The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-09
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
ra..r.st,pr Facts About Richmoho' ~'''
xeusand other Matters.

rho Third police-station oincers uiu no'
make an arrest all day yesterday
Richmond will be represented at the Peters
-, memorial exercises to-day AZ Danuiolu'
M ,nost handsome buses in Richmond
.bosa inst received for service al the TX
change. cry, ..-
co. ~ the jefferson Literary ana Social
Circle.
for a visit to Mount ST. Clemens Springs Lake
colopel b. F. W. Carter. Of Cincinnati
formerly Of Richmond. is on Visit 70 relatives
and friends.
Miss Katie straus and Mr.. Fl. VI. Reinhard
vii bs married at Belvidere Hall next Tues
day at2P NJ.
The examinations at the High School, close
e. dav. Those in the intermediate schools
are also in progress
General Joseph r. Anderson. Mrs. Ander-
son and Colonel Edward Booson lett yester-
day for Virginia Beach.
Miss Mamie Hill. daughter OF Nh Rowland
Hill vino was thrown from her buggy 1ues-
day morning is improving
Rev. Bayus Cade returned from North
Carolina very much refreshed and has entered
anew upon his PASTORAL work
NJ and Mrs. william n. Peasants will
speud the summer with their daughter, Mrs.
James IT, Crenshaw. at Bon Air.
Nh J. Stanley Mountcastle and bride fnee
Gu1e have returned from Washington and
have received many congratulations.
There was meeting of the Hollywood Ne
mortal Association in the lecture-room of Dr.
Hoge's church yesterday afternoon.
The meeting Of tho stockholders OF the
buckingham railroad announced for noon
Yesterday has been postponed 70 June 10th
DR.. f. 5. Harker has located on Church
Hill and taken the Peasants mansion, at
Twenty and Broad streets. for the sum
mer
The friends Of MI and Mrs. Percy L. Tiller
will sympathize with them in the death Of
their little boy. Richard who died Tuesday
night.
Intelligence has been received of the death
Of Messrs. John Price Bowles and George
Profit. weIl-known citizens of Hanover
county.
Judge Wexford. Of the City Circuit Court,
Yesterday confined tho sale recently made
OF the State cattle pens on the Brook road
near the city.
Mrs. F. A. Saunders, Of Franklin street
and Mrs. /. n. Jones. Of Floyd avenue, left
Tuesday via tho Old Dominion steamship for
a visit % New York.
Captain Charles II. O'Neil. Of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railway, and Hiss Bolton
were married Tuesday at $50 o'clock L. NJ az
st. Peters cathedral.
Mrs. James T. Kearney and daughter. Miss
Mary. IF this city. and Miss Agnes J.: Wise
man. Of jersey City Heights are at the Hy-
geia Hotel. Old Point Comfort.
Cards are out for the marriage Of Mr. vii
liam l.. Crump and Miss Maud Lou Davis,
daughter Of Mr T. Wiley Davis. he cere-
mony takes place at Trinity church June
18Th at o'clock L. VI.
The fire alarm at 1915 o'clock yesterday
afternoon was occasioned by II slight blaze in
some rubbish in Starkes alley. near Fifteenth
and Main streets. The fire Was put out before
the arrival Of the department.
Cards arc ont for tho marriage Of Mr.. J. VI.
Chappell and Miss Mamie r. Crowder,
daughter Of Mrs. ). /. Wilkins. The cere-
mony takes place AT Park Place Methodist
church. June 81. az o'clock +. VI.
Arrangements will be made to form a
junior military company tonight at sis
o'clock AZ Murphy Hotel. II Is 10 be com
posed OF sons of Confederate veterans rang
ing ia age from fourteen 10 sixteen.
Rev. r. p. Kerr. d. D.. will preach at Cen
tenary Methodist church next Sunday morn
ing and evening in the absence Of the pastor
Rev. X. n. Sledd. who is out Of the city.
Mr.. W. 3. Hancock Of No. Is south Third
street. is in tho city after al extended trip
through Mexico and the South. lie repre-
sents Williams. kneeland a Co., OF Boston,
Mass
A reception will 10 rendered Dr. and Mrs
George Cooper at the First Baptist church
next Monday night. The occasion is the
seventh anniversary Of the pastorate of Dr.
Cooper 40 this church, and the twenty first
anniversary of his marriage.
An attempt was made Tuesday night 70
rob the residence OF Mr. Taylor, who lives
in the house lately occupied by Mr. Richard
NJ. Taylor. on Grace street near Twenty
second a watch mo, and several small aIti-
cles Of clothing were stolen.
Secretary Tyler is in receipt of a letter
/ from Or. j. ". McBryde. president Of the
Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical Col
/ lege no Blacksburg, asking that large
amount OF space be set apart for the accom-
mediation OF their exhibit this fall.
The many friends in the city Of Professor
| J. Leslie Hall OF William and Mary College
| will be glad 10 learn that he has had the de
greo II Ph. ID. conferred upon HIM by Johns
| Hopkins University Professor Hall IS q Ia
/ tive of Richmond and brother of Captain
/ Cunningham Hall.
Henry Woods q white man, who resides
on west Main street, met with serious IN
/ Jury at Nineteenth and Main streets last even
+ ing. lie WAS arranging the electric light a.
+ that point and fell from the pole, receiving u
! compound fracture at the lower extremity oil
+ the thigh. lie was attended by the ambu-
/ lance surgeon and taken 10 MS home. where
/ the family physician was called.
| Mf. a. LaDgstaf Johnston was IN tho city
yesterday for the first time IN three months.
/ He Is the consulting engineer OF the New Or
/ leans and Carr0ltOn electric railway. which
/ he Is building. IL is the first electric railway
/ in the Crescent City. lie. with Colonel W.
/ f. Cutshnw and Alr. C. T.. Boiling, leaves this
morning for Old Point to attend the conyen-
/ ton Of the American Society Of Civil Engi-
neers.
The insurance on the property Of John
| Stout, destroyed by fire. Tuesday morning.
was as follows. Five hundred dollars on the
building with Mr.. B. g. Wherry IN tho Com
mercial Union Assurance Company OF Lon
don. The house cost $500 "A few months
ago. On the stock and fixtures. valued ai
n 700. he had an insurance Of $500 "a the
stock and 500 on the fixtures. placed with
George ID. Peasants " Son IN the sun Fire
Company. Ills loss is nearly $4,000.