The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-21
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's Citi-
zens and Other Matters

zens and Other Matters
The Henrico County Court has ad-
journed for the term.
Rev. Mr.. Carmichael has been quite sick
sincs last Sunday week.
Captain II, r. Owens has left for Louis
Vile and the West to transact business.
Miss Ida Lee Graham is very sick at the
residence Of her mother on Church Hill
Mr.. Donald Mcleod, of Glasgow. Scot
land, has been the guest Of, Mr.. J. b.
Pace since Friday
Major A. II. Drewry. OF Westover, and
Captain James w. McCarrick OF Norfolk
Va. are at the Exchange Hotel
The infant boy of w. B. Davis died
last night at IL o'clock. The remains
will be taken to Hanover for burial.
Mr.. G. /. Marshall. who was thrown
from buggy and hurt last Thursday in
Montezuma, Ga. will be home to-day.
Major a. r. Courtney. who has been
very i'll for several months, is better, and
left yesterday afternoon for Tampa. Fla
a number of extra cars were running
on the Main-street line yesterday morning
to accommodate the large early down
town travel.
There will he a meeting Of the chair
men of the lakewood Memorial Associa-
ton Friday at =. NJ. at the residence
Of Mrs. Albert Mayo. 23l4 east Grace
street.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Womans Christian Temperance Union
will be held i'm the Young Mems Christian
Association Hall to morrow afternoon at
o'clock
The convention OF Catholic societies to
prepare for the celebration of St. Patrick s
day will hold an important special meet
ing at the McGill Lyceum rooms this
evening.
Professor w. II. Harrison. OF Franklin.
is on a visit 10 his father. Professor Ed
mund Harrison of Richmond College.
Mrs. Randolph Moesta is on a visit TO
her parents In Baltimore
DIT. j. p. Michaels. OF this city. who
has been residing in Durham. n. c.. for
several months past, has ogain located
In Richmond, much to the pleasure #
his many friends.
Mr.. H. +. Sublett. representing the
United states Marine Band. of Wash
ington, was in the city yesterday. His
musical organization Will give perform
ance at the Richmond Theatre either the
20th or 2lst OF March.
Mr. ". r. Troy. Of Macon, Ga. who
travels for a New York house. and who
has many friends i'm Richmond. left last
evening for his home. He is quite Ill. and
will spend several weeks recuperating.
Mr. George +. TibD.tts arrived yester-
day morning from Norfolk, where he
went to attend the Young Mems Chris
tia1 Association Convention. He will en-
ter upon his work as secretary of the
- f,l,t at
The following visitors called at the
Capitol yesterday: ". W. Hunter.
treasurer Of Norfolk city; A. s. Edwards,
treasurer Of Surry county; Charles Wsd-
Gill. clerk u ChaTles City county; Barney
Trischkorp justice OF the peace Of Hen
rico county.
The Finance Committee Il the City
Council will meet this afternoon at
O'Clock in the charccry courtroom, and
the Cor mittee or Grounds and Buildings
viii hold its semi -mcnthiy meeting this
evening q $50 o'clock in the Office Of the
City Engineer.
The members of Hook and Ladder
Truck Company. No. ?, viii celebrate
their tenth anniversary at Thou's Hall.
Seventeenth AID Main streets. to-mor-
row evening. Tho committee Of arrange
ments is composed OF j. V. Hekc Chair
mani. l.. +. Miller. +. G. Hicks. l.. w.
Clarke, G.. ID. Burroughs and A +. Fow-
den.
Kate Scott (colored) was found drunk
in the street in charge OF a white infant
in Il baby carriage yesterday. She and
the baby were taken TO the Second police
station, where Kate told the officers that
she was n volunteer nurse. The infant
was the child OF Mrs. Trent. No 900 east
Marshall street. and 1t was turned over
to its mother.