The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-23
at 1912 o'c:cck e:tsrasy. DR.. Fisher hxel

HIN h.o.
Miss Minnie osterbind left yesterday
for Ann Arbor, to enter the Michigan
University for a four-year course in
medicine.
Mss Alice II. Blair has returned from
the mountains, and will resume the duties
of her school, at no. 30l West Main Street,
September 24th.
Mr.. E. ]. Mayfield manager of Hof-
hemers Main-Street store, who has besn
unwell for several days, was attending to
business yesterday.
Judgment was rendered in the Law and
Equity Court ye sterday morning in favor Of
George C. Brown & Co. against the Vir-
GINA Casket Company for $50.
Eddie Pope a colored boy, was charged
with hitting Lewis Phillips with piece Of
rubber He was. accordingly, arrested
and carried to the Second Station.
A commandry of Knights Templar from
Boston will be in this city on October 10th
and will be entertained by Commandery
No Q, of this city, during tih.ir stay.
Fire Alarm Line1nen Taylor and Gull
lett have Just completed the work of white
erameling all the fire alarm boxes in the
city, and painting posts fire red.
Mrs Moncure Perkins and her family,
who have been with Mr.. Langhorne, in
Albernarle county. lave returned to their
new home. on West franklin Street.
Mr. F. z. Brown, of Y. NJ. I. class 1900
will leave Monday for Boston to pursue
a course in electrical engineering at the
Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
A movement has been started by mem
bers of the Westmoreland Club to erect a
swimming pool at the club house. The
movement is assuming encouraging proper
lions.
Mr. John S. Munce, of Kingan & Co.,
who was hurt by fall two weeks ago,
is still confined to his house. though he is
improving. His principal injury is a sprain-
ed knee.
Miss Minnie Newman Darden, of New
SONS, Va, who has been visiting Misses
Maria and Meta Tuggle. in Nottoway
county, vii, shortly visit friends on West
Franklin Street, in this city.
DR.. Samuel Chester, Secretary of the
Foreign Mission Work of the Southern
Presbyterian Church, is in the city. He is
expected to make an address at the Church
of the Covenant tonight, on the present
needs and outlook Of Mission work in
China.
MI. and Mrs Percy Goodwin, of Bal
ttimore, are visiting Mrs. Goodwins moth
er. Mrs. P. NJ Smith, on West Grace
Street. Mrs Goodwin is we'll remembered
by her friends in Richmond as Miss Ma
tile Smith.
Dr.. J. g. Hawthorne, accompanied by
Mr.. Harry Pollard and Mr.. MiIard Cox,
took a trip Friday to the Mattaponi
river sora-hunting. They returned home
with 34S birds, DR.. Hawthorne having
killed 107. The party report sora in large
quantities on the Mattaponi, but few on
the Pamunkey.
Captain J. NJ Harris, of Blackstone,
Willie experimenting the work on his new
home at that pace Friday, fell from
a scaffold, breaking his fingers and bruis-
ing his body badly. He is not danger
ously hurt, and his physician, Dr. w. v.
Atkins, says that ne will get well.
Virrinians i'll New York.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
NEW YORK, Sept 22-Virgnians in New
York: Newport News, ]. ]. Palmer, st.
Cloud; Norfolk, A. Morris. Imper:al L.
D. Blondell, Metropolis; e. c. Fosburs,
f. E. Rogers and wife, Murray Hill;
Richmond G. A. Breaux, Jr., Albemarle;
r. B. Robley, Grand Union; S. NJ. Block,
E. Whitlock, Hoffman; Virginia, Miss
Cunningham, Broadway Central; F. w.
Frundler, Marlborough; Mrs. 7. j. Murray,
Union Square.
L. E. Opdycl1e, Mrs. L. E. Opdycke and
children sail to-day on steamship Kaiser
Welhelm II. for Genoa.