The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-12
PERSONAL md GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmonds Citi-
zens and Osher Matters.


zens and Oihcr Matters.
Mr.. George Conway. of Haryie. who has
been sick. is able TO walk about.
J. 7. Ingersoll qualified Yesterday before
the City Clerk as deputy High Constable.
Mr.. C. w. yolkman continues quite sick at
his residence near Hopedale, on hiyer We"
road
Mr.. Hugh Y. Cummins. of New York will
reach here tonight on visit to ms brother
Mr.. I'd. Cummins. who IS very sick
Master Simon Block. son of Mr.. NJ. ).
Block. who met with n serious accident some
two months since, was out yesterday for the
first time.
Miss Rena Smith. one Of Baltimore's feirest
dauobters. who has been visiting Miss Grace
Lyon. 4l2 east Grace street. mas returned
home.
Mrs. Joseph r. Gil has received a hand
some donation for her water fund from George
A. Clarke & Co.. New ! ork, through NJ. Mill
hiser, d Co.
Mr.. Richmond A. Adams. one Of the most
efficient car drivers on the City railway line.
has been quite SICK at his residence on west
Cary street for three weeks.
Mr.. T. Walter Landlord arrived mt the
proper age Saturday last and was h0norably
discharged from the Male Orphan Asylum
tittr years OF IAllulLl HcIFtct.
Professor Moses Stein. the capable director
of the Richmond Theatres orchestra leaves
tomorrow for Washington. where ne Will
visit his brother. who Is leading ylolinst al
Albaugh's Theatre.
There will be services at st. Paul's church
every day this week at II o'clock except Good
Friday, vi en- service will begin at III O'Clock
There will be services Thursday night
Maundy Ibursday-at o'clock.
Mr.. George p. Gcdsey. former well-known
Richmond boy. is to be married April 10Th 10
one OF the farest and most attractive daugh-
ters Of San rancisco Mr.. Godsey has Tor
the last ten years been representing the Allen
a Ginter Company IN California.
Maggie Turpn'cut Martha Booker in Row
land Williams bar-rOom. on Seventeenth
street between Grace and Franklin streets.
last night The wound IN the chest is not
considered dangerous one The women are
negroes OF Cash Corner reputation.
Rev. James y Fair. ID. d.. pastor OF Grace
street Presbyterian church. Will make the an
nual address before the Washington CITY
Bible Society. in that city, on the first Sun
day in May.
Miss sallie Old Donaldson is spending 2
few days in the city visiting her friends ana
is stopping at Or. George Ben johnston s.
No. lO7 south First street.
Mrs. hhTN 81. NbWtlIs u very tbfttot Ae.'J
of Lynchburg who has many friends IN TINS
city. Is visiting Mrs William A. Dabney at
7lj east Marshall street.
The splendid storage warehouse of the Rich
mond Cedar Works. replacing the one burned
last winter is finished. 1t IS a very suDstan-
tial structure OF brick containing the mini
mum number openings and apparently fire.
proof in every particular.
The steamer Ariel has been undergoing a
regular oyerhauling and has been painted
from smokestack 10 keel and she looked quite
spick and span lying at her dock Yesterday.
The regular liteary meeting Of the McGill
Catholic Union was held at its rooms last
evening. and the programme. which con
sisted cf humorous reading 10y Messrs W. +.
Reddy. John A. Healy and ). z. Kelly. was
highly enjoyed by the large number Of men,
bers present.
Rev. Father Willebald, pastor Of ST. Mary's
Catholic church. was aggeeably surprised
Sunday afternoon. The members Of the
sodal,ty OF the Blessed Virgin Mary, COM
posed Of the young men and young ladies ofthe
congregation. presented him with beautiful
set of yestments in token Of their apprecla-
ton and admiration Of his tireless efforts in
behalf of the SOdality.