The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-12
Personal and General.

Lillian Wyatts condition is about. tho same
as on yesterday.
Judge II. w. Hopkins. of Thomasville, Ga,
was in the city yesterday, stopping at the Ex-
change Hotel.
Mr.. William Lovenstein returned yester-
day from the meeting OF the Supreme Coun-
ell Of the Royal Arcanum at Atlantic City,
N. j.
Mr.. Charles f. Richardson, son Of the late
William Holt Richardson, Is very sick at tho
Retreat for the Sick.
Mr.. 7. II. Adams, farmerly general agent OF
the Richmond and Danyille railroad at West
Point, was IN the city yesterday.
Mr.. Frank ]. Antilotti, formerly of Rich
mond. took part in q charitable entertainment
in New York last Sunday and made hit.
The Young Ladies' Society of the Second
PRESBYTERIAN church, will meet this afternoon
at 3 o'clock and full attendance is requested.
The regular meeting of the Old Dominion
Democratic Club was held last evening at their
hall, corner of Main and Nineteenth streets@
Mrs. DIR. r. p. Kerr returned to the city
Yesterday from months visit 10 heI old
home at Nashville, Tenn.
MIR. Edward D. Christian is convalescent
after a weeks sickness at his residence, No.
as west Franklin streets.
MFR. James ]. Bell died on Wednesday at his
residence, No 9i0 north Fifth street IN tho
sixty-fifth year of his age. Funeral Will take
place to-day.
The following marriage License was issued
Yesterday: Charles Johnson (colored(, Rich
mond and Henrietta Walters (colored) Rich
mOnd
The Young LadieI' Missionary Society OF
the First Baptist church will give an excurso'i
10 Dutch Gap next Thursday evening on the
u n Ill 10 Iati nj "a air
The merry party that went to Dutch GsD
last evening with the boys of the Seventh
street Christian church report the time as De-
ing well spent.
Rev. DIR. James Nelson. OF Staunton, Is IN
the city and is visiting his son. Mr.. w. II:
Nelson. He is a member OF the board OK
visitors. and is returning from Visit 70 the
Normal School at Farmyllle.
Captain A. p. Bohannon. the treasurer OF
Surry county. arrived in the city yesterday
from Fredericksburg. where he attended the
ceremonies with the Lee Camp veterans. tie
returned TO his home by the evening tram.
Mr.. w. II. Gregory. Of North Carolina, who
was one of the visiting delegation 70 invite
the President to the Southern Exposition. was
in the city yesterday on his return nom
Washington.
The complaint which caused the arrest of
was made by Commander Graham. of the
monitor feet, and not by any of his men, a.
has been published.
Mr.. Luther A. Bethel. native OF Richmond
and lately moterman on the Richmond
Union Passenger railway, has been ordered
from Pittsburg, Pa, where bs has been en-
gagged for some time past. TO Los Angeles, CAL
Mr. Bethel will there have charge of the con-
struction of large electric railway line.
The funeral Of the late Samuel Britton. who
died Al his residence, No. 6lS Brook avenue,
"Wednesday afternoon att5:30 o'clock.too place
Yesterday afternoon from st. Marks Episco-
pal church Mr. Britton was ID the fortieth
year of his age. and leaves wife and three
Children He was for several years member
OF the City Democratic Committee from jack
son ward.
Dir. Walter Sharp, Of Norfolk. the first vice.
president of the Virginia Real Estate Ex-
change. was in the city yesterday On his way
b. Lynchburg, where meeting OF the board
OF directors win be held to-day. incidentally
he was inviting some Of the genial spirits OF
Richmond 10 picnic 10 be held at Wlloughby
Spit on June 24th.
Lewis Snyder. A small boy living at No III
west Marshall street. fell from tree at tnc
corner of Marshall and Graham yesterday
morning. He was badly injured. and after
being conveyed to I.atimer's drug store WAS
removed 10 his home, where DIR. George Zen
Johnston dressed his wounds.
The large three-story brick barn AZ Iucks-
hoe farm, thirteen miles from Richmond,
owned by Mr.. Richard Y. Allen. was burned
on Wednesday night. All the cortents we're
consumed. There was no Insurance. Ins
light caused by tho tire was PLAINLY osesSa'
ible from fhis citys