The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-31
PERsONAL md GkNERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's Cih-
zeps and Other Matters.

zens and Other Matters.
Mr.. r. X. Legg, Of Baltimore, was
in the city yesterday.
Rev. ]. j. Hutson is holding special
services at East End Baptist churcs
this week.
The Otcy Battery Association is ar
ranging for its annual reunion TO be held
June 10th,
Yesterday being Memorial day and
national holiday the postofiice observed
Sunday hours.
Misses Mamie and Nellie Wroten, Of
Fredericksburg, are visiting Miss Hattie
Anderson.
Mrs. Rosa MADDOX and her daughter.
Miss Lillian. are visiting Mrs. Stalnback
1903 west Cary.
professor j. Z. Simmons gave
swimming exhil lion at Paramount Park
yesterday afternoon.
Dr. william r. Howard, Of Baltimore,
IS visiting his brother, Mr.. John Howard
ON west Grace street
Hon S. II. Fishblate mayor Of Will
mington, n. c., is the guest Of Mr.. \.
X. schaap, No. y west Clay street
Mr.. w. II. Mann. Of Petersburg. as
sstant attorney for this district, Is the
guest Of Colonel John Bell Bigger.
Mr.. Stuart A. Weiss has returned TO
the city after q two weeks visit TO
Mr.. Daniel Iilon, Of Chesterfield county.
Mr.. Edward Ingle, formerly managing
| editor Of The Times and now valued
editor of the Washington Post, is Ia the
| city
A negro boy named Tom Redd was
arrested last night. charged with stealing
| a satchel from the Richmond and Alle-
ghany depot.
In the chancery court yesterday the
Virginia Safe Deposit and Fidelity Com
pany qualified as administrator on the
estate of Levi Cohen.
The young ladies of the Richmond Fe-
male institute will have a lawn party
on the Institute grounds tomorrow even
ing from s 10 If o'clock
Mrs. Frank NJ Sherry, Of New York,
formerly of Richmond is with her sister,
Mrs. Oliver MOuntcasue, no. zll3 east
Marshall street.
The last reports from Mr.. Thomas j..
! Hill Of Baltimore formerly Of Richmond,
! are that ne is improving and that strong
| hopes are entertained Of his recovery.
Rev. DIR. j. G. IIiden left the city yester-
! day for Wake Forest, n. c., where he
| win deliver the commencement address
| before Wake Forest college.
Mrs. Mary Dudley Moore and daughters,
| Misses Katie and Susie Of Washington,
d. c., are in the city for a visit of few
days al Mrs. Dudey's, No. 1906 east Mar
| shall street.
Sergeant Hall yesterday found at Boil
| rocks loan office a handsome gold watch,
which had been stolen from resident
of lower Main street and pawned there.
Mr.. Hall hopes TO catch the thief shortly.
jones Murphy Fred Inn and Robert
! Reed, three uamps. who claim Baltimore
as their home, were arrested yesterday
evening on Broad street for fighting ana
| creating q disturbance, and taken 10 the
Second police station.
The ambulance was called at 1.l2 O'Clock
| yesterday evening TO Fourteenth and
| Franklin streets 20 a white man who twas
| cut ON the head i'm a fight. He was car
! ried to his home in Exchange alley and
/ left
Services at the Grace-street Presbyte-
rian church viii be omitted this evening
on account of "a union meeting of Pres
! bytorian congregations at Slj l.. NJ. I'm
| the First Presbyterian church, at which
| Rev. H. McC. White, recently called TO
| Mzpah church, will preach his ordination
| sermon.
The following gentlemen called on the
| Governor at his Office yesterday; Colonel
| b. r. Eshleman, of the Washington arti!-
| lery. New Orleans; General w. IL. Okey
Secretary OF state. of West Virginia;
Captain Edmund Cooke. of Cumberland
county, and Mr. William a. MacCorkle
| Of West Virginia.
Mr.. j. w. Sweeney who was Democratic
candidate for supervisor I'm Narina dis
81. a.. of Ia
moment. Mr.. Southwark, whom the Hea-
rico commissioners Of election declared
elected by a majority of twenty
votes. A notice was served on Mr.. South
ward by w. II. Beyerdse, Mr.. Sweeney s
counsel.