The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-03
Personal AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's Citi-
1ens and Other Matters

nens and Other Matters.
Rev. DR.. A. +. Owens. OF Norfolk, is
In the city.
Watermelons from the far South were
offered for sale yesterday.
Rev. r. J. McBryde Of Lexington, Va,
was In the city yesterday
Miss Mamie Lammey. OF Beulah. is
visiting Miss Rosa Britton.
DR.. Hoge will preach in the Old Market
Hall Sunday night at sis O'Clock.
Rev. Thomas Dixon Jr Of New York,
dined ct Fords Hotel Thursday.
Miss Kate Brady Is a guest Of Miss
Mary Simons. north Twelfth street.
Or. T. d. Merrick. OF Randolph Macon
College. was in the city yesterday.
Mrs J. Keller. Of Brooklyn. n. Y.
! daughter of Mrs. G. l.. Pizzini. is on a
visit 10 her mother.
tir. and Mrs II. y. Lockwood and
children. Of Asheyille. y. c.. are -eyls-
tered at Fords Hotel.
Mr.. Lloyd Freeman. of Atlanta, Ca,
has removed TO Richmond. where he will
reside In the future.
Misses Lottle Skinner and Matte Marks.
who have been on n visit to friends. have
returned TO Petersburg
Miss Genevieve Duke, Of Goochlaud
county. is visiting her cousin, Miss Ran
some. at 70 Catherine street.
The Rev. William Munford will preach
| at All-Saints' church. Grace and Madison,
Sunday morning at II o'clock.
Thursday Policeman b. 4. Pillow killed
| dog. supposed 10 be mad. on the
promises of No. i03 west Marshall street.
Mrs. VI. A. Foster. who has been visit
ing her son. Mr.. W. W. Foster, has re-
turned to her home in Fairmount. w. Va.
MI 4. T. Bugg. who was so badly in
jured at the recent Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad accident. I'm Fulton. was out
yesterday for the first time.
one Of the street-car mules fell yester-
day while hitched 10 a car, on Broad
street. and was cut badly by the car be-
fore the driver could stop IL.
The Richmond Poultry and Pigeon As
ISOLATION has not disbanded. though many
Of its members have Joined the new Asso-
citation chartered a few days ago.
Mr. Jacob Reinhardt will play his fun
eral march. composed in honor Of JEFF
ferson Davis. during the offertory at st.
Paurs church next Sunday morning.
Rev. J. S. Dill. pastor Venablestreet
Baptist church. is at his old home In
Alabama. He will return with his wife
ia time TO occupy his pulpit on the third
Sunday I'm this month.
Mr.. Samuel Russ. the oldest Norfolk
veteran and wel-known in Richmond, Is
reported in extrernis. Uncle Sammy was
sixty when he entered the war, and
served from start TO finish.
The New York Recorder says IT VIII
print next Sunday a sketch in colors OF
the burial Of jefferson Davis, especially
made for It by the famous southern
artist, W. L. Sheppard, of Richmond
The regular monthly Union class-meet-
ing OF the Methodist churches OF Rich
mond and Manchester viii not be held
tomorrow Sunday afternoon, because
of the Union revival services on Church
Hin.
Rev. II. p. Mitchell, OF st. James Nj.
Il. church. will preach sermon sunday
morning especially 20 the ladies' out gen,
tlemen are cordially invited to come ana
hear what he has TO say In behalt Oh
the fair sex.
MIR. Clifton Mahon, who has been Tor
some time assistant physical Instructor
at the Young Mems Christian Assocla-
ton. left yesterday evening FOR Brookiyh,
where he has accepted a position WIN tne
Association Of that city.
An excursion tonight from Richmond
10 Norfolk and Newport News Is IN
nounced I'm another column by the VII
ginla Steamboat Company on the Ariel
Ample time for visit 20 Old POINT ocean
view and Virginia Beach also. and no
time lost from business
Among the brave. true, good men, WIN
undying memories. who came here from
distant cities and States 10 pay respect
10 the memory OF our chief, are the loi-
lowing: W. J. Hardy Of New York. Leish
Robinson Of Washington, both prominent
LAWYERS and j. r. Minor Of New York all
Virginians. and war Howitzers Of the
First company marched, would not ride.
with their old comrades. Mr.. j. NJ.
Arnold. from Cincinnati kentuckian'
with his very handsome little son,
and Mr.. BOYD, OF Lexington, KY,