The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-19
PERSONAL And GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's Citi-
yen.and other Matters.

,uss Matte Allen. Of 52212 north
-, a.'S, - ~ on a visit 10 friends IN
Cumberland county va.
General George O.. Rosser has returned
from, pelham. y. c., whore he has been
for his health.
Mr.. Edward Il. smthers and wife. Of
C, p,res have gone for a ten days
,',.,, 70 baltimore and Washington.
NJ Rernard Hall has returned TO the
CITY after a pleasant visit to friends
and relatives at Ivy Hin, Buckingham
county. Va.
Mr. and Mrs. James Gargett. after
snendine a pleasant time IN the noun
tains have returned TO their home. 1904
Floyd avenue.
Miss Parrish. professor in Randolph
Macon Wornan's college. Lynchburg. Va.
is visiting Miss Richardson, OF 4li north
Tenth street.
Miss Ada +. Quesenberry left last
Friday night for Wheeling. ". Va, where
She will spend several weeks with her
many friends of that city.
y special meeting Of the Retail Clerks
Union will be held tomorrow night ~
Ellett's Hall. Members are urged to
be present.
The Red teams sociable will be held
al tho Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton building tonight. The contest
score to-day was IS 10 ~ in their favor.
Mr. J. Byrd Carioza left yesterday
10 spend some weeks with relatives IN
Pennsylvania. He will return in timo
10 continue his studies at McCabo's Uni
versity School.
The funeral of Mrs. Mamie Woodbridge.
whose death was reported in The Times
took place yesterday afternoon from old
st. Johns church. and was largely at
tended.
Miss Alice Scott and Miss Lieda vii
liams left yesterday morning on The
steamer Pocahontas 10 visit Smlthheld,
visit old Point and expect TO be alb
sent about four weeks
The lawn party at liol corner Ran
dolph and Beverly streets given in the
interest OF the Epworth Mission Sunday
school Monday night proved success.
LAST night the inimitahle J. \. Page
was there. with his banjo and funny
songs.
Rev. Or. 81. D. Hose. who is now
touring Europe. will sail from Liver
pool on the Etruria for New York on the
| 2eth instant. lie IS expected 10 arrive
| home in time 10 fiji his pulpit on Sunday.
September 6th.
The local Board Of Health is 10 unite
In the effort 10 establish "a monument in
Paris 10 NJ Pasteur. the discoverer Of g
cure for rabies. and will accept and for
| ward all subscriptions Richmond people
desire to make for the project.
Vivian the fakir. called on the British.
| Consul p. A. :. Brine Yesterday MORN
ing and asked for a ticket 10 Newport
| News. Mr.. Brine refused and ordered
vivian away.
Roy. j. 4. Morehcad and Mr.. W. D
! Roch have gone 10 Waynesboro 10 at
tend tho meeting Of the Synod Of the
Evangelical Lurheran Church Of Nir-
ginia. They viii return Saturday and
Mr. Morehead will occupy his pulpit on
Sunday.
The Rev. Or. Samuel A. steel. editor
| of the Epworth Era and one of the lead
ers in the Epworth mo ement. has been
acquitted Of the charge " insurbordina-
/ ton by a court Of nine Methodist min
listers sitting in Nashville. Tenn.
While Andrew Mere (coloreH was
riding his bicycle down the Broad-streci
hill near Twenty-hrst street yesterday
morning. he lost control OF the machinl
and it dashed into fhe rear OF a coal
cart. The colored wheelman was badl.
scratched about the hands and face b.
the fall he sustained and his wheel was
| wrecked.
The Traction Company completed ar.
| rangemcnts yesterday by which the lay
| ing OF temporary tracks between Pine
| and Harrison streets on Broad could bc
begun AT once. The shifting OF the
| Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
tracks began yesterday morning. Their
will be no interruption Of travel The
company's Robinson-street shed is al
| most cprnrlofaf