The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-12

Interesting Facts About Richmond's CitI-
zen. and Other Matters.

ifr. j. NJ. Lewis continues very sick.
with fever.
Mr.. Fayeiic C. Ball is visiting Richmond
for a week or two.
DR.. Fair vii conduct the exerc SOS st
the Masonic Home this afternoon.
Mss Mollie Gooch. OF Richmond. is
visiting relatives IN Washington. ID. c.
The funeral Of Policeman Saunders
took place at IL o'clock yesterday morn
Ing
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Pattie. OF Fau-
cuier county, were in the city yesterday
m"rning.
Colonel John s. Harwood will leave
tomorrow for Richmond county to spend
two weeks.
Tae E1ptist Sunday-School Assoc.a-
ton viii II Get at Towards Grove en- lch
th.s ai',rLO.n at 4:2O o'clock.
Miss Mary T.. Tyler. OF Charlottesville
Va, is visiting her cousin. Miss Minnie
Frayser. No. l01 north Plum street.
MS. Lee Britt, Of Suffolk, who has
teen visiting her father Rev. g. G. Van
derslce, u. D., has returned home.
Mr.. l.. W. Guyer. the State Councillor
OF Jr. Z L. a. NJ, is still quite sick.
suffering from nervous prostratOn.
>
OF Brambleton. Va. who have been visiting
friends In the city, have returned home.
The funeral Of Mrs. Salle 4. T.. Fer
suson took place at II o'clock yesterday
morning from the Second Baptist church.
Mrs George r. Fairlamb and Masters
Ese.stt Alien and George r.. Jr, are
vis.j,k .'iatIvcs in Rockbridge c'Lrty.
Rev DR.. Carmichael left yesterday for
the old Sweet Springs. Rev. r. =.
Williams will preach al st. Pauls to-
day.
Governor O'Ferrall and the Board OF
Public Works left for Norfolk and vicinity
yesterday morning TO Inspect and assess
railroads.
Miss Ruth Tanner, accompanied by
Miss Kate Doggett. Of Philadelphia, Pa.
arc visiting friends and relatives in
Petersburg
Mrs. c. Bosom. niece and sister. Mrs.
j. 5. Dunnington, and son. have gone 20
Washington 10 spend a week with rela-
tives and friends.
Mrs II c. Bcwyer and Misses laura
an Bessie Scale. of Lexington. VI
who have hccn the guests Of Mrs. l..
L. IIill. rcimned homo Thursday.
The Virginia delegation 20 the Baptist
kee Will leave tomorrow at 2.15 +. VI.
via The Chesapeake and Ohio road.
Miss Bessie Beasley, accompanied ny
her friend Miss Jennie Jordan. Of Peters
burg. has returned home after plea5-
ant visit of ten days 20 this city.
Rev. W. y. Lear. Of Central. Manches-
ter. and Rev. W. b. Beauchamp, Of St.
James. will exchange pulpits to-day at
II 4. VI. Mr.. Beauchamp will speak
Of "The Lynchburg Convention
Sergeant ". VI. Myers and Fred. W.
Nlinsen left over the Chesapeake and Ohio
railway yesterday for Buck Roe and
Ocean View, TO make arrangements for
the Howitzers 70 go into camp on the
ith OF August.
The officers OF Richmond Lodge, No.
10. O. G.. c., called yesterday on Mr.. j.
b. Lambert. guardian for Miss Clash.
daughter Of the, late q. Y. Clash. ami ptd
Inn 5000. the amount carried by HIN IN
that order.
Ire tent meetings that have beel IT.
progress for some time on the corner OF
Cary and Washington streets VIII pro
baby close tonight. Services will COM
mthoe at S.l5. when Rev. W. ). Leahe,
the BAPTIST City Missionary. will preach.
Roy. Isaac ". Yonan OF Persia. AM
wife are the guests Of Mr.. John i.
Word. ~ north Morris street Mr.. Yonan
Will fin the pulpit OF the Church of the
Covenant during the month Of July,
preaching each Sabbath morning and
night
Dr. Hatcher Will preach IN the Grace
street tabernacle this morning at Il
o'clock his theme being Providing for
the Future The tabernacle will De
closed az night. anf the congregation will
unite in the services az the Second Bap-
list church.
Mrs. Frank Winton Galbraith, who has
been visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
:. i. Hannigan. Will leave Tuesday night
via the Southern for her home. Braitn-
more. jefferson county. Tenn, accom-
panied 10y her sister. Miss Margaret b.
Hannigan.
st the morning session to-day az tho
First English Evangelical LutheIn
church the next sermon I'm the series on
Practical Christianity. which Rev. j. 4.
Moorehead is delivering during the hot
months. Will be on the subject Of chr
acter."
NJ Charles O. Sayille received n tele-
gram yesterday morning stating that his
father. Mr.. John +. Sayiiie. who lives at
Manassas was ill., Some years ago air.
sa'ille was hurt in railroad accident
az 30 Is thought that his sickness IS the
result OF that accident.
capt. Thomas Elicit. secretary Of the
Reunion Executive Committee has all
bills IN hand for expenditures during the
reunion, and Will le a,le % make 4
detailed report 10 the meeting % he
g"'e'H cJr nhiiee. which has D.cn tilcd
for next Thursday night az 8 o'clock