The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-17
Personal IND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Riohmonds Citi-
zens and Other Matters

""S H. NHtton Boudar, with her chill
dren. are at Alton. Va.
Captain j. II. H. Figgatt. Of Botetourt.
was In the city yesterday.
Mr.. l.. T. Robertson. who has been sick
for some time. is slowly improving.
The butchers OF the Second market will
have a fish fry and barbecue at Clarke's
pond next Tuesday.
a marriage license has been issued in
Washington TO Ebert Dunn and Maggie
Arnold. Of Manchester.
There will be an ordination Of deacons
at the West View Baptist church al 4
o'clock Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. J. Keller. who has been on n visit
TO her mother Mrs. c. +. Pizzini. has
returned to Brooklyn, y. Y.
Major James d. Patton and family
went to the White Sulphur THURSDAY
and not 10 the Worlds Fair
DR.. w. c. Num- and Mr.. George T
Garrett, well-known Democrats OF West
Point were in the city yesterday
George Burch. charged with stealing
from the person. was tried in the hust-
ings court yesterday and acquitted.
Dr. c. V. Darlington leaves next week
for Allegheny Springs. where he will be
all this summer as resident physician.
Miss Ida Robinson, Of Manchester. has
been engaged to sirg at All-Saints' church
during the summer vacation, July and
August.
DR.. r. l.. Triton. veterinary surgeon.
who has been in for the past two weeks
is now out again, and able TO resume his
practice.
Mr.. Charles NJ Hazen and Misses VI. f.
and G.. F. Hazen left for Chicago via the
Chesapeake and Ohio yesterday to attend
the Worlds Fair.
Sergeant w. 7. Shepherd arrived IN
the city yesterday, accompanied by his
friends. Sergeant Mcclure and Cadet
Williams, Of North Carolina.
Mr.. Reginald Walker yesterday entered
on his duties at Librarian Of the assoc
citation, 70 fill the vacancy caused by
the resignation Of Mr.. Clin Mahon.
The name of Lena II. Booker was
omitted from the list Of those In Junior
l, Of the High School. entitled 10 first
honor. in the report in yesterdays Times.
Sheriff o. II. Price, Of Franklin county.
visited the Capitol yesterday after de-
livering at he penitentiary Lizzie r..
Preston, who had been sentenced TO two
years Imprisonment for HOUSEKEEPING.
The annual picnic OF Union-Station
Methodist Episcopal Sunday school will
be held at Providence Forge Tuesday.
June 20. Train leaves the Chesapeake and
Ohio depot at A. NJ.
A large number of tickets have been
sold for the Richmond and Danville
boys excursion TO West Point on Mon
day. and the indications are that big
crowd will take the trip.
The suits recently brought against Mr.
Preston Belvin by Newton and Williams,
trustees. for 500 and 500 are not against
him individually. but as member Of
the Street Committee Of the City Council.
Sergeant George w Epps left for Fort
Monroe yesterday morning with William
+. Buchanan whom he arrested last
week as being n suspicious character
lie is a deserter from the United States
Army.
Rev W. Asbury Christian will begin
tomorrow afternoon at I o'clock a series
Of addresses to young men at the Asso-
citation building. His subject tomorrow
will be Drifting and Rowing" There
Will be special music by the Association
orchestra, organ and piano.
Dr. A. +. Dickinson has accepted an
invitation TO speak al the meeting Of the
Chesterfield county Baptist Sunday
School Association, 10 be held Sunday.
June 18th, at Tomahawk Baptist church.
Captain f. H. Flournoy Francis Brooks
Esq. Hon. w. W. Baker, Judge Hancock
and other prominent Baptists are ex-
pected to take part in the exercises.
In the High School Grst-honor lists pub
lished yesterday that for Intermediate
A. l. was omitted. Those who received
first honor in this class We're Marcia
Chapel, Grace Hill, Lillian Brown. Mar
vim Nuckols, Isabel Harris. Marie John
ston, RObina Whitlock. Louise Mccarthy.
Geneyieve Sharp. Blanche Burford. Elenea
Herrell, Rosa Baur. Charles Corey Josie
Cohoa and LOula Powell.
The jefferson Fishing Club will give q
picnic and fsh-fry at Providence Forge
next Monday. About twenty or twenty
five gentlemen VIII compose the party
and a fine OF a thousand dollars will be-
imposed upon any one who talks politics
or religion. Fish and other eatables will
be in great abundance, and liquid re-
freshments will also figure i'm the menu.
The club is I'm anticipation OF a splendid
time.
Rev r. p. Williamsshas returned from
New York, where he took a prominent
part In the conservation OF the TWO mis-
sionary bishops lie speaks OF the sermon
on that occasion OF Bishop Dudley, OF
Kentucky, as one Of the ablest he ever
listened 10. Mr.. Williams says New York
is crowded with foreigners. who are in
this country 10 attend the Worlds Fair.
Nearly all Of them have tickets that viii
take them 10 the most interesting places
In America.
Master Mechanics Thomas ". Gentry.
Of the Richmond and Danville railroad.
and James r. Bryant. Of the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad,
left last night for Lakewood, y. Y. They
go 20 attend the annual convention Of the
American Railway Master Mechanics
Association which meets In that place
next Monday. They will return via the
Worlds Fair Mr.. Gentry Is accompanied
by his son, Thomas Christian Gentry.