The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-09
PERSONAL And GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's Citi-
Iens and Other Matters.

DR.. ]. S. Daniel, after several weeks
Illness, has returned practice.
Mr.. J. b. Canepa has returned from a
few months trip to his old home In Italy
and other parts Of Europe.
Mr.. T. c. Grady. of the New York and
Brazilian Steamship Line. and a son OF
Mr.. l.. Grady, is in Richmond.
The case against William wertnadge
in the Henrico County Court, charged
with shooting George Baker. has been
dismissed.
A New York man was excused from
jury duty because his nineteenth child
was III with the Group and his twenty
first child was not well
Colonel John Murphy has collected addi-
tional contributions to the Exposition
guarantee fund and hopes by the end Of
the week to secure all that was sub
sCribed.
leading society lady says that next
to an uptown hotel Richmond needs an
uptown cafe. II IS quite probable that
the jefferson will be provided with this
convenience for the ladies.
The revival meeting at the Second
Baptist church last evening was attended
by large crowd. and there were a num-
Der OF conversions. Rev. III. a. Bagby
preached. The services continue all the
week
The Old Dominion Democratic Club.
than which there has been no more faith
full band OF workers, will meet this even
ing a their club rooms. AS urgent bust
ness will come up. full attendance Is
hoped for.
Captain John Cusson will deliver a
lecture on Life Among the Indians.
under the auspices OF the Young Peo-
PIES Society OF Christian Endeavor at
the Grace-street Presbyterian church Fri
day evening.
The clerk OF the hustings court issued
the following marriage licenses yester-
day: William W. Smith and Salina A.
Woodward. Anthony Mustoe and Mary
r. Eggleston. Harvey Schweitzer and
Mamie j. Baker.
A man named Ryan fell yesterday
morning about II o'clock in a fit, at the
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.
Policeman Jake LANCE called the ambu-
lance and he was taken TO his residence
on Seventeenth street.
Richmond has a brighter outlook for
the building trades at present than IL has
ever known before, was The remark OF
prominent contractor. He claims that
more houses will be built this year, than
any previous one ana a great many OF
them will be elegant residences.
The stockholders OF the Richmond
Locomotive and Machine Works were 10
have held a meeting yesterday at noon,
but certain matters not being ready
for consideration, the meeting adjourned
without transacting any business until a
future date, not yet decided upon.
Thu Cover ant Young Peoples Society
Of Christian Endeavor will give sociable
10 their freT ds and the members Of tie
Church of the Covenant his evening
from to II o'clock. Professor Kessnich's
orchestra will render a choice musical
prOg1 anime.
The condition OF little Bernard Oben-
doffer, OF No. IL south Adams street, who
was struck between his eyes with a rock
by another boy near Madison and Main
streets two weeks ago. is but little i'm
proved. The bandagcs were taken or
for the first time yesterday but had to
be put on again.
a statement appeared in The Times
yesterday that DR.. Moses ID. Hoge had
the day previous preached the funeral
sermon OF a beloved member OF his
church DR. Hoge never breaches a fu-
neral sermon. and is opposed TO any
thing more than a simple service on such
occasions. The statement I'm The Times
came from what was considered reliable
authority. and its publication is regretted.