The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-05
PERSO Nh IND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's CiH
zens and Other Matters.

Miss Sallie Allen Epps left Wednesday
to visit friends in Washington.
Mr.. Lee Cogbill. sheriff Of Mecklenbure
county. visited the Capitol yesterday.
his week the Capital Ci;y Lodge. !. O.
| o. F.. Will give benefit. This is the
baby lodge of the state
Mr.. Francis s. Kinney has. by n con-
! tributlon Of $1,0uO, become patron Of
the American Fine Arts Society
Colonel Morton Marye, Auditor OF Pub
lie Accounts. has gone to Washington
to pay his respects to President Cleve-
land.
The death Of Mr.. Abraham Goldstorm.
of Baltimore. aged seventy-nve years Is
announced lie was well known in Rich
nond.
Mr.. w. o. Brown left the city on Fri
day night TO attend the Inauguration in
Washington. Expects to return on Mon
day night.
There will he Democratic meeting
at Jones precinct on Tuesday evening
&C 1880 o'clock. Prominent speakers will
be present
Rev. DR.. Landrum will commence to-
day a series of services. to last during the
balance Of the week. Rev. Harry Bagby,
Of Norfolk, will assist him.
Bob Watson, an old Richmond boy.
is at present with the Tar and Tartar
Company. which will visit the city dur
the coming week. He will be glad to
see his old friends once more.
Rev Or. Hatcher left yesterday for
Baltimore, to fill the pulpit Of Brantley
Memorial church in that city, of which
Rev. Dr. Wharton. whose fruitful services
here are so much appreciated, is the
pastor
Deputy United States Marshal r. T..
Ballard went to Newport News Friday
and served an attachment on the steam
shiL Finance" of tie United States and
Brazil Mail Steamship Company. The at
tachment was issued by Thurber. Wy
land & Co.. Of New York, for debt
At o'clock yesterday afternoon Sarah
James (colored) was arrested by officer
Bailey for stealing twenty dollars from
Mr.. Charles L. Seits, a barber al the
corner of Eleventh and Main streets,
by whom she was employed. Sarah was
taken 10 the police-station, where nine
teen dollars and eighty cents was found
on her person.
Colonel Paul Vandervoort. Of Nebraska
past grand commander Of the Grand
Army Of the Republic, will deliver at
Old Market Hall March eth a free lee
VandervOort was confined at Belle Isle
as a Northern prisoner and now he
wishes to renew under more pleasant |
the acquaintance OF our |
people.
This morning at II o'clock and tonight |
at services will be held at the New |
Jerusalem Mission-room. No. east Clay |
street. At the former hour "The Stone |
Which the Builders Rejected" and at the |
latter Marriage and the Resurrection"
The Sunday school and Bible class meet |
at 10 o'clock. Tuesday at s o'clock Z.
NJ. the Reading Circle meets. An ac-
count of the meeting of the Maryland
Association will be given at the class
Of the morning services.
The Richmonders who were prevented
rom attending the inauguration yester-
lay Rugged themselves in great glee in
he morning. when their eyes rested on
he blizzard raging without their com
Portable homes. Mayor Ellyson, whose
good luck or good Judgment always seems
% come to his aid i'm such emergencies
lecided az the last moment not to go, and
vas one of those. He spent the day i'm his
,fice Keeling Oft a large amount of ac-
simulated correspondence without inter
upton, because Of the belief by his
usual callers that he was out of the