The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-06

will arrive here this morning on a visit
10 her sister, Mrs. A. Steiner, H23 Mayo
street.
the spe akers at the unwilling OF the monu-
ment Of James Barron Hope in Norfolk
on the 10th.
Mr. II. Archie Schultz and family left
Thursday night for Ashevile ". c., from
which point Mr.. Schultz will represent
{. w. Thorn & co.
a reception will be given 20 the boys
al the Moore Memorial reading rooms.
Pine and Main streets. to-day. from 5
to o'clock p. VI.
Miss Neeley Taylor IS visiting her I'M
Gle. Mr.. Edgar Taylor. who has been
quite sick for some time at his home,
NO. east Franklin.
Rev Edward n Calisch is in Peoria.
ILL., and is expected home next Monday
His missions 10 the West was to officiate
at the marriage OF a relative.
Rev A. 5. Barton. OF Norfolk. has ac-
cepted the invitation extended him TO take
part I'm the services connected with the
reinterment Of President Davis.
Assistant District Attorney Bristoe was
In the city yesterday. Hc SAYS he Is still
holding the fort and has heard nothing
OF his expected Democratic successor.
Willie c. Hundley lately I'm charge of
the news and cigar stand at the Ex-
cnange Hotel now fills similar posi-
ton at the Hotel Columbia. Chicago.
Mr.. r. l.. Traylor received a telegram
Yesterday morning from Colonel \. s. Blu
ford stating that he and his party would
return from Chicago this afternoon at
o'clock
The term OF Bessie White expired AZ
the peritentiary yesterday. She was
Wei-kuown woman and was sent from
richmond for one year for robbery from
the person.
The lady friends OF the Ashby Light
Horse have issued invitations 10 be
present az the Masonic Temple on Mon
day next AZ $50 h. ~. when the troop
VIII be presented with a flag.
There will be an entertainment given
under the auspices Of the Louisiana table
or the memorial bazaar next Thursday
evening at $50 O'Clock az the Academy OF
Music in the form of scenes from Long
fellows "Evangelne." Tickets 25. 80 and
r cents
Richmond College and Randolph Macon
baseball teams will meet and try 10
get onto the curves of each others pitch
ers this evening on the College campus
These clubs are ancient enemies. the spirit
of rayalry runs high between them. and
those who attend will. no doubt. witness
good game.
Ralph Bingham. the hoy orator." is
spending a few DAYS i'm the city with re-
a1ives Next week he viii mn engage
ments I'm Charlottesville Portsmouth. Nor
folk and Taylorsville. Mr. Bingham has
travelled $4,000 miles. and has been in
every state and territory. and also I'm
Canada. Cuba and Mexico.
The annual meeting Of the Junior Hol-
lywood Memorial Association for the
election Of officers for the ensuing year
will be held at the Young Mems Christian
Association this afternoon at T. NJ.
All members who still have donations
of money for the Solid South are re-
quested 10 turn them I'm AT this meeting.
\ full attendance IS desired.
Mr.. Edgar Allan reached the city from
Washington yesterday. He has recently
returned from Texas, where he IS engaged
as assistant 10 the Attorney General 10
obtain the facts In regard 10 the con-
troversy between Texas and the States
on her border, over lands held by Texas
and claimed by those States. Ex-Attor-
ney-General Garland represents Texas i'm
the suit before the Supreme Court Of the
United States.