The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-15
PERSONAL AND GENERAL
interesting fac's About Richmond's Cit
zens and Other Mattera.

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M Mr. George d. Pearman has been III for
Mr.. John H. Rose is confined 10 his
mouse by sickness.
Mrs. Lucy n. Boyd and Miss Sara Ball,
OF south Carolina, are visiting Dr. Fair.
Miss Clara Jackson. Of North Twenty
cold.
Miss Miss Christian. daughter Of Judge
! christian, Of the Charles City County
Court is on a visit TO friends In this
city.
a boy named Gibbs. about fourteen.
years Of age, accidentally shot himself IN
ne ankle yesterday morning at Barton
Heights.
Polished granite columns are being
erected In front Of the new jefferson
Hotel to support the third-story por-
ticO.
Miss Mabel Dallman left this week for
california, TO visit her relatives She
will be absent from the city about fifteen
months.
Mr.. Rudolph y Felthaus and bride
nave returned from their bridal tour
and have taken up their residence at
NO. Jos east Clay street.
Cornelius Ashton. a cOlored man, was
arrested and locked up by officer John
heegan for assaulting and striking one
Junius jenkins with brick.
Lizzie Walters, the woman who was
implicated in the Jenkins affair. was
locked up In the First police station
yesterday on the charge of drunken
ness.
Miss Mollie Jeffries will remain in
Rlchmond and will teach in Miss John
sons school. A number of the pupils Of
MISS Daniels school Of last year will
be with her.
Mr.. +. c. Crump. formerly Of Rich
f.cVpTnrupnf
Us Office in Washington. y. c., has
been promoted by Public Printer Benedict
to foreman Of the makeup room.
Professor VIM. T. Eye. Of South Caro-
York are in the city, visiting their father,
James L. Eye, who has been very feeb e
for several months. and is now quite
sick.
The Calvary Baptist sunday-school
will give an excursion TO jamestown
and a picnic on the historic island to-
morrow. The steamer will leave her
wharf at A. NJ, and returning reach
the city at r. NJ.
Miss Berthe White. Of Parksley, Acco-
mac county. daughter OF Mr.. David Frank
White, a former member Of the House
Of Delegates. has returned home after
completing her studies at the Woman's
College, in this city.
Calvary Baptist Sunday school will
spend next Saturday in an excursion to
"
a picnic. The steamer will leave her
wharf at a. NJ. and returning reach
the city at =. VI.
The Masonic Home Ladies' Auxiliary
Association will give an entertainment
at the Home on Tuesday, June 18th.
from 3 TO II p. NJ. Music, dancing. and
refreshments will be some Of the attrac-
lions Of the occasion.
Company "B." Of the Blues Battalion
will attend the lawn party at Major
enters residence on west Franklin
street this afternoon. The fete IS given
for the benefit of the proposed summer
home for working girls.
An artist by the name Of william B.
Gregory surrendered himself at the First
police station yesterday morning. He
was under the influence of liquor and had
a case Of smokers" Sergeant Cosby en-
tered a charge Of being of unsound mind
against him and locked him up.
The May-poe dance on MIR. enters
lawn, at the "Somerfest," this evening
will take place at Z o'clock. instead Of
1880. as hitherto stated. At $50 there
will be an exhibition Of kindergarten |
plays and songs by the children Of s.. !
Andrews church free kindergarten, Miss |
Stevenson, teacher.
Mr.. +. j. Brady. the Turf Exchange |
man who WAS granted bail in the sum |
Of $500 Tuesday by Judge Wickham |
left the Davis House Wednesday morn |
ing and his friends say they think he |
has gone 10 New York to make ar |
rangements TO fight the case against |
him. which is set for trial Friday July |
18th.