The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-25
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will attend the National Convention of
Postmasters at Peoria, Ill.,. on the 18th OF
September.
DIR. II. a. Topper. who is spending tbs
summer at Pearl Island, Me. is greatly
cheering his friends by reports of his
excellent health.
Misses Kate and Lena Wigger and Grace
Bennett who have been visiting friends In
Baltimore. Philadelphia and Atlantic City,
have returned home.
Senator John W. Daniel has accepted tia
invitation TO address the Grand Camp,
Confederate Veterans, at its session in
Stanton, in October.
The Richmond Typographical Union No.
go held a regular meeting last night.
and transacted much routine business
Mr.. John A. He.sler, formerly or
Church Hell. ne we!l-known commission
and produce merchant, is at the Red Sui
phur Springs, W. Va.
Mr.. NJ l. Hutcherson has returned
to the city after a successful bust
ness trip in the interests OF the firm with
which he is connected
The condition of MISS Van Lew was not so
good yesterday The dropscal condition IS
slightly increased and she was more rest
less last night than usual
Rev. Timothy Hall. who has been visit
ing his brother. Mr.. j. I. Hall, OF Ash
land for several days, has returned to
his home in Lexington. Va.
Mr.. John Enders. Jr. who has been in
disposed for several days. while improved.
is still unable to resume his desk in the
Internal Revenue Department
a bazaar will be held at Emporia from
the 2lth 10 the 29th next month, to raise
funds to build an arnory for the fire COM
pany recently organized there
Messrs. NJ Gordon, Marvin j. Taylor
and Harvey Cogbill will leave the city on
August 18th for ten days stay at the
home OF Mr. Gordon, in Prince George
county.
Mr. Otis Taylor who was injured az the
locomotive Works Tuesday night by
piece OF steel flying into MS eye, hopes
to be- able to return TO work in a
few days.
Mrs. May Talley has returned to the city
from AlIenhurst and New York, where she
studied under eminent musical educators.
She will take UP her work here about Sep
TENDER list.
Mr.. D. S. Thompson of No 1906 IL East
Grace Street. while getting on a car yes
terday morning a. Reservoir Park. received
a severe fall and sustained q serious injury
TO his knee
isRev. c. G. Smith. well known in this
city, has Just closed Il most successful
revival meeting at High Hills, in Sussex
county, which resulted in quite Il number
of accessions to his church
The firm of Foster, Gordon & Co. rail-
| road contractors of this city. has BEEN
| awarded the contract for the boring OF the
| Della Bend tunnel, on the Baltimore and
| Ohio four miles west OF Ellicott city,
| Nd.
| L. R Hobson. an attache of the Rich
| mond Locomotive Works, had one OF his
| fingers broken IN some machinery yes
| terday afternoon The city ambulance was
| summoned, and Hobson was treated and
| left.
! Rabbi 3. Ewnin, from New York. will
| preach to-day at 5 o'clock z. NJ. for
| the congregation of Sir Moses Montefiore.
| He will also speak there on Sunday at
?. NJ, referring to the matter in question
| OF .'Zionism.'
Miss NJ V. Rutherford. of No. 32i Ens'
| Broad Street, having spent several weeks
| with relatives and friends in the shenan-
doah Valley. mas gone TO some of the
| Northern cities, where-she will make pur-
chases of fall millinery before returning
On the last day OF this month the
books for statistics of manufactures Will
be closed Captain Mclaughlin, supsrin-
| tendeut of the work here. is exceedingly
anxious that no shall be left out. ana
! homes to secure the cooperation OF every
! one who has not yet reported
yirsinians in New York.
NEW YORK. August 2a.-Virsinians IN
| New York.
Norfolk-F. A. Paulson. Continental; j.
W. Mile. Herald Square
Richmond-J Fl. Nuckals, Bay State;
F. Collins, Everett: S. Rosendorf. NJ.
Gillian. Mrs. VI. Gillian. Miss Gillian.
Marlborough; Mrs. W. Fl. Brain. Manhat'
| +on. W n Freeman, Murray Hill; Il.
Putney, Broadway Central: Fl. L. Smith
TmneriaI; C. e Johnson. ST Denis: j. w
Tvler, Sturtevant; w c. Harvey, Jr.,
Vendoue.
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