The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-17
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richm"""
rens aud Other Matters.

Interesting Facts About Richmonas e
rens aud Other Matters.
Mrs. Robert Wood continues slowly 10 I'M
prove.
Captain ]. w. Smith. of King and queen
/ ia in tho city at ST. Lukes.
Miss Helen Ross. of Barton Heignts' Is III
Washington city on visit
Miss Annie Sims. OF Roanoke. Va. is vlsi'-
ing Mrs. Saunders. 500 north Tenth street
MIR d. II. Lynch. Of the firm OF u; n.
Lynch a Co., left FRIDAY for the North on
business
Bishops James A. La.sne. of the Reformed
Episcopal Church of Baltimore. 'islteu LILO
Capitol yesterday.
Mrs. John T. Rogers entertained tne panu
Of Hone at her ho.pitable Grove-Gvenue home
Friday afternoon.
Nh. w c. TAYLOR. who has been IN the city;
g. back a, bis home on Barton Heights and
is again quite sick
Miss Julia Peyton. of the University OF VIZ
oinia ia visiting Mrs. George NJ. West. lOi
north ioushee street.
Mrs. B. T. Bagby. of Stanton, is stopping
with her niece Mrs. A. F.. Heinrich, on Fourth
avenue. Chestnut Hill.
The entertainment given by Mr.. w. l.; Roy
all and other ex- Confederates netted the
monument fund si01.
The clerk of tue hastings court yesterday
issued a marriage license 10 Samuel Nj. Chap
pell and Mary /. Hardie.
The Office Of the Labor News has been re-
moved TO No. S south Tenth street up stars
next to The State building.
Councilman Joseph W. White is still con-
fined at his home on account of Injuries re-
ceived about four weeks ago.
Mr. A. Bohannon Duesberry. manager or
the Norfolk Academy OF Music. is IN tae city,
and Dir. l.. Z. Morgan is at the Exchange
Hotel.
Miss Atelia Johnston. daughter Of Major j.
Arthur Johnston. OF Petersburg. - on Visit
to Mr.. David II. Lynch OF south Third
street
Miss Mamie Hill Warren. formerly Of Rich
mond. now living in Baltimore. ID on VISIT
to the city. the guest OF Mrs. Dr. George Is.
Steel, No 200 south Third street
The funeral OF the late Clarence f. Tunstsn.
whose death occurred Friday last. took place
Yesterday afternoon from Trinity Methodist
church and was largely attended
Dir. A. j. Raub. secretary Of the Terminal
Company. who was much oyerworked while
preparing the Olcott plan and who has been
down with an attack OF peurlsy, Is rapidly
improving.
Colonel A. D. Andrews. vice-president of
the Richmond and Danyille railroad, was ID
the city Yesterday. and left il tho afternoon
for West Point, where he goes on business
for the company.
Mrs. c. T. Pizzini. who was called home
from Brooklyn on account OF the illness OF
her daughter Mrs Robert Wood. has re-
turned to that city TO complete her visit TO
her daughter. Mrs. Keller.
Captain NJ. p. Davis. of Lynchburg, form
erly a popular resident of Richmond. Is visit
ing his friends in this city. Captain DAVIS
thoroughly blends the social and business
qualities and IS foremost III each IA his native
place.
Mr and Mrs. Juan A. Pzzini have issued
cards in celebration Of their silver wedding.
This anniversary occurs Monday. April 25th.
next. reception will be held from 7. NJ.
TO y o'clock midnight at their residence. No.
ZIG east Grace street.
Mr. Andrew Ii. Christian. ST.. father Of BE.
F.. ID. Christian. was stricken with paralysis
Yesterday and Is now resting quietly at the
residence OF his son on west Franklin street.
lie is uaralyzed on one side. but is conscious,
and there IS no immediate danger
An alteration between Monroe Vaughan
and Henrietta Fustace both cOlored) occurred
at Second and Grace streets about CLOCK
last evening and resulted IN Vaughan cutting
the woman With knife. They were arrested
and locked up for hearing at the police court
tomorrow
The members Of the Band of Hope met on
Friday afternoon over the drug store of Mr..
Ramos on Cary and Reservoir streets. Al
the close Of the meeting they were invited TO
the home Of Mrs. }. L. Rogers. at I'LL Grove
avenue. where they were entertained with
ice-cream and cake.
Mr.. A. c. Becker and family left for Chicago
Yesterday to attend the u.erAl Of air. Beck
ers mother. which will take Nace on Monday
next. Mr. Becker returned only few days
ago from the funeral OF his father. who died
April ID In his sad bereavement he has the
sympathy Of oil who know him.
City Sergeant George A. Hutcheson. of
Stanton. and his deputy. H. T.. Hoyey,
brought Samuel Wilson to the pententary.
who Is 10 serve two years for grand larceny.
Two boys William Irvine. aged fifteen years.
and Jacob Heniugs. aged thirteen years. were
taken to the Industrial SchC 81 III Stanton.
Miss Meta Logan. the accomplished
daughter Of General T. II. Logan. VINO has
been studying in Paris during the winter
aud who has been quite sick. is now much
better. Her mother lett several days ago,
accompanied by Dr. Gordon. 10 DO with her.
and it is presumed that she arrived there last
Friday.
The members Of the West-End Womans
Christian Temperance Cnon will meet to-
morrow afternoon over Ramos drug store. on
Cary and Reservoir streets. ON Tuesday
morning az 1880 o'clock they will meet al I'LL
Grove avenue % 60 in stages 10 the Soldiers
Home. where u Gospel temperance service
will be held