The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-04
PERSONAL Avn GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's Citi-
zens and Other Matters.

Iens and other Matters.
Dr. r. T. Franklin left yesterday for
Old Point and Ocean View.
Mrs. John +. Whitaker is very sick
at her residence. sos west Clay street.
Mr. Frank A. Bliley has returned home
after g. pleasant trip to friends and rela-
tives in Erie. Pa.
Mr. Frank W. Birmingham. Jr.. Of New
York, is the guest OF his aunt. Mrs. John
A. Curtis, on Libby Hill.
Alrs. Judson Cunningham and Miss
Grace Cunningham are visiting friends
I'm Portsmouth and vicinity
Mr. G. Z. Gay. who has been employed
by the firm Of West & Branch. has gone
TO Washington on special business
W. II. Street, treasurer Of Essex
county. and II. c. Joyner treasurer Of
Amherst county visited the Capitol yes
terday.
Mr.. r. f. Park left yesterday for Dan
Vile and other Southern points, and Will
do the Worlds Fair before his return to
this city.
Powhatan Club. which was to have
met tonight, will meet next Tuesday
evening The postponement was made be-
cause to-day is July 4th.
The ambulance was called to the Rich
mond Locomotive Works at $40 =. NJ
yesterday 70 a white man who had hi.
arm badly mashed. He was treated and
left.
Suit was instituted in the City Cir
cult Court yesterday by =. i. Winston,
receiver Of the East Richmond Company
against l.. W. Clark. Case. Damage
$500
Pickett Camp at its meeting last night
made all arrangements for its picnic at
Riggs farm to-day and transacted much
routine business of interest TO that organ
ization.
Mrs. H. A. Ware and daughter Miss
Sue Ware. from Huntington, w. Va.
arrived in Richmond yesterday, and are
the guests Of Mrs. Courtney, n6 east
Marshall street.
Mr.. Thomas B. Murphy. Of the Com
mon Council from Jefferson ward, VIII
leave tomorrow for his farm at Federal
HILL on the Potomac river where he VIII
spend the month.
At Trinity Methodist church last even
ing a delightful fan drill was enjoyed by
n large crowd The drill was executed
by bevy Of pretty girls. Light refresh
ments were served.
Collector of Customs Wallace has not
yet appointed any one for the positions
OF engineer, night Waterman and boat
man, but will probably make his selec-
lions some time this week.
There was no change yesterday I'm the
condition OF Mr. John W. Carson, who
was badly hurt recently in an accident
in Kentucky. Mr.. Carson was regarded
by his physician as being quite i'll.
The finder OF a roll OF greenbacks,
tfs.srH srf.s lT.1Ia
which was lost on Saturday night. will
be literally rewarded if the money is re-
turned TO No. 1916 east Main street.
Miss Annie Bates and Master Wilfred
Bates left last evening on the 10 o'clock
train for Denver. Col Mr.. 5. t. Bates
will accompany them as far as Chicago,
where they will visit the Worlds Fair.
Mrs George Z. Clayton. OF 1919 west
Clay street, who has been III for several
weeks, is slowly improving, but Miss
Annie, her daughter, is still quite ILL.,
as are several other members OF her
family.
The session OF the music classes OF
Miss Helen Ailwyn closed with an out
ing at Forest Hill Park. All the pupils
were the recipients OF testimonials. and
Miss Oracle Cunningham was given the
gold medal.
The clerk OF the Hastings Court Is
sued marriage licenses 70 the following
couples yesterday morning: John J, Cur
ren and Nora O'Conner. Meade T. Spicer
and Susie NJ. Chalkley, John r. Wells
and Annie j. Roberts.
jamestown Tribe, !. o. r. NJ. at its
last meeting, took steps towards assist
ing In the arrest OF the negro who muir
dered Mr. II. S. Parsons. Mr.. Parsons
was a valued member OF this order, and
the body is very anxious that the negro
should be caught.
DR.. William f. Hatcher. DIR. Charles
III. Ragland and Rev. r. II. Winfrey.
OF Chesterfield. left the city yesterday
evening for Calosse church, King William
where they are to ordain Mr..
B. G. james. OF Loudoun county. pastor
OF Sharon and Calosse churches. There
is TO be an all-day meeting. with ap-
propriate services morning and afternoon.