The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-09
PERSONAL AND GENERIL.
Interesting Facts About Eichmond's Ciu-
rens and other Matters.

George G.. Smith has returned from his
Northern trip.
MIR. Robert Whittet who has been i'll with
pneumonia. Is improving.
Mr. d. A. sandern is visiting her daugh-
ter. Mrs. NJ. r. Obrey. Of Atlantic City.
Miss Bedford. of philadelphia. the guest Of
the Misses Moore. returned home yesterday.
Judge J. Thompson Brown. OF Bedford City.
was one Of the visitors at the Capitol yester-
day.
Tho Watkins Hardware Company are
moving to the large warehouse on Fourteenth
street.
The Sunshine Band Of the Kings Dsugh-
ters gave a most enjoyable silver tea on last
Tuesday evening.
Fifteenth street IS being torn up TO make
room for the track extension OF the Richmond
and Danyllle railroad
u is reported here that William $. Dashiell
ia on the lsthmus OF lanRma. and has STU
alton with an olectrIc-lisAt company.
The Grand Lodge. /. o. o. t., will meet IN
is hfty-ffth annual session at Odd-t elbows
Hall Tuesday. April 18th. at 10 o'clock A. NJ
Miss Maggie Hamlin was welcomed home
yesterday from n prOlracted visit % Dan
vile and Greensboro hy large number Of
friends.
The Sunday school teachers will meet for
the study OF the International lesson at the
Dung Mems Christian Association this alter
noon az 3 o'clock.
Cards are ont FOR the marriage Of Fleming
f. Phillips 70 Miss SallIe i. Johnston at
Gr0ye-Avenue Baptist church thursday,
April i4th. at $50 Z. VI.
Mr.. Richard Brooke secretary and assist
ant treasurer OF the Richmond ana DanVlAe
railroad. who has been very III no ms nome,
~. f4E - IL
proving yesterday.
The Baptist Sunday-schOol Association OF
Richmond and Manchester will hold Is quar-
terly meeting tomorrow afternoon az 33O
o'clock. with the Seyenth-street Mission
school. Manchester.
Mr. 5. W. Lee. sheriff Of Greeneyille county;
called at the Capitol Yesterday. lie had
brought James Wyche % the peniientary'
who had been sentenced TO two years I'M
prIsonment for forgery
Lee Camp held its regular weekly meeting
al Lee Camp Hall last evening. tolone. \.
W. Archer was IN command and AdJutaat
Stratt0n recorded. The meeting Was q very
short one and only routine business was trans
acted.
DC. J.. Siegel. Jr who has been on duty
nj the aimshOuse for one year. has opened an
office at No. 3O6 east Main street. DR.. 10 n
son will locate IN Dauvlle. Both OK IL 80
40 tie almshouse. shown much skill as sur
ge0ns and physicians.
The dates of the April Mozart musicales
were to have been Monday, the 18th. and
Monday. the 18th. BIT for good and sufficient
reasons those dates cannot b. observed. The
muscales Will take place Monday. April 18TH.
and Thursday. April 18th. For both OF these
occasions very fine programmes have been
arranged.
At 81 Marys church there was most
beautiful and edifying sight Yesterday morn
INK. 81. AIMS Society went 10 holy COM
muni0u in q body, consisting of between two
and three hundred members 4 high mass
was celebrated Rev WiIebgld Baumgard-
ner. O. j. b.. being celebrlut. The star Was
beautifully and tasteiuly decorated with
lilies and the choicest roses. ihe small chill
dren said the mass in a creditahle manner
under the direction Of Professor Muiter
The horse attached TO blr. *. Fishers de-
livery wagon took fright Thursday afterno n
and ran on on Main street Speeding RAPIDLY
down that thor0u-hiare O.. the corner OF
/ Ninth the animal cOilided With car throw
| inc ont the cOl0red driver. dlslocatiug one
/ of his shoulders and freeing himself
from the shafts The horse continued down
/ Main street 10 % little below Twelfth. llr. W.
! T. Oppenhimer was driving along IN his
/ buggy. The horse struck his front wheel.
/ and glancing hit against the top OF his We
| hicle. almost annihiiating II. DR.. open
/ himer was not injured.