The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-26
PERsONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About RIchmond's Citi
zens and other Matters.

zens and other Matters.
The condition of Mrs John Is. Young is
unchanged. She is critically Ill.
Mr. Fred II. CARRIER, who has been indis-
posed for several days, Is out again.
Rockets Democratic Club have enlarged
their hall by taking down partitions.
This is the last day of the pound party at
the Home of the Little Sisters OF the Poor.
Valentine. the sculptor. has about finished
in clay his ideal figure, The Blind Girl
Mrs. J. B. c. Morris and Miss VI. Eta Pal,
more have gone on "a trip to New York and
Philadelphia.
Mr. G.. b. Tenant and wife and Mr.. Rufus
c. Williams and wife are registered at the
Hygeia, Old ONT
Concentration" will be the subject of Rev.
Dr. Calisch's sermon at the Synagogue Beth
Ahaba this morning.
Among the attractions ut the Mozart musi-
Gale next Monday night Will be Miss Hattie
Needs. of Washington.
Senator George f. Hoar and Mr.. Frank D..
Allen. OF Massachusetts were in Richmond
Tor a short while yesterday.
The Catholic Church yesterday celebrated
the feast in communication OF the Annun-
citation of the Blessed Virgin.
MIR. Charles w. Duncbly and Miss L. +. Ma
son were married this week by Rev. W. A.
Ianghan at No. 81 Denny street.
Mr.. James w. Shields. who is believed TO
be the Oldest native resident of Richmond,
has been quite sick for some time past.
Mrs. NJ. A. Brown. mother of Mr.. Richard
l.. Brown and Mr. Valentine brown, IS quite
sick at her residence on north Seventh street.
Mr.. Archibald Russell Peabody. who was
stopping at the Exchange. left last night for
irrf To N "A
days.
MIR. B. d. Charley. who met with an acct
dent on Tuesday last at his place of business.
is improving slowly. and expects 10 be out
soon.
MIR. r. L. Harrison has returned from Nor
folk. whittier he went as representative OF
Henrico Council in the Grand Council, Royal
Arcanum
Rev. W. w. Smith the evangelist, began
a series Of meetings Thursday night at tul-
ton Baptist church. There were u number Of
conversions.
Among the marriage licenses issued in
Washington Thursday was one 10 Jacob Il.
Fisher and Daisy Is. kOthschild, both OF
Richmond. Va.
Al the last meeting of the Pawnee Tribe Of
Red Men Messrs. Price. DAVIS. William II.
Mullen and II. j.. Kelley We're elected trus-
tees tor the ensuing term.
Mr.. John f. Carter celebrated his fftieth
birthday "Wednesday night last at his resi-
dence No 1916 Nicholson street. lie had a
number OF callers and pleasant evening was
spent.
Messrs. r. A. Taylor and H. T. Thomas
went on fishing excursion 70 QulntOh pohu
Yesterday morning and returned IN the even
ing with a fine string OF cnuD, weighing aDOu'
nifty pounds.
The Sundav-school teachers of all denomi-
nations OF Richmond and Manchester Will
meet for the study of the international lessoh
at o'clock this evening at the Young Men
Christian Association
Mr.. James +. Poindexter. one OF the depu-
ties in the chancery clerks Office whose 1901
and ankle were 80 badly injured some "eeAS
ago, Is again cOuhned 70 the house Win Sc
we're attack OF the grip.
Rev. Dr. Kerr will preach at the Masonic
Home tomorrow afternoon at 4:5O CLOCK:
Quite number expect 10 20 out on the
clock tram ON the Seven Pines road 10 hear
this distinguished divine and return on the
6 o'clock train.
Among the distinguished gentlemen who
called on Governor Mckinney yesterday were:
Senator Hoar, of Massachusetts,; United
States DIstrlct-AttOrney Frank ID. Allen, Of
Boston, Mass, and Colonel l.. e. Washington,
Of Washington, ID. &.
There is considerable talk among the real
estate men about business looking up. The
INQUIRIES for real estate are much more num-
erous than they have been Tor year. and
some good sales are being made. the agents
are in good spirits and look Tor better times
III the near future.
The Department of Agriculture has eight
hundred applications for information about
Xirginia lands which have received 10 an
swer because of the failure of the last Legis-
latnre 10 pass any immigration law or provide
Tor sending out literature or other informa-
ton on the subject
lanes river was still flush to-day from up.
country rains. The only trouble experienced
was tho extra labor in loading the Oid 10
minion steamer Wyandotte, which rode the
God so bioh above her dock that 1t made the
transfer of her cargo from the warehouse TO
her hold an uphill business
MIR. X. A. Dunlop. secretary Of the whole.
receip. of a letter from Mr. Z. G. Leigh, Jr.,
dated Knoxville. Tenn, in which ne SAYS
mir. Ross. president of the chamber OF COM
merce Of this city, will on his return from
Memphis get that body 10 take action on 'no
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