The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-23
ROUND ABOUT THE CITY.
,rEms eAanHnED on THE FIJI.
Eews Of General Interest 70 Home Folks and
visitors Picked Up by "The Times"
Reporters while on Their Rounds.

II Ia said that three mad dogs we're killed
on Church Hill yesterday.
Mr.. Edward s. Rose. Mrs. Rose and sor
left yesterday for Virginia Beach.
Miss Iottie Fisher. Of Baltimore. is visiting
Miss Wright on west Main street.
Miss Minnie Williams, with Mrs. S. Z. Atkin.
son, are guests at the Iron Gate Inn.
Rev. HArtly Carmichael arrived at Liver
pool Yesterday on the City OF New York.
Mr. J. II. G. Walker, an old resident, i:
'quite sick ut bis residence, No. 2G03 Venable
street
Mrs. G. ID. Hutchinson yesterday left for
Greensboro, N. g., where she will visit
friends.
Misses Barton and Harris have returned
from New York. and will leave Saturday for
Old Point.
Tho Grand Camp Of Confederate Veterans
IL "a session at Roanoke City. Richmond IS
well represented.
There will be meeting Of the Old Domin-
ion Club tonight at Nineteenth and Main.
Business of importance.
The Westminster young ladies' lawn party
on wet Main street beyond Lombardy station
was we'll attended last night.
Professor Charles j.. Cooke. of Hoiiins In
NtN~Nh
ercises Of Richmond College.
A marriage license was issued in Washing
1ugton Tuesday 10 Walter ID. Hicks and
Laura J. Bowles. both Of Richmond.
Mrs. Emmett Richardson. Of Baltimore,
formerly Miss j. Figner. Of Richmond, is
With her grandmother. Mrs. William A.
Wyatt.
Mr.. Oscar r. phillips was married yester-
faay in Amelia county. A reception was held
last night at his residence. No. 3lS south
Pins street.
Mr.. John w. Strang, of Richmond, who
has been Of Canon City Colorado. IS now at
Long Mount, in the same State, and IS I'm
proved in health.
Royal Arcanum day" will be celebrated
all over the country in recognition OF the
great good that has been accomplished by
tDis order since its foundation.
The family Of Rev. Baylus Oade. pastor Of
Venable-street church. have arrived IN the
city from Lunenburg. N. G. They are living
at No. ZOOS east Broad street
Miss Yetta Herald, who was seriously
burned al the fire. No. 50S Randolph street
Tuesday evening, was IN 8 serious condition
last evening. and suffering much pain.
Mr. Moses Stein, the popular leader of the
Theatre orchestra last season. will leave Fri
day morning for bethesda. a summer resort
just outside of Washington on the Potomac.
The closing exercises of the Moore-street
Industrial school will take place at the Sixth
Mount Zion church, Rev. John Jasper,
pastor at 1880 o'clock tonight. The public
are invited.
Mrs. James A. Williams. of Norfolk, has re-
turned home after ashort visit with her parents
IN Hanover. accompanied by Miss Clara o.
Vial, also of Hanover, who will spend few
weeks with her.
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. IiaRe licenses TO the following couples yester-
day; Aubrey Hunt and Gertie Montgomery.
Richmond; q. Jackson Slater, James City
county, and Virginia l.. Lakewood, Rich
mond.
ST. Johns day will be appropriately OBJ
rerved next Friday night by the united Ma
sonic lodges OF Richmond at the Temple. In
the absence of District Deputy Grand Master
William Ryan Worshipful Beverly L. Crump
will preside.
w. II. Mathews and J. 7. Cox. the two col
ored men who were shot in difficulty on an
excursion train last week. are getting along
very well and will doubtless be able to appear
IN court Major johnson, who did the shoot
ing. Is out on bail.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mott have issued in
'vitations to the marriage of their daughter,
Miss Louie Bradley to Mr.. r. X. Ralston.
The ceremony will be performed at the Clay
the Goth. at 10 O'clock
Colonel John 8. Cunningham, of North Car
loliDa. who has been under DR.. McGuire's
treatment for several weeks, left for home to-
.day much improved. lie will leave for the
Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs very soon.
Mrs. Cunningham will accompany him.
The contract to supply the United States
navy With $4,000 pounds of tobacco was
awarded Messrs. Butler & Bosher, of this
city. There were seventeen bidders. The
tobacco must be manufactured during the
summer months. the first shipment Of 20, 600
pounds TO be delivered in July.
A rumor was prevalent last evening that
white man had been run over by an electric
car at Adams and Clay streets. Investigation
proved that Mr. Edward Stern had been
taken i'll at that corner aud the ambulance
summoned. Mr.. Stern was partially relieved
and taken to Murphys Hotel whore he is a
guest.
The prizes awarded to the primary class in
Miss Johnson's school last Saturday stand
correctly thus: Grade A-Misses Florence
ice. Nellie Hunt. Sallie Reid Anderson.
Marie Archer, Lucy Booker. Seppie de Saus-
sure. Lily Stearns. Grade B-Misses Marie
Burke. Matte Bowie, Elise Stokes, Sarah
Haryie, Essie Archer