The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-20
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
r,..r.s,,rs Facts About Richmonds Citi'
ysps and other Matters.

r..s,,,~ Facts About RIchmonds Cfti.
ve,s and other Matters.
Colonel John II. Popham Is In the city.
A. q n Little. of Macon. Ga. is visiting
friends in this city.
Trafic Manager Haas. OF the hichmond
and Danville. Is in the CITY.
Mics Whitlock is visiting Miss Kate Muir
INV M No. 2205 east Main street
Mr. George G. McGilvray. OF this city, is
recisterod at the Astor House. New York.
Nrs Celeste +. Pizzini has gone 10
Rrooklrn on a visit 10 her daughter Mrs.
Keller.
Miss Lillian Wade will leave Monday morn
ING TO visit friends and relatives in North
Carolina.
Miss Mabel Sutherland. who has been quite
| III with erysipelas the past week, is signify
improved.
Mrs. W. w. Barrow, Of 9O3 Floyd avenue,
left last week for Lake Maitland, FLORIDA, TO
spend six weeks.
John yickers. penitentiary convict was
discharged Yesterday by Judge Nellioru' OF
the City Circuit Court.
There will be grand picnic given by tho
r. j.. Lee Democratic Club on Sharp s lslahd
on Thursday, March oath.
Mr.. T. II. Edwards a popular attorney. OF
West Point. Va, is in the city attending 'ne
court of appeals.
Vice-President Eddy and General Pes5enser
Agent Bevill Of the Norfolk and western
railroad. were in the city this week.
Miss May Rogers and Miss Page Osborne. OF
Petersburg. are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Fred
erick c. Hair. No. 10 west Grace street.
Mrs. James II. Barton. Mrs. I. A. Lamb
and Miss Barton leave the city at +. Nj. TO-
day for a visit to Memphis and ST. Louis.
The suit of John Boucher against Hay /.
Thornton. in the circuit court OF TINS city,
has been dismissed by direction OF the plain
tiff.
The Chesapeake and Ohio general Office
building Pace block is undergoing many
changes 10 accommodate the company In
creasing force.
Iibertas Lodge Of Perfection, No. 8. A. and
A. Scottish Rite Southern jurlsdction)' VIII
hold its regular monthly meeting al 81.
Adams Hall next Monday night.
The ambulance was called at 2:3O o'clock
yesterday afternoon 10 the FIRST poNce,st
ton to attend white man who was dead
drunk" lie was treated and left.
The Virginia Board of Dental Examiners.
Dr. J. Hall Moore president, will meet IN TINS
city on Tuesday April 18th. at 9oclock' ii
the Senate chamber ct the Capitol.
The Chesapeake and Ohio's purchase of the |
road necesstates the removal of about twenty |
five clerks from Lexington. KY, TO this city. |
C. N. Braxmar, the New York badge and |
medal dealer, has presented TO the Masonic |
Fair. TO be held in the Temple next month |
a handsome Mystic Shrine and Knights Tenn
plar combination badge.
The Richmond stockholders Of the Virginia |
Land and Loan Company will meetat LauDes |
Hall on Tuesday at p. NJ. to hear the report |
Of the committee sent % the stockholders |
meeting in Staunton on the 18th.
Invitations are out for the marriage of Hon. |
Conway II. Sands to Marie Stuart Bowcock |
Of Abemarle county. The marriage will take |
place on Tuesday April 9Th. at i. NJ, ut |
La Fourche." the home of Or. Charles s. |
Bowcock. near Keswick, on the Chesapeake /
and ONO railroad.
About 3 o'clock yesterday morning the troll
ey wire at the corner of Ninth and Bank |
streets snapped with loud report. Just after
an east bound car had passed. The live wire
was put where il could do no harm, and late |
n the day the break was repaired.
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-
ng at 4:3O O'Clock The object OF the meet
ing is to perfect plans for an entertainment /
soon to be given for the benefit of the IL
brary.
st. Joseph's Day was celebrated at the Lit
tie Sisters of the Poor on Floyd avenue yes
terday. An appetizing dinner was served TO
the inmates of that institution about
thousand of them-and the sisters were
most cordial in their attentions to the poor |
who were there gathered. Mass was said in the
morning. and in the afternoon the Right Rev.
Bishop Van de Nyver pronounced the bene-
LECTION. The day was most happily spent.