The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-31

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field S. G.. is visiting her cousin, DR..
Boyce D. BROKER.
Mr.. Frank j. Craigie. Jr-. VINO has been
i'll for some time. is able to be out. He is
improving rapidly.
Mr.. a. j. Gary, of the Water Depart
mcnt who had been sick for some days,
is able to be at his desk again.
The High School building. which is
undergoing repairs, will be ready for occu-
pancy when the session begins, September
18th.
Miss Lille N. Hammond Of No. 2S14 Ven
able Street has returned home after
pleasant visit with friends at Robins
Park
Mr. Thomas Fitzpatrick, of South Fifth
Street has returned from a months Wis
it to relatives in Boston and other northern
cities.
Mr. w. r. Davenport has accepted
position with the c. and O. at Green
brier w. Va, and left yesterday Tor that
point.
Jack Payne, the negro ianitor who was
shot in the head several days ago. is get
ting along nicely at the Old Dominion
Hospital.
Mr.. J. H Wallace, who was so badly
injured by fall from hammock at
West Point some time ago, is able to De
out again.
Mrs. George w. Lamb and daughter,
Lula of No. 2S14 Venable Street, left last
Sunday to visit relatives and friends in
Petersburg, Va.
Detective Gibson has recovered double
case silver watch that he has reason TO
believe was stolen. The watch can De
seen at police headquarters.
Postmaster Wray L. knight sestei.
day gave out the following schedule Oh
hours for the post-olttce ana suo-st'eioii'
to be observed on Labr-Day:
Mr.. Robert L. Macmurdo, of the, New
Orleans Water Department, is in the
city. He is a cousin Of Captain j. X Mac
mu,lo of the chesapeake and Ono
Mr.. Erasmus T. Barnes, a popular Rich
mond plumber, and Miss Catharine Long
est will be married to-day. Ii'e% Diiue-
elect is the daughter of Mr. John Longest
Mrs Johnson, of Washington, D. c.
who has teen visiting her sister, MIS-.
w. Hugh Reynolds, NO. az East Lelsh,
viii return to the national capital next
week.
Mr.. James H. Gibson, of No. 917 East
eigl, Street. who was hurt last Monday
nv the falling of slate from roof at Elf
tenth and Main Streets, is rot seriously
injured.
Hon r,loen C. Folkes and wife have
returned from their bridal tour, Whlch was
spent visiting northern points OF snteres';
Mr.. Folses has been warmly congratulated
| by his friends.
Mr.. Willie NJ. Bickers, stenosrapher IN
| the office of Superintendent G. G. Walker
~ Tho (,hesaneake and Ohio, is sick with
| malarial fever at his nome, NO. 7lV NO 81
Twenty-seventh Street
Mr.. Manly 3. Ramos has donated hand
ecr,a ,,iano to the Confederate Home fer
! Aged Women, and has invited the ooafo
| IF Managers to come into his store ana
| make their own selection.
All the stock of the Bullield Training
Association has been subscribed Inc hrst
| meeting of the organization Will be held
! at the office of Mr.. P. A. S. Brine. NO. sly
! Fast Main Street, at s O'Clock on the even
| ing of September 9Th
Miss Adelaide Lancaster Warning, OF
| Washington, d. c., who has been visiting
| relatives in Dany:lle and Amelia county.
| has returned to the city, and IS no" visit
| ing her grandmother, Mrs. Mary ". Har-
! vie, No lOo6 Park Avenue.
| The central Office and stations will be
| open for the sale of stamps and delivery
| of mail from o'clock to IL A NJ Ihefe
| will be one delivery by carriers at A M.'
| and one collection from the boxes VIII De
] made at / A. M. and another at 3 T. nj.
| Rev. r. B. Collier, who sustained sun
| stroke few days ago, is now abe 10 De
| out again. and hopes to fill his engagement
| in a meeting in North Carolina next week
| Mrs Collier and children who have been
/ staying at Elko, Va, returned to the city
| Yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. r. D. johnson and Miss Emma S.
Thurston were married at the residence OF
the bride yesterday. Mr. johnson IS al
esteemed motorman on the Passenger ano
| Power line, and the bride is the accom-
| plished daughter of Mr. and Mrs. waiter
S. Thurston.
Fred. Maynard, a negro man, was up
before Squire L. S. Richardson IN the
MAGISTRATES Court of Henrico county yes
terday morning, and was given cholce
either Of marrying Victoria Hasklns, or go.
ing to jail. He chose the former couse, anc
| the ceremony took place in the court
room, Rev. Sunne Binford officiating:
An old gentleman named Stewart was
knocked down and run over by morse
attached to a buggy driven by young
man named Smith, on Fifth street near
Broad, yesterday morning. The affall
caused some little excitement, but as Mr.
Stewart was not badly injured. ana was
able to walk away, no arrest was made.
Mr. H. NJ. Kerns, of Portsmouth, was
in the city Wednesday and identified por-
ton OF the clothing found in the posses
sion of Robert Miles. the negro house
breaker, arrested last week by Detectives
Gibson and Wren and who IS now serving
a six months sentence in jail and await
ing the action of the grand jury in two
cases. Mr.. Kerns' house was robbed on
July 18th.
Virginians in New York.
Especial Dispatch to The Timeso
NEW YORK, August So.-Nirginians in
II New York:
Lynchburg-C. S. Adams, Fl. +. Gordon
Gilsey.
Norfolk-Mrs. M. Morton. Everett 3.
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