The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-28

interesting Facts About Richmond's Citi-
zens and Other Matters.

1cns and Other Matters.
Mrs J. S. Brauer is dangerously i'll at her
residence on Mosby street.
Mrs George II. Duke is quite sick at her
residence on Seventh street
Miss Ellen Bernard is living very i'll at her
residence on west Marshall street.
Nr. W. T. Croekmur. Of Fulton. has been
Kinney.
Water will 10 turned on in the canal TO-
morrow. The leaks have nearly all been
stopped.
Rev. Or Whitfield. of Fulton. is taking =
prominent part in the Baptist centennial of
missions.
Mr John VI. Pickrell has been very i'll at
hs fathers residence for a week past. but is
better now.
Mr. VI. r. ingalls,, president Of tho Chesa-
peake and Ohio, Is expected in Richmond
early IN June.
DR.. Biye- Tatum, No II north Sixth street.
mas returned from q visit to his family at Har-
risOnbuTg. Va.
The May number Of the Richmond Trade
journal has been received and contains many
articles Of interest t. the general public.
Among the marriage licenses issued in
Washington was one to John ArmstrOn. and
DR.. C. J. Bradshaw. resident physician at
the almshouse who mas been on a visit 70 his
nome in Isle of Wight county, has returned
TO the city.
A meeting Of the Committee on Second Mar
het was called for yesterday afternoon. but
owing To the lack of q quorum no business
could be transacted.
Hiss Maria Edwards. charming young
deouiante from the Hill City Of Lynchburg.
Is visiting her cousin, Miss Katie Edwards at
lU west Grace street.
Frank, the intact son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Washer. died az the residence, No. 307
Louisiana street Thursday The funeral
took place Yesterday at o'clock
Rev. ". W. Smith. who recently con-
Quoted successful revival at Fulton Baptist
church. Is very sick az the residence of Mr..
{. II. Smith. on Louisiana street.
The Mitchell Bahen Republicans. who de-
feated the custom house postofiice clique in
the Jackson ward election. will have a parade
snd publication next Monday night.
The Sunday-school teachers of Richmond
and Manchester will meet at the Young Mems
Christian Association at o'clock j.. II. for
the study Of the international lesson.
The moonlight excursion 10 Dutch Gap
Thursday 10y the ladles of the Grace street
Presbyterian church VIII be pleasant affair
p /.
The Committee on ST. Johns Burying
Ground met ia the school building of 81
Johns church yesterday afternoon and trans
asesd tho usual amount Of routine business.
Hon. f. H. Busbee one of the most promi-
nent men in North Carolina. and Messrs. c.
c. Watts and Malachi Jackson, leading citi-
zens Of Charleston. ". Va. are at Murphvs
Hotel.
meeting Of the committee to solicit sub
scriptiOns for the Virginia Mechanics lnsti-
tute building was held last night. whom il WAS
determined TO push the matter TO a successful
conclusion.
A beautiful souvenir Of the Hill monument
unyeiling has been issued by the !. l. Hill
Printing Company. IL is iull OF interesting
information relative 10 the iato distinguished
General. and gives full account Of his com
mands 40 various times.
The electric lamps now being put in place
in the private portion Of the city will prob
ably give better light than those already up.
as they are swung in the middle of both streets
instead of on the corners. ly means of
SLIDING pulley tho lamps are pulled - the
poles when necessary 10 replenlsh their car
bOns.
Rev. John b. 1urpin OF Charlottesville,
will al the special request of two OF the city
pastors. repeat on Sunday the splendid adj
dress which he delivered yesterday morning
III LNe lTst DADAlnL tuAlNu iAt VIII rFtAh
tomorrow morning at the Clay-street Beptist
church and tomorrow night at the Leigh
street Baptist church.
Intelligence has been received hero Of tho
death in Brooklyn. y. y. OF Mr.. James J..
Morrow. He was a member Of Richmond
Randolph Lodge. No. -. Of Masons and
Richmond Royal Arch Chapter No. 3. Az
the time of his death he was superintendent
Of the BROOKLYN. Flatbush and Gomez Island
road. Nj. Morrow was ut one time assistant
superintendent of the Richmond and Dam
vile railroad and division superintendent of
the Chesapeake and Ohio.
Captain Andrew Pizzini. Jr. and wife have
returned from o pleasant trip % Canada.
While there they paid visit 70 the notable
shrine OF II. Anne dc seaupras. they were
anxious TO see this famous church and also
Desired - obtain "a relic for the Catholic
church at Ashland. which is soon 20 be ded-
icated Captain and Mrs. Pizzinl were very
kindly received 10y Rev. Father Boulanger
the priest in charge at ~. Annes. and they
succeeded in obtaining piece of the original
chapel. which is still sacredy preserved.