The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-13
Personal and General.

Mr.. W. II. Cullingworth has gone with
fishing party TO Hampton.
Mr.. F. II. c. Noble. Jr.. who was appointed
as a cadet to West Point Military Academy,
has left to stand examination.
A daughter Of Mr.. James Sweeney was
thrown from a buggy Thursday and slightly
hurt.
Clash 4 Co. s excursion goes to Washington
tonight. Train leaves Elba at II o'clock.
Rev. John NJ. Pitcher, D. D., of Petersburg,
was in the city yesterday on his way to the
Eastern Shore OF Virginia
DR.. A. f. Dickinson will deliver the annual
address at William and Mary College on the
Sd of July.
DR.. W. w. Landrum will dedicate new
church in Chatham tomorrow.
The condition of Lillian Wyatt. who was
accidently shot last Tuesday by her brother,
was slightly improved yesterday.
Mr. W. b. Bevill, general passenger agent
of the Norfolk and Western railroad was III
the city yesterday.
Mr. John T.. Eggers has returned from a
trip to New Jersey via Philadelphia and
Washington Mrs. Eggers will not return be-
fore the middle of July.
Mr. Charles II. Page, of Bedford City. who
has been visiting Mr.. Alfred King has return
ed 10 his home.
Theproposed lawn party. which was to have
been held by the ladies of the Clay-street Bap-
fist church, was postponed last evening on
account of the inclemency of the weather.
Mr. Du Brutz Guitar. .Jr.. prominent
young attorney of Wilmington, n. c., IS
spending few days in the city.
DR.. Goodwin, pastor of Grove-avenue Bap-
fist church. returned from Birmingham, Ala.
yesterday morning. and will fill his pulpit
next Sunday, both morning and evening
The Auditor of the city will pay all claims
growing out of the recent election upon APP
plicaton at his Office.
Mr.. J. D. Hawkins. member of the House of
Delegates from Halifax, left the city for his
home this morning.
Henry c. Stewart, of Russell county, was in
the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Bradley left yesterday
evening by the Old Dominion steamer for the
North.
Mr. Henry Bohls. of California, the inventor
Of the Bohls cigarette machine, i'm which
prominent Richmond tobacco men are inter
ested, is at the Exchange Hotel.
Rev. Hitter Quesenberry a recent graduate
of the Southern Theological Seminary at
Louisville, KY, has been in the city several
days the guest of his uncle, DR.. A. l.. Dickin-
son. He will begin his pastoral duties to-
morrow at Burkevile, Va.
Mr. g. Mann RawsOn left the city yesterday
for Cleveland. Ohio. to attend the meeting OF
the Grand Lodge Junior Order of American
Mechanics. which assemblies IN that city
Monday next.
The Jewish Pentecost, or Feast of Weeks
ended at shutdown last evening. Owing 70
the death of Rev. Dr. Harris the confirmation
services which are usually held at the
Synagogue Beth Ahaba were not conducted
this year, as is usually the case.
Mr. Thomas W. Gentry, master mechanic
of the Richmond and Danville railroad. has
gone to Charlotte. n. c., on business. On his
return he will leave for Cape May, n D., TO
attend the National Convention Of Master Me
chanics.
Colonel John Murphy has been elected a
member of the board of directors Of the
National Building and Investment AssOcia-
ton, vice Mr. l.. Wagner, resigned.
Major w. II. Gregory, who is connected
with the management of the Buffalo Llthla
Springs. was at Fords Hotel yesterday. He
reports favorable indications fOr a large gath
ering at the springs this season.
Mr. NJ. L. Ogesby. who for many years has
had the management of the Leon Hotel at
Tallahassee, Fla, and who last season was
engaged at the Buffalo Lithia Springs, was IN
the city Yesterday en- route 10 the springs
where he will fulfil his second season.
The model of the figure of General A. p
Hill 10 surmOunt the Hill monument, made by
Mr. w. l.. Shepard, is on exhibition IN LETT
wich's window. 1t is a fine piece OF work,
the pose being graceful and natural, without
being in the least strained. 1t attracts very
general attention.
Miss Nellie Richardson, daughter. of Mr..
David A. Richardson, has returned from the
Farmyille State Female Normal School, where
she graduated with high honOrs.
The funeral Of James Jackson, one OF the
Oldest colored men in Virginia, who died on
Tuesday last near Yellow Tavern, took place
Yesterday afternoon. Jackson was the father
IF Giles b. Jackson. the well-known colonel
LAWYER. and was in the ninety-seyenth year OF
his age.
Mr.. Jackson, chief engineer of the main
line Of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, mas
handed In his resignation so as to give his
whole time TO the work OF construction on
collateral lines. Mr.. III. Frazier, superin-
tendent of the Cincinnati division, has been
mentioned in connection with the position,
but there Is no definite information as yet.
In the procession in Fredericksburg on
"wednesday. the occasion of the unyeillne OF
the Confederate monument, veteran rode an
old mule which he brought home from the
war. The animal is over thirty years OF age
Mr.. ]. s. Carr. of Durham. n: c.. the pro
pretor of the celebrated Durham smoking
Tobacco was in the city yesterday and was
registered at the Exchange Hotel.
Mr.. Thurston Cardoza. well known IN this
c;tv Who has been with the Bostonians during
the past season. is here visiting friends.
DR. p. Nicolson. who Is we'll known and
has many friends in Richmond, was married
last Wednesday IN Atlanta, Ca, 70 Miss oato-
ivn CLAYTON CrRpa.