The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-21

Mr. joseph Walton. of Amelia county, u
visiting Mrs. L. +. Davis, I'll west Clay street.
Mrs J. w. Rawley and children have gone
10 Hlllsyille, Va. for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Iathrop left yesterday
for PAGES. Halifax county
Rev. George H. Ray will hold services ed
the Masonic Home at 4.30 o'clock this after-
noon.
Mrs Louisa Falyey. Of New York city. is in
tho city visiting her sister, Mrs. r. ". Lowry,
of Church Hill.
The funeral of Johnnie Hill, the infant son
Of Mr.. r. T.. Lechler. who died last lhurs0ay,
occurred yesterday at T. Nj.
Mr.. Thomas Naloney died yesterday at his
home. No. 1903 west Cary street. III tue t"en-
ty-nlnth year OF his age.
Bishop John c. CRANBERRY was in the city
Yesterday. He will start Monday for Sic
weeks tour on his official duties
judge c. d. Yarrell of Greenesville county.
visited Richmond yesterday, and made
tour of the legal Offices on business.
Mrs. w. C. Mcdowell and little daughter
Ailene. Of Ford's Hotel, ID az Hstel Woodson.
Ashland, Va. for few weeks visit.
Mr.. S. w. Trayers returned yesterday from
a visit TO Baltimore and Philadelphia, which
has been extened throughout the past week.
Misses NJ. G.. and L. b. Stokes, of First and
Franklin streets, are in Lexington 70 attend
the commencement at the Virginia Aihtafy
Institute.
Miss Emma Barksdale, who is the guest OF
Miss Ressie Pace will leave for Charlottesville
for short visit Tuesday and Miss Pace Will
accompany her.
Doc Allen and W. Thomas were arrested
Yesterday afternoon and conducted 20 The
Second police-station on the charge OF hght-
| ing in the street
Miss Annie Hagan daughter Of exMayor
Robert f. Hagan, Of Huntington, ". va, Is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. W. L. Bryant, on
south Pine street.
A lawn party will be held by tho Starr Rose
bud Society OF Broad street Methodist church
! in the Baptist Institute yard next tuesday
evening, weather permitting.
Mr.. @. w. Plunckett. Of tho Richmond and
Danville railroad. who was injured by raA
from the train few days ago, Is rapidly 10
covering at the Retreat for the Sick
One of the finest pieces of sign work in
the CITY is the window of the Norfolk and
Western general Office Main street. II Is IN
Mr.. John Baselers most artistic style.
The closing exercises Of the Male Orphan
Academy will come of on next wednesday
The trip 10 Washington offered u the boys
by Major Myers will probably DO taken On
Thursday.
The Commissioner Of the Revenue for the
city has notified tho business public that all
persons who do not obtain licenses by July
Isl will be presented 10 the grand jury OF the
Hastings court
There will be trotting race At the Fair
! Grounds Tuesday afternoon at 4 O'Clock be-
tween Victor. Hiss Toodles. Baby Mire.
/ Signet Girl. and Lidie. The track is in good
condition and a nice race may be expected.
Thomas f. Ballard. deputy marshal. who
went 10 Lynchburg 10 carry Is. +. lancey
! (colored), who is wanted there for violation
/ Of the lottery law in sending q postal card
/ through the mails addressed 10 Louisiana
Lottery, has returned home.
Clay-street NJ. f. Sunday school VIII hold
their annual picnic at Mt Pleasant Wednes-
day. Many ADJUSTMENTS will be provided In
Guiding boating. baseball, football, croquet.
etc. and pleasant days outing may be ex-
pected.
The stockholders Of the Richmond Paper
Manufacturing Company held their regular
annual meeting al the Office OF the company
at noon yesterday and reelected tho old OH.
GERS AID board Of directors. No other busl<
ness OK interest was transacted.