhe citv. which is rapidly developing.
| Nr Il. a. Garden IS the popular presiden'
and Mir j. Beverlie Smith fills the position
OF yicc-pres!Gent
A warrant was issued Sunday night by
,sguire Graves. upon information givei
bv a Jacksou-ward negro named frahF
Page. that gambling and nghting was
going on in the house OF charles Dail
bridge. also resident OF Jackson WaIu
! h-t uhen Officers Wrenn an Bailey
reached the house IL was silent and de-