The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-25
rERSONAIAND GENEKAL.
Interesting Facts About Richnond's Cih-
zens and other Matters.


zens and other Matters.
Mr.. Moses Stein. the well-known or
chcstra leader. leaves to-day Tor WASH
inGton.
Rev. IT, +. Williams Of Fourth-street
naptist church who has been sick, Is i'm
proving rapidly.
The clerk of the hastings court issued a
marriage license yesterday 10 william J.
Cox and Leila G. Taylor
Mr.. George +. Robelen has removed his
family from Baltimore. and viii make
Richmond his permanent residence.
Rev. w owen Carver. Of Tennessee,
has accepted a call 10 serve Fourth
street Baptist church during the summer
months.
in the account yesterday OF the May
ball at Monticello Han the name OF Miss
Freda Jacobs was made 10 appear as
Jacobson.
Sergeant Charles c. Bean. OF Clarke
county. now at the Confederate Soldiers
Home. IS critically IN from stroke OF
paralysis.
There VIII be an important meeting Of
the old Dominion Democratic club TO-
night az the clubhouse, Nineteenth ano
Main streets.
Mr.. w. II. Mann. OF Petersburg, the
newly appointed assistant district at
torney for the Eastern district, was IN
the city yesterday.
Mr. Lee Jones. who disappeared from
his home. on Venable street has returned.
He says he has been on trip 70 Nor
folk and Newport News.
The Times has received a beautifully
prepared invitation 10 the closing ccle-
bratfon Of the GOionean Literary Society
Of the Glade Spring Academy.
Rev j. Taylor Dickinson, Of Orange
~ j., n native OF Richmond, viii de-
liver the address at the Southern Bap-
fist Theological Seminary. June LIST
Rev. Mr.. Dill. pastor Of Venable-street
Baptist church, will preach in the chapel
Of the RichmCnd College Thursday even
ing at o'clock. The public are invited.
The ambulance was called 20 the First
police-station at G:3O yesterday evening
TO a colorcd woman who was cut on the
head. She was treated and left at the
station-house.
Rev. H. W williams formerly Of
Fourth-street Baptist church, was mar
ried at Gadsden. Ala. where he is now
stationed. May 18th 10 Miss Byde Kit
trel. of that place.
Chief Justice Fuller. Of Washington.
and Mr. George =. Fisher. OF New York,
and Messrs w. l.. Leggett j. II. Harris.
Jr.. and W. J.. Ditchett. of Harrisonburg,
are registered at the Exchange.
The ladies OF the Centenary church will
hold a lawn party az the SPOTS resi-
dence. Canal and Third streets. to-
night and Friday night There will be
an attractive musical programme each
night.
ON Sunday evening Rev. DR.. Sledd will
preach the annual sermon before the
Richmond College Young Mems Christian
Association. The services will be held
I'm the College chapel. and the public are
invited.
Major w. =. Slmons and staff have
rece we'd an invitation TO attend the cere-
monies incident 90 the unwilling Of the
monument to the Confederate dead at
Portsmouth. The exercises are to take
place June 18th.
Rev. r. Il. Pitt will preach the dedi-
catory sermon at Glen Allen Baptist
church next Sunday at 1870 A. NJ. In
the afternoon addresses will be made
by Drs Hatcher and Ryland and Mr..
William Elyson.
There will be music by the Blues Band
on Chestnut Hill. at Fourth aven le. to-
night. and refreshments will be. served
at city prices. The entertainment which
odist Episcopal church. will be repeated
tomorrow night.
Complimentary tickets 10 the May
Queen 10 be given at the Mozart Acad-
envy on Saturday afternoon for the ben
eft Of frescoing the Monumental church,
have been sent TO the orphans Of the HUI
name Association. 81. Pauis Asylum and
81. Josephs Catholic Asylum.
MI e. II. Cloves. who was so seriously
hurt by being hurled from the platform
Of train near Newport News during
the naval rendezvous. has nearly entirely
recovered. and was on the street yester-
day He was cordially greeted 10y many
friends who were sincerely glad of his
restoration.
MI John Booker who has been very
il at the home of his son. Rev. J. T..
Booker. of Hebron church. near StauntOn,
is rapidly recovering Mr.. Booker was
for many years a prominent commission
merchant I'm this city ana went 10 live
with his son about ten years ago. He
Is eichty-f0ur years OF age and his re-
cOvery SIS considered quite remarkable.
A telegram was received yesterday
afternoon from buchanan. stating that
the condition OF Miss Annie Beale. the
beautiful daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
h. Beale, of that place. was slightly
better. She has been extremely i'm for
some days with pneumonia, and her life
was despaired Of Miss Annie Beale
is the neice Of Mrs. A. L. BouIware. of
Richmond and has large number Of |
friends In this city.