The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-28
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's Citi-
xens. and O'her Matters.


zens. and O'her Matters.
DR.. Michaux returned yesterday morn
Ing from a professional visit to Florida.
negro named Frank Anderson was ar
rested for carrying concealed weapons
Mr.. Edmund p Waller left yesterday
for Louisa county, where he will reside
In future.
The Gesangverein Virginia held it's regu-
lar musical and theatrical entertainment
last nigh.
The Old Dominion Democratic Club will
give a ball at Old Market Hall Monday
night. December Attn.
The condition OF Mr.. w. W. Cosby. who
has been sick at his residence, No 2l3 east
Main street, was reported as slightly bet
ter last night.
Governor Mckinney expects to leave
to-day for Washington on business hay-
Ing reference to State affairs.
Miss Maggie Jones. OF Buckingham
county, is visiting her friend. Miss Mary
T. Walsh, of south Fifth street.
Mr.. A. b. Cheatham. a well-known
citizen of Church Hill. has been confined
10 his home for several days by sick
ness.
The Pythians will have grand con-
cert next Thursday night at the Y. NJ.
c. A. for the benefit OF the Hines me-
mortal fund.
Cards are out for the marriage Of Miss
Mollie Morrissette 70 Mr.. J. Il. Jackson
Jr., at Bethlehem church, in Chesterfield
county, on December 9TH.
Mrs. V. e. Chaplin who has been quite
III in Chicago, has returned to the
city, much improved. IN company with
her daughter, Miss Flora Chaplin.
Or. George W. Darlington, Masonic lee
turer, is in the city His Masonic ad-
dress is the Rough Ashlar office. He is
stopping at Ford's Hotel
The ladies Of Fairmount-Avenue Metho-
dist church will give a Thanksgiving sup
per next Thursday night. TO which they
cordially invite all their friends.
The ladies Of the visiting board of the
Virginia Hospital are requested to at
tend an important meeting at Mrs Joseph
Whites residence this afternoon at 4:SO
O'clock
The regular monthly meeting OF the W
c. T. U. and the US will be held I'm the
parlOrs of the y NJ. G. A. to-day at
4 o'clock =. NJ. All members are earnest
ly invited 10 be present.
Jefferson A. Jones, a young white man.
was arrested In the First district yester-
day morning on the complaint Of John A.
Johnson, who charges Jones with having
assaulted and beaten him with a stick.
The first number Of the Pythian Mont
tor. the organ OF the Grand Lodge OF
Virginia, has been issued. The new paper
is a four-coumn, eight-page journal. is
neatly gotten up. and contains much
matter Of interest to the organization.
Mrs Belle Childress and little daugh-
ter Inez. OF Petersburg. who have been
visiting Mrs. J. T. Koon, No. 1900 west
Cary street, returned home yesterday
morning.
Mrs. Clara VI. Hughes OF 10l north
Eighth street, who was reported In The
Times last week as being very i'll with
pneumonia, is very much improved. and
it is expected that she will be up in a
few days.
The clerk of the Hastings Court Is
sued marriage licenses TO the following
couples yesterday Charles +. Taylor,
Jr.. and Florence l.. Adams: H. Stewart
Jones and Mary Field Yancey; Alexander
Bates (colored and Polly Foster (col-
cted).
Sergeant Cosby returned from the fire in
Manchester Sunday morning I'm a cab
with two reporters. When he stepped
backwards ont Of the cab he Is said to
have lifted the horse Off the the ground.
Neither the giant officer nor the horse was
hurt.
Detective Sergeant Thomas j. McCarty.
Of New York. arrived I'm this city yester-
day to escort Davis. whom Detective
TOmlinson arrested for bigamy, back TO
New York.
The officer will leave with his prisoner
this morning.
Charles w. Harwood, solicitor for the
Richmond and DanVlle railroad. is not
considered a strong man by those who
know him best but | heard a man say
yesterday that he had known him to pull
a car load Of freight at one time with his
mouth.
Mrs. A. Lyon. a well-known old Ia
living at 4l9 north Thirteenth street who
was paralyzed about a year ago. Is re-
ported to be critically III. She is a ma
tive Of Scotland, but has been a resident
OF this city for many years and is now
over sixty years of age.
Rev. o. p. Norman, who has Just sent
In his resignation 20 the Virginia Con-
ference as a Methodist minister, is I'm the
city, preparatory 10 entering Meadville
Theological Seminary to equip himself
for the Unitarian ministry. Mr.. Norman
is a son OF Mr.. Granville Norman, a for
mer representative in the Legislature from
Bedford county. He has been In the min
istry but a short time