The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-14
rERs0YAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Riehmond's Cit-
zens and o;hor matters.

zens and o;her matters.
Mr.. Frank Stevenson il confined at his home
on south Zine street by sickness.
The CITY School Board commences to-day a
tour OF inspection of the public schools.
The many friends of Mr.. John S. Harwood
will be glad 10 learn he is improving and hopes
10 be out shortly.
Mss Belle Elliott and Miss Lizzie Shepherd,
OF Hampton. Va. are visiting the Misses ELL
ott Of Church Hill.
The board of managers Of the Richmond
Tobacco Exchange will hold their regular
meeting at a'On to-day.
Mr.. A. Ed. Fellows. of Brooklyn, \. y VINO
has been visiting in this city for the last "eeA'
lett for home yesterday.
Travel and traffic il completely olockeueu
on Thirteenth street. between Main anu Oary'
ny tie digging Of big sewer.
The handsome residence of Judge +. {.
Minor. on the old Tabh place near New he-
seryor. is approaching completion.
Mrs. William T.. Tanner the wife of Colonel
Tanner. who has just been nominated Tor the
Board OF Aldermen. is again seriously III.
The funeral of Miss Maggie V. Moran took
place from Sacred.Heart church at O'Clock
TUESDAY. Tie interment was at Hollywood.
All those taking part n the oratario The
Holy City, are expected 10 be present nj
Sanders IL Stayman's at 3 o'clock L. M.' To-
day.
The Cleveland Democratic Club Of Rich
mond will hold a general meeting saturday
night at o'clock in the city circuit court
room.
The clerk Of the hastings court yesterday is
sued a marriage license to the following
couple: Fleming T.. Phillips Richmond and
Sallie I. Thompson, Richmond.
4 meeting will be held at the white school
house in Henrico county this evening at
o'clock TO discuss the Lee district annexa-
ton. A large crowd will be present.
Old Dominion Democratic Club will meet
tonight at their headquarters. corner Nine
teenth and Main streets. Every member IS
expected 10 be present. as business OF lmpOr-
lance will be transacted.
The Spotswood contested election case coz
tinues 70 be the uDpermOst subject OF CONVEX
sation on the street and there Is "a strong
public sentiment expressed in favor OF a re-
count outside OF personal grounds.
Mr. W. II. Witty, one Of the editors of the
PHILADELPHIA Times, is IN the city visiting his
niece Miss Beatrice Witty. on Grace street.
Mr. W. H. Witty is brother of Mr. j. RI.
Witty. manager Of The RICHMOND TINES.
A meeting of the board Of directors Of the
Mechanics Institute was held Tuesday night.
Mr.. II. NJ Starke was elected a member Of
the board 70 fill vacancy. The closing ex-
ercscs will take place about the middle OF
MAY.
The annual Easter eng festival of St Johns
Guild Will take place Easter MONDAY IN the
Suuday-scho0l room OF ST. Johns church.
An attractive and unique entertainment. en-
titled The Midgets. will be performed dur
ing the afternoon
A large theatre party from Norfolk has en-
gagged seats fOrthe Patti performance through
Mr.. Il. W. Courtney, passenger agent. Nor
folk aud Western railroad. The party VIII
arrive via Norfolk and Western railroad on the
evening Of the performance.
Mr.. d. Writ Durrett assistant secretary Of
the Young Mems Christian Association. will
lead the meeting of the Christian Endeavor
Society at the Seventh street Christian church
on next Sunday evening. He will speak on
Faster thoughts and the meeting will open at
o'clock.
Governor Mckinney yesterday appointed
DIR. Joseph W. SOuthall. of Amelia county,
member of the Board of Medical Examiners
for the Fonrth congressional district. Inc
annointment was made 10 I'LL the vacancy
caused by the removal from the district oi
Or. Paulus Irving.
Captain r. C. Morton recently organized
two new councils of the American Legion of
Honor IN this State. one IN harrsonDurg ana
the other in Salem Both councils are made
ND Of splendid material ana are starting III
under very favorable circumstances WIN
about twenty-five members in each OrganIza-
ton.
The Rosebud Society Of Trinity church will
o,an an entertainment at the church. corner
of Twentieth and Broad streets this evening,
~ which thew invite all of their friends and
the public generally. There will be singing.
music dialogues. refreshments and all those
things which these young ladies know 50 well
how 10 provide.
Among the bridal presents received by Miss
Annie Christian at her marriage 70 MT W. IS
Langley of Norfolk. Tuesday was a hand
some set of diamonds from the groom.
Another handsome present bore card IN
scribed. TO the happy bride Of a worthy
man; rom apprecatiye members OF the Busi-
ness Mems Association OF Norfolk. Va"