The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-15
Personal and General.

Mrs. DIR. Charles II. Chalkley continues 70
improve slowly.
Mr.. Joseph Carr, of Petersburg, was in
Richmond yesterday.
Henrico County Court was in session yes.
terday. but transacted no business OF genefh
importance or interest.
The Sons of Veterans will have an all-day
picnic at Blandon Park to-day.
Dr. w +. Farrar leaves for Buffalo Springs
to-day TO visit very i'll patient.
bIr. Joseph Badzett is summering in the
vicinity of Shields Woods.
Major Charles II. Skinker and family are at
the White Sulphur for two months.
Miss salie d. Herndon left yesterday to
spend the summer in North Carolina.
Councilman William T. Pitt, Of Manchester,
is kept at home by painful indisposition.
Mr.. Charles W. Goddins little child has
greatly improved since it was taken TO Ash
land.
Mr.. w. X. McKenney. one Of Petersburgs
most successful lawyers, was III the city yes
terday.
Mr.. S. b. woodfn, city editor Of the Dis
patch. is confined TO his home by slight in
disposition.
Miss Eva Flanagan, of New York. is the
guest of Miss Juliet G. Powers, No. 1901, west
Grace street.
Sidney Lodge, /. o. G.. t.. gave delight
full moonlight excursion, which was well at
tended and a success in every particular
A lawn party took place last evening at the
Old Ladies' Home. No. .6l5 north seventh
street Ii was we'll attended and pieasurabls.
Mr.. John II. Knowles, Jr. has gone on .
two weeks vacation, and will take In both the
mountains and the seashore.
The Sunday school Of the East End Baptist
church had most enjoyable day at their pic
mic at Seven Pines yesterday.
Mr.. f. S. Reed and his wife of Highland
Springs, will summer IN the White noun
tains for which place they will leave IN
few days
Pawnee Bills Wild West exhibited at Is
land Park to two good audiences yesterday.
There will be afternoon and night perform
anees all this week.
Sunday afternoon at the fire in Manchester
Mr. John n. Frischkorn found his splendid
setter Kent. which was either lost or stolen
more than year ago.
Mr.. ID. Cardlea, of Washington, manager
for the st. Louis Browns. is in the city. and ~
negotiating with Squire Donati for series or
games at Baseball Park.
Misses Mamie and Susie Anderson. daugh-
ters OF George L. Anderson, will leave to-day
for a two months trip 10 Salem, White Sui
phur and Glade Springs. Va.
Secretary A. Candlsh, Of the Young Mons
Christian Association, returned yesterday
from Hampton, where he had been attending
the encampment for a week past.
Mr.. James W. Halloran, whose horse and
buggy were stolen Sunday night, has not a.
vet been able 20 recover his buggy. The
police are Oh the lookout for the thieves.
Captain r. G. Marshall. Of Norfolk county.
passed through Richmond Monday on fis
wav 10 Niilsboro, whittier he was called by
tho sudden and serious illness Of his wife.
Master Charles Douglas Gentry left yestsr-
day afternoon on a visit 10 Raleigh, N. O.,
and Master Thomas Christian Gentry will
spend 9 part Of his vacation ut Atlanta. Ga.
The Committee for ths Relief of the Poor
was 10 have held their regular meeting At the
almshouse last evening. but owing to the lack
of a quorum no business could be transacted.
Messrs. II. VI. stsrke, Montgomery West,
Gold Slliman. Jack" English and Others
Leave tomorrow morning 10 attend the meet
ing OF the Booksellers Association at Norfolk.
In the Hastings Court yesterday morning
the case of Charles Phillips was tried. who
WAS charged with resisting an officer. Tho
Jury hung all day until late hour last even
ing.
Mr. Douglas Baird, the venable superinten-
dent of the Old Dominion Iron and Nau
Works at Belle Isle. ia quite sick at his resi-.
dence on the southeast corner OF tirss ana
Cary streets.
Railroad Secretary r. f. Michaels Of tho
Young Mems Christian Association. Mrs.
Michaels and a party Of friends. left tor
Hampton yesterday afternoon TO take part N
the encampment until its close.
horse attached to phston of Mr.. w. 4
O. Cole. ran off Monday afternoon n1eS
Twenty ninth aud p streets. The occupants
were thrown out anda little child o. ~.
Cole bruised, but 40 one was ssr'ously m>uEe&