The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-25
PERSONAL and GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's Clti-
zens and other Matters.

Hon. J. L. NJ. Curry is in Richmond.
Mr.. Walter s. Burton is out, after
serious Illness.
Mrs. William II. Peasants. who has
been sick. is greatly improved.
Assistant Postmaster John l.. Grubbs
is out after sickness of several days.
Colonel VI. L. Spotswood has gone to
New York for a season of needed rest and
recreation.
The Council Committee on st. Johns
Burying Ground met yesterday afternoon
and transacted routine business.
Messrs John Fuller and Jesse Graham,
Of Washington. who have been visiting
friends in Richmond, left last evening for
their homes.
Miss Adelaide Boudar who lately grad
tated with distinction ut the High School,
has gone to Baltimore on visit to Mrs.
Major c. Mccain.
An entertainment will be given at Lau-
rel-stree- NJ. +. church by the West End
stars Tuesday. February 18th. for the
benefit of the church
Corporais l.. r. Keliar and W. NJ. Myers
were in command of the sections Of the
platoon of artillery which fired the Beau
regard salute Thursday.
The Rev. Thomas Spencer. Of Peters
burg IL in the city. a patient under DR..
Dunn's treatment at the Eye and Ear In
Urinary, on Govern or street.
Mrs Margaret f Brown has been In
critical condition for several days. she is
the mothers OF Messrs. J. Thompson, lie
Roy L. aid David A. Browe.
Mr. Myer Frank. OF Atlanta, Ga, left
Thursday night for the South. Being a
travelling man he has many friends In this
city who wish him every success.
p. Tresnon and j. a. Nowlan, who died
during the past week. were members Of
st. Patrick's Branch 1G2, c. X A. Their
families Will receive 5000 from the order.
Among the guests ut the Southern So
ciety dinner i'm New York Wednesday
right were Mr.. and Mrs, Percy Pickrell,
j. Preston Carson and Colonel +. &. Skin
ner
Rev. John Jasper will preach his IA
nous Sun do Move" sermon at his
church tomorrow morning at II O'Clock
by request. The public IS cordially in
yited
Mr.. Frank J. Ludington, of Connecticut,
left last evening for New York. He has
been in Richmond for several weeks past,
and his many friends sincerely regret
his departure.
The Virginia committee of the Mem orial
Bazaar Will meet at the Young Men s
Christian Association this afternoon
promptly at 4 o'clock. A full attenda Ice
is urged by the chairman.
The regular meeting of the board OF di-
rectors of the Methodist Sunday Sch Dol
Society OF Richmond and Manchester will
be held in the infant classroom OF Broad
street church tomorrow afternoon at $3.50
o'clock.
The Times Office was frightened last
evening by the presence of several youth
ful maidens The visitors were: Misses
Bertha l.. Stoddard Miss Josephine Stod
dard Miss Jessie StOddard and Miss Nary
Bannister.
At a meeting OF the general board Of
managers Of the V. ]. NJ. Il. and l.. Asso-
citation 1t was unanimously decided TO hold
the colored fair at the Exposition grounds
next fall. Major j. B. Johnson, of Man
chester, was appointed chairman Of the
meeting committee.
A horse belonging TO Mr.. J. W. Willis
and hitched 10 delivery wagon, STUN
bled and fell and broke his leg on Grace
street between Fifth and Sixth streets,
Thursday afternoon about o'clock. Dr.
Harbaugh was sent for. and announced
that the animal could not recover, so the
horse was killed.
Marshall Council. Of the National Union,
has been Instituted with James NJ. Woody,
president; y. T.. GrooIns. ex-president, +.
Z. Gretter, vice-presdent; V. Fl. Wyatt,
secretary. George w. Bradley, financial
secretary; William +. Warren, treasurer;
William Hartley, Jr., speaker; r. G. Bris-
tow, chaplain; Frank Mllburn, usher
Jesse Romer. sergeant-at-ar:ns; sfarshall
Traylor, doolkeepcr
Mr.. Robert Tr,villlan, a brakeman IN
the Richmond. Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac railroad. was found dead On the
track near Quantico Wednesday. IT was
supposed he was accidentally knock I'd
to Ashland for interment. Deceass I'd was
n nephew of Mr.. Emmett Trevlllian, an
engineer on the Chesapeake and Ohio
road. who lives on south Pins street, this
city.
Ever since the appointment OF Rev.
DR.. w. j. Young as pastor of the Park
Place Methodist church. the congregation
Of that church has increased gradually
so that II now can be very favorably
comp AIRED With the congregations OF other
Methodist churches in this city. DR..
Young has always preached the gospel
in the most earnest manner, and has
made many friends during the short time
he has been here. He is a close student
clear and rapid thinker. and delivers
his sermons with great earnestness.
eloquence and power.