The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-23
Personal and GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's Citi-
sens and Other Matters.

fr. W. Il Kuhn has returned to the oity
Aver plessaut visit TO the Wosid's Fair
I'D Cincinnstl
Little Myrtle. daughter OF Mr.. and MIRA
r, I. Pearman. fell Monday morA,ne while
playing in her fathers yard snd broke
one OF her arms. 1t vas sct by pr. Well
ford.
Capt. z. r. Cooke, of powaatan, The
PopuIist nominee for 9ovsrnos, vas in the
city yesterday.
Jauss r. Blanks. Commissioner Of Reve-
nue. on Petersburg was visitor Al the
Capitol yesterday.
Mrs. T. r. Dwden. Of Hamilton. N. O..
who hss been visiting Mrs. J. r. Cooper,
OF windsr. has returned home.
Mas Kate Cross has returned N her
home In Portsmouth, after a delightful
stay With Mis.ss VlorIas AAd AAuis Cooper.
OK windsT. -
MrS Cuileen. of Richmond. will soon
join her husband IA Washington. whore
sue win reside pernahsntly.
Miss Octsvia Pinder. Of windcr. With
her sistsf, Mrs Walter Allen. OF West
Main street. ars on visit 10 their uncle.
Mr.. Willim SpeerS OF Chesterfield.
MIRA Hicks has Just returned from Balti-
moro after deigh tful visit OF two weeks.
Miss Title Smith. OF West Cary street,
has returned home after spending che sum-
mer IN philadelphia.
Mrs ). W. Pindsr bas returned from
visit to Chesterfield.
Jamestown on the steamer ARIEL will take
place on TUESDAY,, August q. The boat
leaves her wharf at s A. NJ. The Ariel viii
pass in review OF the United States Moni-
tors the famous Dutch Gap. the old Col
onial MANSIONS at Westover and Shirley.
and many other places of interest. Re-
freshmeats will be served to ell ladies
without escorts
An electric car made through ,rip 10
River View. Monday, for tho frat time II
ia expected that the line will DO in regular
operation IN few DAYS.
Mr.. Edwin W. Hof. the former we'll
known Richmond tenor. and his wife. ars
expected to appear here in concert IN the
latter part OF September
Mr.. yno. A. 0iimor. of the State Treas
urer's Office. left yesterday for the Warm
Springs. Bath county, TO spend his vaca-
ton. Before returning he will visit his
home at Monterey. IN Highland county.
Rev. Jas x. Hazer, D. D.. and wife. OF
this city, will leave TO-DAY for st. Louis.
Worlds conventions a. delegates from the
Virginia State Sundsy-school Associa-
ton.
Mr. A. f. Ganzsles. editor Of tho Column
bia. Is CO. 6id.e, Is In the city.
Miss Emma z Staude left Yesterday ria
West Point. to visit friends and relatives
In the North, and will be gone two or
shEaA -zanptbr
Mr.. stuart johnson. formerly of this
city. hut now of Van Couver. British CO.
lumbia. arrived in the city last Sunday at
ter On absence Of seven years. He IS WIS.,
ting his sister. Mrs. DR.. Jacob bIcbsux,
end brother, Cameron Johnson, of this
city.
After an absence Of two years Mr.. Au-
eustus Jukeman. the New York sculptor,
is again visiting Richmond and his old
master. Fred boynillau, previous 10 his
departure for Paris. He called at the Me-
chanics Institute and was much pleased
with the progress the school was making
and pronounced tho bust of DT. HoRe a
masterpiece. He also visited Mr.. Z. V.
Valentine and compiimented him on bis
conception of the Jefferson statue. Many
of the most important eroups Of statuaTy
at the Worlds Fair we're made under the
direction Of Mr.. Irkeman, who was close
friend OF the late James A. Blankenship.
c. thinner. who has the resreshment
privileges at the New ReseAoir Park. Of
fers reward of ten dollsrs for nforma-
ton leading to the detection Of the per-
sons who on Monday last strewed the pub
ltc walks and boat-house floor with red
paper.
The funeral OF Mrs. Thomas Bradford.
who died Sunday morning. took place
from the residence, No. 1896 East Franklin
street. Monday afternoon at 8 O'Clock
Tho earViceo ware rdnCted bV ReV. DR.
Smith. and large crowd OF sorrowipg
friends attended the obseques. The In
terment wBs made in Shockoe Hill ceme-
terry. Mrs. Bradford Was IN her nth year.
and was most estinabie woman.
Mr.. II. W. Burton snd wife, Of Corsicapa.
Tex. were in tbs city Yesterday. return
ing home through Virginia TO the Lone
Star State Mrs. Burton is Petersburg
isdy. and she and her husband will 20 from
Richmond 70 that city to make a brief Wis
il. Dir. Burton is now stakeholder IN
prosperous cotton compress company at
COrsicanA. About ten OF twelve years ago:
be wss connected with the Norfolk and
Petersburg press, and was widely known
under the nor de plume of Harry Scratch"
Rev. Thos. Heedham. State Evangelist
Of the State Mission Society OF Pennsy'va-
mia. with HE family are visiting the home
of Col. N. Montgomery
Miss Mabel. daue hter of Or. A. J.. Marcy.
left Richmond yesterday for Chicago 10
visit her parents and attend the " orid's
Far.
Misses Annie and Althes Hardcastle
have returned 10 their hoiee. 1901 L. Nam
street after spending delightful tim" ID
Charleston, s. 9.
Prof Davey Pane Parham, who has been
spending hiS vacation in Virginia. left last
night 10 resume bis duties ID Caledonia
College. Mo.
A loint meeting of the members OF tho
Iron hall will be held at Elletts Hall this
evening, at which meeting Mr.. ,. L..
Bloombers. the delegate from this dis
trict to the Supreme Sitting, Will submit
hls report Of the action Of that body.