The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-12
Personal AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts Abont Richmond's Cfa-
yens and other Matters.

rens and other Matters.
General Fitzhugh Lee is In the city to-
day.
Judge Roger Gregory. Of King William,
Is registered at the Exchange.
The 'Henrico county court was in session
yesterday, but no cases were tried.
Major w. J. Johnson and Mrs. Johnson
will leave this evening for Boston.
Misses Fannie and Annie Mcclure have
returned from their Western trip.
DR.. j.. p. Gillian, treasurer Of Chester
field county, was In the city yesterday.
The Academy Of Medicine and Surgery
met last night and held an interesting
session.
Mr.. c. F. Danforth. formerly Of Rich
mond. now Of Roanoke, was in the city
yesterday.
MIR. J.. G.. Flveash, one Of the proprie-
tors OF the Norfolk Ledger, was in the
city yesterday morning.
The clerk Of the hastings court issued
n marriage license yesterday to James
Albert and Joseph Lee Grant.
The Southern Stars. Of Richmond, viii
go up TO Ashland Friday and cross bats
with the Ashland boys.
Miss Dora Calhoun, Of Alabama, niece
OF Secretary Herbert. is visiting Mrs.
Manson, 3l3 east Franklin street.
Mr.. Alfred Z. Cohen has returned home
from Charlottesville. Va. where he spent
Saturday and Sunday with his wife.
Miss Louise Britt has returned 10 her
home I'm Suffolk after a pleasant visit TO
Miss Mabel Vaughan, Of east Marshall
street.
Miss Estelle Fisher, Of Washington, d.
c.. Is the guest OF her uncle, Colonel Will
liam r. Tanner, No. 20 south Third
street.
No reduction Of wages Of the employees
I'm the tobacco factories of this city has
been made. and no such step is con-
templated.
Damon Division. Uniform Rank, X. OF
p. will have a moonlight excursion to
Dutch Gap on board the steamer Poca-
hontas on Tuesday evening. July 18th.
A meeting Of all favoring the nominal
ton Of Colonel A. 5. Buford for Gov
ernor will be held at Donohoe's Hall. Mar
shall ward, this evening, at $50 o'clock.
The young men who recently left the
city after having gotten short in their ac-
counts were not Richmond boys. Both OF
them worked at establishments outside
Of the city.
At a meeting of Pickett Camp held on
Monday evening a committee was APP
pointed 10 make suitable arrangements
for ara excursion on the steamer Poca-
hon,as about August LIST.
The board Of governors Of the Masonic
Home will meet at the home this after
noon at , o'clock, when the committee
on plans will submit a report for the en-
larging Of the institution.
James +. Robinson, a colored servant
at the Ballard House, was robbed OF
$3.50. which was taken from his trunk
by some unknown person. Sergeant
Hall Is investigating the case.
Sheriff o.. H.. Price, Of Franklin county,
called at the Capitol yesterday after
delivering al the penitentiary Peter Smith,
sentenced 10 eighteen years Imprisonment
for murder in the second degree.
Mr.. W. II. Healy. a brlcklayer, who IS
employed at the State Library building,
received some bruises about his body
yesterday by falling from the first floor
20 the ground. He was taken home.
The ambulance was called 10 the r. c.
Williams tobacco factory yesterday az
ternoon al 1915 o'clock 20 a colored man,
who rad his foot mashed. He was treat
ed and carried 10 his home, on Twenty
fifth street.
A portion Of DR.. Harbaugh's inhrmary
on Adams near Clay street has been
completed. and several injured horses
have been received for treatmut. The
building is thoroughly ventilated and its
drainage IS perfect.
The Democratic city committee has
been called TO meet I'm the Circuit Court
room on next Tuesday evening at $50
o'clock, when the manner and time for
selecting the delegates 20 the guberna-
torial convention viii be determined.
Jailer Russell. Of Henrlco. attempted TO
jug a negro who refused 10 leave the Jail
when ordered yesterday afternoon. The
negro made a break down Main street.
He was captured M T~Wenty-lirst and
Main streets, and duartered in the JAN.
Miss Mary c. Terrell, Of Louisa. will
return home Monday, the 10th. arcom-
panied by her friend. Mrs. T.. r. Ten
nant. After a brief soiourn m "Glen
Marye," the home Of Miss Terrell, they
will 90 farther up the Blue Ridge and
spend the month Of August at the Warm
Springs. Bath county.
The building at Eighth and Leigh
streets, which for several years past mas
been occupied by Mr.. +. V. Valentine,
the SCULPTOR. as a studio. is 10 be torn
down and several dwellings erected on
the site by the executors Of the Mann
s. Valentine estate. The work was begun
yesterday.
Miss Mary Helen Davis. Of Powhatan.
and Mr.. Edward NJ. Green, OF Chatta-
nooga. Tenn. were married az Mrs. Mar
tins residence, No. SOC north Seventh,
Monday night at 10 O'Clock. The cere-
monv was performed by Rev. Or. Cooper,
and was witnessed by a number Of
friends and relatives. The bride, who
is quite pretty. was attired In white
china silk. The groom formerly re-
sided here. but is now chief electrician
of the Chattanooga Railway Company.
His bride is the attractive daughter OF
Mr.. Sandy Davis. Miss Daisy True
acted as maid OF honor.
They Plighted Their Troth.