The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-27
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Yoter~stiux Facts About Kichmonos ~''
zen. and other Matters.

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A.. Arthur NJ. TYLER who has been sick
for tha mast two weeks is Improving.
Mrs John H. Young's symptoms were re-
,o,ted rather more favorable last night.
| covsrnor Mckinney left yesterday for
| Farmvllle. where he VIII remain until Iues-
| day.
Mr.. A. NJ Routt. 1906 west Main, is con
| 6ned 10 his bed with violent attack OF the
| grip
DIR. and Mrs. A. T.. Dickinson have returned
from n delightful visit OF several weeks 10
Florida
Miss Jennie Labenberg will return home
Monday after visit of several weeks IN Biz
mingham, Ala.
Mrs. William ID. Lacy, of West Point, 10
visiting her sister. Mrs. y. G. Edwards, at olo
north Eleventh street
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Coffman. OF HARRISON
burg. are visiting their brother. Dir. George
NJ Wyatt, OF this city.
Mrs. r. NJ Ezekiel. of Springfield Mass. is
expected To arrive ia the city to-day on WISH
TO Mrs. William III. Brauer.
Mr. Charles NJ Fry. who left virginia IN
1913, is on his first visit back here. lie caiied
on the Governor yesterday.
The regular monthly meeting OF the City
School Board will be held Monday afternoon
y
Mr.. Patrick II. C. Cabell. a prominent at.
tornev of Richmond. has announced himself
as a candidate for the City Council, SUBJECT 10
the primary.
Mr.. and Mrs David May and their son
Irving who has been the guests or Mr.. ana
Mrs Ike Thahimer, have returned to their
home at Orange courthouse.
Miss Grace Crockett and Miss Nellie Har.i-
son, of Bridgeport. Conn, and Mrs; iizze
Breck. of Chicago. are guests OF Mrs. william
Ii. Brauer. in Henrico county.
Thomas Nelson. the popular mayorsof Cape
Charles. northampton county, passed through
the CITY Yesterday. Mayor Nelson reports
Cape Charles booming right ahead.
The Russell Sisters Burlesque Company
and Realm. the Indian juggler, are among
the attractions at Putnam's Theatre Comique
this week. The show is good one.
The fire at 1857 o'clock last evening from
box rs was caused by the burning of q
chimney in rear of Hannigan's store. on
Brook avenue. The damage was trifiing.
Mr.. Willard B. Haight, assistant State sec
rotary of the Young Mems Christian Asso
citation, who has been suffering with quinsy
for the past ten days. is able to be out again.
Mr. H. s. Jennings, one Of the candidates
for the city sergeancy. in card IN another
column defends himself against rumors that
have been circulated during the past few
days
The ladies Of Trinity Methodist church will
give a supper tomorrow night at the church.
They earnestly desire many 10 attend. as the
proceeds are TO DO devoted TO important
church work.
Hon. j. n. Stubs. State senator from
Gloucester has been appointed by John X.
Cooke Camp of Confederate Veterans as their
representative of the meeting of old veterans
in New Orleans.
Mr. Charles Powell. a prominent citizen of
Bridgeport Northampton county, who has
been in the city for O few days. left for his
home yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Powell was
the guest of NJ. b. Ramos and L. n. Render
during his stay.
Northern gentleman went into the Office
of Hon. II. X. Pollard last Friday and intro
duced himself as a Federal officer whom Mr..
Pollard captured during the war. Mr. Fol
lard remembered the incident perfectly and
the two had pleasant chat.
Richmond Light Infantry Blues Associa-
ton having received an invitation to attend
the reunion of veteran Confederate soldiers
in New Orleans on the sth and 9Th of April
next. the president requests all who contem-
plate attending to report to him.
The meeting of the City Council to fill
the vacancies on the Board of School Trustees
takes place tomorrow night. These appoint
ments are looked forward to with much anx-
iety, as the question of white teachers IN
colored schools is expected TO be made an
issue in the selection of these gentlemen by
the friends of that movement.
Mrs. r. Myers at No. 10 east Clay street,
gave a reception Friday night in honor of her
niece Miss Sara Simon, and her fiance, Mr..
l.. f. Gamper.. of New York city. The en-
tertainment was complete in all of its de-
tails. and many lovely women in pretty
gowns were present The music was excel
lent, and the collation. was composed Of
many dainties and delicacies.