The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-14
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's Cit
zens and Other Matters.

Mr.. r. Page Newton. OF Richmond, ID
visiting his mother In Norfolk. on
Mr.. w. l.. Stellar, who has been living
In Baltimore. has returned to Richmond
TO reside permanently.
Mr.. George W. Hill leaves to-day to
spend the remainder Of the winter at
Hot Springs. Ark.
Mrs. Louisa Shanawall, who has been
visiting relatives and friends In Rich
mond, has returned to her sons home In
Kentucky.
Messrs. II. II. Bennett and John 3.
Richards. OF New York, and Thomas
w. Johnson, of Peoria, ILL.,, are at the
Davis House.
Mr.. p. II. Adams, OF West Point, Va.
Mr. r. II. Ludlam, of Goochland Judge
Isaac H. Christian, of Charles city and
Mr.. II. G. Wilkins. Of Biacksburg, S. c.,
are at the Hotel Dodson.
Mr. w. ]. helms. Of Newport News
Captain James McCarricl. of Norfolk
Mr.. W. NJ. Green, Of Chicago; Dr. T. II.
Peasants. Of Helena Mon, and Mr.. l..
w. Getchell, of Seattle, Wash, are at
the Exchange Hotel.
Farther Tierney, formerly stationed at
the cathedral in Richmond, now pastor
Of the new Fairfax Loudoun parish, has
purchased lot back Of his church. in
Falls Church. and will build himself a
residence there next spring.
Mr. Robert f. White, formerly assis-
tant secretary OF the Young Mems Chris
tian Association of this city, has accepted
a call as assistant pastor Of the First
Baptist church of Danville, and will in
a few days leave for his new field Of
labor
The clerk Of the hustings court issued
marriage licenses yesterday to the fol-
lowing couples: Samuel II. Fink and
Hattie Hessberg, Charles II. Chaplin and
Mamie 3. Phelps. James p. Hin and
Carlotta Mallory, Thomas W. Dyson and
Kate l. Dyson.
Mr. J. J. Kuhn celebrated his seventy
fourth birthday with a family reunion
last night at his home, No. $50 north
Twerty-eighth street. Mr.. Kuhn is one
of the most respected residents Of Church
Hill. and is the father-in-law Of ex-Coun-
Gilman Adam Diacont.
Owing to the sad death Of Mr.. George
N Woodbridge, the meeting Of the Rich
mond Society for the Prevention Of Cru
city to Animals called at the rooms Of
the Young Mems Christian Association
last night was not held. Due notice
will be given OF the next meeting.
Among the visitors at the Capitol yes
terday were: J. r. WOOdhouse. treasurer
of Princess Anne county; r. II. Kellogg,
clerk Of Princess Anne county; DR.. j. p.
Gillian, treasurer OF Chesterfield county;
w. =. Ballard, commissioner Of revenue
of Warwick county; j. NJ. Curtis, treas
urer of Warwick county.
1t. is said that Colonel II. NJ. Bancroft
now a guest Of the Davis House. who has
been superintendent for the past nine
years OF the Arminus Copper Mines, at
Mineral City, Va, will sever his connec-
ton with that company January l, 1893
He will engage In a private business
possibly 10 be located here.
The Terminal stockholders meeting,
adjourned from October 18th, was to have
been held yesterday at noon at the Elk
change Hotel. Mr.. Samuel II. Benton,
of New York, representing the Orr COM
mittee, and Secretary c. NJ. Crump were
the only gentlemen present. The meeting
was therefore adjourned to February 10,
1909