The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-24
prRsONAn AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Kiohmohu' VIZ
zens md other Matters

Mr. F. A. Catlin has returned from busi-
ness trip 90 New FORK.
Mr. John b. Cooper. Of WindeT. who has
been quite sick is improving.
Miss Molhe oadbetter. Of Goochland' Is
visiting friends in Richmond.
Nr. and Mrs. W. G. Mcdowell and daughter
/ LETT SUNDAY for q weeks soJourn at Old foihl'
Mss Lillian Dgggins IS visiting he5 twp
nieces. Mabel and Pansey Bowles. on Church
/ JILL.
MIR William d. Meyers has left for New
Yo-k. where he will SAL on the 2sth for
Europe
The annual meeting Of the Male Orphan
Society II Richmond viii be held Sunday,
May 2ath
Mr. b. Darlington and wife. Of Danville,
are the guests Of Dr. c. v. Darlington, on
Park avenue.
Mr.. hedeN jenkins has returned from q
successful business tip TO Baltimore and
Washington city.
Mr Philip stoneman, Of Island Fluvanna
county. is visiting his friend. Mr.. Thomas q.
SyduOr OF this city.
Mrs. Ierhune Marion Harland) and
daughter Mrs. Derrick. spent Saturday and
Sunday as the guests OF Mr. ). H. Hawes.
The funeral of the late Captain Robert
I0mpkins took place sunday afternoon from
bis late residence No II nth Pine street.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of Grace Episcopal
church w,ll meet iu the iectule-rOom OF that
ed.hta next Saturday afternoon al o'clock.
DR. Charles Steel was quite III Yesterday.
causing great uneasiuess . his trends 10
was reported somewhat improved l6st yenlDg.
Mrs. Charles W. Button. a representative
and much beloved adv of LYnchburg, IS
visiting her niece. Mrs W. j. Payne. 936 west
Grace street
The West-Fnd Baptist Sunday school viii
celebrate its third anniversary this evening AT
3 O'Clock in tie church building. The public
is cordially invited.
There viii be q lawn party Friday afternoon
from TO 10 O'Clock at 203 west rankin
street under the auspices Of the lady man
ayers Of The Charity Ball.
Thomas Vale. who appeared in THF TwFs
police court report Sunday as yellow boy.
is not yellow bat OF pure Caucasian blood,
and the error is regretted.
The Committee on Streets of the City
Council was to have met last evening. but
for some reason the meeting was postponed
until next Friday evening.
Mr.. A. B. Duesberry. OF the Norfolk Acad
emv of Music, and Mr.. Eugene Mayes and
wife. OF Newport News. are in the city. Both
of these gentlemen are former residents.
Thursday. June 9th has been selected as
the day upon which the ball game between
of the Stuart Monument fund, will take place
Mr. George ". Brown. of this city. received
o telegram late last night announcing that
his father. Mr. Thomas b. Brown. who Is
stopping at Midlothian, was dangerously i'll.
Mr. Mcdowell. Of Ford's Hotel. and wife
and their little daughter Ailene. left Sunday
morning for Hygeia Hotel, old Point Com
fort. They expect TO be there a week or
longer.
The Republicans who contemplated having
"a meeting at Custalo Hall last evening ahan-
d0ned the idea and he'd themselves out 10
Jackson ward, where they Joined in the gen
eral pow-wow
That viii be jolly cargo which the steamer
ARIEL viii take 10 Butcn Gap on the evening
of June I'd. The excursion will be under the
auspices of the ladies of the Grace-street
Presbyterian church.
The young ladies'. who have aud are work
ing SO molly Tor the Sheltering Arms Hos.
pital will give picnic 20 ASH and Park on
June attn. The train viii leave Elba station
80 9 A. vi. The cause IS certainly a worthy
one
In tho account in our society letter Of Sun
day Of the entertainment given by Captain
and Mrs. Pegram. including q VISIT 10 the
monitors last Wednesday evening. the name
OF Miss Fannie Lyell appeared as Miss Iaa-
ME Lyle"
Mr. Thomas H. Bigger, assistant clerk 90
tile House # Delegates. who had been sick
from the hard work during the Convention
while assisting Mr. James y. Fisher, secretary
Of the State committee has nearly recovered
and is ont again.
Judges Fuller Bond and Gof arrived in
the city Yesterday, and will commence "a SEES
sion of the nited States Circuit Court of APP
pea's at 10 o. clock this morning. They are
stopping 40 the Exchange 10 is probable that
several other Judges will be present.
The Mest-Fnd Womaus Christian Temper
ance Union have been accorded next Thurs
day evening as the time when they will hold
forth az the bazaar at Belvldere Hall. 10 is /
expected that all the temperance organiza-
tons viii 10 largely represented on that occa-
sion.
May Paine. q white woman, aged forty-four |
year- who lived 40 No. 209 south Eleventh |
street. was lett by her friends yesterday about !
] O'Clock. When they retired about two hours /
later she was founG dead IN bed. Coroner |
Taylor viewed the remains and decided that /
death resulted from natural causes.
Next Sunday night Rev /. i. Dadmun. /
formerly assistant state secretary of the /
the Dung Mems Christian Association. viii !
preach the anniversary sermon before the /
missi 0nary society of the Grace-street Baptist |
church. Dr. Hatcher viii on the same night |
preach for Mr.. Dadmun al West-End MethO- |
dist church. IN Manchester.
Mr.. W. MacJones. one of the most popular |
young natives of this city and for some time |
holding responsible positions with TIE TMrs, |
has. as "a matter of preference. given up the |
clerical artistic use of pencil and brush and !
adopted the life of d commercial tourist He /
is now on his initial trip for the firm of I. {. !
Williams Co.. tobacco manufacturers.
Mr. Charles Hanford has booked date here |
during the coming theatrical season for his pro-
ductiOn OF Julius Cesar being the same as
that used by Booth and Barrett IN only the /
largest cities of the country Mr.. Hanford |
viii play the part of Mare Antony. for which /
be won great praise when with the two great
tragedians and viii DO assisted by Mr.. r. r. |
Spencer as Cassius and Mr. Bennett Matlack
as Brutus.
4 telegram received from Chicago An
nounces the death of Dir. h. q. Allen. The
only particulars received were that he died /
of pneumonia after three days Illness and
that the remains would be brought b Rich
m0nd The time of their arrival was not
The deceased was native of
Richmond and was better known as Boots
Allen. lie was a son of the late Russell W.
allen.
city Ambulance.
The ambulance was called yesterday at |
TOO A. NJ. 10 1873 Brook avenue. 10 white
man who was taken 10 the aims house. At
g.4O il was called 10 the Belle Isle bridge 10
white man with his foot mashed. II was
taken 70 his home on Laurel street. Another
call was made at 1890 =. NJ. % 300 south