The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-05
PERSONAL and GEyERnL.
Tn, O., esting Facts About Richmond's Cit
izrns and other Matters.

Int Y otfh ~ "p'
izrns and other Matters.
Mrs ". 4. Creekmur is quito III at her resi-
dence. No. 81 Nicholson street.
Nh. J.. b. &. Morris is lying. quite Ill at llOl
east Clay strs> It. with erysipelas.
Bishop PetsrA in will preach at st. johns
church to-morroN7 night at . o'clock.
Mr.. w. b. FrecrD, n. of Lynchburg. has been
in the city on busips IS for several days
Miss Ethel Evans. who has been visiting
friends in Richmond. b a returned to Norfolk.
Mrs. Lesley G.. West, who has been on a
visit To her mother. has re- turned to Danville.
Rev. II. ". Wharton viii begin a revival
service at Groye-avenue Baptist church
Sunday.
Mr.. Thomas NJ. Saunders is erecting a
handsome residence on Grace street. near
Harrison.
Several brick buildings are being erected at
tho northwest corner OF Hancock and Mar
shall streets.
Mr. George Bosher. who has heen living in
Baltimore. il IN the city. He goes 10 Atlanta
next Monday.
Mr. George T. West is in the city on q visit
70 friends. He leaves for Fort Worth. Te1as.
in a few days.
The Literary Club met last night at Mr.. A.
NJ. seddon's on Park avenue. lhere was a
GOOD attendance present.
The New Jeruselem church will open a
mission room at No. 3 east Clay street next
Sunday, and hold services st 4 7. Nj.
After conducting n very successful revival
OF Fultou Baptist church. Rev. Percy q. FL
som has returned to his church at tlncastle.
Va.
Mr.. Chsrles II. Horton. who was badly in
iured by falling from an electric hight pole az
Twenty-ffth and Grace streets. Is out on
clutches.
Mrs. Jane D. Waddey, of west Grace street
and Mrs. Charles T.. Wade. NO. II SOUTH
Beech street. who have been SICK, are mucn
improved.
Boiler Explosions and Their Causes were
discussed at the meeting of Richmond Asso-
citation. No. l.. of Stationary Engineers. thurs
day night.
The alarm Of fire turned in last night at
1910 was occasloned by a slight ire ri Ifzl
east Clay street. caused by the turning over
OF u lamp. Damage. o25.
Mr.. Robert Graham. of the Little "
COON Company. who has been seriously III
for some days at Muphy's Hotel, was reported
Us being slightly better last night.
The funeral Of the late II. w. Moesta took
place yesterday at IL o'clock rom the Evan
gelical Lutheran church and was largely at
tended by friends of the family.
Mrs. Lucy Doggett qualified in the cbancery
court yesterday as eXecutrix OF her late nus
band. Churchill Doggett. The personal estate
is valued at $4,000.
The Sunday school teachers meeting at
the Young Mems Christian ASSOCIATION TOT the
study of the international Lesson will he
held at . =. NJ. to-day and will be led by Rev.
JabeZ Hall.
Cards are out for the marriage of Mr..
George II. Duke and Miss Jessie SanderlIn AT
the residence of the brides parents; No. flu
north Twenty-eighth street, Wednesday
March 9th.
The revival service at the Second Baptist
church lust closed Will probably add more
than fifty members 10 that church. Inc
total number of conversions were perhaps
three times that many.
The Epworth League held a monthly bust
ness meeting at Broad-street church last
evening with a good attendance. The reports
OF tine several committees were very en-
couragIng. and plans were formed TOR the
establishment Of a mission in the western por-
ton Of the city.
The Young Mems Christian Association has
received a very valuable acquisition in MI
W. Mordecai Jones. who has Just been ap-
pointed assistant secretary. Ar. Jones. who
originally came from Norfolk, but has been
living ia this city for some time, comes very
highly recommended. lie has been clerk
recently in a railroad Office. but the work not
being cOugenial 70 him gave up his position.