The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-19
Personal AND GENERAL
Interesting Facts About Kie"ih"""' ''''-
zcns. and Other Matters.


c.....oasr~on D Gardiner Tyler was
I'm the city yesterday.
Mrs T. r. Adams. OF Washington, ID. G..
"a an n visit 10 her daughter, Mrs. Thomas
A. Ewers.
T, the Chancery Court yesterday James
( II ,fcNeelxins qualified as executor OF
/ Andrew McMeekins.
( Miss Susie Vcnable, Of this city, who
/ has been visiting friends in Newport
News has returned home.
General and Mrs. u. 4. WeisIger have
returned from the country, and are stop
ping az No. 200 east Grace street.
Mr. Chaney's lecture. on the "Brahmo
Somaj," win be given tomorrow after
noon at O'Clock, in Belvidere Hall.
Rev Or. Cooper pastor OF the First
Baptist church, will lead the service at
the Soldiers Home this afternoon at
o'clock.
The Joseph Baker that was arrested for
creating disturbance in the East-End
church is not the Joseph Baker OF north
Second street.
Mrs. Jane Margaret Brown. OF Lynch
burg. who spent several days last week
visiting friends in Richmond has re-
turned home.
The Little Cleaners. of Christ church.
will repeat their entertainment at the
church. ON Venable street, on the even
ing Of the 2lst
Dr. Mlchaux was called 10 Florida on
business last night. lie will leave this
afternoon and viii be absent from the
city for several days.
Fitzbugh Johnson (col), was arrested
Yesterday by officer Otey. He is charged
with cutting q woman named Tanner In
Fulton some days ago.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Tuckahoe School Board was held al the
county courthouse yesterday and the
financial business Of the past month at
tended to-
Robert Green, a negro, was arrested in
the Third district yesterday morning on
the charge Of stealing load OF lumber
the property Of Fethaus q BRO. Inc
stolen timber was recovered.
Mrs. d. A. Jarvis and daughter. Miss
Harzie, Of Powhatau county, have re-
turned home. after a brief visit TO friends
and relatives in this city, accompanied
by their friend. Miss Maud Hopkins
The Polk Miller Combination will give
one Of their delightful entertainments at
| Veuable-Street Baptist church next Thurs
/ day night. A very attractive programme
has been arranged for this occasion.
one OF the large plate-glass windows
/ Of the S. o. =. clothing store, corner OF
Broad and Third streets, was broken
| Friday afternoon by two boys, who were
playing in the street, falling against IT,
Syracuse Division. u. r. Knights of
Pythias, will have an important meeting
tomorrow night at Odd-Feuows' Han.
/ This division Is drilling weekly I'm anucl-
| patton Of going to Washington next sum-
mer
Rev DIR. w. w. Landrum will lecture
| at the First Baptist church tomorrow
night at o'clock. on the theme. is
Life Worth Living for the benehl oI lhe
colored Young Mems Christian Assoc'a-
ton.
Hon J. T. I.awless, who represented
Portsmouth and Norfolk counties in the
State Senate during the last session,
visited the Capitol yesterday. He is a
candidate for the position of secretary OF
the Commonwealth.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of George H.
Pickett camp, Confederate veterans VIII
give an entertainment at Corcoran Han
on the evening of November &5d, al
o'clock. Music, rotations and refresh
ments win be the features of the evening.
Sidney Lodge, No 42S. J. O. G. r., win
on next Tuesday, the Hst, at Belvidere
Hall give an entertainment. under the
auspices OF the West-End Choral Club,
directed by Professor Esau Cocker TO
which the public is respectfully invited.
Rev Mr.. Bagby. pastor of Clay-Street
BAPTIST church, having returned from
the Association, will fill his pulpit this
morning and tonight. There viii be
preaching at Clay-Street every night
during this week, by the pastor
Major Poe has telegraphed the Super
intendent of the Washington Police, TO
bring to this city the alleged thief, who
is charged with stealing a gold ring IN
scribed with o Masonic emblem, and the
property of two prominent Masons OF
this city.
Mrs. Or. Semmes, the well-known spe-
cialist on badness, has returned 10 the
city. She has been more successful ~
her treatment OF the hair than any one
who has ever practiced here. She can be
found ar her pariors, l2t east bfoad street
The ladies Of All-Saints church viii
give a charity tea for the beneht or me
moor OF the church, Monday, the -3lh
instant. at No y north Laurel street,
fr.r, r TO 7 =. NJ The congregation Of
the church IS cordially invited 10 paIu-
cipate.
The body Of W. Il. Simpson alias Har-
ris. which was taken from the river under
the Belle Isle bridge, was viewed by
Coroner Taylor on Friday evening. There
being no marks Of foul play the BODY
was turned over TO the officials OF the
almshouse TO be buried at the poohc
expense
The South-Side Social and Pleasure
Club. Jr., had their second reunion I'm
day night at their rooms on Laurel street,
and dancing and games were lndulEe9
in until a late hour. The Light-Hand
Star Troupe acquitted themselves IN
a creditable manner. and the Misses
Margarite Taylor and Dolan sang very
sweetly. "Larboard Watch, Ahoy!'