The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-22

Interesting Facts About Richmond's Citi-
rsns and Other Matters.

xens and Other Matters.
Mr.. David Edel. of Texas. is in the city.
Mr.. James G. Seipert has returned from
Roanoke
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 4. Taylor Scott has re-
turned 90 the city.
Dr. William Henry Scott and Mr. John G..
Scott are in Chicago.
Mr. L. S. Cease. of the firm OF Cease Bros.
Is on visit to Salem. Va.
Messrs Juan A. Pizzini, Chris Evensen and
others have returned from Buffalo
Mr.. Thomas d. Frey has returned from q
pleasure trip to New York and the North.
Willie T. Crawford. of 1893 west Main street,
has left on an extended trip to the North.
Dir. J. A. r. Burke and wife have returned
from the Elks celebration at Buffalo, n. l.
Mrs. Juan A. Pizzin and daughter are visit
ing friends in Baltimore, en- route home from
Buffalo.
The closing exercises of Miss Walden's
dancing school takes place az Monticello hail
Thursday night.
Mrs. J. A. Lester. Of Chester field. is visiting
her sister. Mrs NJ. NJ. Hawthorn, No 10
south Pine street.
Mr. and Mrs. Horatio Yarborough and
Misses Mabel and Floy Marlborough left yes
terday for Huntington, w. Va
"A Friend Of the Asylum" yesterday sent
out to Mrs. Joseph r. Gill a beautiful shep-
herd puppy as q substitute for the valuable
dog Shep which recently died.
The election Of officers of Richmond Castle,
knights of the Golden Eagle. for the ensuing
torn will take place tonight and the captain
for the Uniform Rank. Old Dominion Com
mandeiy, will be elected.
Second Auditor Ryland received another
batch Of State bonds from the New York
nn~ init ba
bonds aud coupons Of the face value Of
1890 100.
Captain James B. Peasants, of the First
district is acting as Chief of Police in the
absence OF Major Poe, in Baltimore. Senior
Sergeant Ben @. Howard is in command OF
the First district police.
Among the visitors at the Capitol yesterday
were the following: Mr.. Charles l.. BabcOck,
treasurer Of Charles City county; Mr.. j. II.
Nye. oyster inspector aud State Senator John
n. Stubs of Gloucester.
The condition of Mr. John T. Savillc, who
was run over by car near the Chesapeake
and Ohio shops Saturday and had his legs
| mashed. Is reported to be improving, and
amputation not necessary.
The $4,000 damage suit of Lewis Hall
against Rev. A. Z. Dunbar for alternating tho
| affections of his wife. on trial in the city
| circuit court, was continued yesterday. Dun
Ladies who wonder how their husbands
who have gone to Chicago are enjoying
themselves have only TO light the oil stove,
| turn up the wick until 1t belches forth
volumes of biackness and then hire few
hundred small boys to yell.
The camping season has already set in for
| the present season: Yesterday party started
out. consisting of Messrs. Harwood, Holland.
| Charles, Willie and Stafford Parker and
| George Gail. They left for Red Eagle Camp
at Lanexa on the Chickahominy river.
! There will be meeting Of the Woman 8
Christian Temperance Union and the i's at
| the rooms Of the Young Mems Christian
Association this evening at 1870 o'clock. All
the Y's and members of the Womans Chris
| tian Temperance Union in the city are invited.
Laurel-street Methodist Sunday school
spent the day at Ashland Park yesterday.
and every one was delighted with the trip.
| This school always carries a large crowd. This
year they had seven coaches packed full of the
officers. teachers scholars and friends OF the
school
An interesting meeting of the Academy Of
! Medicine and Surgery was held last evening
at the Young Mems Christian Association
| Hall. Dr. Edward Mcclure delivered an IN
teresting aud painstGklng address, which was
| listened 10 with close attention by the al
tendaut physicians.
After July lst next the headquarters of
! The Department of Outdoor Poor" VIII
! be moved from Fourteenth street 70 Franklin
and Mayo streets under the police court.
This bureau is in charge of Superintendent
Richard W Carter. and under the immediate
management OF Captain Hermann Paul.
The regular meeting OF tho w. q. Il. U. wal
held at the Soldiers Home Tuesday at Il
o'clock. Rev. J. X. Mason. of ST. James. &C
companied the ladies and made some very in.
teresting remarks. which were listened 10 with
marked attention and enjoyed by sll present
Afterwards all paid visit TO the hospital ano
held a short service.