The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-18
Personal AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmonds Ciu'
zens and other Matters.

Mr. q Howell Hill left for Roanoke
Sunday.
Mr. w. N. Mcveigh, OF Alexandria. is
in the city.
Colonel 10. Lane Stern returned from
| Old Point yesterday afternoon
Mr.. John NJ. Ryall, who has been SICK
for some two weeks, is out again.
MI. Adolphus Gray is very sick at his
home No. 17l3 west Taylor street.
Mr.. d. K. Sleight made an address at
the Presbyterian church Sunday morning.
Mr.. Gus Boykin, who has been confined
to his room for the past week. Is aoie
to be out.
Mr.. Grey Wyatt and Charles Hill re-
turned home Sunday from short trip
to Norfolk.
Miss Mamie Pitt sang a solo at the
Bainbrdge-street Baptist church sunday
morning.
MIR. w. c. Weaver and friend, Mr..
! George Scott. Of Gordonsville, left Tor
home Sunday.
Professor w. s. Moore. OF Roanoke,
passed through The city yesterday morning
en- route to Norfolk.
Mr.. w. f. Woody, of Church Hill, who
has been quite sick, is now able to 80
out for stort walks.
Mr.. Charles Clay. Of south Laurel street
left Saturday for Newport News TO spend
a few days with relatives.
The funeral of Mrs. Richard A. Wise,
who died in Williamsburg, April l6th'
took place in this city yesterday.
Mrs Martha Robertson is quite sick at
the residence Of her daughter, Mrs. VIII
| lie Martin, in Chesterfield county.
Mr.. Moses y. Creighton. with s. w.
Gerhardt, of Lynchburg. is on visit to
| his mother, Mrs. NJ. Creighton, in this
| city.
Sergeant Il. f. Howard, of the First
pollce-station, who has been confined 10
his home for the past ten days by Illness,
is on duty to-day.
John r. Wadman was yesterday arrest
ed and lodged in the First police-station
on a charge of wilful perjury He will
be examined this morning at the police
court.
The Little Workers had A meeting a the
Stockton-street church Sunday afternoon.
The attendance was quite large and very
interesting programme Of exercises was
rendered.
The clerk of the hastings court issued
the following marriage licenses yester-
day: Andrew J. Johnson and Harriet Cora
Jenkins George c. Lafferty and Elizabeth
F. c. Lay.
Mr.. Chas H. Burton. Of the Tin. Sheet
Iron and Cornice Workers Union, OF
this city, will represent that body in the
International. which meets in st. Louis,
April 18th.
Dr. j. w. Nash. who was on Saturday
elected assistant physician Of the Eastern
Lunauc Asylum yesterday sent to the
1T r,h. faia -
tho D<nitentiary. ana It was accepted.
Hon. George d. Wise arrived In the
city Sunday night. and will be here about
ten days. He thinks OF visiting the naval
rendezvous before returning to Washing
ton.
The gay Little Wyandottes and the
festive Little 1}ostonians dallied with
intricacies OF the national game at the
Grant lot yesterday afternoon, and the
game rtsulte in victory to the Dotts by
a scorce OF % to %.
Mr. A. II. Crismord. who has been
for some time with Mcssrs. Polk diler
e. Co.. has returned 10 his home in
Fredericksburg, where he will assist his
father. who has been appointed clerk OF
the court.
The next meeting OF the Literary Club
will be held at the residence Of Mr.. Alex
ander Cameron. Wednesday evening. April
18th. This will be the original meeting,
the Ruskin meeting having been indie
finitely postponed.
Mr.. VIM. T. Thornton, OF New Mexico,
who had been n guest Of Colonel w. Il.
Cutshaw for several days. left for home
Sunday evening He was recently APP
pointed Governor of New Mexico by
President Cleveland.
Shaw, the burglar. who, several years
nd vgnnnHaI GarNoopt Rrorxc
and made such a desperate run for
liberty, pursued by Sergeant Tomlinson.
who came near being shot also, will be
liberated in a few months
Miss Lizzie Gwatkin left last evening for
New York. where she will sail on Wed
nesday for England, visiting her sister,
Mrs. F. l.. Curtler. The latter was mar
ried last winter. the brilliant wedding
taking place at st. Paul's church.
Mr. Henry c. Ball was paralyzed on
his right side yesterday morning. He is
advanced in age, and the attack is very
serious. He Is an uncle of Policeman
Otey's wife and is a member of Mr..
Otey's household, 5ll north Eighth street.
The Governor yesterday commissioned
W. H. II. Lynn, of Staunton; r. A. Krise.
OF Lynchburg, and J. l.. Tredway, OF
Chatham as members OF the board of
visitors Of the Western Lunatic Asylum
for term OF three years from April 18th
A. f. Marion. who was discharged from
the city Jail Friday. where he had been
incarcerated for about two months. be-
fore leaving the city called at the print
ing Office OF Mr.. c. n. Williams for the
blank contracts OF the Universal Ad-
vertising Agency OF Washington, d. c."
which he and Zimmerman had printed
while they were in Richmond working
the city. AS these blanks have long since
passed out OF Mr.. Williams hands OF
course they were not obtained by Marion.
William and Nary Appropriation.
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