The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-27

and the avenue colildod with Perkinsons
bakery wagon. damaging that vehicle con
siccraDly. and oyerturning The wagon IA
which the BOY was seated. Fortunately,
the boy escaped with 10 injury.
The home of Mrs. sullivan. on Sixth
! street, was the scene of ID pleasant gath
erng on Wednesday night. Dancing was
! INDUCED I'm until a late hour, while tie
| front and back parlors were tastefully
decorated. and the POwhatan Musicale
Club rendered delightful music. Here is
a list OF the guests who were charmed
with their evenings entertainment.
Messrs. John BOulware. William Roach.
| Eddie Morccock. Charles Dlllard. EDDIE
! OKeefe, Joseph Richardson, william
Richardson, John Brophy. John Driscon,
Louis Guvernator. George Parater, Thomas
Sheehy. Ed Baciey. Vincent Griffin. Rich
ard Mccarthy. Hansford Mitchell, VIII
liam Allison. Ross Allison. Isaac Angle.
Clarence Lucas. ard Horace Seals: and
the Misses Eula Miller, Matte Gentry,
Minnie Phelps. Annie Sullivan Bessie
Miller. Theresa Miller. Ada Miller. Ma
ME Mcmahon. Mamie Walsh. Annie
Walsh. Bridget German. Susie Clancy,
Mamie Shcehy. and Theresa Burns. After
tho dancing was over for which the Pow
hatan Ciub. or Fulton. furnished tho
music. refres hments were served IN great
abundance.
4 man representing himself as the cap
tain OF a Government tug, tried 20 Play an
old game ca some OK the merchants leTe
last week. Ills plan was 10 90 ia a
store and represent that be wanted 10
buy some grub" fer bis boat. Some.
times he would say be was captain OF a
government tus and IN other places be
would say he was captain of O schooner.
After Leaving an extensive order, he
would then remember that be wanted
something tho store did not have, ard
would ask the merchant 20 send and get H.
or lie would say. Just lst me have the
money. and I Wal SO by and set it,. OF
course, when the goods are delivered, all
Will be paid for. 1t IS thought be did
not DO any great business. though. q
this game.
Captain jesse l.. Sykes. commander OF
one Of the Richmond Ccdar-Works
barses. was quite painfully bruised by !
falling into an open hatcaway on his |
last trip from Richmond. He was taken |
10 a Norfolk hosoital. whore has IS |
yet not fully recovered
me AtldII' anu NltElllA FtlllllAef ]
Company. whose ac.d-making plant is Just |
below Fulton. IS having a series q pans
put into the acid chambers by +. J. Field
ing. Of New York. who owns the patents,
aud claims FOR the improvement that
there is a greater yield OF acid with iess
space; and without the hitherto
immense loss resulting IN the escape OF
much sulphur gas.
THE Apostolic Review a religious
newspaper. IS published bv the Apostolic
church OF Fulton. and edited by Pastor
John W. Dangherty Of that church. In
the current number there are printed two
articles. Divine Healing" AID "a Beau
uful Incident" besides much attractive
and edifylns matter in addition.
Agnes. the young daughter OF Mr.. J.
Doc. Sears. Is very sick
slrs. +. T.. Rice and children have re-
urned from Mays Head. North Carolina
where they spent most OF the summer.
Yrs. Rice was accompanied on her return
~ her sister. Miss Annie Doe. OF North
a rolns.
,r- ana Mrs J. ". Ream< return q
tuesday from a tim 20 Baltimore.
Mr.. Joseph MinFon. u Smiihheii. Va.
; here on a visit TO his parents. on G.a-
am street.
Mr.. Joseph L. Blckerstafr has returned
rom a business trip TO Norfolk and
Va.