The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-11
PERSONAL 4>D GENERtL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's 'ib-
zens aud other Matters.

Or. c. a. Blanton has returned TO the
city.
Miss Nettie Pearl Bush. who has been
tn with the fever. Is convciescent
Mr. Peter ;. Pannil. of the Blackstone
Courier, IS In the city on brief visit
Mr.. W. L. Waring. Jr.. has recovered
from his sickness, and hopes to be al
his Office all Of this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Chittenden tnee
Fannie Noble have left for the country
whore they intend spending some weeks
Misses Helen Miller and Dora stephan
left last evening 10 visit friends al cay
ton.
Mrs. J. Allison Hodges left for Buffalo
1dthia Springs. as the guest OF MIS-.
Laird. daughter Of Governor Holt, OF
North Carolina.
Rev. Dr. J. C. Hiden, pastor OF the
Groye-Avenue Baptist church, having re-
turned to the city. viii preach this MONS
ing at II o'clock.
Sheriff i. r. Flanagan, OF Montgomery
county. Saturday delivered Charles Craig
(colorcd) at the penitentiary to serve two
years for felony.
Miss Mary l.. and Ruth Cosby arc
spending August at their grandmother's
Mrs. H. 5. Thompson. Mountain View,
Amelia county Va.
The officers and men Of the steamer
Ariel will run an excursion to James
town on FRIDAY, aug. lblh. lie price OF
the tickets will Zoe so cents.
Miss Mamie Buckley expects 10 leave
Friday. the 18th instant, on the Old
Dominion for New York and Providence,
II. f. to be away several weeks.
Miss Myrtle a. Nerser, of 5i6 north
Twelfth street. left last Thursday Tor "A
visit Of several weeks 10 her friend MISS
Hattie Warren. OF South Hin. Va
Miss Mamie Brown viii return 10 the
city from Albemarle county Monday ana
viii he the guest Of her friend Miss Lrcle
CLARK. at No SIS north Third street
Miss Daisy Homes will leave for Bruins
wick tomorrow to spend several weeks
with her greaf-granlmOther. Mrs. NJ t5o@
Lucy. and ether relaii@es and ir-fno-
The members OF the Virginia Yachting
club left yesterday afternoon for tid
Point. from which place they viii start
in their yacht for their annual two weeks
yachting cruise.
Miss Lizzie Moss of 90 east Broad. af-
ter pleasant visit TO friends I'm Louisa
county has returned TO the city. She VII
again leave for the country in ie"
days
Miss Claudia Gil. Of Church Hi. an
hor cousin Miss Ida Cartwright. Of Lynch
burg. who have been visiting friends u
Charles city county, returned home yes
ttrcay evening.
w. l.. Sheppard AID wife, A, b. Clarke
j. 4. Shafer Julian 7. Skeitol. {, H.
lrUfX. ifr- u /. ifthIiHDn tfit iRt 'NNN
York yesterday via. G and ,. .aii t"3
ana steamer Yorktown from Norfolk.
There Will he special meeting Of K.
+. Lee Camp. No. l. Confederate Neie-
rams. held at their camp-hall Tuesday
evening at $50 o'clock, on important
business.
Tho statement published that Mr.. Pa
trick Croamor was found dead IN his bed
at the home of his son. on china SIR II;
Friday morning. was Incorrect. lie NJ
been sick four or FIVE weeks and his
son and daughter were with hir' wren
ne died.
Count Castor d'Adhemar, chevalier Of
the Legion of Honor, member OF the
French Geographical Society, ana in,
he historic Moss Neck farm. not FAR
from Fredericksburg, and moved theie
with his family. with the intention OF
making st his future home.
The music at Grace-Street Baptist
church viii be an attractive feature To-
dav. At the morning service MISS Lena
Edmonds. who viii sing at the Mozart
musicale Monday night, viii sing the OF
fertory. and at night quartctle' com
posed Of Miss Edmonds, Mrs j. L. Rove
Messrs. Watkins and Lehman. VIII sing.
There will also be a solo by Mrs. Rowe.
Mrs. Seuire and Miss Ella Lehman. Of
Defiance Ohio. who stopped over IN Klch-
mond for a day from old Point, were
taken in charge by Mr.. II. NJ. YrimeIe'
ana shown the points Of interest. Ihey
EXPRESSED themselves as perfectly o'-
lighted with the beautiful and historical
city. and with their trip up the James
MIR. John Il. Sedgwick has received troni
the collector of internal revenue permit
to open for business the bonded ware
house for wine and spurious liquors which
he has recently completed He VIII
have 10 give bond to the Government in
the sum OF 100000 Mr. Sedgwick left
for New York yesterday morning, 10
complete arrangements for an early open
ing of his warehouse.