The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-15
PERsONAL AYD GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Hichmond's Citi-
1eps and other Matters.

State Senator ". T. Jordan, Of Halifax
county, was In the city yesterday.
A. r. Whitehead, constable Of Isle Of
Wight county, was in the city yesterday
DR.. !. Michaux Is ont Of the city visiting
his sen, Stuart who is sick In Charlotte
county, Va.
,ir. George Meyer. Of New York, Is Wis
iting his sister, Mrs. Barney Nertheim
1l3 east Leigh street.
Mr. william r. Robins. a valued at
tache Of Mr.. j. b. MOore's insurance
agency, is quite sick.
There Is at the First Police Station a
bunch Of railroad keys found by Sergeant
George II. Matthews.
Mr.. d. c. Zollikoffer Of the Treasurer's
office. has gone to Mathews county TO
visit his wife and baby.
Mrs. Lula b. Lundin and Mrs. BEETLE
Zimmerman are spending two weeks
with relatives in Gordonsville, Va.
Thomas Newman. treasurer Of York
county and A. q. Franklin. commissioner
Of revenue Of Charles City county, were
at the Capitol yesterday.
Governor Mckinney will leave to-day
for Blue Ridge Springs. where he will
spend several weeks. lie Will be accom-
panied by Mrs. Mckinney and little
frankie Mckinney.
Mr.. 5. W. Travers, president Of the
Young Mems Christian Association, is
rapidly improving from a severe attack
OF typhoid fever. Yesterday he donated
to the Association two handsome rocking
chairs.
There will be an excursion 10 Norfolk
tonight Via the Chesapeake and Ohio
railway. The train leaves the Broad
street depot at 1l.S0 o'clock. and return
ing. leaves Norfolk Sunday night at $50
o'clock.
Hon. Robert W Hughes will arrive in
the city to-day. lie will attend to impor-
tant business relative TO his court, but
that tribunal not being In session, there
will probably nothing be done Of public
Interest.
on next Sunday the Richmond and
Danville Railroad will run an excursion
TO West Point. This viii be the fourth
OF the series Of Sunday excursions that
will be run through the season. The
trains leave Richmond a S:2j A. NJ, and
returning leave West Point at I:ij T. NJ.
The arteslan we'll being dug for Kin
gan's new warehouse on Fifteenth street,
near Cary, attracts the attention Of all
passers-by. II now has a depth Of over
IA feet and water has been struck. The
new warehouse when completed. will add
greatly TO the facilities already possessed
by Kingan * Co. IL will be a cold stor-
age warehouse. thus giving 10 Richmond
a new enterprise IN the heart Of the city.
At a general meeting OF the Richmond
Produce Exchange Thursday matters Of
importance were considered. such as the
return Of empty coops and crates, com
mission. credits, etc. and considerable
routine business was transacted The eX-
change is growing steadily I'm usefulness
and before long il IS probable that every
produce commission merchant Of the city
Will be a member. Mr. y. B. Grooms. the
president, was I'm the chair.
on July 1lth County Delegate p. II.
Donahoe. assisted by County Secretary
J. T. McDonough and the officers and
members Of Division No. !. a. o. H.
Organized Division No 2. A. o. H., in
the hall Of the Sacred Heart School-hOusa
and installed the folio wing officers: James
j. Creamer, president; Charles +. Taylor
vioe-president; James l. O'Keefe. re-
cording secretary; William T. Aha-ne,
financial secretary; John j. Cullen, tr sas-
urcr. The new division starts out with
a fine membership, and in the future VIII
meet on the second and fourth Wednes-
days Of each month.