The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-24
Personal and General.

Leigh-street Baptist Sunday school has its
picnic at Providence Forge next Thursday.
Hon. w. r. Barksdale, judge of Halifax
county. is in the city and Is the guest OF Or.
Dickinson, on Third street.
Mrs Susan Miller. of Little Rock. Ark,
mother of Mr.. Hugh Miller, is visiting bir.
James II. Barton. Of Barton Heights.
Cards are out for the marriage of Mr. w. l..
Eaton and Miss Florence l.. HiggasOn Of
Henuco county, at Emmanuel church, juno
3Oth.
Alr. W. H. Sadler. of the business Office Of
the Religious Herald, was taken quite sick at
the Office yesterday and mad to be carried
home.
Mr.. James f. Cook has returned, from
Hampden- Sidney College. Mr.. Cook will
assist Rev j. Calvin Stewart during his va
cation.
Rev. / ]. Spencer. editor of the Missionary
Weekly will move his family this week TO
their old home in Louisa county for the
summer.
Mrs. A. f. Dickinson returned TO the city
last evening from Halifax county, where she
has been on a visit 10 her sister, Mrs. Judge
Barksdale.
News reached Richmond last evening that
Rev T. z. Bell. of this city, has been made q
doctor Of divinity by Furman University, OF
Greenyile, S. c.
Rev Mr.. Cave, onco pastor Of the Seventh
street Church Of Disciples and now IN charge
of the non-sectarian church in st. Louis, IL
now in Orange county for a three weeks visit.
A cavalry company will be organized In
GOochand county within few weeks, with
complement Of fifty TO sixty men.
BIr. James o. Branch treasurer Of Isle OF
Wight county was tho only visitor OK any
prominence at the Capitol yesterday.
A marriage license was issued Yesterday in
Washington, ID. c.. 10 Henry Taylor and
Martha Terrell. Of Richmond.
The dissatisfied" stockholders of the Rich
mond and Harrisonburg Land Company have
engaged counsel % represent them and 10
protect their interests IN the company.
Several Richmond ladies', who are well ac-
ouainted with Mrs. Jefferson Davis, say they
do not think that she will agree for her hus-
bands remains 10 be brought 20 Richmond.
Colonel Thomas Tabb. OF Hampton, IS here
10 attend college commencement. lie ~
trustee. but important business Will make II
necessary for him 10 return 70 Hampton this
afternoon.
Rev. f. A. Cole. pastor of the Third Church
Of the Disciples, on Church Hill, viii take "A
months vacation. commencing IN a lew days.
He and his family will spend the time visiting
friends in Indiana
now in command Of the Salvation Army corps
in Richmond, and will speak ut the barracks,
at Seventh and Main streets. every evening at
< o'clock.
At No. 2O27 east Main street there Is lady
in a diving condition and other members or
the family are sick. They are very destitute
The neighbors have done all they could, but
any outside assistance Will be gladly received.
Mr.. G. Mann Rawson has returned from the
National Council. Jr. .. L. A. Nj, which met
at Cleveland 0. The other delegates from tne
State Council who attended were Mr. Charles
II. Iangford, Of Richmond, and Mr. Harry
Cunningham. of Washington.
Mr. Harvey Wilson has established new
printing Office for tho publication OF the
Daily Record at the corner Of Eleventh and
Bank streets 10 has only been short time
since his plant was destroyed by fre, ana blr.
Wilson has shown unusual enterprise
While a number Of mechanics were at work
Yesterday ceiling room IN frame house
being erected by Mr: l.. Leshe foweii on
Church Hill avenue, the scafold upon which
thew stood broke and they fell 20 the moor.
Outside Of q few hard knocks and some slight
bruises little damage was done.
About a dozen or more young ministers
from various colleges and universities expect
b. speud two or three months IN Virginia this
summer and fall eyangelizing under the
auspices OF the state board OF inc youIcn Oh
DISCIPLES The work will be divided into dis
tricts and protracted meetings will be held
wherever the opportunity offers.
This ia ST. Johns Day. and the Masons OF
this city Will hGye a basket picnic AZ the
Home. about three miles from Richmond. on
the seven Pines railroad The trains viii run
40 As 10 accommodate the large crowd which
will doubtless be IN attendance.
meeting Of Fraternal Lodge, No. %, A: +.
and A. NJ. was held at ST. Adams Hall las
night.