The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-02
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Rlchmo"" ''"-
z.n- and Other Matters

The Rockets Democratic Ciuo held an
interesting meeting last night
Mr.. Thomas Cox. one OF the best-khown
Democrats of Jackson ward IS III with
pneumonia.
Hon. Il. Il. Prentiss. Of Suffolk, the
new judge OF the First judicial circuit
is I'm the city.
Miss Emma Bachrach Of R.chmohu' Is
the guest " Miss Yetta kaufman, OIL
Charlottesville.
Miss Salle Blanton. Of Hanover VINO
has been visiting relatives IN this CITY,
has returned home.
There Will be meeting Of the visiting
board at the Virginia Hospital Saturday
morning at II O'Clock.
Judge George NJ. Harrison. Of Staun-
ton. recently elected to the court OF APP
peals, is at the Exchange Hotel.
The condition OF Captain Thomas Gun
ningham, ST., was thought 10 be some
what improved yesterday morning.
f. X. Ellis, the auctioneer. sold the
entire jewelry stock OF j. =. Tyler yes
terday to J.. Freedman, OF New York
Deputy Sheriff r.. ". Ferris, Of Lynch
burg. yesterday delivered Christopher
Winghsll 10 the refornatcry a. Laurel
The Ladies Auxiliary Board OF Mana
gers for the Virginia Hospital Will hold
IT'S regular monthly meeting on Saturday
az l o'clock.
Tho Police Commissioners held their
regular monthly meeting in Major Poe's
office YESTERDAY cveuing. only routine
business was transacted.
Mr. +. r.. Griggs. father OF Mr. John L.
Griggs. died suddenly at Huntington, w.
Va. January 80. 1894. The remains will
be brought to this city for interment.
There viii be a meeting OF the Union
Democratic Club and Scouts az Powel's
Hall tonight at o'clock. Several can
didates will be present to address the
meeting.
Arrangements for the banquet 10 be
given TO the Grand Lodge OF Pythians
next month have been completed. To other
than representatives who desire to attend
tickets viii be necessary.
Well-known local talent will take part
in the concert to be given at Belvdere
Hall next Monday night for the benefit of
the poor of the city. The admission fee
will be only twenty-five cents.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
OF the Commercial Building and Loan IS
ISOLATION. which was to lave been held
yesterday at noon, was postponed on ac-
count OF the absence of a quorum.
The name OF Mr. William G. Maury
was in yesterdays Issue unintentionally
omitted I'm the list OF those present mt
the banquet given by Messrs. John 3.
Cary & Sons at Rueger's Wednesday
night.
The Council Committee on Fire Depart
ment met Wednesday evening and re-
jected an application Of Mr. Bourne 10
build a shed over a portion Of his wood
yard at Twenty-seyenth and Marshall
streets.
The Methodist Layman's Union met last
evening at Centenary church and pre-
scented the work Of the union TO that con-
gresatiOn. This organization has been in
strumental in building several new
churches in the last few years.
Stewart Harris Ccolored) was arrested
yesterday morning on q warrant charging
him with trespassing on the premises OF
ana striking Frances Washington with a
chair. He was also charged with throw
ing rocks at and breaking her window.
He was confined at the First station
Capt. Lawrence W. Patterson Of Little
Rock. Arkansas. the Grand Chief Templar
OF the Grand Lodge OF that State.
Independent Order Of Good Tenn
plars, arrived in Richmond "Wednesday
night from Norfolk and will soiourn
here for several days. lie visited jefferson
Lodge last evening.