The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-19
PERSONAL AND GENERAL
Interesting Facts About Riehmond's Citi-
Tens and Other Matters.

Interesting Facts About Riehmond's Citi-
Tens and Other MATTERS.
DR.. Hoge will leave this week for Balti-
moro on short visit.
Miss Carrie vennelle. who has been visit
ing IN Danville. has returned home.
The Grounds and Buildings Committee
will meet this afternoon at $50 o'clock
Mr., .Bryon Wallsrstsin, after an extended
tour through Europe. is in the city again
Dir. Robert +. Richardson and family
left for Hampton on Saturday afternoon.
Dr: W. T. Oppenhimer has returned from
visit to his old home in Fluvanna coun-
y.x
Mr.: Humphrey Calder has assumed
his duties as keeper Of New Reservoir
Park.
Mrs Annie Brittingham. Of New York. a
sister OF Mrs. John A. Curtis, IS on a visit
10 Richmond
The Committee on Retrenchment and Re-
form will meet this afternoon at o'clock In
the City Engineers Office.
Miss Mary Johnson and her mother and
Miss Adde Johnson left yesterday for the
Sweet Chalybeate Springs.
Miss Susie Maxey. who has been visiting
the Misses Pinder on the River view road,
has returned TO Powhatan.
Miss Bette Jewett. the efficient matron
of the Male Orphan Asylum. is on visit
TO her old homo in Midlothian.
Major William H. Tantum. we'll known in
this city in former years. died on the 18th
instant IN Trenton. n. j., OF fever.
Mrs. Hartley Carmichael. who is summer
ing at "Bellemeads." spent Sunday in Rich
mond as the guest Of DR.. and Mrs. Ross.
Several DEGREES were handed down by
Hon. James G. Lamb. Of the chancery court.
yesterday; but none were OF public H.
terest.
Mrs NJ F.. Noble and two children, of
Louisville. Ky. and Miss Lena Noble have
gone to Old Point and Virginia Beach TO
spend short while.
Corporal j. Percy Stuart of the Rich
mond Howitzers. left Saturday evening for
Ocean View to stay until Tuesday with tn Q
csnnoneers who are encamping there.
At late meeting of the board OF di-
rectors of the Msgdslen Asylum Messrs.
A. Bargamin. Richard l.. Brown and A.
L. West we're elected to fill vacancies.
Surgeon A. G.. Cabell, of tie United
States Navy Is on short visit to the city.
DR.. Cabell ia attached TO the hearsarge
which vessel is now undergoing repairs at
Portsmouth, n. H.
An alarm was turned in from Box IS yes
terday about noon to the house occupied
by Jennie Ford. AT north Thirtieth street.
The fire was caused by spark from the
chimney. Damage trifilng.
Mr.. T. Hannaford Twyford. of the Postal
| Telegraph Company, has gone 10 New ork.
| Saratoga and Niagara Falls. where he will
spend his vacation. He will stop ia Baltl-
more several days on his return.
The clerk of the hastings court yesterday
issued marriage licenses to the following
couples Benjamin +. Johnston. Chester
! field, and Blanche Thomas Wynne. Rich
mond. Richard ID. Watkins. Richmond and
Cora b. Turner. Richmond.
The Richmond Academy of Medicine and
| Surgery will meet tonight at $50 o'clock
at the Young Mems Christian Association
! Hall. The subject for discussion Will be
Disease More Common than Supposed"
DR.. Coleman will be the leader.
Mr.. w. Greanor Neal has purchased from
! Mr.. John G. Andrews thirty feet on the
south side of Byrd street between First and
Second streets. This place has long been
known as 'Buzzards' koost." Mr.. Neal will
at once have the old buildings remodeled
and reftted.
All who we're familiar with the workings
| Of the Attorney Generals office during the
administration OF Hoa. X. A. Ayers remem-
Der the bright boy who stayed IN the OF
| fee. William Howard. a son of tho old
| janitor at the Capitol. William has been at
Big Stone Gap with Mr.. Ayers for several
year.. but has been TO Richmond for several
days en- route to White Sulphur, where he
has accepted position.
Fully hundred persons were present at
the gospel meeting which was held Sunday
| afternoon at the lower Gas Works under the
auspices of committee from Broad-streei
! and Uniop-Station Methodist churches
| Deep interest WAS manifested. hessrs. A.
| Diaoont and Frank Bates are the promoters
| of the meeting. and several ladies from the
above churches lend their aid. A meeting
is held there every Sunday Afternoon al
2.30 o'clock.
Henry McCabe and James Stanley. OF
Richmond, and Millard Lewis of North
| Carolina. were arrested last evening by
officers Portieux Farley and Foster. OF the
Second station, charged with burglarlously
entering the restaurant of NJ. A. Delhayes
and stealing three boxes of cigars one box
| of cigarettes. two bottles of champagne and
one ham. behaves. who keeps very
reputable place on Marshall near Seventh
street, had closed his place. and the men
entered afterwards. They are OF low
grade as far as social status 10 concerned.
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