The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-30
PerannnI and General.


DIR Jacob NIichaux is confined at home by
a painful indispositon.
Mrs. Stapleton Coates and children are visit
ing friends in Portsmouth, Va
Mr.. Z. Thomas Jordan has gone to the
Eastern Shore on a two weeks vacation.
Mrs j. II. Belts has left for the country to
visit her uncle, G. G.. Ford, near Frederlcks-
burg. Va.
Major II. r. Douglas and Colonel A. Snow
den Andrews. OF Baltimore, were IN the city
yesterday.
Mrs. DIR. W. T. Openhimer is still at Old
Point and DR.. Openhimer IS on flying trip
to fluyanna.
Judge A. N. Kelley attended high mass at
St Peters cathedral Sunday, accompanied by
his son and daughter
Mr.. W. +. Peters, the veteran car driver
who recently underwent difficult surgical
operation, is improving
The Norfolk Vrginan says Miss Yirgie
Cadot. of Richmond Is visiting Miss GrlZeu
Myers 81 west Butte street.
Mr.. William H. Sadler, Of the Religious
Herald is quite sick at the residence OF his
parents. IN Fiuyanna county.
Miss Lizzie McGhee will leave tomorrow
evening ON the steamer Old Dominion for
New York and other northen cities.
Bishop Van de Nyver leaves Richmond for
Wheeling to-day t0 attend the silver jubilee of
Bishop Kahn, of West Virginia.
Rev. Father Tabb, Of st. Charles College,
Maryland. is on q visit TO Richmond. rather
Tabb Is q native Of Amelia county.
Miss Buchanan, the young lady who was
accidentally shot at the Pinestreet Sunday
school picnic, Is rapidly improving.
Mr. Stafford NJ White has returned from
weeks outing. Messrs. II. l.. Taylor and K.
ID. WOrtham will return Wednesday.
Mrs. Egbert r. Jones, Of Holly Springs,
Miss. IS visiting her father, Mr. Leigh NJ.
BlantOn, No. 81 east Grace street.
There will be an important meeting Of the
Bureau of Credits at the rooms of the Cham
Der of Commerce to-day at y o'clock
The Sons Of Veterans meet next Thursday
evening at which time full arrangements will
be made for the formation Of military COM
pany.
Mr.. Roswell Charters who has been for
some years at work at Birmingham, Ala, has
returned TO Richmond to reside permanently.
Mr. Edward Bernard. of No. 5O2 south
Laurel street. who was badly hurt at the Pine
street Baptist Sunday-school picnic at Ash
land, is getting along very well
Mr.. F. T. Crump returned yesterday morn
inc from a hving trip TO New York. whittier
Mis-. Crump was called by the illness Of a
relative.
The brick work on the addition to Henrico
county clerks Office is about completed and
work begun on the interior. 1t will he occu-
pied early in August.
MIR. Ed. Tate, the well-known base-ballist
who has been AT home sick, LETT Saturday TO
reiOin the Lebanon Penn. Club, of the In
ternatOnal League.
The June number Of the Richmond Mercan-
tile and Manufacturing Journal Is out, and Is
IL. "a lot
ness of the editor and owner, Captain Richard
l.. Frayser.
Mrs. Mary Macgill and her charming grand
daughter. Miss Mary Drewry, left yesterday
for Catonsville. Md. to remain a few days be-
fore leaving for Deer Park and the White
Sulphur. where they will spend the summer.
Miss Lucy n. Brickhouse. of Norfolk, ac-
companied by her friend, Miss Lizzie FitZ-
gerald, Of Danville. arrived from Norfolk last
evening, and will be the guests of Rev. 7. A.
Peterson, ID. D., during their stay IN Rich
mond.
Mr.. Antoine Equi. the famous trombone
player who with his wife has been on
heightened visit 10 his relatives in Italy, has
returned to the city to reside permanently
and resume his connection with the First regi-
ment band.
Captain Charles NJ Snelings, formerly Of
this city, and bride are at Virginia Beach and
will be in Richmond this week Captain
Snellings is professor OF mathematics and
commandant of the cadet corps at the Uni
yersity Of Georgia, at Athens.
Mr. W. b. Ryder, superintendent of the
Georgia Pacific railroad, arrived in Richmond
Saturday. He leaves for Washington Thurs
day morning and will spend two days there,
returning Friday evening. after which he will
leave in his private ear with his family for
Birmingham, where he is now located