The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-11
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesiing Facts About h'chmond's CIT
zens and other Matters.

Hon. b. Is. Muniord has returned to the
city.
Major A. J. Richardson. OF frederick's Hall,
was In the city yesterday.
The Rev. James Little. OF Westminster, has
left the city for a short vacation IN FLORIDA.
Mr.. James +. Collier. Jr., of Petersburg IL
in the city visiting friends. and VIII remain
several days.
Miss Lizzie Robertson. of Saltville. Va. IS
visiting Mrs. Thomas Boiling, Jr.. 6lO west
Franklin street
In the building which is soon TO be erected
for the Planters National Bank Anderson
brown stone will be used.
Professor F.. ]. Minor will tender an enter
tanment 10 his drawing school at Sanger
Hall this evening.
There will be meeting Of Solid Democratic
Club tonight at No. High street. All can
didates are invited 70 attend.
The funeral Of Floyd Binns. youngest son
OF the late Samuel ID. Bnns. will take place
from East-End Baptist church to-day at IL
o'clock A. ~.
The chorus for the concert for the Shelter
ing Arms will rehearse at Moses music store
TO day at II VI. a full attendance IS earn
esIlY requested.
Henry Black (colored) was arrested vester-
Il
the charge o, stealing three forks. two knives
and one spoon from some person unknown.
The demurrer to the declaration in the case
OF Philips against the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad Company was argued yesterday IN
the citr clrcui, court. he Judge reserved
his decision.
Elicit Robinson (colored). who lately es-
capped from Henrico Jail. has been receptured
and brought back. Only one OF the jail
breakers Edward Humphreys (colored), IS
now at ar-e.
The ambulance was called at 2:i5 P. VI. yes
terday to the Tredegar iron Works TO n col
cred man who had his foot mashed. He was
treated and carried to his home on south
Second street.
Messrs W. L. Dawey grand secretary, and
J. j. Creamer, grand master rnachinist OF the
International Association Of Machnists. have
lett for indianapolis, md. on business trip,
to be gone several days.
The meetings at the Groye-ayenue Baptist
church continue 10 attract large audiences
each evening. Rev. Mr. Wharton preached
powerful sermon last evening, and several
persons )ro.es,ed religion.
Tho horse attached T. a buggy belonging
TO Mrs. Henry BOdeker ran o. from her resi-
dence. On west Grace street. yesterday morn
ing. Ms. Bodeker was in the vehicle at the
time. but was not injured.
Mr. Girnett Todd Bloseley died Wednesday
night al the residence Of his mother, No 10
north twentieth street. The deceased was
only twenty-five years of age. and was a
promising and popular young man.
Among tho marriage licenses issued in
Washington Wednesday were licenses 10
Howard VI. Delaney and Blanche A. Rowe.
both OF Richmond. Va. Samuel 4. Hall of
Richmord, Va. and 1lollic Ellis, of Manches-
ter. va.
The following is the copy Of telegram re-
ceived by Mr. r. A. Dunlop. secretary OF the
CnamberO. Commerce, Yesterdays Hoist cold
wave signal. Temperature will fall about iit-
teen to twenty degrees by Friday night Har-
r.ngtOn.
Mrs. Flzabeth Tomlinson one OF the oldest
Church ill residents. IS very III. Her son.
Mr. Niitz1ominson. OF Wilmington Del is
with ner Mrs. Tominson is also the mother
of Captain Alex NJ. Tomilnson, Of the Rich
mond police.
A very interesting concert will be given in
tho large leil of the Young Mems Christian
Association by the Meigs Sisters Concert
Company. IL will be one of the Star course
entertainments and an interesting programme
will be executed.
The Republicans OF Jackson ward have
held seveal conferences with reference 20
their candidates for the Council. IL Is said
that therewill be many aspiranis in the field
in a short time The Democrats will likely
make a fight for the cOuncilmen in that ward.
Mrs Tghune. better known as Marion Har-
land. will be in the city on the ia and spend
a week r. the guest of her brother. Mr. Hor-
ace Haws. She is TO deliver lecture at the
Governors Mansion on "A Gentleman of the
Olden Tine for the benefit Of the Daughters
of the Revolution.
Mr.. Edward c. Stickney, Of Boston, who
claims iOOe the strongest Of all strong men. y
reached the Guy last evening. he expects 20
give al exhibition of his strength before
leayingthe city if he can succeed in making
his arrangements. He breaks hOrseshOes with
MS NAKED hands and lifts an ordinary man.
standing in a chair by the rounds with one
hand lie is stopping at the American.
Richmond Royal Arch Chapter. No. B..
which meets at the old Masons Hall. vii be
100 yeas old Saturday, the 18th. and the an
niyersay will be celebrated at the Masonic
Tempt on Monday evening the l4th. fine
pra gralme has been arranged embracing
vocal nd instrumental music, reading the
historyUf the chapter from its organization TO
date ddress by Hon. ID. G.. Richardson, 70
grand hnquet under the charge OF the cee-
bratedIasonic caterer, William hrause. and