The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-27
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About RichmOnd's Citi-
,ans and Other Motfers

Interesting Facts About Richmond's Citi-
zens and other Matters.
Mr.. Sig NJ Goodman Is on business
visit to Baltimore.
Mr.. George Perkins, of Charlottesville,
is registered at the Exchange.
Mr.. Leroy H. Shields. ex-delegate from
Norfolk, is at the Exchange Hotel.
Senator John w. Daniel is still at
Major Patton's. He will return to Wash
ington to-day.
Councilman n. b. Grooms VIII repre-
sent Virginia Lodge, X. OF p, in the
next Grand Lodge.
Mr.. w. l.. Lester, OF Washington, who
came on to attend the funeral or Mr..
Shirley King, has returned home.
Miss Mary Reynolds who has been
spending some weeks with Miss Parker
in Newport News. VIII return home to-
morrow.
Mr.. Virginius Johnson was down town
yesterday and was warmly congratulated
on his recovery from his recent spell OF
sickness.
Rev. DR.. W. W. Landrum preached
the sermon at the regular monthly meet
ing OF the students of Richmond College
last evening.
IN a QedIn HOllce ltCtilllJ
the name was made TO appear as Jewell
Elmore Martin. when 1t should have been
Jeanette Edith Martin.
In consequence OF the bad condition
of the track, the cars on the Ashland
street line are unable TO go far beyond
the Old reservoir.
Mr.. Charles Dodamead, former resi-
dent. is on a visit to his mother, Mrs.
Thomas Dodamead, who is quite sick at
her home at Tenth and Clay streets.
The Church Hill Scouts are making
preparations for grand minstrel enter
tainment, to be given some time next
month. The objects of the show are to
raise funds TO assist them in going to
WASHINGTON at the Cleveland Inaugural
ton.
The funeral services of Mrs. Elizabeth
Telfair Munro, relict of d. ID. Munro,
who died Wednesday morning at the resi-
dence of her grandson, Mr.. w. L. Han
cock. Jr., No. 22l6 east Grace street, took
place yesterday at IL o'clock from MT.
Hancocks residence
The congressman who came down from
Washington Wednesday to attend the BAN
ouet returned TO the National Capital yes
terday morning. with the exception OF
Mr.. Wise, who left Richmond last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fairchild LETT last evening
on their return to New York.
Rev. II. w. Trainum, pastor OF the
Christian church in West Point, Va,
now a student at Richmond College, Will
nreach at the Soldiers Home next Sun
dav at II o'clock a. NJ. Mr.. Trainum is
n Young man, but has already attained
some celebrity as a minister of the Cos
pei.
Supreme Commander o. =. Craig, OF
the Golden Chain. will arrive here TINS
evening from a tour South in the interest
of the order. He Will be met by Supreme
Sentinel George l.. Corrie, and they VIII
nav official visitations. If time allows. to
Anchor and Richmond lodges, in this
city, tonight.
The alarm of fire which was sent In
from Station No. 49, at 1903 +. Nj. yester-
day. was occasioned by the partial burn
ing of the house No. COG north Twenty
fourth street, occupied by Mr.. John ID.
Tyler The fire originated from the out
side Of the building, where workmen
were trying to thaw a water-pipe. The
damage was very trifiing.
Professor r. T.. Gaines delivered the
second of his series of lectures on De
terminants" yesterday afternoon at 8
o'clock In the physics room OF Richmond
College. The interes, in these lectures Is
growing, as shown by the fact that there
were a number of teachers OF maine
MATES in attendance. The lectures will
be continued IN Thursday afternoons
at the same hour for several weeks.