The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-08
Personal and General.

! fersonal and General.
Mr.. Felix Jones. Of Clifton Forge, is in the
city.
Mr.. s. w Venable of Petersburg, was in
| the city yesterday.
Miss Louise Allen Mayo will spend the
month OF August at the White.
Miss Willie Sullivan, of Cos west Clay street,
| is on a visit 10 friends at TOano. Va.
Ex-Alderman j. Fred Gum is on visit
to relatives and friends in Richmond.
Dir. George b. Stacy former welLknown
resident, now Of Amelia, is in the city.
Mrs Nettie Pollard left yesterday for a
brief visit to relatives in Henrico county.
Colonel b. II. Mercer writes from Altoona,
Pa. that he will be in Richmond July 18th.
Mr.. Hiram Oliver, o well-known tobacco
mist and an old resident Of Church Hill, is
very sick.
Mr. John A. Macon continues in a critical
condition at the residence Of DR.. Jacob
Michaux
Miss Clara Hughes, of No. COZ north Third
street has left the city for visit to friends at
Midlothian
Mr.. Harry Scott. Of the Richmond Paper
Company, is at Ocean View enjoying a much
needed rest.
Mrs Alice Clifford Oliver. widow Of the late
Richard Oliver, died at the Retreat for the
Sick yesterday morning
Mrs Ewing caches nee Miss Hayes) is
visiting her parents. corner Seventh and
Main streets.
Mr. and Mrs H. Rosenheim and their daush-
ter, Miss Miriam, will spend their summer in
Atlantic City.
Mrs 7. j. Clutter. of Danyille, is visiting
Mrs. Julia King at her home, No. s03 east
Marshall street
from weeks visit TO Old Point, Ocean View
and Virginia Beach.
Master Willie Schwarzschild who was badly
burned by an explosion of powder July 4th,
is improving rapidly.
Messrs. Esau Cocker and Thomas Jenkins
have returned from Philadelph where they
spent week with friends.
Several members Of the Stuart Horse
Guards were court-martaled At the Reg-
mental sArmory last evening. NOn-attendance
at drills was the cause.
Mr.. John Lipop, of Charlottesville. one of
the University Of Virginias change pitchers
is spending few days in the city.
Mrs James II. Verne left the city yesterday
for Concord. n c.. where she Will remain
with her parents until October.
Mr.. Albert Hunt has returned from the
PENNSYLVANIA Military Academy. where he
graduated second in a class of forty.
The Committee on James River Improve
ment will hold their regular monthly meeting
at noon to-day under the Planters Bank
James McGraw. Jr.. son of our weil-known
citizen of the same name has been appointed
State cadet to the Virginia Military Institute.
Mrs. w. T. Powell the owner of the Rich
mond Theatre. who has been seriously i'll for
the past ten days. was resting little easier
last evening.
Mrs. II. J. Marsh and her two daughters |
Misses Maggie and Hattie. of west Cary street, |
are on visit to Mrs Marsh's mother at |
Hinton. W. Va.
Coroner TAYLOR Yesterday viewed the body |
of Rosa SDith. a colored woman, who died |
suddenly Monday evening in Ram-Cat alley.
Death resulted from heart disease.
Mr.. Ephraim b. Talbot. aged sixty-one
years died at his residence on Fulton street.
Monday morning at o'clock and was buried |
from Weddel Memorial church at lakewood |
Cemetery yesterday afternoon at 8 o'clock.
Mr.. William c.. Gill, sheriff of Chesterfield;
Senators w. K. Moon, Fairfax county; w. II.
Little. spotsylyania county, and I. W. G.
Accomac county, were at the
Capitol yesterday.
Robert Lee. the negro who was shot by
John Evans in Hanover on Saturday evening.
is still IN critical condition AZ the aims
house, but the physicians of that institution
think that there is slight change for the bet
ter.
Mr. G. f. Doyle. superintendent of the Pc
ninsula. Richmond. Washington and James
River divisions, issued q circular July lst an
aouncing the following: Mr.. w. w. Conley is
lpponed chief clerk superintendent office,
vice d. G. Ogg. promoted.
The building OF 7. n. Mayo 4 Brother.
which was recently destroyed by fire. has
again been rooted III. The conhagration did
lot interfere to any great extent with the fill
ne Of their orders. for the firm set their en-
,loyes to work in another building. and three
arge shipments have already been made.
Mrs. Eva Jacobs, widow of the late Wolf
Jacobs, died at her home. No. 7O2 est Clay.
tuesday morning. She was buried from her
esidence at o'clock yesterday afternoon.
afrs. Jacobs was in the seventy first year of
Ter age II