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

In consequence OF failing health Mr.. r. W.
Grizzard. of southampton county, Will leave
Richmond College to-day. He expects TO re-
turn at the opening of next session.
Mr.. Morgan Trent, receiver for the Termi-
nal Hotel at West Point, was in the city yes
terdav and succeeded in leasing the hotel to n
prominent Richmond man for the summer.
Miss Gertrude Boyce, of Nelson county, is
visiting Rev. i. A. Cutters family, S12 west
Marshall street.
Rev. f. A. Cole has returned from a three
weeks meeting in Radford and will fill his
pulpit tomorrow morning and evening. He
is especially Interested in the exercises OF the
Sunday school in observing children's day.
Electric car No. SO ran into and demolished
q country cart yesterday morning at Clay and
First streets. No one was hurt.
Governor Mckinney, VINO is at Farmyille,
expects 10 be in the Executive Office Monday.
The veterans at Fredericksburg are max
ing extensive preparations for the reception
of Lee and Pickett Camps and all who attend
the unwilling exercises at that city June 10th.
Captain w. n. Smith has been reinstated in
his position as one of the Hollywood police
men.
There will be very interesting services at
Washington-street Methodist church next
Sunday evening. The singing will be con-
Quoted by the boys Of the Male Orphan
Asylum.
The June number of the Rough ASHER,
the Masonic magazine recently started here,
Will be out to-day.
Mr.. Louis Rueger, who has been very i'll. is
able TO be ont again. He will sail for Europe
Wednesday the 10th instant in company with
his daughter.
Mr.. William II. Keck and Miss Pinkie
Weimer, now on their bridal trip. will return
III "A few days and be at home on the Brook
turnpike.
Miss Mollie Richeson is the guest of Mr.. W..
r.. Quarles, SS4 west Grace street.
Mr.. g. G.. Valentine is in New York.
There will be a mass-meeting of bakers this
evening at 3 O'Clock at the New-Market Hall,
corner of Sixth and Marshall.
Intelligence has been received in Richmond
of the death in Urbana, o., Of Mr.. William
j. McLain. formerly secretary OF the Owen 81
Minor Drug Company OF this city.
Mr.. joseph b Davis. the president of the
Davis Shoe Company. whose financial embar-
rassment was recently mentioned IN the
papers, WAS in the city Thursday.
Miss Kate Alexander died on Thursday at
1130 A. NJ. at the residence Of her aunt, Mrs.
w. A. Wyatt. No. 232 north Seventeenth
street. Deceased was eighteen years old.
The funeral took place at 3 O'Clock yesterday
afternoon from the First Baptist church.
Harry Hurd, the infant son Of William II.
and Henrietta +. Beveddge. died yesterday
morning at 6 O'clock at the residence of his
parents. No. 1900 west Main street. of capillary
bronchitis. The child was twenty-five months
and eleven days old. The funeral will take
place from the residence at o'clock this af-
t%ernoon. Seven little boys and two little
girls have thus passed away from one house.
hold.
The Sunday-school teachers will meet ut
the Young Mems Christian Association build
ing for the study Of tho international lesson
at 6 o'clock this afternoon.
Mr.. Sam p. Kaufman. of Quincy. H., who
hns been visiting his brother. Mr.. /. II. Kant
mann. left last evening for home.
Colonel John A McAnerney, who has been
elected president Of the Seventh National
Bank OF. New York and formerly Woe presi-
dent Of the Richmond aud Danville railroad.
IL bro~ther.in.law Of Mr.. Cazneau Mcleod.
the Governors private secretary.
Colonel Mies.M Martin, formerly general
manager Of the Roskhridge Company st0ias-
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