The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-18
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Personal and General.


ton Forge to-day.
Miss Annie Bethel has returned from a
visit to Ashland, Ky.
Mr.. G. T. Peck. after short visit to Rich
mond. viii leave for home to-day.
A patent has been issued 10 Alfred s. Bacon
Of Manchester. for paper calendanng rolls.
+. H. Lewis. Of Lynchburg was among the
arrivals at the Exchange Hotel yesterday.
Confirmation services viii lie held at st.
Mary's German Catholic church Sunday.
police-C ,urt-Scrceant r. \. Thomas went
down with the Seventh-Street Sunday school
picnic to rlrdence Forge.
City Collector Cunningham advises every
body 10 come up and pay their taxes now be-
fore the rush begins.
Messrs William and Henry c. Bueser left
yesterday morning for Virginia Beach, where
they will spend several days.
Rev j. +. Hutson is IN Alhermarle this
week helping Row d. G. Ritteuh0use IN a
series Of meetings with the Ariel church.
Miss Mamie T.. Morrssey has returned from
Roanoke where she visited her sister, Mrs.
c. T. Peck.
Rev. J. p. Cannon. pastor Of the Third
Presbyterian church, Is recovering from quite
severe illness. His little son IS quite sick.
Marriage licenses were issued in Washing
ton Yesterday 10 GulliarO Eeucll and Rosa
Ross. both OF Richmond, Va
Bishop Van de Nyer is expected 10 return
to-day from old Point, where he has been for
about ten DAYS.
The name Of Preston Atkins should have
appeared among the list OF first honor pupils
in the fourth primary class of ElDa school.
The names Of Hon. L. c. Minor and Henry
". Stamper were accidentally omitted from
the list Of lawyers who qualified to practice
before the new court urganZed by the Chet
Justice Of the United States.
The Grove-ayenue Baptist Sunday school
will have their annual picnic at Providence
Forge next Friday A good time is promised
oil who 60. Non-memDers OF the school can
obtain tickets at the train.
Alexander James |coloredl was received at
the reutentiary yesterday from York county
10 serve q term of two years tor housebreak-
ing.
Mr. Waller Scott who has been i'll for sew
eral months was on the street for the first
time Yesterday Re held quite q leyee among
his many friends, who relolcedat his recovery.
The Young Ladies Missionary Society Of
the First Baptist church Will go down the
river on am0Cnlght excursion tonight OF the
steamer Ariel.
Councilman y. W. White and Captain J. r..
Sheppard. assistant chief of the fire depart
Inent. went down 10 Hampton yesterday on a
fishing expedition
Messrs W. +. Pitt. member of the Man
chester City Council for the Third ward, and
D. T. Touey. member for the Fourth ward,
have qualified.
Ecv. r.. II. Bowden. who left Richmond
College some time ago Ou account of III health,
is now making Windsor. Va. his headquarters,
and is preaching as opportunities open.
AIr. William WINFIELD and bride. noe Miss
Emmie Biuns, have returned from their
wedding tour While absent they visited
many Northern cities.
Mr.. Ernest Hall, Of Bedford City, is the
guest of his cousin Mr.. Geoge W. Johnson.
at so. 1Ol west Main street. He Is the son OF
Mr. James Ellis Hall. long resident of Man
chester whoremoyed 70 Bedford county some
twelve years ago.
Mrs. 4. H. Burnett has returned from Ash
land, Ky, and VIII permanently reside I'D inns
her native city Mr.. Burnett died IN Ashland
some months since and his remains were
brought t. Hollywood for lnterment.
PARK Place Sunday-school will have their
ANIMAL picnic at Mount Pleasant to-day
Trans leave the Chesapeake and Ohio depot
at o'clock.
4 social religious meeting will Oe held in
the library Of the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION at $50 o'clock this evening. Mr.. W.
W. Smith will conduct the meeting, and some
good singing will form part OF the exercises.
Mr. Henry Shaw. Of New Orleans. who died
recently at Roanoke Red Sulphur Springs,
married Miss Kate Macmurdo. daughter of D.
II. Macmurdo and Virginia Pickett, an aunt
Of the distinguished General Pickett, OF the
Confederate States army
Rev. DR.. Pitt showed TrTs reporter yes
terday handsome Marechal Neil rose grown
on the side of beauti ul Nenable-street church.
Ii was grown and trained by an officer of the
church. and il is 50 planted in an area below
the pavement that IN can be removed from
the wall and covered with glass IN winter.
Mr. Frank Noel one Of the most prominent
and popular printers of Richmond, has re-
turned from Asheville. n. G. Mr.. Noel left
Richmond January Ist last in a most precarl-
Gus condition of health. lie returns compare
lively a well man.
The fertilzing works of James Ct. Tinsley
& Coz at Hunslett, We're destroyed by fire this
morning at 1 o'clock. The cause of the fire IS
unknown, and the loss will be covered by IN
surance.
J. NJ Hanham, Of the Manhattan Chess
Club of New York. one of the best players IN
the country. will spend the month Of July at
the Elkton Hotel, ElktOn. Va, as the guest of
the Lynchburg chess players. All chess play
ers are invited 10 come TO Elkton and meet
HIM over the board.
Mr. f. +. Richardson was Tuesday night
elected a member Of Richmond Lodge. A. f.
and A. NJ. The lodge ordered handsome
Jewel for the retiring master, Mr.. John f.
Epps. 1t will be presented on st. Johns