The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-11
Personal AyD GENERAL.
in'eresting Facts About Richmonds Citt-
rem. and other Matters

Mrs. W. A. Major, Of Birmingham, Ala, is
ia the city.
A mad dog was killed in Fulton yesterday
afternoon about O'Clock
The school board will act on the bids for
the Nicholson school this afternoon.
Colonel A. ID. Reeve. chief engineer OF the
Nicaragua canal. is stopping at the Exchange.
Miss Willie Fry. of South Boston Va. 10
visiting her friend. Miss Gay Simpson. ct ol3
west Clay street
Miss Denie and Salle Dunn OF Ports
mouth. w.. aro visiting their friend. Miss
Matte Wood. at 5O2 Nicholson street.
The Chesapeake and Ohio railway will sell
round-trip tickets TO Oh cago at Sl5 on ac-
count OF the Democratic National Convention.
Mr. George G. Murrell. of Coleman's Falls,
Bedford county. Va has been appointed
member Of the Auxiliary Board OF the Worlds
Fair managers.
The Baptist Sunday-School Association of
Richmond and Manchester will hold their
monthly meeting Sunday afternoon at
o'clock with the Barton Heights Baptist
church.
The meeting of Sunday school teachers at
tho Young Mems Christian Association for
the study of the international Lesson Will
commence at $3.50 +. NJ. Mr. Thomas Potts
will lead.
The meeting Of the Committee on Schools
OF the City Council, which was called for this
evening has been postponed on account OF
the indisposition Of its chairman, Colonel
John 3. Cary.
Rev. W. W. Smith. the evangelist. who re-
Gently conducted meetings at the Fulton 5ap-
list church has recovered from his spell Of
sickness He has left for Bristol, Tenn,
where he will conduct meetings.
With the other events Of the summer have
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round is being erected al the corner of first
and COutts streets. and the police court busi-
ness Will be increased accordingly.
The delegates from Virginia TO the Chicago
Convention will leave on next Thursday for
the convention city. They will 90 via the
Chesapeake and Ohio route Several leading
Democrats of Richmond will 90 with the
delegates.
The members and congregation Of Fulton
Baptist church will petition the City Council
to widen Nicholson street from Williamsburg
avenue TO Fulton street The street IS SO
narrow that it is impossible for two vehicles
to pass each other.
Yesterday afternoon as little Sadie Kesler.
two years old, was playing on the street IN
front of her parents house. on Seventh street,
she was run over and quite seriously hurt by
a buggy. The name Of the driver OF the
vehicle was not learned.
News has been received mere OF lno buuuen
death of Mr. Theodore Haxan, at Lebanon,
Charles City county. yesterday. Mr.. Haxsll
married Miss Eugenia Floyd. and was the
brother Of Mrs. g. X. Tenser and Mrs. ii. {.
Terrell. of this city He had many friends
and relatives in Richmond.
Among the graduates at the State Female
Normal School are the following from Rich
mond. Professional graduate. February class.
Ella Creed. full graduates. June ciass, Mag
gle Mitchell. Aurelia Powers professional
graduates, Mary Crew, Nellie Hudgns. Mo
lania Meagher JAMIE Minor and Eva Willis.
Rev Robert p Kerr. d. d., returned a few
days ago from Hot Springs. Ark, where be
attended the meeting OF the General Assem-
bly, and will occupy his pulpit Sunday MORN
ing and evening. A statement printed last
Wednesday. that he would preach at Cente-
nary Methodist Episcopal church. Is there
fore erroneous.
There will be no games at the grounds Of
the Country Club near the New reservoir next
Sunday. My informant on Thursday evening
apparently labored under a Misrepresentation
when he tod me that the same mines that
had crossed bats that afternoon would play
again on Sunday morning. Under no cir
cumstances will any games be allowed to
be carried on at that place on Sunday.