The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-25
yEgsoNAL md GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richinonu' C''-
zeus and Other Matters.

Interesting Facts About Richinohu C''
zens and Other Matters.
Cnptain Andrew Pizzini viii nrrive IN the
city to-day from old Point.
Mr. John Small and Mr.. Alexander BROW
neil left last evening for New YORK.
Mr.. z. j. Warren. Of the Auditors Office
y-ho was taken quite sick Thursday, Is nm
proving.
The old Nicholson school building IS being
pulled down 70 make room for the hhhusoihs
new one which It is hoped viii soon sdorn the
old site.
Mr. William Terry and bride. Of Richmond
are visiting Mrs. A. A. Meglnley, High street.
Portsmouth.
Mr.. j. Floyd Huzter and bride. who have
been visiting friends IN Portsmouth nave re-
turned 10 Richmond.
Rev. John 4. Foster and wife, Of Grafton.
W Va are the guests of Dir. and Mrs. W. n.
Butt on west Main street
Mr.. Edward Irving. former Ell lent a.
tache of the City railway Is in the CITY after
an absence of some months
The King Birds Baseball Club OF Fulton
will play the Chelsea Hi Club this afternoon
on the old Il. T.. Lee Clubs grounds.
Miss Maggie Parrish. daughter of Mr.. JEFF
ferson Parrish, who was bitten by VICIOUS
dog last week. Is rapidly improving
Mr. John Russell, native Of Richmond.
died ia Norfolk Wednesday. He was men,
Der of Richmond Lodge, J. o. o. +,
Miss Ella T. Spicer is visiting friends at
Norfolk and while absent viii make trips 10
Old Point. Virginia Beach and Ocean View.
Mr.. G. Lee Hutchinson. a popular employee
Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Com
pany is in Richmond alter visit 10 On
clnnau.
Telegrams we're received here yesterday
stating that Rev. William y. sheppard. or
Danylle. Ky. formerly OF this city. Is dan
gerously III.
An alarm Of fire was turned in from Box 10.
corner First and Cary streets, last evening.
a few moments after o'clock. 1t proved 10
be a false alarm.
The regular meeting Of the board Of direc-
tors of tic Methodist Sunday-Schooi Society
of Richmond and Manchester will be held at
Broad-street church Sunday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock.
The Leigh-street Baptist Sunday. school
will have an excursion and basket-picnic on
Thursday next They Will 90 10 Providence
Forge. The Howitzers band Will accompany
them.
After tho meeting Of the Ladies' Sewing
Circle of Seventh-street Christian church
Thursday. or motion of one OF the ladies,
three cheers were given for Cleveland and
three more for Baby Ruth
Annie, the infant daughter of c. W. and
Annie J.. Macfarlane. died last evening at $50
o'clock. after an illness of only about q day.
The funeral will take place from the resi-
dence, 800 east Leigh to-day at q o'clock.
The funeral of Cornelius GOODWIN. for
merly of Company A. Nineteenth Virginia
battalion. tool place at Hollywood yester-
day morning Mr.. Goodwin died at the Sol
diers' Home Thursday; aged sixy-three
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. W. Travers have just re-
turned from three weeks tour through the
North. They have been visiting Watkins
Glen, Niagara Falls. Thousand Islands and
Lake George. and express themselves de-
lighted with their trip.
Lee Lodge. No. Sc Order of Tonti. had a
reunion ~ Wuklnsons Hail Thursday night.
Excellent music was furnished By Messrs.
CrOwder, Davis and Hill. and pleasant
feature was the singing Of Miss Bessie U9Ue
with guitar accompaniment. Entertainments
were furnished in abundance.
Mr.. William Garstang. who was Thursday
elected first vice president OF the internG-
tional Master Mechanics Association. now IN
session at Saratoga. is superintendent of mo-
tive power of tho Chesapeake and Ohio rail
way. lie is known as one Of the most skillfIl
and best educated men in his profession aud
enjoys great personal popularity. Among tho
other delegates are Master Mechanic 4hCmns
W. Gentry. of the Richmond and Danyille
railroad. and John O'Brien, OF the Richmond
and Petersburg railroad.