The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-02
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
interesting Facts About Richmond's Citl-
rens and other Matters.

rens and Other Matters.
Mrs George w. Bagby has removed to 81
east Grace street.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Mcdowell have re-
TURNED from Old Point.
= lyanhoe Lodge X. of p. will celebrate its
nrst anniversary next Monday night.
Mr.. G. w. Montague ia q candidate for the
position Of clerk of the second market.
The pupils in tho High aud other schools
are hard at study for the final examinations.
Mr.. Watson Of No. 423 south Pine street.
soi OF Dr. j. c. Watson. who has been quito
SICK Is improving.
The monthly meeting Of the Powhatan Club
WIN be held tonight. There is important
Duslness to be transacted
Ihero will be a meeting Of the Old Domin-
lou democratic Club this evening at o'clock
al Nineteenth and Main streets.
a meeting Of the lakewood Memorial Asso-
c,ation will DO held at the Third resoyterlaD
cnnrcn today at o clock Z. NJ.
=, lhe water is back in the canal and all Of
tne works and mills are IN full operation.
"ork Was suspended Just one week.
Mr. Emmett Chockley. of No 23O south
ianrei street. who had one of his feet badly
injured last week. is steadily improving
Mrs. William II. Brauer is visiting her
brother. Mr. T. Ezekiel. formerly of Rich
mond. and other friends at Springfield Mass
The Junior Hollywood Memorial Associa-
ton Will hold meeting this afternoon st SO
ton.
There will be meeting OF the Disciples
n'on tonight At o'clock. at the Seventh
street Christian church. A full attendance is
desired
Mr. John Baldwin Bigger has returned from
aup 10 baltimore. where be has been visit
lng friends
Mr Henry Haywood, who was buried near
Norfolk on Sunday afternoon. was an uncle
OF Alr. Charles W. Harwood. the well-khown
railroad agent Of this city.
Mr. w. G.. Freeman has lad charge Of
The stage MANAGEMENT az the Belyldere
Hall carnival. and the ladies' are under many
obligations 20 him for his Kind Offices.
Drum-Msior Grove, the Zcuaye drill
master. has accepted en engagement with tho
London Sports Gaiety and burles4ue Com
pany To leaves this evening for ~. Paul.
Minu.
The Committee on Cemeteries met last eve
ming and transacted the usual amount Of roU-
tine business. A number OF bills'were ordered
paid and the payroll Tor tie month was APP
proved.
ne funeral services or VT. Joau !. hIeu-
gel. weil-known moulder OF this city. took
place 90 81. Andrews church yesterday after
noon 10 the presence of "a large number OF
friends and acqualntances.
The committee on fire Department OF the
CITY Council met in the Council chamber
last evening and considered a number OF
applications for the construction OF frame
buildings within the city limits.
Yesterdays Washington Post saws: The
Alexandra Sons Of Confederate Veterans
who attended the unyeiing Of the A. =. Hill
statue 90 Monday are loud in their praise Of
their reception and entertainment by the
members OF the same order there
The First-street yiaduct is now well under
way. The bridge is being built by the ald Of
"a large traveller made Of timbers and iron
rods. from which the steel framing is holsted
into place. the traveller moving forward on
each succeeding span as it Is completed.
James Hannah. who took ths part Of en-
sign in the battle scene at the Stuart monu-
ment entertainment did not belong 20 the
Louisiana Tigers, tut came 70 Virginia with
the Mobile Rifles june 20. 1861. and was after
wards transferred TO Wlse's brigade IN Gibbs
battalion Of artillery.