The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-24

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Third Street. has gone to Buffalo Lltnla
Springs to spend several weeks.
Dr. E. J. Moseley and wife and Mr. :;
T. Moseley have left for New hoih anu
Atlantic City for q pleasure trip.
DR.. E. c.. N1cSparran IS on 1ishins
trip to the Eastern Shore OF virginia.
He will return in about ten days
Officer NJ. j. Dugan, of the Ihird 70
lice Station, will leave to-day Tor Nor
folk and the seashore, where he VIII spend
his vacation.
Rev. F. H. Martin, of Salem, Va, is as
sisting Rev. c. p. Scott, pastor of Lyle's
church, Wilmington, Va, in an extensive
revival meeting.
Mr. William Crimes who came to Rich
.nond to attend the funeral of his sister,
Miss Maude Grimes, has returned to his
homo, in New York.
Hon. VIM. R. NcKenney, of Petersburg,
general counsel for the Richmond. Peters
burg & Carolina Railway Company, was
in the city yesterday.
Miss Addie Franklin, OF No. II South
Cherry Street, left last night for Balti-
more and Philadelphia, where she will
stay for about two weeks.
Mrs. Morton. OF Sabot Hill, Goochland
county, Va, and her two sons, who nave
been on quite an extended visit 10 Kin
dred in Ohio, have returned home.
Mrs. B. L. Dawson has returned from
visit of two weeks to relatives and friends
in Baltimore. Philadelphia and Atlantic
City. very much improved in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. A w. Nelson, Of Brming-
ham, Ala, and Miss Caroline Morris, of
Memphis, Tenn, are visiting Mrs. Harry
D. Echeiberger, The Oaks Chesterfield
county.
Among the Richmondsrs a the Culpeper
Horse-Show are Miss Mamie Grigg. who
is the guest of her sister. Mrs. Gibson;
Robert j o lard. Mr.. Allen Taylor and Mr..
TRAY. Daniel.
Mr.. Reginald Walker. after a short vaca-
ton, returned to the city yesterday. He
has entirely recovered from his recent in
disposition and assisted with the music In
two tabernacle meetings and a revival
held in different parts OF the State.
The Rev John Poyntz Tyler, who has
been filling the pulpit OF Holy Trinity
church so acceptably this summer, will
leave about the first of September, IS
will also the Rev. Dudley Powers, who
has been preaching at St. Pauls.
Captain w. W. Wood gas inspector
and his son, Squire Stephen Wood, have
returned to Richmond from King and
Queen county, where they spent ten
DAYS fishing They report that they had
fac sport, and caught a great many large
trout.
Prof. f. W. Boatwright is at his desk
in the presidents office at Richmond Col
legc, busy with his great correspondence.
Saturday he will so to Buckingham and
after spending a day or two with his fam
lily will go to Southwestern Virginia
on important business connected with the
College.
Hon Thomas n. Williams. of Mecken-
burg, a former member of the State Sen
ate, is in the city. Mr.. Williams states
that the drought in his section is the most
The Mecklenburg people are not talking
politics much yet awhile.
Miss Susie Towles, a young lady who is
we'll known in this city. where she has
many relatives, is critically i'll at her
home in Washington, said to be due TO
the shock which she sustained on an
electric stairway at a Coney Island pleas
ure resort a few days ago.
Hon. D. C. Richardson, Commemorative
Attorney Of Richmond. will leave the city
on his vacation to-day, to be gone three
weeks He will attend the Supreme Coun-
Gil of Knights of Pythias at Detroit. Mr..
Richardson and Hon. D. Turner, OF Nor
cok, are the supreme representatives
from Virginia to the Council.
Yirginians III New York.
Especial Dispatch TO The Times.)
NEW YORK, August 23.-Virg!nians in
New York:
Newport News--J. B. Albert, Cadillac.
Norfolk-P. II. Larkin, Astor: 3. Miller,
Broadway Central; E. E. Palmer. Grand:
II. Higgins, Murray Hill; W. Brewin, Park
Aevenue.
Petersburg-R. L. Smith, Imperial.
Richmona-S. e. Pits, Albert: l.. P.
Routt Barthodi; W. f. Johns, Mrs. w.
F. Johns, Cosmopolitan; S. T. Morgan,
Hoffman; NJ Frank, HeraA Square; Fl. L.
Smith, Imperial; D. Perrin, Metropolitan;
J. Z. Phillips, Jr, W. E. Purcell, New
Amsterdam; NJ. Miller, Union Square; l.
T. Moseley, Dr. E. T. Moseley and wife,
st. Denis; w. p. Stennett and Wife, Y. II.
Hobart and wife, St. George.
Roanoke-NIrs. S. Simon, Albert.
Virgina-D. Z. Trowar, C. E. Tackett,
st. Denis.