The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-11
Personal md GENERIL.
Interesting Facts About Eichmond's Citi-
zcnS and Other Matters.

ycn~ and Other Matters
General Peyton Wise left yesterday for
Buffalo Lithia Springs
Mr.. T.. W. Rafter is confined 20 his
bed with an attack Of bilious fever.
Miss Sadie Todd. OF stanton, is visit
ing friends and relatives in the city
Mr.. Peter J. Tribe. OF Baltimore. is
the guest OF Colonel John Bell Bigger
j. II. Morris. fifty years old. died at
the almshouse Sunday.
Miss Fannie Sparrow. OF II south
Laurel greet. died Sunday aged Il
years.
Mr.. Charles Devote and family spent
Sunday at the Hygeia Hotel, Old Point
Comfort.
now running until after l o'clock every
night
Mr.. T.. l.. Slaughter. OF Roanoke. is on
visit 10 her sister. Mrs II. A. Hawkins.
az 2705 east Grace street.
The Armenian movement up to date
has nctted the amount Of Sl16s2. which
has been transmitted to that country.
Mr.. John +. Goss and family. who
have been spending a vacation In Abe
marie county, returned home yesterday
morning.
Mr.. NJ. L. Thurman, formerly OF Rich
mOnd. now OF Norfolk Is In the city, In
the capacity OF delegate TO the state
Federation OF Labor.
Mrs. T.. y. LOOMS. OF Chicago. is visit
ing her father. Mr. John b. Kidd. 5l2
north Sixth street, and accompanied b.
Miss Flora Kennedy. Of Chicago.
A fine gray horse. belonging 70 Mr..
John T. Montgomery, was overcome by
heat at the corner Of Main and Thir-
teenth streets yesterday afternoon.
Miss Lottie Bigger, who has been
spending several weeks IN New York
city visiting friends and relatives. re-
turned home yesterday.
The Academy OF Medicine will meet to-
night at o'clock In the board-room
of the Young Mems Christian ksso-
clation building.
Miss Minnie Daniel. who has been the
guest Of Miss Ruby Vaughan, sl6 cast
Marshall street, left yesterday 10 visit
friends at Louisa, Va.
Or. Edward Eggleston will leave this
morning for Old Point, 10 attend the
meeting Of the Virginia state Dental As
ISOLATION, which conyenes at the Hygeia
Hotel al T. O'Clock.
All members Il the First Regiment who
expect 10 attend the trolley party tonight
Will assemble at the amory at p. NJ
White ducks. blouse, and caps. Tickets
for sale at the car.
Miss Wood. OF Berkeley; Miss Cherry
and Miss Larus. of Richmond. are on
visit to friends In the Blue Ridge noun
talns.
There VIII be a meeting Of the Viz
ginia Bible Society In the parlor Of the
y. NJ G. \. this evening at $3.50 o'clock.
Matters necessitating the call Of a meet
ing al this time are 10 be- considered,
and fun attendance is requested.
An examination for the benefit Of
all persons who desire % receive license
20 teach In the public schools Of this
city will be held al the Richmond High
School commencing to-day at O'Clock
and continuing for two days.
meeting OF ne Independent cycle
Club was held last night at its club.
house, 1910 west Broad All members ~
the club are requested 90 assemble az the
Same place tonight a. o'clock. 20 hc
photographed in a group.
Rev Or. Hoge. who sailed for Europe
June 81, expects 10 sail for home on the
Tcutonic August 2ffh. He DIS having
delightful time abroad. and when last
heard from was in excellent health.
Miss Bessie Hoge is az the Jordan
Alum Springs.
4 meeting Of the Board of Managers
of the Woman's Christian Association
was held yesterday morning at ID O'Clock.
In the absence Of the president. Mr..
Joseph Bryan. Miss HcDccca Norwood
presided. After the transaction ~ rou-
tine business the committee on day
nursery and free knderearfcn made its
report, which was very encouraging
Rev ". T. Hatcher. ID. d., and Presi-
dent Boatwr.ghf. of Richmond College
returned Saturday from attendance upon
the Middle District Baptist Association
at Amelia Courthouse. Rev. Dr. Thorn
HILL Of Manchester. was elected pres..
dent Dr. Hatcher led tne discussion Oh
education Judge Farrar. n prominent
Methodist, attended the service.