The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-19
PERSONAhAND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's Ciu-
zens and other Matters.

Bishop John c. Granbery was in Rich
| mOnd yesterday.
MIR. George S. Shackelford, member of
! the House Of Delegates from Orange
I county. was I'm the city yesterday.
Mr.. Clarence Nillhiser. secretary and
treasurer Of the Mnlhiser Manufacturing
| Company. is able TO be out again after
a long spell Of Sickness.
Mr.. George W. Embrey. who married
a daughter Of DR. a. $. McRae. of THIS
city. died i'm New Orleans on Wednesday.
His remains will be brought 10 Richmond.
The following Virginians reached Chi
cago May 18th: Frank Roboons. Hiss B.
Crawford, Irof. II. +. Laubc, Frank
Thompson, Frank AMIGO Richmond; q.
T.. Ettineer y. A. Am rtis, Wise county;
q. T. Saunders, Spotsylyania cou1ty
The Independents and executive COM
mitteemen Of the O'Ferrall Democratic
Association. OF Richmond. will hold an
important meeting this afternoon IN the
rooms of the Bar Association, over the
Merchants National Bank, at G o'clock.
A meeting of the local committee of
the Hines Memorial Association Will be
held at the Castle Hall of Hines Lodge
tonight. Grand Chancellor W. i. Me-
Leod of Suffolk, has written 10 Charles
T. Loehr y. G.. c., that he viii be
present.
The local Union Of Christian Endeavor
have invited Mr.. w. n. II. Smith, of
Washington, TO deliver an address I'm this
city on the night Of the Goth. Mr. smith
is weii-kuOWn 20 the Christian EndeavJf-
ers of this State. and is peculiarly attrac-
tive as a speaker An interesting pro-
gramme will be arranged for the occasion.
Mr. j. j.. Blanks, of PETERSBURG and
Mr.. William Lovenstein. of this city,
viii attend the meeting Of the Supreme
Council of Royal AIcanum i'm Minneapolis
on June 1st Judge l.. r.. Watts of
Portsmouth, viii also attend as Sitting
Past Supreme Regent. II is thought that
O. high office viii be offered Mr. LOveu-
stein this year.
Impressive services will be held I'm an
the synaeogucs next Sunday. the occasion
being the Jewish Feast of Weeks or PEN
tecoet. At Beth Ahaba the Rabbi, Rev.
r. y. Calisch. VIII administer the rite
of confirmation TO number of youns
people No one viii be allowed 90 enter
the building during the confirmation
which viii take place at 1880 o'clock.
The last of the musical entertainments
40 Monte Maria took place yesterday
evening The programme Of recitauos
and songs was well rendered and mu ID
enjoyed by those present. The attendance
at these entertainments has been very
satisfactory. and those who have enjoyed
the privilege of attending them will Dee
sorry that they will not be continued
longer.
The New York. Philadelphia and Nor
folk railroad. called by the travelling
public the Nip and n" for convenience,
expect 10 make some changes I'm their
passenger schedule. 10 take effect next
Monday. The time Of their steamers laav-
ing Norfolk will Doe as follows. Leave
Portsmouth at A. NJ and leave Norfolk
at 1lj a. NJ. Some other minor changes
viii Doe announced.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of Pickett Camp
held an informal meeting in Smiths Hall
yesterday afternoon at I o'clock The |
members of the organization decided TO /
adopt badges TO Doe Worn ON public oc-
casions. n was also decided 10 accept
an invitation TO take part I'm the ccrcmo- |
MES ON the occasion Of the reinterment |
of eX-President Davis remains After
disposiug Of some routine matters the
meeting adjourned.
Mr.. j. w. Anderson, whose brother. il |
was feared, was the young man whose |
body was found near keystone. is i'm
receipt of "a letter from his brother-m-
law. IN which was enclosed communiCa- /
tion from j. ID. brewster. postal .cicfil |
at keystone, stating that no body had /
been found near keystone, as report I'd. |
u was at one time feared that Mr.. An !
dcrsons brother, who left Richmond fcr /
the West some time ago, had been fou!ly !
dealt with 10y unknown parties.