The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-12
ROUND ABOUT THE CITY.
ITEMS oArHERED oy THE FLr.
Seu. OF General Interest to Home Folks and
Visitors Picked Up by "ihe Tines
Reporters While on Their Rounds.

DIR. J. ~ Roberts left the city last evening
for Cincinnati. 70 be away about two weeks.
Mrs julius Keller has returned 10 Brook.
lyn after visit 10 her mother, Mrs. G. L
Pizzini.
The two stores adjoining the southwest
corner of Main and Eighth streets are being
remodeled
Messrs. S. 8. p. Patteson and b. b. Munford
will start on a European tour about the latter
part of next month.
The organlst of the cathedral being absent
from the city Nh Manly i. Ramos VIII III
his position to-day.
Mr.. Ed. Newman will head the singing al the
boys meeting this afternoon at the Young
Mems Christian Association.
ST. Green. formerly Of the firm of Hazard
4 Hazard. of New York. IS now connected
with the West-End pharmacy.
Mr.. William Lovenstein has returned from
the Supreme Council Of the Royal Arcauum.
which met in Providence. r. /.
Miss Annie Palmore. who has been attend
ing the Baptist Female Institute. left Yester-
day for her home IN Cumberland.
Mrs. Henry p. Randolph, who has been
visiting friends in King and Queen and New
Kent counties. mas returned 70 the city.
Captain f. H. Lea agent Of Richmond and
] IhHflllt IAllIDdu III illS tiA1f VIII DuiAA q
pretty residence in the West-End this fall.
The Laurel-street Methodist Sunday school
will give its annual excursion and basket
picnic at Ashland Park Tuesday, June 2lst
Rev. John Cavanaugh. the one-armed sol
der evangelist formerly of Richmond. Is at
work in the slums and dives OF Buffalo, n. \.
Miss Mary c. Osterbind has returned from
the Salem Female College 10 spend the yaca-
ton with her parents at 5l6 south Laurel
street.
Rev. Baylus Cade, Of Yenable-street Bap-
fist church will preach at the mission tent.
corner Thirty-trst and Broad streets, to-day
at 5 z. III.
Mrs. T.. L. Guy and little daughter who
have been visiting Captain and Mrs j. r.
Phillips for two weeks. have returned % their
home in Norfolk
Miss Maggie II. Ayres. Of Buckingham
county who has been IN the city on visit 10
the Misses Hall 92i east Marshall street. left
yesterday for her home.
The Grays will celebrate their forty eighth
birthday at Providence Forge Monday. To-
day at 8 o'clock Z. NJ they will attend ser
vice at Rev. DR.. Hoge church.
Dr. H. l.. McNurran. No. II north Ninth
street, who has been attending the bedside
OF bis father. Rev. Or. r. l.. McMurran Of
Portsmouth. Va. has returned 10 the city
Mrs. r. Lewis Marshall OF Washington. ID.
c.. is in tho city 10 attend the marriage IF
her sister. Miss Mamie Gwatkin. which will
take place the 25th of June at st. Iauls
church.
Kellys Novelty Company will give an en-
tertainment al Belvidere Hall next Tuesday |
night for the benefit of Otto Ambrecht, who |
lately lost his eyesight aud an arm In quarry |
explosion.
Miss Lizzie G.. Conrad. daughter of Rev. |
W. A. S. Conrad. of Buckingham circuit. is
in the city visiting relatives and friends. She
is stopping with her grandparents, Dir. and
Mrs. +. j. Conrad.
Mrs. John d. schofeld. of Tennallytown.
d. c., accompanied by her little daughter,
Lula, IL visiting her mother and sister. Mrs
William il, II. kidwell and Mrs John L.
Harding, ut Barton Heights.
There will be IA Michigan maple sugar
tea" aud musical entertainment for the bene-
fit of Trinity Lodge. /. .. g. T.. Tuesday
evening at Central Hall Mr.. J.. l. Boiling
and his class will take part.
The city Democratic committee will meet
in the circuit courtroom Tuesday night next
10 make arrangements for the wafd meetings
to be held On the night of the 2lst 10 elect
members of the city Democratic committee.
The wedding of Miss Mamie McCleuand
Gwatkin TO 1ir Frederick Lewis Curtlsr. OF
England. Will take place the 2sth of juno
They Will travel for Six weeks in America and |
will then sail for their future home in Eng
land.
A meeting Of the Board Of Police Comm.s-
slOners was held yesterday afternoon and tie
resignation Of Officer }. }. Powell of the
Third district. was accepted. NJ y. Dugau a
huckster IN the Second Market, was elected
Ia his place.
The International Typographical Union
meets az Philadelphia tomorrow morning.
Messrs 4. Is. Ferguson and James A. HeaIy
are the representatives from Richmond
nion Mr.. Ferguson left Tor tho luaAor
City yesterday and Mr.. Heay leaves to-day
On Tuesday night. in Odd-Fellows' Hall.
friendship Lodge. ]. o. O. r.. viii observe
Is annual 'Mem0rial" service IN honor of the
brethren deceased during the year Past
irand j. ID. 4. Sleight Will deliver the princl- d
pal address !
The annual picnic to Ashland Park for the
benefit OF the Retreat for the Sick will he y
'iyen Tuesday tho 2sth OF june The com. /
nittee in charge, with Mrs. i. b. Gentry as 4
chairman. will make every effort 90 add 10 !
he pleasure and comfort of those who wish :
% attend :
The Boat Club Of the Young Mems Chris 4
ian Association yesterday received two new i
IOats which had been ordered recently The \
,Oats are OF the kushtOn canoe style and +
eat three persons. They vii! no doubt form !
great attraction for the members of the club +
AN t4tii ihA1 II loAh' /
The local boards Of fre-insurance agents +
throughout the state have held meetiuSs Ana ]
opposition TO entering tho Southeastern Tariff {
association. and on the I'D OF this month
here will be a general meeting IN this citv OF b
representatives, OF these boards 70 take united
ction on the subject. A
Miss Bessie Isbell, who has been attending \
he Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institute. Stanton y
as returned home. being the recipient 0f two ,
eautiul gold medals. one given by Professor J.
!. j. Turner for Improvement in music and l.
he other by Captain L. 5 Doyle for beIng J.
he best walker IN the school. !
Governor Mckinney Yesterday received an .
lvtation o. be present at the celebration of a.
he one hundred and sixteenth anniversarv ~ !,
american lndepedence 10y the Iammsnv So. =
ieiy or Columbian Order of New York eitv o.
IT'S wlewam on Fourteenth street ne =
Governor Is urgently requested 10 attend and I !,
ddTess the meeting. -
The bronze re!iefs for the Howitzer rro,u- f.
lent have arrived. They are crculer ~ n
onsist OF field surrounded by ianrel n
reath. The field Of the one bears CON. /
sderate escutcheon. with the legend "Ero,n n
ethel u Appomattox' That of the cher | p
rosseI cannon. with the Howtzer r,otto ! ;.
Cita mors aut yctorie ltta." as the legend | c
nd the date 1859 in the exergue.
Last evening Charles Gentry Il whit bo,,
lt harvey tFreeU. a uerO lon4tr. .-f---i |