The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-14
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
fnteresting Facts About Kichmond's Citi-
zcns and Other Matters.

Mr.. Charles p. Stokes and family leave to-
day for Blue Ridge Springs.
Governor Mckinney and family will leave
Tor Blue Ridge Springs on Saturday
Mr.. L. r. Lyon. who has been quite sick for
several days, is now greatly improved.
Mr.. W. G. Hicks formerly of this city, now
Of Philadelphia. is at the Mount Vernon.
Ten veterans we're admitted to the SOL
diers' Home by tho board Tuesday night.
Urwn O. Mchaeis left yesterday morning
for Hampton, where he will spend his sum
mer vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Carter L. Wormley have been
visiting their cousin, Miss Nj. e.. Caldwell. OF
Newport r. !.
There will De trotting race Mt the Fair
Grounds this evening at o'clock between
two good horses.
Mr.. S. b. Woodin OF the Dispatch. and
TO spend a short time.
Mr. Fairfax c. Christian returned Monday
from an extended business trip through the
North and West.
DR.. Kerr will leave after the first Of August
and be gone for months vacation or more.
which he has fully earned.
Mrs. j. T. Dickerson. of Asheville. n. c..
is IN the city. being called here by the illness
of her sister. Mrs Il. T. Alvey.
Mr. A. jeff. Vaughan will make flving
trip 20 Virginia Beach this week. but will re-
turn COR the reunion of the Ola First next
Monday.
Mr. Frank s. Pendleton. of Galveston,
Texas. is on a visit to his parents ut No. y
north Fourth street. He is a son OF Mr.. 3. l..
Pendleton.
Or. Hoge has given notice that he will leave
after next Sunday FOR a vacation of six weeks,
but be will. no doubt. preach every Sunday
during his vacation.
The Richmond Zouaves drilled in the Capt.
toll Square last evening. First Lieutenant w.
II. Wood commanding. Another drill will
take place next Monday evening at O'Clock.
General John b. Gordon, commander of
the United Confederate Veterans, has APP
pointed Colonel Thomas A. Brsnder, of Rich
mond. major-general for the DIVISION OF
Virginia.
Misses Matte and Lucy Christian left Tues
day by the Old Dominion steamer for Nlllet
Point. on the Hudson where they will spend
the summer with DR.. and Mrs. Carter, OF 1.-THE
United States navy.
Direct Tax Commissioner J. b. Moon, DR..
Gillian. treasurer of Chesterfield county, and
Captain Birdsong. of the Richmond, Fred
ericksburg and Potomac railroad, were visi-
tors 81 the Capitol yesterday.
Mr.. Edward g. Porter and family, of Colds
.boro. \. c.; Miss Ella Carpenter. Of Norfolk,
and Mrs. Margaret Porter. of Portsmouth,
are in the city. the guests of MIR. Judson
Nash, of the First Auditors Office.
Or. James Y Fair leaves the lst of August
for Virginia Beach. where be will stay two
weeks. He will then 90 TO Cincinnati, ac-
cOmpanied by his sister. and visit there and at
different points on the lakes Tor two weeks
longer.
The Manhattans. of this city. and the Bal
timores. two col0red base ball organizations,
played an interesting game of ball at Island
Park yesterday afternoon before an audience
of several hundred spectators The score re-
suited in victory for the Richmond men.
Sergeant Seal and Policeman Lang yester-
day lodged in the Second police station Gran
vile Mayo. charged with assaulting and beat
ing his wife. and John Johnson, charged with
assault on Granville Mayo.
The sem-annual reunion OF the T Company
Association will be held at Blandon Park on
Friday. the 18th instant. The members will
he called 10 assemble at 10 A. Nj. The place
selected is delightful one for such occa-
siOns and the veterans are assured a pleasant
day,
To-day is the anniversary of the fall of the
Bastile, which occurred on July II. 1889.
Some of the French residents of the city will
observe the occasion as a holiday. Vice
Consul A. J.. Mssurier and wife will receive
their friends at their residence from Z. NJ,
TO 10 +. NJ.
The dedication of the new Methodist church
nj Chester, Chesterfield county, will take
place to-day. Rev. DR.. Sledd. of Centenary
church in this city, will preach at IL o'clock
III the morning. and Rev DIR. Tudor, Of
Broad-street Methodist church. will preach
at O'Clock IN the afternoon. The Richmond
and Petersburg Railroad Company will sell
round-trip tickets. good for any train, at the
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