The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-06
Personal AND GENERAL.
interesting Facts About Richmond's Ciu-
rens and Other Matters

fens and Other Matters.
The Baptist Pastors Conference has
ADJOURNED until September 18th.
Mr. w. II. Cullingworth has been
signify indisposed since Monday.
Dover Baptist Association meets at
Barton Heights July 18th at IL o'clock
A. NJ.
Miss Mary Hanrahan, Of Baltimore.
is visiting Mrs. J. +. Crone, OF west Cary
street.
Major and Mrs. W. A. Drewry, OF
Westover, are registered at the Exchange
Hotel.
Mrs. John A. Briggs and children have
LETT Tor Buckingham county TO spend the
summer.
Cadets Arthur L. Phillips. V. NJ l..
and MIS- brother Frank are sojourning at
Old Point.
The ladies Of Pine-street Baptist church
VIII give lawn party in their church
yard this evening.
Rev. DR.. a. f.. Dickinson will be one
or the speakers at the Martha's Vineyard
meetings in August.
Rev. W. p. Hines goes to Lynchburg
this week to assist Rev. F. =. Robertson
In series or meetings.
Mr.. II. L. Meloney. clerk OF the United
states Circuit Court OF Appeals, is in
disposed at his residence, I'm Richmond.
Colonel r. c. Marshall, Of Portsmouth,
VINO has been attending to some legal
business In this city, left yesterday for
his home.
The ladies OF the Pine-street Baptist
church will give a lawn party on the
grounds of the church tonight for the
benefit OF the church.
Rev. Percy G. Elsom, formerly Of Full
ton church, has been engaged 10 hold
a Baptist tent meeting in Richmond.
1t will begin July 23d.
The ambulance was called at $40
O'Clock yesterday evening to Fords Ho-
tel to white man. who had hemor-
rhage.He was treated and left.
Mr. b. A. Pillow, OF No. 42S south Pine
street, has returned from Petersburg.
whittier he went to attend the funeral OF
his sister-in-law, Mrs. William Pillow.
Miss Ruth Tanner and Miss Kate Now
lin left on Tuesday on board OF the
steamship Old Dominion for Mount Yer
non, \. Y, where they will visit friends
In the Hastings court yesterday the
dates were fixed for hearing the cases
at the present term. The clerk did not
have the occasion TO issue a marriage
licerse.
Mr.. Thomas B. Murphy, member OF
the Common Council from Jefferson ward.
left yesterday for his farm. Federal Hill.
on the Potomac. where he will spend the
month Of July.
Mr.. Spencer l.. Carter. OF Washingt )1.
city and Mr.. Henry Station, of North
Carolina, with the " NJ. /. Baseball
team, are guests Of Mr.. Allen Warren
on Grace street.
Colonel J. Bell Bigger. clerk OF the
House Of Delegates and keeper Of records
and Mr.. Hay Thornton. left yesterday
Tor Gloucester Point. where they will
spend several days fishing
The Richmond and Danvine railway
carried sixteen coaches full 10 West
Point on Tuesday, and the Chesapeake
and ONO railway ran an extra train OF
seven coaches 10 Old Point and Norfolk.
The officers Of the First Virginia regi-
ment will hold a meeting at the afmory
this evening Among other things 10 be
discussed VIII be the question whether
the regiment will 80 into camp at Ocean
View.
Sergeant A. NJ Tomlinson has In his
possession a sedge hammer marked &C.
Wttfh Was USED IN DieMfnR open
the safe at Trayl0r's establishment on
Twenty-third street, between Main and
Cary. several weeks ago.
There will be n meeting OF the non
commissioned officers and privates of
the First Virginia regiment at the reg
mental armory tonight at $50 o'clock
This meeting VIII be held for the purpose
OF permanent organization.
Mr.. J. w Holt, who has been en-
ployed for several years in various ca
pacities in connection with The Times
office. and who has, since the type-set-
ting machines We're put into operation.
been one Of the machinists I'm charge OF
them, has accepted a position with the
Mergenthaler people. I'm Baltimore, who
build these machines. Young Holt leaves
to-day for the Monumental City, amid the
good wishes Of all the employees OF the
paper for his future prosperity and sue
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