The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-07

Interesting Facts About Richmond Citi-
rens and other Matters.

,.., ra~ts About Richmond Citi-
rens and other Matters.
DR.. John f. VIM has returned 10 'he
city.
Mr. John Morton has left the city lot
few days.
Miss Matte Beasley. OF Chariottesviile,
ia Waiting friends at Port Waltnail.
Miss Rosa Muir. of Church Hin. has re-
turned from visit TO King ana queen
county
Miss EuIalia Holt has returned from
two-veeks' visit to Chapel Hill, NJ
Mr. Catesby Jones. who has been SICK
for several weeks. is again apie 10 pe y"
the street
cadet Lieutenant w. w. Holt has re-
turned 10 the Virginia Military Institute
Lexington Va.
Misses Mabel and Alice G. Clarke have
returned to the city after lengthy VISIT
to. Isle OF Wight.
Miss comstock. of l0i north twenty
ninth street who has been i'll for some
time, is improving.
Professor James Nelson, OF the Wo-
mans College, has just returned ai'er a
ten-days' absence.
The Governor has reappointed captain
Frank W Chamberlayne Fish commis-
sioner OF Richmond.
Mr.. John Wesley, OF Wesley, signaigc
& Co.. has returned to the city after All
extended tour of Europe.
Mrs. b. f. Cornwell, of Baltimore. Is
visiting her mother, Mrs. f. j. Morrlssey,
GIG north Fourth street.
Workmen were engaged yesterday IN
putting up the framework for the roof
over Lee Camps new han
Mr. John Risner of Towards Grove,
who has been on an extended northern
trip, has returned home.
Mrs. Mary Mcdowell and two children
of this city. have gone to Philadelphia
TO visit relatives and friends.
Pardons were refused yesterday TO
Charles Cross. Of Frederick county, ana
J. 3. Clark. OF Montgomery.
air. william Powell Marshall. OF West
Virginia. is in town. the guest of ms
mother. Mrs. James h. Marshall.
Rev. DIR. sprgg having returned to the
city, will preach at Epiphany Mission,
Barton Heights, on Sunday morning
Mr.. Richard f. Cox. who has been visit
ing mis- cousin. Mr.. w. T. Pride. In Ches-
terrified county, has returned TO the city
1NdTltS iNduSt'tt 'hhiH'HN
er of Kenneth Commandery. no. 3D. X.
T.. Of Independence, Ia, was in the city
yesterday.
Miss Bell and Miss Bernie Fegan, or
WASHINGTON, ID. c., are visiting their
aunt. Mrs Il. j. Morrissey. Of GIG north
Fourth street.
DR.. Paulus Irving has returned to the
city from Wytheville where he attended
he ~ hA a1t n
ciety OF Virginia.
Mrs Prosser Harrison, OF Newport
News who has been visiting relatives ana
friends on Church HILL left for home
yesterday morning.
Mr.. Edgar Pugh brother OF Mrs. Or.
II. c. Tabb, Is visiting Richmond after
an absence of many years. Mr. Pugh IS
now living in Atlanta.
\ marriage license was issued in Wash
ington Thursday to Guy c. Hassel. OF
ster. of Richmond, Va.
Hon. John f.. Massey was In the city
yesterday He has been TO Norfolk to at
tend a meeting Of the School Board ana
will leave to-day for Albemarle.
Mr.. f.. c. Crump, formerly OF this city,
but now of the Government Printing
his vacation.
Miss Maud Robinson Cox has returned
to the city from Petersburg. where she
has been visiting Mr.. Walter II. Cosby
and family for the last five weeks.
Mr.. Thomas W. Gardner has entered
upon the practice Of law in this city.
His office is located at No. 1917 Bank
street, Room No. 3, Graham Building.
Rev. Edward l.. Pell will deliver MS
regular weekly lecture on the Sunday
school lesson at the Young Mems Chris
tian Association this afternoon at D
o'clock.
The funeral OF James B. Smith, VINO
died at his parents residence, No. 40
State street, Fulton, Wednesday night.
took place from Laurel7ktreet Metho-
dist church at o'clock yesterday after
neon.
Miss NJ. f. Powell left last evening by
the steamer Wyanoke for a visit of three
weeks to her cousins in Long Island
City. y. Y. Before returning to kicn-
mond she will visit her mother In New
Brunswick. y. j.
There was a meeting of the Demo-
cratic voters OF Shumaker's precinct In
the hall at the corner of Washington ana
Ashland streets last night Some OF the
candidates for the legislature were pres
ent and addressed the assemblage.
Forest Hill Park was invaded yesterday
by a number OF Church Hill picnckers.
all of whom were related either by Dlood
or marriage. The oldest person in the
party was seventy-six. while the youngest
wGs just beginning 10 learn how TO walk.