The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-13
PERSONAL hND 0hNh"H"'
,,,.,.,,,rv Fact. About Rich"ond' o''-
,,ens and other Matters

| pires to-day. lii,
NJ N, Charles r. shervin, who has been quito
sick. is improving.
a.. pohert Archer has returned to the city
after tour OF the South.
The McGill Union will have an interesting
meeting tomorrow night.
NJ Iucv King Kendrick was buried from
ST Johns church yesterday.
Rico, George W. Peterkin will preach at
old 81 Johns to-day at II o'clock A. NJ.
Mr. W s. Fitzsimmons, of Newport News,
Va. is in the city on a flying business trip.
Row. DIR. II. T.. Kerr will preach at West
minister this Sunday afternoon at O'Clock.
Mr. Henry Meanley is quite sick at the resi-
dence of his brother-in-law, Mr. j.. De beaio.
The Baptist sunday-School Association, wili
meet with Pine-street church at $3.50 l. III To-
day. Cd,
The Hines memorial committee Will meet
at Damon Lodge Corcoran Hall. next riuay
night
Miss Carrie Bedford. of Philadelphia. 10
visiting the Misses Moore, No. BOO west anA-
lin street. 30
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. White, Of Cleveland, ~,
ara visiting at Mr.. Il. f. Smiths, No. VA west
Grace street.
Mr. Charles Hutcheson has returned from
been recuperatlng.
Miss Mary Campbell. Of Essex county. IS
visiting Miss Josie Pollard at her nome NO.
5l2 west Grace street.
The Chesapeake and Ohio will run a special
train to Newport News next Wednesday
the day of the ship launching.
Mr.. Charles r. Link, formerly of Richmond
but now the leading druggist OF Buena VISTA
is in the city visiting his parents
The Disciples Union of Richmond and
Manchester will meet at the Seventh-street
church at o'clock this afternoon.
Miss Emily Waddill of Charles City county.
Va. is spending a few days in the city at the
home of her brother, Judge Waddill.
Mr.. Henry Zuffal, of New York, wealthy
piano manufacturer, has been the guest of
Mr.. Manly b. Ramos for several days past.
Messrs. Del. Holingsworth. of New York,
and Willis A. jenkins, OF portsmouth are
among the tourists in Richmond ct present
Tie cast and chorus who sang 'finaloIe
a short time ago will meet this week; me
place and time will be announced through
these columns.
Tine calls for assistance on the Department
81 the CITY Outdoor Poor have been one
third larger this winter than for the same
period of 1S90-gl.
Mrs. DR.. William Hill and her daughter,
Miss Daisy. Of Bloomington. ILL.,, are the
guests of their cousin, Mr.. j.. +. Mason, OF
6l3 north Sixth street
Major Courtney and Mr.. b. c. Wherry will
leaye for Stanton tomorrow 10 attend
stockholders meeting of the Virginia Land
and Loan Company III that city.
Miss Clara Christian. daughter of Judge
Christian of Charles City, has been IN the
CITY for several days visiting her sister. Mrs.
T. ID. Cunningham, on Church Hill.
Rev. DR.. c. L. Wells and wife, Brooklyn,
and Mr. George T.. Fisher. of New
York treasurer Of the Richmond Street Rail
way Company, are at the Exchange Hotel.
Mr.. William Daffron. chairman of the st.
Patrick's day banquet, requests that All per
sons to whom tickets have been issued Tor
distribution will meet at Cathedral hall TINS
afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The city ambulance was called yesterday
morning at g. 30 O'Clock 20 the Pace tobacco
factory to attend a cOlOred man named
Lewis. who was suffering with vertigo. lie
was taken out TO the hospital for treatment.
The tracks of the Richmond. Fredericks-
burg and Potomac railroad were blOckaded
Friday evening by the tender OF an engine
and sleeper jumping the track near BYRD
street station. as reported in TIE LINKS yes
tsrday. IL was nearly o'clock yesterday
morning before the track could be cleared Tor
travel.
The building adjoining Murphy's Hotel on
the east, and which Colonel Murphy. pur-
An addition t. correspond with the remain
der of the building will be put up at once.
The ground floor of the new part of the hotel
will be rented as a store.
Mr.. James NJ. Galiagher's many friends
here will be pleased 20 hear that he has been
appointed agent of the Old Dominion Steam
ship Company at Norfolk. Va. Mr.. Gala
CHER was for long time purser of the steamer
Old Dominion and is a popular, faithful and
efficient transportation man.
A called meeting of the ladies' auxiliary
committee Of the Rosemary Public Library
will be held at the rooms of the library. cor
ner Second and Main streets, Monday even
Ing March 14th. at o'clock. The object of
the meeting is to perfect plans for an enter
tainment soon to be given for the benefit Of
the library.
The library committee, composed of the
officers at the Capitol. considered again yes
terday the location for the ullding. The
gentlemen composing the committee do not
seem TO be unanimous IN the selection Of a
site. and after some informal discussion the
subject was referred for subsequent delibera-
ton.