The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-23
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's Citi-
rens and Other Matters.

Interesting Facts About Richmonds Citi-
rens and other Matters.
Mr.. John &. Harwood is at his business after
a severe sickness of over three weeks.
Rev. T.. A. Cutler will preach at the Masonic
Home Sunday afternoon at 1850 o'clock.
Rev. Y. p. Kerr. ID. d.. will preach at Sol
diers' Home chapel Sunday evening. April
2ith q. 40.
Mr.. W. +. Tinsey aud bride are in the city.
stopping with Mr.. Tinsley's father. s0i east
Marshall street.
Mr.. ID. +. O'Dwyer, of No. - Orleans
street. will soon leave for Portsmouth. which
he will make his permanent home.
Mr.. Charles G. G 'aves. formerly OF this city.
row Of Philadelphia. is on a visit 70 MS mo;
ther. Mrs. Jane G. Graves. 40 east Marsnaii
street.
The ambulance was called yesterday at 7;2O
r. NJ TO the First police-station to whlte
nan who had been hurt on the head. lie
wa treated and left.
The Sunday-school teachers Of Richmond
and Manchester will hold their regular meet
ing for the study of the international Lesson
az ) o'clock this afternoon.
The music of last Sunday morning at the
First Baptist church was Of very high order.
aud by very general request will be repeated
next Sabbath at the IL o'clock service.
Rev. W W. Smith is still preaching to large
congregations ut East-End Baptist church on
north Twenty-eighth street. Since last Sun
day there have been forty conversions.
ON account Of the rain the shoot Of the
Richmond Gun Club that was 70 take place
Yesterday afternoon was postponed until
some future date 10 be decided upon later.
Mr.. d. f. Johnson has sent 10 Dr. Ryland
curator Of the Richmond College Museum. a
white seal caught of the coast of Newiound-
land. Ii is = fine specimen and attracts much
attention.
Dir. and Mrs. r. c. Stuart have issued in
vtatiOns 10 the marriage OF their daughter,
Miss Carrie Knox Stuart TO Mr. John l..
Pettus Tuesday afternoon. April Goth. at
o'clock in the First Baptist church.
Messrs. Chewing d Rose will sell at noon
to-day for John ]. Anderson. trustee. at the
Courthouse four pieces OF land lying IN Hen
rico county. aboutte miles below Richmond.
The advertisement is IL this paper
The Sir Moses Montefore congregation pro-
pose to repaint their synagogue. Mayo street.
near Franklin III the near future. Mr.. ).
Stern. president of the congregation. has do
mated 800 toward the payment of the same.
4 meeting of the State Library Board had
been called to meet at the Executive Mansion
at o'clock yesterday afternoon. but 1t had 10
be postponed until this morning at 10 O'Clock,
Nueu IL VIII 10 Hcli III LILO IAeCuI4'o
chamber.
Miss Julia D. b. Thompson. Of Richmond.
was among the guests at the San Jacinto cele-
bration of the Lone Star Society of Washing
ton Thursday night. DR.. w W. Smith. pres
ident Of Randolph Macon College, was also
in attendance.
Mr. l.. +. Gumpert who was engaged TO be
married TO Miss Sarah Simon died in New
York yesterday morning ut o'clock, after a
short illness. Miss Simon and her brother,
Mr. A. Simon. lett yesterday for tue North to
attend the funeral.
Mayor Elyson chairman Of the State Dem
ocratic committee. yesterday received notih-
cation of the appointment OF Mr. w. 4. Ma
cate chairman Of the committee Of Warren
county, vice +. H. Jackson. resigned. Dlr.
Macatie is clerk Of tho county.
Governor Mckinney has written a letter to
Captain Frank Cunningham regretting very
much that on account of i'll health he would
not lie able f. he present at the banquet OF
the Walker Light Guards. which took, place
at the Exchange Hotel last evening.
Rev John NJ. Dawson. treasurer of James
City county and Williamsburg. called at the
Capitol Yesterday o. settle up his accounts.
Mr. s. +. Clark, sheriff Of Grayson county,
was also among the visitors. lie had deliy-
erel at the penitentiary Joshua Bedwell aud
Clint Hall. who had been sentenced By the
County Court OF Grayson county.
Considerable excitement has been caused
by the report of the finding of gold along
James river in Goochland and Fluvanna
counties. In the southern portion OF GOOch-
land county a graphite vein of fine quality
has been discovered on one of the farms
ownsd by Mrs.. Jane King. OF Richmond.
Gold surface quartz has also been found omit.