The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-12

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TUFTS Liver PILLS
yesterday. The interment was made in
Hollywood Cemetery.
Dr.. James P. Smith reached Richmond
Monday night after a weeks visit to
friends in Winchester. Va.
W. ]. Richardson, who is very i'll with
fever at his home, No. 1904 y Street, is
thought to be slightly better
Raphael Octers, the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs Deiderick Octers, of the West-End, is
Very ill with typhoid fever.
Miss Pearle Clayton, No. 11o4 West
Clay Street, returned home Monday from
a pleasant visit to Petersburg
DIR. w W. Moore will go to Raleigh
next Sunday to dedicate the handsome new
Presbyterian church there.
Mr. H L. Lucas, who was operated up
on bv Dr. John Dunn at the Retreat for
the Sick, was, discharged yesterday
The body of little Rube May Grafton, OF
No o27 South Laurel Street, was laid to
rest to-day dn River View Cemetery.
A marriage license was issued Monday.
in Washington to Sylvester Lee, OF Orange
county, and Laura Andrews, OF Louisa
AIR. A. Thalhcmer, representing the
famous production, the Belle OF New
York is in the city, at Murphy i1otei.
Mr.. and Mrs Jonas Marcuse. NO. west
CLAW Street, returned nome last SUNDAY
from a trip to New York and the north.
Major Joseph II. Huicher and wife, NO.
1Dls Ifi.vd Avenue. left the city Monday
for a visit to Mr.. Frank Hulcher, OF Nor
folk.
Colonel john Murphy, who has been
confined to his home for several days by
indisposition, has recovered sutfclentiS
to be out
DR.. Jere witherspoon Is spending few
DAYS at the residence Ct Mr.. R.. a. Lam
caster, in Bath county, recovering from
a slight Illness.
Misses Florence Pencil and Mayme
Byrnes have returned TO the city after
three weeks stay at Ocean We" ana
Buckroe Beach.
Mrs. S. Il. Woodfn and children returned
Monday from Louisa county, where ines
spent the summer at the hospltabie nome
of Major A. J. Richardson
ST. Luke's Hospital will open next Sat
urilav. the 18th There are now at the
hotels in the city a number of patients
awaiting the opening OF the institution.
Mr. 4 O NcGehee is confined to his
home. at No. 116 South First Street, by an
affection of the feet and lower limbs,
which dsables him for outdoor exercise.
Mr.. John Armbrigar. a sailor, who was
operated upon for appendicitis by LII. 81,
Julian Openheimer, al the Retreat LOT
the. Sick several weeks ago, 4elt yesterday
for Philadelphia.
Mr.. Simon Stein, who was well known L!
this city, died suddenly on saturoas d
Rajtimore. S. f. Guggenheimer, OF TINS
city, his brother-in-law, went 10 bai.'iioie
TO attend the funeral
Mr. w. j. Mays, of No. 6o' stare otLee.,
Fulton. whose pump was reported to nave
been stolen, has found that useful insutu-
lion down in his we'll, 1t having oeeh
knocked off by horse
Miss Helen Fitzw.lson, of Brooklyn, n.
Y who has been visiting her cousin, MISS
Bessie French, of No. Sll2 East Broad
Street is now visiting her sister, Mrs.
w Thornton Taylor, N Norfolk
Mr.. Charles Rex and bride returned to
this CITY on Sunday, and will make their
home at No. 2511 East Franklin Street
for the present. They were heartily vel
coined by the many friends OF Mr. Eek
The Gans-Rady Company have large
force of clerks at their new store on
Main Street, opening up their stock OF
clothing, and preparing for their formal
will announce in a few days.
William Moseley, who has been con-
nected with the Traction Company here
and later with the Norfolk and Ocean View
Road, is in The city. Mr.. Moseley is very
popular here, and his friends are siad 10
learn that he viii likely return here with
the Traction Company.
About noon yesterday DR.. Oils went TO
the First Police station on hurry-up eau
to attend an old soldier who had become
incapacitated under the influence OF oid
Virginia hospitality. He was sent BACK
to the Home.
Mrs. Cythia Lee and Mrs. Hannah Mich
ols5 of North Twenty-seventh Street, icft
Saturday for Philadelphia and Whining
Inn They will stop in Baltimore on Their
return trip, and will be away about three
weeks.
ssn,,roe Park. even with the warm dry
weather. is beautiful place. The hedge is
being trimmed and the grass is as green
as though it had just sprouted. The shade
trees offer comfortable retreat to the way
farer, and in the evening the park is
the playground of hundreds of children.
Mrs. Robert Gemmell and daughter. Miss
Jessie Gemmell, returned home Mon
day evening from the Cold Sulphur
Springs, where they spent the sum
mer Mrs. Gemmell's health is
better now than when she went
TO the Springs. although she was quite i'll
for a time while there.
Tir.in:cns In New York.
Especial Dispatch 10 The Times0
NEW YORK, Sept n.-virginians in
New York:
Norfolk. B. Loughran. Darlington; S.
L. Nusbaum, Herald Square: II. w. B.
Glover. T. w. Tate, Hoffman.
Rtchmond-W. L, JOEL Albert; T.. c.
Williams, Jr., Alhemarle; j. f. Powers,
Barthold.; ]. K. Branch. Mss Branch, f.
D. Hotchkiss, Holland: NJ W. Marcuss.
and wife, Herald Square: G. Z. Crawford,
Morton. Miss Blair. Miss Whitlock, Muir
ray Hill.