The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-26
Personal and General.

Mr. A. r. Mcou who formerly held the
position as public printer. has been extremely
III at his home on west Main street, but is re-
ported slightly improved.
Ur Charles j.. Cooke. Of Hollins Institute.
arrived in the city yesterday and attended
the final celebration at Richmond College last
evening.
Hon. Joseph G.. Dickerson and wife leave
this morning for the mountains of Virginia
During their stay thev Will visit relatives in
Lynch burg, Buena Vista and other towns in
the Valley.
pine-street Baptist Sunday school went up
to Ashland Park yesterday. and the West View
BaptIsts had picnic out at loung's pond.
very difficult and painful operation was
performed on Mr.. W. +. Peters at his resi-
dence ou south Linden street Mr. Peters IS
the oldest car-dryer on the City railway line
The excursion of the orphan boys to Wash
ing'on. rendered by Major f. T. ID. Myers,
takes place to-day.
Miss Roberta d. Wilder and Edwin Wilder
left Wednesday for New York.
Rev. John NJ Pitcher. formerly Of Rich
moud now of Petersburg. is in attendance on
the closing exercises of Richmond College
The closing exercises Of the music school of
Miss N Fannie Taylor Will take place az
Union Station Methodist Episcopal church
this evening at $50 o'clock.
Major w. r. Sutherlin, Of Danville, was in
Richmond last night
Bey l. y. Spencer viii 20 to Clifton Forge
in July TO conduct revival services.
General Joseph H. Anderson returned yes
terday morning from New York.
Mir William y. Allegro a former we'll
known Richmond printer, now of New York.
is on visit 10 his old home Mr. Allegro
came here quite sick, but Is now almost en-
tlreiy well.
Mr. Charles p. Dodson. of Richmond, has
leased the Hotel Terminal. West Point, and
Will take possession July lst next.
Mr.. Allan f. Donnsn. who has been quite
sick with fever, is said 10 be much better
and 20 be out OF danger.
Mr.. Howard Saxby. the popular Cincinnati
humorist. journalist and man of affairs. is IN
the citv He visits Richmond from time 10
time on business and Is always warmly wei
coined by his friends.
Professor Charles L. Cooke, Of Hollins In
sttute is in the city and Is stopping with blr.
Montgomery West, so west Grace street.
Rev W f. Richardson, editor of the Cen
tra Presbyterian and lady will leave in few
DAYS ior the Greenbricr White. where they
viii be several weeks. During that time the
Presbyterian viii be edited at long taw. as it
were.
Rev. DIR. Hoge viii leave the city next week
for q six weeks vacation if a tour IN which lie
viii fill some prearranged engagements can
be called vacation.
Minnie Allen. a negro girl fifteen years
Old was arrested last evening" charged with
stealing :l5. She was locked in the Second
station.
The two Misses Campbell. daughters OF
ManassaA Campbell, Esq. of Caroline county,
are visiting at Mr. j. A. Reynolds, 4O2 north
Twenty y-seyenth street
A moonlight excursion down the river on
the steamer Ariel was given last evening un-
der the auspices of the Young Ladies' Mission
aly Society of the First Baptist church. Re-
iIeshments were served, and the pleasure of
the occasion was enhanced by the balmiest
air and peerless moon
The Sunday school Of the First Baptist
church VIII mold its regular summer picnic
at Providence Forge next Saturday.
There was meeting Of the Bricklayers'
Union, No. i, last evening at Thon's Hall
Considerable business of importance was
transac ed.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Heeke died Wednes-
day at the residence of her mother. Mrs
May Heeke, ~ the twenty-second year her
age. The funeral will take place from St
Mary's German Catholic church this morning
at O'Clock.
Rev. John A. Kern. Of the Randolph Macon
College, was visiting in the city yesterday.
Mr.. j. G. Small, of the Commercial Hotel
returned yesterday from business trip to
Boston.