The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-04
Personal and General.

Personal and General.
Mr. Tony Miller has returned from a South
ern business trip.
Mr.. Thomas G. Leath has gone to South
west Virginia on business
Mr.. D. II. King. late of Richmond, has
started an ice factory at Salem, n. G.
A patent has been granted John c.. Italia
ferro. of Richmond for welding links
Mr.. Carter Jones. Of Cartersville, Ga. half
brother Of Rev Sam Jones, Is in Richmond.
The entertainment at st. Andrews church.
on Laurel street. will take place this evening.
The regularmeeting of the West End Catho-
lie Beneficial and Social Society was held last
evening.
Mr.. Edward S. Hazen is in New York, where
he will spend his summer vacation OF about
three weeks.
lsSenator Daniel left yesterday afternoon for
Norfolk. where he will to-day deliver the
Memorial address.
Governor Mckinney leaves to-day for his
home in Farmyille. and will probably be alb
sent until tomorrow.
Judge Farrar will deliver lecture to-mor-
row night at the Yenable-street Baptist church.
His subject will be The Oak and the Vine"
Mr.. Fred Britton, of New York, who married
Miss Saline LugnOt of Richmond and VINO
has many trends here died yesterday IN New
York
The funeral of Joseph Bliley. infant son of
Mr.. George Bliley, will take place from st.
Mary's German Catholic church this morning
at O'clock.
Mr.. Lewis Williams the mOtorman injured
in the recent Main ami Third street collision,
is out on duty in charge of No. % the car
that figured in the wreck.
Nocars have been running Quito Forest Hill
Park this week. The damage % the dynamo
caused by lightning last Sunday Will be re-
paired to-day or tomorrow
Rev. A. p. Dunbar, pastor Of the Firth
Street Baptist church (colored), has decided
to resign 10 accept the pastorate of the Second
Calvary Baptist church of Columbia. 5. Q.
The ambulance was called to Thirteenth
and Cary streets at 100 Yesterday morning to
attend q cOlored man suffering from cramp
collie. He received the necessary attention.
A Young negro man snatched pocket-book
out Of the hands of an elderly white lady
near Venable and Twenty-first streets yester-
day morning Several gentlemen made chase,
but the thief escaped.
The Rev. Thomas S. Donahoe, D. D., of
Petersburg. was IN the city Yesterday morn
ing He was returning home from frede-
ncksburg, where he had gone to deliver an adj
dress at the commencement OF the Female In
stitute there.
Chester D. Lacy, the Observation-Disclosures
old son Of Mr.. 80. A. Lacy, died yesterday
morning about 10 o'clock at his home, No.
l26 south Fourth street. The funeral Will
take place at o'clock this afternoon from
the residence.
DR.. S. ID. Drewry. who has been practiclng
medicine at Winston. n. c., has accepted a
wide and remunerative field at Covngton,
Va. for which place he left last night. Dr.
Drewry L. q thorough master of his profession,
a splendid type of the Virginia gentlemen.
Mr.. James Netherwood. who last week re-
ceiyed the contract for the enlOrging OF the
entrance to st. Johns burying- ground and for
the taking down in part Of the front wall on
Broad between Twedty-fourth and Twenty
fifth streets began the work yesterday.
The alarm of fire about $3.50 o'clock last
evening from box 81 was caused by the burn
ing of n chimney at No. 1912 west Cary street.
There was 10 damage. but the department
had long and unnecessary run IN the storm.
The alarm was turned in by one OF the con-
duetors on the electric cars