The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-20

Interesting Facts About RichmonosC '''
rens and other Matters.

| xeus anu Otlier mbuofs'
Mr.. G.. u. Burruss is back, after an
extended business trip.
Mr.. Willie C. Hundley left yesterday
for Norfolk and the naval review.
Rev. DR.. ]. j. Lafrerty. who has been
in the city all the week. left yesterday.
In the Chancery Court yesterday Kate
| F. Burns qualified as Administrative on
| the estate OF Il. c. Burns.
James Chambers has returned from
| the Ponce de Leon. Jacksonville, fla-'
where he spent the winter.
Mr.. Adolphus Gary is very Ill with the
third stroke Of paralysis at his reslderce'
No. 17l3 west Taylor street
T.. A. Garcin, John +. T. Anderson and
r. II. Johnson were registered at Hotel
Burton, Danville. this week.
In the City Circuit Court yesterday
suit was instituted by j. ID. SeabriSht
against r. +. Turner. for Slio.
Mr. Henry Wallerstein, accompanied by
| his wife and two sisters. left yesterday
for the naval rendezvous to spend Few
days.
Mrs Sarah J. BIrchett, Miss Emma
| Birchett and Miss Julia Il. Andrews
left yesterday morning for the naval rem
devious.
MT. tndTleS a. GiiliiiibN'
Schmidt and G. c. Thon and wife VIII
leave Thursday morning for Old Point
and Norfolk.
Rev. DR.. r. De Witt Talmage. Of Brook
Ign. arrived in Richmond Tuesdty night
on a short visit to his daughter, Mrs.
| a. Il. Donnan.
| Miss Janet NJ. Harris. daughter or FRO
fessor Harris of Richmond College is
| the guest Of Miss NJ. Byrd Scott, on I
street, Fredericksburg, Va.
The semi-annual meeting Of the Kings
Daughters of Virginia will be held at
| Young Mems Christian Association Hail
April 18th, at o'clock 7. NJ
In the Hastings Court in Manchester
Yesterday w. A. Neal was fined $50 for
running a gambling house. Judge Ingram
will hear argument for a new trial next
week.
Mrs. McCaull. wife Of Colonel John a.
McCaull, the cnce well-known opera
manager, died in Baltimore Tuesday.
She was n native Of Richmond, ana
niece of DR.. A. Monteiro.
The clerk of the Hastings Court IS
sued the following marriage licenses yes
terday: Edward T. Lacy and Lila c.
| Roberts; Willie J. Duke and Mamie +.
Titmus; William +. Mercer and Mary +.
Pettitt.
Captain Emmett Scott, Of Petersburg,
one Of the popular passenger conductors
on the Atlantic Coast Line, who has
been confined to the house for the past
two weeks from a sprained ankle, Is now
able TO be out.
Mrs S. Dallman. who has been on a
six weeks visit to her mother. Mrs.
Resale Held, has returned to her home,
in Willows, Cal. Her daughter, who
accompanied her on the trip, will remain
in Richmond to attend school.
Mr.. Jacob Strauss. aged thirty-two
years. the eldest son OF Mr.. L. S. Strauss,
died this morning at o'clock In
Charleston, W. Va. He is brother OF
Mr. Seymour A. Strauss and a brother
in-law of Mr.. L. Il. Morris. OF this city.
Chief Of Police Poe received a postal
card yesterday morning from Mr.. Ben
Davis. at Fire Creek Mills. IN Powhatan
county. stating that a setter dog had
come 10 his house On the dogs collar
was No. 40 north Twelfth street, and the
medal number was 93i.
Mr.. and Mrs John Bethel, No. 429 south
Pine street, have Issued invitations IN
the marriage of their daughter. Miss
Lulu Bethel. to Mr.. Charts II. Godsey
The ceremony will take place at Pine
street Baptist church, Tuesday April
18th. at 9 o'clock p NJ.
The following young gentlemen Will
leave on Sunday morning for Old Point
and Newport News to spend a few days
Messrs. John NJ. Taylor. Shelton Collins
Richard Stevens. Charles Thomas. Cliff
Hughes. Joseph Stumpf Thomas Wesley,
Robert Thon, VI. Cdel and wife.
Captain Frank ". Cunningham return
ed from Lynchburg yesterday morning.
He sang at a concert in the Hill city
Tuesday evening for the benefit Of the
Ladies' Aid Society OF the First Baptist
church. A large crowd was present,
and Captain Cunningham rec eige1 quite
an ovation.
Mr.. w ". Scott. ex-secretary of the
Democratic State Committee of Virginia.
has invited Rev. j. c. Hiden, d. D., Of
this city, to deliver in GordOnsville his
lecture on 1.-The Cosmopolitan Bug" FOR
the benefit of the Confederate Soldiers
cemetery at that place. DR.. Hiden has
accepted, and the lecture IS fixed for
Friday night, April 18th.
Rev. ]. c. Hiden. D. D., pastor Of
Grove-avenue Baptist church. Of this
city, having been requested to reproduce
In this city an address delivered by him
at Baltimore before the Maryland Baptist
Social Union has consented 10 do so,
ard will deliver the address, entitled THE
Baptists and the Bible" at the Grove
avenue church next Sunday night, April
3D. at the usual hour for worship.