The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-25

i"'erestlng Facts About RIchmond's Citi-
zen- and other Matters.

Len- ana Other matters.
Dr G. w. yolkmann, who has been very
SICK Is at his business again.
Miss Mary Coles Whittls Of Eldon, is visit
ing her uncle. Bishop WhIttle.
The Lodge of Ark Mariners will NEE. at ST.
Adams Hall next Tuesday night.
Dir Joseph \. Vetterlein. of Vetterlein
Brothers. Philadelphia. IS on visit TO the
city.
Mr. and Mrs. George +. Styll have moved
into their handsome residence at Barton
Heights.
The Main-street electric line introduced sew
era summer cars yesterday for the first time
tnls season.
Miss Fannie W. Baughan. Of Cumberland
county. IS staying with friends at 1920 Floyd
avenue for awhile.
The rehearsal for the Stuart monument
fuhd entertainment Will take place at the
hcalemy tonight.
Dir. JEFF D. Sparrow successful tobacco
inahuiacturer Of Martinsyllle Va. was IN
the city yesterday.
kef. George II. Wiley. formerly Of this city
ana now stationed in Charlotte county, Is in
the city on "a brief visit % friends.
Mr.. James T. Rudd leaves to-day for the
Salt lake Valley. II tab. where he viii en-
gage DO the commission business.
Mr. Berkeley Darlington. prominent to-
pAcc 1ulst OF DanvIlie. Va. and u brother of
~. arlington, II this city. was in town yes
terday
Tie Chesapeake and Ohio will soon remove
lis passenger Office Mr. John ID. Potts from
the ond floor Of the Pace Block 10 the
ground floor.
There will be lawn party Friday afternoon
IT m TO 10 o clock 40 2O3 west rankin street
under tie auspices Of the lady managers of
the charity ball.
NJ Henry L. Harris. the Richmond College
STUDENT whose severe illness was reported IN
these columns has so far recovered as 20 be
abe 81 get out OF his room.
caiid Of Rev j. h. Mason. rector OF st.
james church. fell from porch Monday
evening and broke its collar-boue AID re-
celyet other painful injuries.
one OF the most pleasant ways OF spending
no evening is TO 20 90 Dutch Gap on the Ariel
june ~ with the Grace-street Presbyterian
church. There WIFI DO every arrangement Tor
pleasure and comfort
Mr.. s. N. Page spoke for the third time
last night % the citizens Of Jefferson ward IN
regard % his candidacy FOR councilman IN that
ward. About one hundred and fifty persons
assembled ~ HenricO County Courtroom TO
bear him. Ills speech was the same made IN
abuse Of the city Democratic committee on
the two former occasions.
UT. Alvin VI. LothrOp. one Of the prOpriet0rs
of the Temple dry goods store and also OF the
Boston dry goods house OF Washington. j..
g., was 10 this city yesterday on u flying busi-
ness trip. Mr.. L0thrOp Is an enthusiastic
amateur photographer and on a recent trip TO
the mountain region of Virginia secured what
is sald to Boz the best negative ever secured OF
The famous Natural Bridge.
John Thomas Lincoln. negro man living
Oh Brook avenue beyond the branch assault
oil hi. wife Amanda Johnson. last night with
stick and severely injured her The aIn0u-
lance vas summoned and the woman treated
and leit 40 her home She is in precarous
condition. John Thomas made his escape.
and when this report closed had not been ar
rested.
Mr.. Charles spot Jr.. made charges
against Officers T.. H. Huntington and G.. J..
Butler recently. and 81 q meeting of the PO-
Ice Board Monday afternoon tie matter was
considered. After careful investigation of
the facts connected with the case the police
men were exonerated by the BOARD. The
trouble occurred at Island Park during the
" arsity-PrincetOn ball game
DR.. aud Mrs. r. H. Pitt will leave for Phil
adelpnia next Thursday and while there they
viii attend the Northern Baptist aunIversa-
ries. Dr. Pitt will make an address on The
Relations OF Doctrines 20 Character 40 the
anniversary meeting of the American Baptist
Publication Society. The other speakers on
that occasion Will be Rev. Dr. i. III. lattlsOn,
of Rochester Seminary and Rev. l.. GreneA,
ID. ID. OF Detroit. Mich.
Ina putting up the telephone poles some time
since near the northwest corner OF Main and
Ninth streets the pipe which carries water
from the spring IN rear of So. Pauls church
30 the paper mills was in some way inter
ferel with causing 10 o. spring aleak es-
terlay morning tho Norfolk and Western
railroad people and the barber-shop next
door found several inches OF water IN their
cellars.
Mrs. j. B. Woodward. Of Washington. d. c..
is visiting her son. Mr. Fred. T.. Woodward,
at his residence 5l7 east Leigh street. Mrs.
Woodward Is the mother OF Mr.. $. Walter
Woodward. one Of the pr0pretors OF the we'll
known Boston dry goods house of Washing
ton. D. C.. and of tho Temple dry goods
store of this city. Mr. Fred. b. Woodward has
lately taken up his residence 10 this city and
is superintendent of the Temple dry goods
store.