The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-15

in'eresting Facts About Rlehnond's Citi.
xsns and other Matters.

xsns and other Matters.
city. ''
Rev. r. P. williams has returned from Viz
GINA Beach.
hrs Barney Wertheim and children have
returned from New York.
henrico County Court was not in session
yesterday. IL will meet again to-day.
The electric current on all the city car lines
was cut OF for a short time about noon yester-
day.
Mr. Arthur L. Fuqua. of Roanoke, formerly
OK Richmond. is on visit TO friends IN the
city.
The next Mozart musicale will be given
June 10th. Il will be both vocal and instru-
mental
The steam yacht Comet. of Richmond. car
REQ large party of Petersburgers down to
Lower Brandon on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 2. A. Lowry. Of south Pine
street. Monday celebrated the twenty-htth
anniversary of their marriage.
Dir. f. ID. Granada of Richmond. better
known as the Count" is now with the book
makers on the Latonia track at Cincinnati.
captain Andrew Pzzini, Jr., and family
leave to-day for Virginia Beach. where they
VIII occupy cottage during the summer.
Dir. Philip O'Nel has announced himself
candidate for reelection to the Office Of City
Gauger. Mr. 0Neil has held the Office for
several terms.
The clerk of the hastings court yesterday
Issued a marriage license 10 the following
couple: William A. jackson and Pauline
Walker, Richmond.
The board Of directors Of the Male Orphan
Asylum met at that institution nj $50 o'clock
yesterday afternoon. They took bus at tue
corner Of Tenth and Main.
Both Mrs. William A. Wyatt and Mrs.
George T.. Styil. who were badly hurt last
week in a runaway accident near Barton
Heights, continue to improve.
Mrs. Fred T. Woodward. of this city, re-
turned last evening from Washington. ID. c.,
where sue has been for the past ten days as
the guest Of Miss Maggie McKerichar
The private yacht Lea Fox" of Boston,
reached Richmond Yesterday and lies at
the Old Dominion wharf. She is the most
elegantly equipped vessel that ever reached
this city.
Mr.. 5. NJ. Holtz and wife, of northampton
county, y. G.. are the guests Of the brother
OF the latter. Mr.. +. A. Lowry. Mr.. Holtz is
former well-known telegraph operator of
Richmond.
The trustees of the Independent Order of
Good Iemplars of Virginia will meet tonight
at the residence OF Mr.. Julius A. HobsOn,
north Seventh street Important business
will be transacted and a full attendance is
desired
The Soldiers and Sailors Monument Asso-
ciatiou has no warmer friend than Mr.. W. +.
Hancock. tobacco manufacturer, who yester-
day turned over S72 TO the treasurer. William
Ii. Cullngworth. He has been very success
ful IN his efforts IN securing contributions to
this cause.
Alderman J. T. Mountcaste. the newly
elected member from Marshall Ward. quail
fed before Mayor Ellyson. yesterday. as did
Councilman George b. Davis and Justice
George W. Schleisser of Jefferson Ward
Captain James B. Peasants. of the First dis
trct, and a number of policemen also quail
fed. Captain Peasants has been on the
force since 1857.
Secretary Alexander Candlish of the Young
Mems Christian Association was visited
yesterday morning by his friend. Mr.
A. g. Fisk. member Of the weli-kuown
banking firm OF Fisk 81 Hatch. in
New York city. Mr.. Fisk was accom-
panied by his friend. Mr.. ID. Colburn,
son OF Rev DR.. Colburn. They are on their
way to Louisville, where Mr. Fisk. on June
22d, will marry one of Kentuckys fairest
daughters. The visitors came from Old Point
this morning and LETT with Mr.. Candlish in
the afternoon for White Sulphur.