The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-17
PERSONAL and GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About RIcbmond's Git
zens and Other Matters.

zens and Other Matters.
Captain Andrew Pizzini and wife are visit
ing Montreal
Mr. T. f. Tholl. late Of Richmond, is now
located at Newport News.
Main-street cars now run through TO Reser-
yoir lake wlthC 81 change.
Mr. VI. +. Hudnal of River View. has re-
turned from the Baptist Convention at At
lanta.
Mr.. X. J.. Simpson, Mr. Sol. Hass' efficient
secretary. IS in the city from his headquarters
III Atlanta.
The iron work Of the Barton Heights bridge
j. now beng put up and in few weeks will
be completed.
John T. Davis, who IS charged with en-
bezz.ement. will be tried in the hastings
court to-day.
Mr. C. W. Yolkmann aud Mrs. julius A.
Hooson, who have been quite sick, are both
greatly improved.
The annual report of the City Engineer is
received with the compliments OF Colonel
William T.. Cutshaw. il is a comprehensive
and important paper.
Captain F.. H. Chalkley, Of brakes Branch.
Richmond and Danylle railroad, spent Sun
day IN the city with his mother
Messrs F. p. Winston d Son have sold tho
Hunter Tract" part oi last Richmond, for
1880 per aero. The tract contains forty
four acres
Mr John p Petts. who was elected "a a
Cleveland delegate from the Fourth precinct,
Clay ward, has appointed Dir. George \.
HICKS, ST., as his alternate.
There will be a meeting of the Virginia
Ramabai Society tomorrow at 8 o'clock T. ~,
IN the lecturc-room Of the Christian church,
al 10. nd =
Mr. T. +. Parham. cashier Of the Rich
mond and Danyille Railroad Company. head
quarters IN Atlanta. IL IN the city TO attend
the Masonic Scottish Rite meetings at ST.
Adams Hall
The Union Passenger line has commenced
tho work of changing the electric motors 20
the summer cars and will have some OF them
running in few days If the weather con-
tinues warm.
The Manhattan Giants aud the Red Stock
ings Of Norfolk two c0lored ball clubs play ID
Il game yesterday afternoon as Island Park,
which resulted IN a victory for the latter by
score Of "a to7.
Grace Episcopal Sunday school held a cee-
bratlon last evening az their edihce. corner OK
Main aid Foushee streets. and the programme
rendered. consisting OF singing and snort
addresses. was decidedly pleasing.
The closing exercises of tue Richmond
Theological Seminary Will take place to night
az the Ebenezer Baptist church at s.l5
o'clock. The public are invited. Rev Or.
Nelson will deliver an address othe students.
Mr.. George c. McGilyray. formerly a resi-
dent OF this city but now representative OK
the New York Board of Underwriters. IS in
Richmond and was warmly greeted ny many
friends yesterday with whom he Is deseryediy
popular.
Miss Minnie Semons dancing pupils en-
jOys- % closing entertainment al Monticello
Hail last evening. There were goodly num-
Der OF pretty maidens present and gallant
youths paid them devotiOus Of chiya.ry. IL
was past midnight before the revelry ceased.
The mother Of Rev J 3. Hutson, pastor of
Pino-stFeet church, and ot Rev. j. J.. Hu;son,
the evangelist is very sick az the home OF the
latter. on Cherry street. Sue Ia her elgnti-
second year. The evangelist who IS now "a
North Carolina was telegrap dtor yesterday.
The Drug Clerks Association held its regu-
lar meeting last evening at the drug store of
Nj j. j. Morrison. corner Of Iweniy-sixth
and Broad streets Much business of inn
portance was transacted. The next meeting
will be 40 Owens ~ Minors, 1907 east Main
street. May 3ist.
A committee of the City School Board VII
visit lba and Moore schools TO-DAY IN tie
regular order OF annual visitation. Inc ll.l
School IS tho last on the list aud Will be visit
ed next Friday. Senator Loyenstelh. WHO
was appointed on the committee Will not 10
a le 10 attend to-day on account OF sickness.
James II. jenkins (colored) was arrested
yesterday afternoon at the 'Penola Club on
Third stree. between Broad and Grace. By
Sergeant Tomlinson, upon II warrant charS-
ing him with obtaining, up false pretences,
goods and money from W. L. Anderson a Co.,
corner Sixth and Clay streets. Jenkins used
d check with the name If Blair Morris signed
70 IL.
Mr. Lee Straus and his niece. Miss Florence
BloOmberg, were out driving Sunday alter
noon when the horse attached TO the buggy
in which they were became frightened on
Frnnklin street near Harrison. When the
animal had run some distance Mr. Straus
turned him into the Richmond College fence
Bo1h occupants were thrown out and some
what bruised. The buggy was smashed
to the present time the following or
CARNATIONS have expressed their Intention OF
participating IN the ceremonies incident -
tie unyeiing OF the A. =. Hill monument:
H. J.. Lee Camp. No. !: Louisa camp, Ii; J..
ee Camp, Sons of Veterans, X. J.. Lee
Camp. No. D Stonewall Camp. j. J.. j.
Stuart Camp. Maury Camp, Stoyer Camp a
+. ill Camp. First Virginia regiment aud
LyncAburg Home Guard.
Mrs. W. L. Evans. after a pleasant S.slt OF
several days. lett Tor Corners'ille, Md. T.
join her family yesterday afternoon The
numerous calls made upon heT whist mere
showed the high appreciation ana hnsctlCn
she enjoyed whilst living IN the city. and
though she removes 10 another State her
friends will he glad 10 welcome her 1T any
time. Mr.. ivlns will remain with his family
until June. when he leaves for Florence. Ala
The executive committee of the Baptist
Social mon held q meeting Yesterday uiief-
noon 10 b2l east Main street and appointed u
committee TO arrange the details OF the an
nual celebration of the Union on the 3lst
instant. handsome supper Will. OF course,
be provided. The Social Union was the
topic selected for discussion. The officers for
the ensuing year will be elected on this occa-
sion. The meetings of the Baptist Social
Mon are in the fullest sense what the name
implies. and each succeeding one lives fresh
in the memory until another comes around.
Tho Cycle Club.