The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-02

Interesting Facts About i;ichinond's Citi-
ken. aud Other Mattcr-.

The annual meeting or the fress eluo
Will be held tonight
Rev. =. $. srckney viii preach at St
Lukc's chapel tonight az O'Clock
Mr.. Jonn d Hubbard has returned
home after pleasant visit 90 Alexandra
Mrs. Bertha Baor. OF Wheeling W.
a., f. visiting Mrs. r. -. Adam, NO oh"
east Broad street
Tho Virginia State Veterinary Medical
| Society VIII hold meeting To-Day al III
Harbaueh's hospital
Miss Annie Blnnon. Of Petersburg Is
on Visit TO her sister, Mrs. T. II. Gurus,
OF east Clay street
Mr. and Mrs J. II Derbyshire enter
tanned party of FRIENDS at their resi-
delce Tuesday night
Dr. James NJ Fonton, Of Norfolk, va,
after spending several days ~ TINS CITY,
ms old home, has returned 10 MS h'iu %
duty.
Miss Lou Belle Jones will shortly he
the guest OF the Misses Meade OF no.
i03 south Third street.
At The Cathedral next Friday the bless
"a sacrament will be exposed all Jay
under the charge Of the committee OF the
Holy Hour Of the league.
Nj George y. Jones. an old Richmond
resident. now connected with the trans
Dortation department of the Cheeageake
and Ohio railway, Is spending hts thiist-
mas holidays in this city.
Mr. William W. webb. for many years
deputy collector Of United states itNt,
nue. for the port Of Norfolk. Va, and
now connected with the United states
customs service IN petersburg, was I'D
Richmond yesterday.
Nothing but GOOD news comes from
"Westover' regarding the improvement
oil Major A. II. Drewry, who Is no"
sitting uD i'm his room. and hopes TO be
ont or doors I'm a few days.
Misses Louise and Lima Mayo, daugh-
tors OF Mr.. George Mayo, nave written
"a very clever sketch. entitled Olu VT
ginia Homes, which mas been dcce.,e'
and is shortly 10 be- published by Nun
sey Magazine
$. s. i. Patieson has announced him
self o candidate for the office OF Com
nonwealth's Attorney at the approach
ing spring election, subject TO the Demo
cratic primary.
I'm the correspondence chess match pc
tween the clubs Of THIS city ana WASH,
ineton. Richmond has Won TWO OUT OF
the four fo be played, and VIII lose one
of tho others The fourth game may
result iu a draw.
The drst electrician on Broad street
ie nos. running in the WINDOW az 'iio
store OF Mr j. a. Ioliis. ns Ce' -
~ the ph0nograph batteries. aHu
operates on "a circular track afouIu 'ns
window The device Is ne hEcnuun oi
tho brain of Mr BiaVely Hll. OF this city
The members Of the Iron-Moulders
Union WIZ celebrate their seventh ann
vcrsary tonight by installing thcli newly
elected officers in the presence or theT
wives and lady friends A very interest
ing programme. with light retfeahmehts
has been arranged for the evening
Mr. H. Freeman, FOR some time organist
al All Saints bat nov organlst AZ ne
Zobrisltie Memorial csnrch Of Newport
X. J.. has received very hattering notices.
i'm the Newport Herald for the high state
of perfection TO which he has brought
his choir and was presented with Two
handsome gifts by the men ana po.H
OF the choir Christmas-Day
Mir H. a. Stump celebrated the re-
opening OF his place on Eighth ana Main
sheets yesterday with "a big reception
10 an his friends and patrons. MS
restaurant has been lu existence ever
since January !. 1855, ana has been thoi-
oughly renovated after the recent ntc
SIR Smmpf had numerous callers duI-
ing the day. and received his ifiehds VITA
an elegant dinner
The ambulance was summoned yesier-
day morning 10 attend man by the
name of Mr.. J. ". figg who was taken
with CramD collie on Broad street oypc-
site the Chesapeake and Ohio depot Mr
Figg was removed TO the waitng-room
and treated 10y the doctor OF the ambu-
lance. Ge shortly recovered and was re-
moved 90 his home, No 1924 Darlington
street.