The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-24
Personal am GEHERzr
Interesting Facts About Riehmond'. Ciu-
zens. and % her Matters


Colonel Asa Rogers Of Roanoke f. &,
the city. III
The county Jail IS being treated 70
new coat Of paint.
Mr. and Mrs. Leno Ruskell have "a
turned 10 the city.
Hon. Isaac Digs. Of West Point was
IN the city yesterday.
The condition Of Mr.. Koss. faihsr-,n.
law Of Mr.. G. Evensen. was somewhat
improved yesterday.
Mr. Joseph Beckman is suffering from,
an attack Of pneumonia at his residence
Eighth and Cary streets.
There has been for several DAYS a
leak In the gas main at the corner OF
Main and Monroe streets.
The new public school house on Twelfth
street IS nearly finished. Il will be ready
for occupancy by the first Of January.
Mr. Henry c. Sheppard has returned
from Maryland. where he has been on
visit to his sister, Mrs. Frank Rldeout.
Mr. W. II. Cullingworth and Mr..
Daniel Talley have returned from a great
fishing and hunting expedition in New
Kent.
Mr.. W. G.. Malone and Miss Beulah
\. Bowies were married at the brides
residence wednesday evening at 6I5
O'Clock.
Mr.. Charles II. Moran and Miss Lizzie
J.. Whitney were married at the resi-
dence OF Rev. j. r. Tucker, Wednes-
day night at $3.50 o'clock.
A few days ago thieves entered the
room Of Ellen Simpson, a colored woman.
who lives on west Grace street and
stole clock valued at $ and several
other articles.
James Young. a negro, was arrested
and lodged in the First police station
yesterday morning on the charge Of
stealing s228 in United States currency
from W. r. Sterling.
The Silver Tea to be given by the
Kings Daughters this evening from
4 10 o'clock at the residence OF Mrs.
y. O. Barbour. 81 west Franklin street,
promises TO be a charming affair
Mr.. FRED. Nloynihan, the sculptor, has
lust returned from Chicago, whore he
has superintended the shipment Of the
works Of art which Mr.. l.. v. Nai.ntine
had on exhibition during the Worlds
Fair.
The Union Democratic Cllb will hold
a meeting I'm Powelrs Han at o'clock
tonight. After the adjournment the
Scouts will have a drin. at which all
members OF the organization are requested
TO be present.
Invitations have been issued to the
marriage Of Miss Emma Theresa Bland
TO Mr.. James \. Pamplin on Wednes-
day evening. November 10Th. at $3.50
o'clock. The ceremony will take place
at the First Presbyterian church.
Invitations have been received in this
city from Washington 10 the wedding re-
ception Of Miss Mary Walker Fearn and
Mr. s. Barton French, formerly Of this
city, Thursday afternoon, November 2d.
from 4:30 until o'clock at No. 1884 l
street
The young ladies who have been in
vted to help Miss Ellen Mercer Cooke
at the entertainment for the benefit Of
the Working Girls Home" are request
ed 20 meet az her house, No. south
Third street, at 415 o'clock Saturday,
oath.
The Baltimore sun Of yesterday says:
William Brown. aged twenty-five years,
of Richmond, Va, was taken 20 the city
hospital last night with a stab wound
i'm his left side which penetrated the lung
he said he received the wound I'm a fight
ut the corner Of Pratt street and Centre
Market.
Captain T. p Hulce. Of the Third dis
trct. stated that he had some intorma-
lion I'm regard TO a Knight Of Pythias
ring which might be OF interest 90 ITS
former owner. II such a ring has been
lost recently. the owner can leave de-
Of # with Captain Hulce.