The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-15
Personal AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's Citi-
zens and Other Matters.

zens and Other Matters.
Mr.. Paul II. Heindl IS seriously III at
his home on west Main street
Mr. w. W. Belvln. Of New York and
London. formerly Of Richmond, is in the
city.
Packard's opera Company. which plays
in Richmond June 18th. is In petersburg
this week.
Miss Kate Burress, Of S15 east franklin
street. left yesterday evening to visit
friends in Salem. Va.
Mr.. Duke" Cosby. Of New Orleans.
who has been at the Exchange Hotel
for some months, has left for home.
Colonel Charles T. O'Fcrrall. after
short visit 10 the city. left Tuesday night
at 10 o'clock for Harrisonburg Va.
In the chancery court yesterday morn
Ing Eugene G. Massie qualified as admin
istrator on the estate Of John Gilliet.
Mrs. Clara Belle Palmer. the distln-
guished pianist is the guest Of Mrs. John
II. Knowles. Jr., No. south First street.
Rev. G. 9. Wertenbaker. Of Amelia
circuit, formerly Of Laurel-street Metho-
dist church. and daughter, are In the
city
Judge Lamb has been called to Charles
City county on business, and the chan
Gerry court will. therefore, not be in ses-
sion to-day.
Mr.. Thomas VI. Saunders. who has
been I'm bad health for several months
past, has gone to visit his daughter Mrs
DR.. Black. I'm Radford. Va.
Mrs. James d. Angle has returned from
Buffalo, ~ Y, and Mansfield, Pa. where
she went 10 attend the funeral OF her
brother. Mr.. Henry Krtzer.
Mr. William II. Crawford, Of Chicago.
is stopping at the Exchange Hotel
Mr. Ernest /. Hickok, OF Lynchbur-'
is visiting Mr.. Guy Wyatt, 81 west Main.
The moonlight excursion TO Dutch Gap
tonight will be Conducted by the Young
Mems Christian Association Boat Cluo'
All who go with the boys will enjoy a
good concert.
Mrs. VI. r. Dillon and Mrs. W. r.
Townsend have returned from Visit TO
their mother, Mrs. Major Farmer near
Chester. Mrs. Townsend has left for her
home in Baltimore.
The gentleman who by mistake eX-
changed the hat OF a city oihclal IN the
Council Chamber on Tuesday evening
is requested 10 return the same TO It's
owner at the place mentioned.
The clerk OF the hastings court issued
marriage licenses TO the following cou-
pies yesterday. George tombstone ana
Jessie Ann X Smith. Edward Y. Nc
Intyre and Ida =. Rogers, William Saun-
ders and Virginia Robinson.
The concert TO be given by the MeGin
Catholic Union tonight in Cathedral Han
will consist Of an excellent programme
rendered by some Of the best musical ana
literary talent OF the city. Those who at
tend will find themselves agreeably enter
tanned.
A new fre-alarm box has been placed
I'm The Times building The number is
S65. The box IS Of the new style and has
glass front This is a great advantage
FOR II the key is not in place, the glass
may be shattered with blow and an
alarm turned in.
"Curfew Must Not Ring Tonight"
dramatlzed in two acts from Rosa Hart
wick Thorpe's poem, will be presented
Friday night. June 10th, at Corcoran
Hall for the benefit OF the Eagle Cornet
Band. There will also be comic and
sentimental songs. \ good attendance
and much enjoyment is expected.
A Junior bate-baH team was organized
Yesterday. christened the "Electrics.' The
team is composed N the following play
ers. G.. Elmore, a. Gentry, O. carr n.
Duncker. 5. lie Clare, l.. Godsey, w.
Allison. G. Parkinson, J. Unger. a. LAMA
rome. ". Smith. a. Gentry, captain.
This team IS now open 10 challenges.
Mr.. George Young Of Cloverdale farm,
near Sutherlins. Pittsylvania county
has sent 10 a friend I'm this city samples
OF his crop OF oats and wheat. The
oats are six feet high ana the wheat
five feet. both being well headed. Mr..
Young IS n Pennsylvania. who recent
IS moved 10 Virginia. He IS enthusi-
astic CONCERNING the agricultural adj