The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-04
Personal IND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's CitI-
zens and Other Matters.

Inc FIRST market Is being reprinted
both inside and out.
Mrs. Theodore Nelson and children
have returned from New York
Mrs. Roland II. Childrey Is on a visit
TO her brother at Williamsburg.
Judge John T. Lowell. of Warren coun-
| ~, visited the Capitol yesterday.
Miss Maud Brown, Of Louisa. is visiting
Mrs. n. Il. Arnall. 139 south Cherry street.
Mr.. John C. Small, proprietor Of the
Davis House. has gone to Baltimore on
business.
Miss Alys Connally left yesterday for
Chicago She accompanied Mr.. and Mrs.
j. l.. NJ. Curry.
Mrs T. A. Ewers. accompanied by her
cousin, Miss Noyes, OF Brooklyn, left
for Washington Friday.
Judge Robert w. Hughes. OF the
United States Circuit Court, is expected
in the city next Monday.
Mrs. Bette Parr and Mrs. Bessie Chase
! are now visiting Mrs. G. u. Fellows, at
LOG north Seventh street
Mr.. Ellis Goode, II south Cherry, who
! has been III since the LIST Of March, is
improving, and hopes to be well sooa.
Miss Mabel Vaughan. who has just paid
a charming visit to King William county,
has returned to her home in this city.
Air. Powder, who was chosen engineer
| Of steamer No. 7, vice Nick Bailey re-
signed, has declined the appointment.
Mrs. Sue Stribling, Of Martinsburg, w.
| Va, and Miss Roselle Mercer, Of Au-
| gusta, Ca, are visiting Miss Eva , ernon
| Bowe.
In the chancery court yesterday Mrs.
| Elizabeth A. Tignor qualified as admin
| istratrix on the estate Of Thomas w.
| Tignor.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ambrose Thomp-
son have decided 10 locate in Washing
| ton. ID. c., and will reside at 1i40 NJ street,
northwest.
a sociable was given by Mrs. Walter q.
| Leidy. 1000 east Marshall street, Friday
night to her guest, Miss Ellie b. Bryon,
| Of Norfolk. Va.
Miss Mary Mann Page Newton has
| been invited TO write a paper TO be read
before the Congress Of History at The
Worlds Fair, July 10th.
Miss Louise Parker, one Of the popular
| bellies Of Newport News. is paying visit
to her friend, Miss Rosalie A. Healy'
No. us west Grace street.
Miss Cora Hunter and Mrs. Don +.
Halsey and her two sons, Of Wash
ington, are stopping with Mrs w. 5. Sub
lett. so north Fourth street.
Mrs. Thomas Streat is quite sick at her
residence No. I'll west Cary street Her
many friends will be glad TO hear OF her
speedy restoration TO health.
Mrs. Martha Brautigam had the mis-
fortune yesterday week ago 10 break
her right arm. She is now doing as well
as can be expected under the circum-
| stances.
The closing exercises OF Fishburne
| Military Academy, at Waynesboro, will
| take place June 9Th. There are some
ten or dozen Richmond boys at this
institution.
There will be a most important meet
| ing of the board Of managers OF the
Shetering Arms Monday at o'clock r;
| NJ, when a full attendance Of the board
is desired.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. X. Pettus, who were
married on May 18TH have returned after
a trip TO the West and are the guests or
/ Mrs Pettus' brother Mr.. NJ. A. ham
| bers, No. 3li south Third street
virginia Council, Royal Arcan0 has
| just paid through its Off 4. G.
| secretary. three thousand dollars 10 the
| widow OF the late Isaac a. Gentry.
Special services will be held at the
| Clay-street Baptist church this after
noon at 4 o'clock 10 welcome the new
pastor, Rev. II. a. Bagby. Or. william
| r.. Hatcher, president OF the pastors
| Conference, will preside.
A game OF ball was played yesterday
! evening between the Richmond club and
| the West-Ends. The game was won by
| the Richmond Club by a score of 10 10 A.
| The batteries for the Richmond club
were Duke and Terry; for the west
| Ends, Elicit and Mack.
Herbert Skinner carried to the First
| police-statiOn yesterday a policeman
| badge. which he found on the street 1t
| Is an eieht-pointed star inside Of a circle.
| ON the circle is engraved: captain
Daniel Carpenter, Police. 9Th Patrol Dis
trict"
Alderman Joseph W Carter, Of Mar
| shall ward, who has been laid up at his
| home for a number Of weeks with rheu-
matism IS out again, and for the first
| time since his sickness attended the
meeting Of hte Committee on Streets on
| Monday evening.
The Hygela Hotel and other private
property on the Government reservation
at Fort Monroe. Will hereafter be sub
| ject 10 State tfxation. A compromise as
| to back taxes has been effected &ld the
| injunction sued out in the Circuit Court
| Of Richmond has been dissolved
At meeting Of the stockholders Of the
| Johnston Safe Automatic Electric Com
pany, held yesterday at noon at the
| Chamber Of Commerce. the old board OF
directors was reelected. as follows: Col
onel William d. Rice Major a. w. Car
Der, Colonel Tazewell Elicit, r. B. Jacobs,
c. T. Boiling, John Rutherford and
Langstaff Johnston.
Colonel =. n. Maddox, Of the firm OF
Maddox. Rucker & CO., bankers, Of
Atlanta. left for OLD Point yesterday
evening on his way home to Georgi1's
capital Mr.. Maddox came up here as
| n member OF the Georgia delegation TO
take part I'm the Davis reinterment SER
vices. He says Richmond is one Of the
prettlest cities he ever knew, and next TO
| Atlanta he would prefer 10 live in Rich
mond
The Police Appreciated.
Major John Poe, Jr., received the fol-
lowing letter. which explains itself, from
Colonel John b. Cary, chief Of staff. yes