The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-23
Personal IND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's Cit
rens and Other Matters.

Hon. b. b. Munford is still in New
York.
Mr.. James II. Aliiger. business manager
OF "a Dark Secret" is In the city.
Mr.. Ed. Hamilton Cahill's condition
remains the same. He is still confined to
his bed.
II fish is n brain food there ought to be
n notable increase in mental activity dur
ing Lent.
Mr.. End Mrs. Virginius Johnson and
Miss Acdie Johnson nave returned from
Petersburg.
jefferson Council. No. 81, Jr. o. u. A..
NJ, was instituted tuesday night with
hfty-seven members.
Mrs. Charles Gunst. of No. 27 west
Marshall street. who has been sick fol
several weeks. is improving.
The ladies interested In the Tennessee
table are requestd to meet at Lee Camp
Hall this afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Mr.. Horatio Yarbrough. Of No. iis -
south Pine street, who has been sick for
several weeks, is about entirely well.
Miss Mamie Walden, OF Gwathmey. near
Ashland, returned home yesterday after
a visit of several days TO Miss Louise
Quarles.
Mr.. Lesley c. West, master mechanic
of the Danvllle shops at North Danviile,
has been called to Richmond by the sick
ness of his sister.
Mrs. Russell Robinson left the city yes
terday for Atlanta, where she goes 10
meet her son. Lieutenant Robinson, OF The
United States army.
Mr.. Allen G. Andrews. a former we'll
known resident OF Richmond. is now a
prosperous orange grower near Dunedin,
Hillsboro county. Fla.
A new grade line Is being established
on Seventh street between Cary and Byrd,
which will greatly improve the grade and
the appearance of the street.
Mrs. Sledd, wife of Rev. DR.. Slodl. who
has been i'll for some weeks. is still very
sick, and her condition eXcites deep on
Germ in the minds Of her friends.
Rev. r. 2. Kerr, D. D.. pastor Of the
First Presbyterian church. win preach
in the College chapel tonight at 2 o'clock.
The public are invited to attend.
Professor J. II. Sledd, son of Rev. DR..
r.. n. Sledd. of Centenary Methodist
church, has been elected president Of
Franklin College. Pilot Point, Texas.
Work on the Ninth-street sidewalks
between Broad and Marshall has been
again suspended. Ore part will probably
be worn out before the other Is finished.
1t is said that If a Nirginian is appoint
cd bank examiner, Mr.. James r. Branch,
Of this city, will be the man. lie las the
Endorsement of both politicians and bust
ness men.
Among the Easter attractions in society
II ere is a rumor that two amateur opera
performances viii be giVLn. in which the
hest amateur and professional! talent viii
be enlisted.
Mrs. Colonel Thos. Whitehead returned
from D%ynchburg yesterday, where she
attended the sick bed Of her mother. MIS-.
Garland. The latter. though still sick, Is
very much improved.
Captain Frank W. Cunningham, Of the
Walker Light Guard, has just been pre-
scented with a beautiful roster Of the
company. II is hand-painted. and was
made by Mr.. f. A. Baschaw.
Frank Dudley (colored) was arrested
and lodged in the Third police-station
yesterday by officer T. !. Mcmahon for
stealing coal from the Richmond. Fred
ericksburg and Potomac Railroad Com
pany.
The ladies Of the Florida department
Of the Bazaar at their meeting yesterday
were full Of zeal and enthusiasm over the
work already done and promised, and
look forward to bright results in the
coming month.
In the circuit court yesterday judg-
ment was entered in favor Of plaintif in
the case of Edward c. Minor. surviving
trustee, against the FIRST National Bank
Of Richmond, for $159.92, value of a GER
tificate of deposit.
Policeman Thomas J. Wren yesterday
.aaavA - IA IL
station John Young {colored) on a charge
of breaking and entering in the night time
the house of Lee Woodson (coloredl and
stealing a lot of clothing: also stealing
a pair of pants valued at 81 from George
Trueheart n a bag of oats from Lee
Wocdson. A charge of being a suspicious
character was also preferred against him.
Young was recently released from Jail.
where he served a term for stealing.