The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-04
rEKs0NALA I'D GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Bichmond's Citl-
zens and Other Matters.

zens and other Matters.
Colonel Charles T. OFerrall will be in
the city to-day.
Judge T. G.. Wells. senator from the
| Wise county district. IS IN the city
Mr.. Samuel william Bigger Is confined
! 10 his bed, suffering with acute rleuma-
! tism.
The Royal Arch Chapter Of Manchester
! will hold a regular communication to-
night.
Miss Marie Angle, daughter Of Captain
| James y. Angle. who has been very sick,
is convalescing.
Dr. Thomas IT. Barnes, Of Nansemond,
ana Mr. George +. Fisher of New York,
are registered at the Exchange.
Mrs. John b. Goode. Of Bedford City. is
visiting Ter grandfather Rev. Pike
Pow ers. at Gil west Cary street.
Mr. W. y. Bowman, Of SIS north Eighth
street. father of Mr.. j. c. Bowman, has
been quito i'll since Saturday last.
Mr. j. j.. X Sleight will address the
Sunday-School Association Of upper Hen
rico next Sunday at Glen Allen church.
\ still alarm from Engine Company
No. fast night at H-65 O'Clock was oc-
casioned by the burning Of a sign at the
Boston Clothing House.
The a. w Patterson who was sued in
the city circuit court. as reported in yes
terday's Times, is not Sir. y. W. Pat
terson. Of Courtney * Patterson.
Mrs II. II. Thornton and the Misses
Lucy. May and Peggy Bigger have re-
tutred from Old Point. where they have
been witnessing the naval rendezvous.
Mr.. James Fox. the contractor of the
Union-Station church building. who was
injured by a fall a few days ago. is im-
proving, and expects 20 be out in about
a week.
The light committee and fire com
mittee of the city council Of Manchester
held meeting In the council chamber
last evening and transacted considerable
routine business.
a number Of small bridges across Bear
creek and other small streams have
been either destroyed or badly damaged.
The loss between this city and Wavery
will aggregate $4,000.
The colored boy who found the contents
cf Mr. " W Posters bank book. Is
published in yesterdays Times. has been
suitably rewarded financially as well as
having his Photograph taken.
Mrs. George i. Smith. Of Church Hill
y
see her married daughters and acquaint-
ances. In Eastern Virginia. She was ac-
companied by Mrs. Hathaway. OF Norfolk,
Va.
The annual meeting Of the Richmond
and West Point Land. Navigation and
Improvement Company, which was 10
have been held yesterday, was post
poned indefinitely as q quorum was rot
present.
The following prisoners were received
at the penitentiary yesterday: james Z.
shelton, Charlotte county, malicious as
sault. ten years, and Hudson Brown
(colored), Fluvanna county, unlawful cut
ting. one year.
Mr.. l.. L. Kuhn has been called 10 the
bedside Of his father. who IS lying very
i'll at Popular Springs. Md. Mr. Kuhn's
father was for many years master me-
chanic OF the Richmond. Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad IN this city
1fr. Ike Farmer and Mr. Tucker. the
latter the Keeper Of a fresh meat stand
on Hull near Thirteenth street in Man
chester. had a difficulty yesterday morn
ing, which they settled under the Queens
berry rules. No arrest was made
The beautiful statue OF the Confederate
soldier, 70 be unveiled next month at
-NpltoNaS 'puIiubuSf was Unsigned ana
executed by Mr.. J. II. Brown. of Rich
mond. The public is invited TO call and
see IL at his marble works, at Main and
Madison streets
The alarm OF fire yesterday at 1880 =.
NJ, sent from station No. 4, was occasion
ed by blaze in the kitchen OF the dwell
ing, No. 3O7 west Marshall street An
oil-stove exploding caused the fire. No
one was hurt The damage amounts 10
about ten dollars