The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-28
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's Citi-
zens and Other Matters.

Interesting Facts About RIchmond's Ciu-
zens and Other Matters.
Or. }. NJ. Roberts returned 10 the city yes
terdag.
Rev. Preston Nash will leave next month for
Europe.
MIR. Robert f. Richardson. who has been
quite sick is out again.
Mrs. W. W. Webb is quite i'll at her resi-
dence' No. / west Cary street.
Mr.. VI. F. Hudnall. Of River View. who has
been sick. is able 10 be out again.
The annual excursion of the Retreat for the
SICK comes of to-day at Ashland Park.
blr and Mrs. Thomas w. Gentry returned
from Saratoga Springs. n. y yesterday.
Dr.. Lewis Wheat. who has been visiting
his relatives, returned to the city Sunday.
Rev. DR.. Judkins goes to- the springs this
evening, where he intends spending his vaca-
ton.
Miss Laura Duke has returned 70 tho city
after pleasant trip to the mountains of Viz
ginia.
Sir. Charles A. Pulling, who has been
in Atlanta for some time, is back IN Rich
mond.
The closing exercises of the Male Orphan
Academy are announced TO take place this
afternoon.
Mr. J. H. Tyree. of West-End market. is
still quite sick Mrs. Tyree. who has also
been sick, is better.
Mr.. ". A. Turk will succeed Mr.. j; l.. Tsy
lor as general passenger agent Of the Rich
mond and Danville system.
Dir. James T. Cook is back from Hampden-
Sidney with his degree Of a. b.. and IS the
guest Of Mrs Joseph r. Gill.
Miss Fannie Ray leaves to-day for the
springs. where she intends spending the sum-
mer. Miss Ray Is conyaiescing from a severe
illness.
Miss Alice Y Freeman, of Huntington. ".
Va. who has been visiting relatives IN Rich
mond, left yesterday on weeks stay at
FaFmYiie.
There will be lawn party at manuel
church tonight Tomorrow night and thurs
day night and all who attend will have a
pleasant time.
Lieutenant Henry station. Of the Virginia
Military Institute, called 40 the Capitol yester-
day. lie left last evening for his home in
Tarboro. y. @.
Thursday night, June 90th, Trinity Lodge,
|. o. e. T.. will give an excursion on the
steamer Ariel 20 Dutch Gap. a fine musical
programme IS arranged. pleasant time Is
promised.
Rev. George II. Ray leaves the city to-day
to deliver the address at the cornerstone lay
ing OF a Methodist college in Southside Viz
ginia. Mr.. Ray will till his pulpit as usual
next Sunday
A meeting Of the Committee on Accounts
and Printing was called for last evening TO
wind up the business. but Mr. Bowden was
the only member present, ana no business
could be transacted.
Major w Kirk Matthews. who has been
organist Of the First Baptist church for several
years has rendered his resignation 20 accept
a similar position at All-Saints'. He will make
the change September lst.
Nr. c. II. Hasker left the city yesterday for
Norfolk TO spend a week with Mrs. Hasker,
who has been with friends in Norfolk for some
time. Mr.. Hasker is accompanied by his
daughter. Miss Mary Hasker.
Miss ldeh Richardson. daughter Of David
G. Richardson, of this city, leaves to-day for
Williamsburg where she will attend the
closing exercises of William and Mary Col
lege. From thence IN company with her
brother. of William and Mary, she will 60 to
New Kent for the summer.
Ii was first announced that Mr.. r. r..
Raston and then that Mr. Il. Il. Rawson and
Miss louie Brady would be married at Clay
street Baptist church next Wednesday at 10
o'clock =. NJ. Both reports are incorrect.
The groom is Mr.. r. r. Allston and the bride
is the daughter of Mr.. aud Mrs William Mott
The city circuit court was engaged yester-
day in trying the case of Timothy Peasants
against W. r. Johnston for $1,000 damages.
The defendant was manager and lessee OF an
elevator in tbs warehouse of Davenport X
Morris, by the giving way of which the plain
tiff received certain injuries.
Messrs. HARDWOOD Burruss. Gibson and
Anderson. who have been at R0xbury. on the
Chesapeake aud Ohio railroad in camp for
the past few days. have returned home fully
satisfied. They report fishing good III the
"Chickie.' but mosquitoes and gnats too pro-
life FOR comfort. They SPEAK IN the highest
terms Of the kindness shown them By the
residents of that section.