The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-13
rERsONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesiins Facts About Hichmond's Cih-
zcns md Ofhcr Matters.

InterestIne Facts About Richmond's Cih-
7cns and other Matters.
Mr.. Archer Ogg left yesterday for the
Worlds Fair.
Mr. John Pope. Of Allen & Ginter Is
said % bc quite ODD.
Mir Dick Miller. Of Lynchburg' was IN
Richmond yesterday
Mrs John j. Wright is visiting Mrs. NJ.
T. Uuduau. Of River View.
Miss Roma Poe has been the guest Of
the Misses Traharn OF Hoped1le.
Concrcsemau Wise is in Tho city but
Will return 90 washington to-day
The ". ~. T.. Club Olmlted) has been
ORGANIZED COR the summer "Cln't-Gct-
Always"
New curbing Is being put down and the
sidewalk repaired on the Main-street front
or Monroe Park
!. T. WCodh0use. treasurer Of Princess
Amaze county, was among the visitors at
the Capitol yesterday
The friends of Mrs. Robert f. English
will Doe glad 20 know that she is much
improved.
Comrade r. c. Benton. OF Baltimore,
was among those who attended the Oiey
Battery reunion Saturday.
The Committee on Relief Of the Poor
win hold its regular monthly meeting at
the almshouse this evening
Mrs Lottie Banks. OF Norfolk is visit
ing Mrs Thomas NJ. Cullingworth, OF
east Franklin street
Mrs. r. A. Adams. Of no. 1905 west Main
street ls on "a visit TO her sister, MIS-.
Dotson Of Brooklyn ". y
Mrs. T. J.. Duscon Of Petersburg, is
with her father Mr.. Thomas e. Bethel
OF no. 4l2 south Pine street
An infant child Of Captain Frank Cum
nineham died Sunday night and viii be
buried at @ A. NJ. to-day.
Lieutenant NJ. r. Papy, Of Georgia, who
has been the guest Of Mr. Henry * Ely
SON. Jr.. has left for home.
Judges Hughes and Con-, OF the United
States Circuit Court of Appeals. are eN-
pccted 90 arrive in the city today
10 lis expected that Mr Charles NJ
Wallace win take charge OF the office OF
collector of customs iu about ten days.
Rev ". j. Fahey Of ST. Cecnia's church.
Brooklyn, SIS 100 the city. the guest or Mr..
John 81. Higgins, 2l9 Governor street
The number of people visiting Holly
wood yesterday afternoon is believed to
be ass large as on any Sunday in its
history
The West-End Christian Mission-rooms
have been removed from over the West
End Pharmacy G. a few doors above on
west Cary street
The funeral Of Mr. Patrick Henry Fa-
gan. "a hGhly-cstecmc1 young resident
took place Sunday afternoon from ST.
Peters cathedral
Mrs George Alley and little daughter
Mary. of Lynchburg. are visiting relatives
Harry Schlossers. 2o6 west Marshall
street.
Rev William T. Judkins preached the
baccalaureatc sermon before the South
eru Female Institute. at Washington
street Methodist church, Petersburg, sun
day night.
Chief-of-Police Poe is in Baltimore on
"a visit During his absence Captain
Peasants viii serve as acting chief and
Sergeant u. j.. Howard as captain OF the
First district.
Rev. DR. o. +. Flppo. late pastor Of
the Baptist church 0t Roanoke who
preached Che commencement sermon at
Chester Female Institute Sunday morn
iur is in The city to-day.
Joel ~ Patterson qualified yesterday as
administrator Of the estate of Charles
g. Patterson Virginia b. Hancock quail
Gsd ass administrative Of the estate OF j.
W. Hancock.
Dr. Laudon D. Edwards returned homo
last evening. after attending the National
Surgical Convention M Omaha, and the
American Medical Association at Mil
waukee.
The Richmond Academy Of Medicine ana
Surgery VII meet tonight at $50 O'Clock
ar tla bali of the Young Mems Christian
Association. Dr. I'd. Mcclure Will Doe the
leader.
Miss Lucy r. Hayes and Mr.. james i.
Brown were married Saturday night 10y
REV. Father Herman Of ST. Patrick
church. only near relatives were present
at the ceremony.
The June term Of the Hcnrico County
Court began yesterday. The case of Philip
Norman Nicholas charged with the muir
der Of James Mills and William Judson
Wilkinson. was acain postponed.
Jenkins and Duford. two of the boys
who recently escaped from the Laurel
Re1ormatorr were captured i'm Peters
burg yesterday, and delivered 90 the Sec
oud p0liDe-stauon iu ibis city.
There will bee an important meeting Of
Lee Camp tonight al $3.50 o'clock % make
arrangements for thc trip 20 Portsmouth.
The 0uartcrmaster will report the cost Of
The trip. 10 lis hoped thar AN who intend
going ON the trip viii attend this meet
ing.
Rev Dr. r.. ii. Pic has returned from
Upland. Penn. whore DE was one OF the
examining committee at Grocer Seminary.
BE came back with the hi4htst impress
sion of Pennsylvania hospitality Rev.
Dr D. c. Long formerly of virginia. is
one of the professors. and Dr. PITT was
his guest a portion of the time
A two-year-old hly. belonging to Mr.
j. D. Sutherland met with ou accident
Yesterday morning, which viii probably
result bon its death About 1890 o'clock
while colorcd man was w3'hiu. the ami
NAL ou Grace breaking 10 20 har-
ncss-it reared ON It's hind legs and fen
backwards on the ground. IL was stated
by the negro who had charge Of the hlly
that 70 had an attack Of collie
The horse Of Mr.. W. H. Goodun
which was attached TO a buggy. while
standing on Main street below Fourteenth
Yesterday became frightened, and dashed
off down Main street Just before reach
inc Fifteenth street the vehicle collidcd
with "a drsy going IN the opposite direc-
NON. The buggy was so completely de-
molished that il had 20 be taken away
Am a WAGON. The dray was not damaged.
Tou. q"n...t Sfa4rf.
An officer from the Second Dolice-sta-
.ion walked into william Loefler's saloon
under Lanee Hall sunday and found II