The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-13
Personal AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's GIL
reus and Other Matters.

Mrs. NJ. A. Foster of Fairmount. W.
Va. is on visit TO her son. Mr.. W. w.
Foster.
Dr. Ryand will preach at Barton
Heights Baptist church Sunday morning
at IL o'clock.
Mrs. Celeste r. Pizzini has returned
from visit 10 her daughter. Mrs. Keller.
of Brooklyn. y. Y.
Mrs. Julia Todd. OF King and Queen
county, is visiting her nephew In mis-
city, Colonel w T. Robins.
Mrs. Maggie c. Hargrove. OF Hope
dale. Va. who came TO Richmond on
hurried trip. has returned home.
Mr.. William II. Randolph and Albin
CardoZo. Of New York, are in the city
The latter is former well-known resi-
dent.
Mr.. Tarlton Tlbbs. one OF the most
gallant OF the Manchester Elliott Grdys'
now Of Henrico. was in Richmond yes
terday.
Mr.. William s. Bowman remains criti-
cally Ill at the residence OF his son. MI
J. c. Bowman, No. 5l5 north Eighth
street.
General Fitz Lee. who has beel in the
city for two or three days. left last even
ing on a trip North. He will stop In
Washington.
Miss Susie Hatcher OF Toronto. Can,
formerly Of Chesterfield, is visiting Mrs
Dr. William +. Hatcher, at No 6Oo west
Grace street.
Mr.. y. H. Rucker, OF 4l2 north Tenth
street, who has been quite sick for some
time. has resumed his place as teacher
at Nolley's School.
Mr.. Merritt r. Cooke. member OF the
House OF Delegates from Norfolk, and Mr.
r. b. Cooke. Of that city, were at the
Capitol yesterday.
Messrs. Cunningham and Frank Walker
took part in a concert before the Young
Mems Christian Association In Peters
burg Thursday night
The regular meeting Of the Methodist
SundAy-School Society Of Richmond VIII
be held at Fairmount-avenue church to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock.
Mrs w. =. Davis, Of Rosyn, near
Petersburg. and her son. Mr. Kempor
Shelly. who have been visiting Mrs. c.
II. Bradley. have returned home.
Mr.. Thomas Brown, of Westmoreland
county. an applicant for a deputy coll
lcctorship in the internal revenue depart
meut. was I'm the city yesterday.
Hose Company No. was called 10
Second and Arch streets about o'clock
last night. a burning chimney being the
occasion Of the call. 40 damage.
Mrs. Gray of Portsmouth, Va, mother
OF one Of the Sisters OF St Patrick
Academy. who has been on visit TO
Richmond. has returned 10 her home.
The trial Of r. r. Johnson. which was
10 have been called I'm the hastings court
next Monday morning. has been post
poned for the present on account OF the
absence Of some witnesses
A deed Of assignment has been record
ed in the chancery court from X r.
Bruce & CO.. hardware dealers on Broad
street. 10 G.. r. Tabb. trustee. Liabilities
and assets are both reported small.
The BAPTIST Sunday School Association
Of Richmond and Manchester will meet
Sunday afternoon at ( o'clock with the
Bainbridge-street church. Manchester.
Mr.. William Ellyson will be the princi-
pal speaker.
Iieutenant-G Governor J. Hoge Tyler will
arrive i'm Richmond on the $40 +. NJ.
train on his way 10 Carolina county,
where he will attend the wedding Of his
sister While I'm this city Major Tyler Will
stop AZ MHphy.8 hotel. ---..---- ---.-.---
In consequence Of the sickness OF Rev.
II. p. Mitchell the pastor, Rev Mr.. Pell.
editor Of the Bible Reader, will preach az
ST. James Methodist Episcopal church
mission rooms Clay and Twenty-ninth
streets. tomorrow at II \. NJ.
Rev. Hartley Carmichael will clpy
the pulpit at st. Paul's at both .erW ,es
tomorrow. During next week he will at
tend the Council al Winchester wha.a
he has been invited to preach cpeci1l
sermon.
Mr.. $. p. Kuhn who has been at the
bedside Of his father. who has been SEE
riously in at Poplar Springs. Nd, has
returned 10 the city Mr.. II. Kuhn has
greatly improved and is now on the road
10 recovery.
Rev. II. F. Mitchell. pastor Of st.
James Methodist Episcopal church, is
confined 10 his room with severe cold.
Rev Mr.. Pell editor OF the Bible Reader
will occupy Mr.. Mitchell's pulpit to-mor-
row morning
Yesterday morning n horse attached 70
Mrs William Brauer's buggy, while
standing I'm front Of l2)S east Main street
became frightened at a passing electric
car. and ran away, breaking the buggy
10 pieces. Fortunately, no one was III
the vehicle.
Pa. has written TO Richmond 70 know II
any man here remembers her husband,
James Taylor. who was in the Mexican
war. She thinks he was with the Nir-
ginia troops when they marched upon the
capital OF Mexico.
Miss Lucy J.. Priestand. who left her
home on Eighteenth street last week,
has been heard from I'm town on the
Virginia line near West Virginia Miss
Priestland went there 10 get work. but
has been disappointed and viii probably
be back I'm a few days
Councilman J. $. Trower. OF Richmond
has been elected Great Senior Sycamore
OF the l. O. r. NJ. Past Great Sachem
o. T.. Wise, Of this city. is the sitting
Great Prophet The latter is also one
OF the representatives TO the Great Coun-
ell Of the United States.
Steamer No was called out yester-
day morning at 1904 o'clock on a still
alarm, which was occasiOned by a man
telpiece in the house No. Z0S east Cary
street occupied By Mrs. G. G. Mera,
catching fire. The blaze was soon eXtin-
guished. The damage was triflinS.
DR. Hoge suspended the delivery Of his
series OF discourses on Memorable Eras
in Church History" last Sunday after
noon I'm order 10 preach sermon 10 the
Richmond Blues. lie will resume them
next Sunday afternoon, and continue
without interruption on successive sun
day afternoons TO the end OF the course.
A meeting Of the Thurman Democratic
club was held at their rooms, 1901 east
Main street. last night. No business OF
Importance was transacted. but the club
desires 10 keep up its organization, so as
to be ready 10 be in the forefront when
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