The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-26
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmondt Ciu-
,ens and Other Matters.

Miss Bessie Martin Is visiting MISS
Pattie Taylor in Norfolk.
Mr.. d. 3. Winfree. Jr., OF Midlothian,
was IN the city yesterday
Miss Virginia Mcintosh has returned
TO her home in Baltimore.
Miss Lucy Day Is In the city, the
guest of Miss Parke Bagby
DIR. ]. r. HUBBARD and w. w. Oid' OF
Norfolk. are registered at the bAchaHse
Hotel.
Mr.. William T. Shields. OF Lexington
formerly OF the old Richmond Whig Is
in the city.
Miss Louise Clark, OF New York, Is the
guest OF Mrs. James II. Drake, NO. 10
west Grace street
The Governor yesterday removed the
political disabilities OF Andrew Moore
OF Caroline county.
The Henrico County Court was In
session a short while yesterday morn
Ing considering civil matters.
In the chancery court yesterday Mrs.
Jane Kelly qualified as Administrative
on the estate of Thomas r. Atkins.
The public school children will be given
n holiday on May S1st. the occasion OF
the refinement Of the remains Of Mr..
Davis.
Mrs. ]. II. Leonard, OF New YORK
formerly Miss Annie Laube, OF this city,
is on :. visit to her old home with her
young son.
A marriage license was issued In
Washington on Monday TO George A.
Allen and Theresa Z. Melton, both of
Richmond Va.
Mrs. General w. II. Fitzhugh Lee,
accompanied by Miss Boiling, her sister,
is at the Mt Vernon. corner Third and
Franklin streets.
Cards are out for a tea on Thursday
evening from to o'clock, given by
Mrs. NJ. r. Peasants in honor Of Mrs.
Mclean Peasants.
There will be very important meet
ing Of the Central Woman's Christian
Temperance Union this afternoon at
o'clock at the Friends Westinghouse.
Miss Martha Baker left yesterday 10
visit Mrs. Reinhardt in New Jersey. She
will be absent some months, spending
part Of the time at the Worlds Fair.
Judge Minor has refused TO grant IL
cense to w. J. Johnson, August Boeh-
ling and Arno Lang TO conduct bar
rooms on Twenty-seventh street eX-
tended.
\
field Mass. reached the city Monday
night and were viewing the points Of
interest yesterday. They will return TO
Springfield to-day.
Miss Mary Hatcher, who had a limb
broken I'm runaway accident last FRI
day. and who has been unconscious for
the past few days was reported 10 be
considerably improved yesterday.
Mr.. Sol. Haas. general traffic manager
~ the Richmond and Danville railroad,
and Mr.. r. l.. simpson. his private sec
retarv. have arrived from Washington
and are stopping at the Exchange Hotel.
4 number OF rarties who recently lost
their pocket-books by pick-pockets have
recovered the same through the police.
II seems that after extracting the money
the pocket-books and all papers were
thrown away They were found ana
turned over TO the police.
The marriage Of Miss Mary McCaw
and Mr.. DabT ey Maury will take place
this evening at o'clock. at the resi-
dence Of the brides father, DR. James
NcCaw. on east Grace street. DR.. Pat
terson and family, Of New York, have
come on to attend the wedding
Tho Young man who thought his watch
I'D bean stolen while in a crowd at the
corner Of Main and Tenth streets yester-
dav has recovered the ume-piece' IL
having been taken from his pocket al
bis Mace Of business by some OF Dis
fel,op- workmen as a practical joke.
The clerk Of the hustings court Is
sued marriage licenses to the toilo"lns
couples Yesterday: William Wade ana
Elizabeth Lindsay. Charles H. NorImah
and F.. ADELAIDE Carter Charles D. NJ
mer and Rosa T. HoltzDach' marry -,
ntothous and Minnie A. Pohle. Francis
y. Collics and Nora B. Bowles.