The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-07
rERsoSAL ND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond' 'iu-
zens and Other Matters

Mr. j. sweeney. or tuIlF, mas Dcr" '''''~
friends near River View
Mr.. y. NJ Ouarles who las been IL lof
some weeks IS much better
Mrs. Palmer. who was paralyzed about
week ago. is AZ the point Of death
Miss Fannie j. Ray. who has been SICK lot
seyeral weeks il now cOnyalescent.
Mrs. William H. Brauer has returned from
q trip 10 Springfield. Mass, via New ORR
Mr. and Mrs Lewis J.. Belts. Of No 1877
south Pine street, are on visit TO Norfoih.
Mr.. J. p. Cooper. OF Winder. continues
/ quite SICK. to the great regret OF his friends.
! Mrs C. c. Walker aud Miss Shaekelford
/ bayo gone 70 Orange county for the summer.
Some new hrick bindings are being erected
near Resoryor street ID front Of the Old reser-
yOir.
Miss Amanda yokmann. who has been
teaching school at Curls, Is at home for the
summer.
Mr.. George c. McGilvray who has been in
tho city several days visiting friends has left
for Stanton.
Thomas Christian Gentry has returned
from n trip 70 Western North Carolina and
East Tennessee.
Miss Susie Towles. OF Fredericksburg. is
visiting her sister. Mrs. George Is. Jones, SOC
Reservoir street.
Nj De Shazor, manager Of the Postal Iele-
graph Company Office IN Petersburg, was IN
the city yesterday.
General Joseph Il. Anderson who has been
confined to the house by illness. IS very much
improved in health.
Mrs. Jennie Porter. who has been visiting
Mrs. Harris COG west Clay street has returned
to her home In Baltimore.
The Academy Of Medicine and Surgery
meets this evening IN the rooms OF the Dung
Mems Christian Association
Mr.. Henry Wilkerson and sister. Of Farm
vile Va. are visiting Their aunt. Mr.. j. 4.
Wright 702 west Broad street.
Mr. Harry Coles popular member Of the
Howitzers. cut himself severely on the hand
Sunday while sharpening razor.
Miss Bessie Isbell. who has been at school
in stanton. will return on the tth 10 tho
home Of her parents sol Catharine street.
Mrs Willie Allen left yesterday after q
charming visit Of about two weeks. While IN
Richmond she received IN ovation OF the
hands of her friends
New paint on the benches at CANDLES Hill
made many pedestrians Saturdays nd sunday
evenings They refused % sit on the nice
new painted seats.
The Misses Mole and Maggie Adams. Of
fredericksburg who have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs G.. b. Jones. on Reservoir street
returned nome on Nnns0N ldsl.
The clerk Of the hastings court issued
marriage license 10 the following couple yes
terday Preston Leroy Roper OF Petersburg
and Helen Randolph Wilson. of Richmond.
Il is very probable that the McCabe School
ball team from Petersburg will play tho
Junior German ball team this week. Ouar.es
will probably pitch for the C0ckade City
people.
At an early date new lodge of Independent
Order # odd Fellows will be organized al
Ramos Hail on west Cary street. 1t viii be
composed entirely Of young men Of the West
End.
Rev. c. c. Wer,enbaker. formerly pastor
OF Laurel street Methodist church. now sta
toned at Amelia Courthouse was 10 the city
yesterday en- route for Norfolk on brief trip
OF recreation.
The engine and hose carriage KIN own as No.
4. and situated on Third between Broad and
Grace. have removed thor quarters 10
Clay street Just east of Sixth Third-street
engine house is being repaired.
The ladies who ride in tie open" cars
should remember that the seats we're not con-
structed solely Tor their comfort. The men
who have a. swing Oh find their pleasure but
little enhanced by such proceeding.
The alarm OF fire from station 81. early Sun
day morning WAS the third consecutive one
from TINT toH in less than three days q err
cumstance that never before occurred $50 this
city, except when II was from the same fire.
The stable Il Mr. John G.. Andrews. ia rear
OF no. l0 west Main street. was entered Sat
urday night and robbed OF q set of harness.
The robber placed ladder up against one Of
the window fronting on the alley, broke tho
window out aul helped himself.
For the Democratic National Convention az
Chicago the Chesapeake and ONO railway
Will sell tickets from Richmond to Chicago
aud return at the rate OF 49, Those tickets
will he on sale June 10th. 18th 18th, 18Th and
10Th, good for return passage until July eth.
1882.
number Of Richmond people will attend
the annual session Of the Benevolent Pro-
tect.ye Order OF Ilks at Buffalo A. T.. on tho
18th OF this month. Among those who expect
TO 90 are. Captain j. b. Angle and wife T. Il.
4. Burke. Il. Angle and Sergeant George ".
Epps.
he following Richmond people are regis
tered at Virginia Beach. II j.. lschelberser,
vile and child h. ". Courtney, Cabol Davis.
l.. y. Still. T. N. Slaughter. 6. steward
Powell society circles Will be largely IN
creased hero by largo arrival from Wash
ingtOn, -. &.
Many hundreds Of people visited the Now
Reservoir Park on sunday. II proved 10 be
a delightful place. Tho summer cars are IN
sxcoilsnt condition. aud II there were only
branch bnss the happiness Of the average
kichmonaers wonid lac complete.
The shower yesterday afternoon had very
cooling effect The thunder and lightning al
ono time Was terrific and rain beat upon
window panes with perfect abandon. but the
result vas q lower temperature, and the tired
clerks. confined IN Offices all day. hailed The
cooling bfo4zes with sincere delight.
Sir. and Mrs II. Is. HarwOod, OF Brooklyn,
\. s. are stopping al tho home Of Mr.. C. ".
Hnrwood nj east Marshall street Mr. H.
+. llarwDOd was o young soldier OF the Con
foderary and came on 10 the uuyelling Of +
ee monument but was prevented by bust /
ness from being present when the Hill m0nu- T
ment Was unveiled.
CAPTAIN H. f. Owens. who WAS thrown
from u carriage IN front OF the Common /
wealth Club some time since is cOnyalescing /
and will soon be abo 10 do without crutches. /
Mr. Percy Montague who also met with in /
IurIes az the same time and who has suffered /
much with his right arm will soon be able q |
use his disabled meWber.
The Southslde Land and Improvement Com /
pany would do an appreciated act if they /
would store away their winter cars and sup /
plant them by the popular summer cars /
Visitors 10 Forest Hill Park find the closed /
car Il very stutY cOutrlyance. especially whom |
occupied 10y negro women from tobacco fac |
tories and negro men from guano mills.
The heavy rGlD-stOrm which came up al /
O'clock last evening was accompanied with "A
strong wind blowing at great velocity and
much damage was done about the city 70
trees. chlnneys. fences. etc. On llOvd ay-