The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-19
PersonaI and General.


now IN the penitentiary.
Personal and General.
Miss Emma Jackson, who lives at the cor
ner Of Seventh and Clay streets. and who has
been i'll with typhoid fever, is now reported
out of danger.
Judge Joseph Christian. who for many
years was Judge Of the Virginia Court OF APP
peas and who now lives in Washington, was
guest at Fords Hotel yesterday.
Mr.. Il. +. Eakle, Jr, manager of the Hotel
1ntermont. Coyington Va. was in the city
yesterday.
The suit Of the Bonsacks Cigarette Machine
Company against the Allen Il Ginter Com
pany incorporated, is set in the Circuit Court
for June I'D.
splendid iron truss overhead bridge is
being erected across Gary street between the
Allen a Glnter tobacco factories, at the cor
ner of Sixth street connecting these buildings.
The horse drinking troughs at the various
points IN the city are a great benefit tins hot
weather. The one at the corner of Twelfth
and Franklin is kept almost constantly empty
by the thirsty animals.
man-street electric car WAS disabled by
the arInature being burned out while coming
up the Hill between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets at ] o'clock yesterday. The car fol
lowing pushed il 10 the end of the line At
later hour a wire broke at Seventh and Clay
and a car was delayed.
Mr.. Haywo ood Parker is in Richmond visit
ING his brother. Mr. Frank Nj. Parker, Jr..
cashier of The TINES Company. Mr.. Parker
is the professor Of English in the Bingham
School of North Carolina. and is young man
of rare mental attanments.
The large picture Of the proposed soldiers
and sailors monument a. prepared by Foster
Is 10 be duplicated shortly and copies sent 20
the Governors 0f each o. the SOuthefa states
This is 10 be done for the purpose OF creating
more interest in the movement.
Westover. the old residence Of the late Col
onel Byrd. was photographer yesterday. The
old place is owned now by Major Drewry
Mr. Walter d. Moses leaves to-day for a
southern trip of several weeks
Mrs. w. $. Johns and children. Of Barton
Heights. leave to-day for Washington Phila-
dephia and New York, after which they will
spend some time at Northern watering places.
Denny-street Methodist church has raised
$3.50 towards the extinguishment of a burden
some church debt.
The family of Rev. J. Wiley Bledsoe have
gone to Gordonsyine for the summer
Miss Minnie Hamilton Wednesday evening
entertained a number of her young friends IN
handsome style at the residence of her
father Mr. Lloyd Hamilton, Arlington Ter
race.
AIr. NdlleT NcOlJ nus EIthIlJ lluIi'Ntus
and to-day leaves for GordOnsWlle and Vi
cinlty.
Revival services are being continued this
week at Howard s-Grove Baptist church.
The semi-annual reunion Of f Company
Association viii take place to-day at Tree
Hi. Major c.. II. Skinker is president and
Mr.. r.. A. Branch secretary.
Major James D. Pattons family are at Old
Point
Major Fred r. Scott now travelling in the
West writes TO friends that Richmond IS,
after all the coolest place III summer III the
country.
Messrs. Preston Belvin, John Harwood and
Colonel John Bell Bigger will on Saturday af-
ternOOn leave for Mineral City. where they
will spend Sunday as the guests of Colonel II.
NJ Bancroft. the superintendent OF the copper
mines of that place.
Jessie L.. the infant daughter of John and
NJ. f. Giavanetti. died yesterday morning at
the residence of her parents, Eighteenth and
Clay streets. Her funeral takes place this
morning AT 10 o'clock.
Mr.J. II. Verne leaves Richmond to-mor-
row for an extended Northern trip in the in
terest of large cherOot house of this city.
His territory extends from New Haven,
Conn, 10 Bangor, Me.
The funeral of Captain II. f. Bruening
took place Yesterday afternoon from 81. JOhns
Evangelical church.
Mary Eta. the little fve-year-old daughter
of Mr. f. l.. Jackson died at the residence Of
her father Wednesday. The funeral occurred
Yesterday afternoon from East-End Baptist
church.
There was a special called meeting of the
Young men of the German-Amerlcan Associa-
ton last evening at Sanger Hall. Routine
business was transacted.
Duriug the month of August Rev. DR.. ]. G.
Hiden will fill the pulpit at the First church
while the pastor, DR.. Cooper, Is absent ENJOY
Ing hls vacation.
The handsome picture of the Howltzer
Association and Battery, by w. w. Foster,
was placed on exhibition at Walter ID. Moses
d c. 5 yesterday, and has been generally adj
mired. 1t will be decorated to-day with
Southern flags and sabres
Rev. Dr. .R. II. Pitt performed four mar
riages within thirty hours. One was at $3.50
o'clock Wednesday, the next at 1880 that
evening, another at 9 that evening, and the
last at 245 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
It is reported that the American Tobacco
Company's deal with the Blackwell concern
of Durham n c.. has fallen through.
Among the men prominently mentioned for
the Democratic nomination for the Legisla-
ture are Messrs b. B. MunfOrd and j. A.
Cabell. Richmond elects four members OF the
lower House. The two senators from this
district hold over.
Park Place Sunday school had picnic at
Mount Pleasant yesterday. The rain pre-
vented full enjoyment of the day.
MIR. A. j. Montague, of Danyille, has con-
sented 10 address the Powhatan Club on July
4th. Mr.. Montague has on former occasions
delighted the club, and rare treat can be an