The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-14
PERSONAL avn GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's Citi-
zens and Other Matters
I. nj. n. Hancolk b out agaln.

Mr. W. r. Hancock is out again.
Mr. Heth Lorton. Of New York, is in
the city.
A. c. Cromwell sheriff Of Norfolk
county, called at the Capitol yesterday.
Mr.. Marshall T.. Ramos Is "a candidate
for Justice Of the Peace for JEFFERSON
ward.
Miss Morton Hutchinson. No. as north
Second street who has been quite sick,
IS much better.
Tho Easter bonnet will be the next
most important and interesting arrival
in this city.
4 lodge Of Elks will be installed to-
has been invited.
The Thurman Democratic Club held
their regular meeting At their rooms NO.
22l9 east Main street, last night
Hugh l.. Gallagher. Of Waynesbofo, who
has been in the city for several days re-
turned to his home yesterday
The work of excavating for the front
wall OF the Holy Trinity church was
commenced yesterday morning.
Rev Dr. Hoge will preach the next
sermon in the Evidence of Christianity
series al the University of Virginia.
The Grays' Veterans Association viii
hold an important meeting tonight at .
o'clock at the Reelmcntal armory
Miss Florence NJ. Smith, Of Fourteenth
| has been very in, Is now able 10 SIT up
Miss Roswell. Of Washington. who has
| been visiting Miss Grigg OF east Main
/ street. returned home yesterday morning
The board Of directors and Superin-
! tcndcnt of the Penitentiary MONDAY VS.
! tied several farms offered 10 the state lot
| a penal farm. 40 decision was arrived
at.
! A chilled meeting o. the alumni OF the
| University of Virginia will be held AZ b
! o'clock Friday afternoon nj the NoIi-
/ monwealth Club. 4 large attendance IS
| desired.
The Young Ladies Society Of the Sec
ond Presbyterian church ODr Hoees are
| selling beautiful souvenir spoons. bach
| spoon has on it a. good picture OF the
church.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF ST. James
| Methodist church will give a SILVER Ie3
! at the residence Of Mrs. NJ. -. Boswell,
| 27iO east Broad street, Thursday evening
| from TO 10 o'clock.
Rev. DR. Hartley Carmichael has en-
| gagged passage for himself and family on
| spend a part OF their summer IN ireland
and a part in England
Nlr. Adam Stephan a former. Rich
| mOnd boy, now Of Baltimore, mas re-
| ceived the medal offered by the Dry
| Goods Economist Of New YORK Tor inc
| best design for stOre-window dressing.
Messrs. a. .. Miller ana T. FLICK iei I
| Monday evening for Norfolk 10 attend
! the funeral of their brOther-in-laW, Mr..
| Frank Phillips, who died Sunday nisht
| at his home. on Brambeton avenue, IN
| the city by the Sea
The evidence in the Investigation into
the affairs of the Richmond and Dan
| Vile shops is all in and on Thursday AT
n A. NJ. MIR. a. H. Guigon. counsel Tor
! plaintiff Will make his argument before
! the board of investigation.
Mrs Sallie Nelson Robins has been ar
| pointed by the library committee or me
| Virginia Historical Society assistant
| librarian OF the society. Mrs Robins VIII
| have charge of the library. 1O1 east
| Franklin, from Is +. NJ. TO 1890 j.. NJ
The entertainment given at Corcoran
, Hall Monday night for the benefit Of East
| End Baptist church was a success. The
| programme embraced both Rotations
| and music. and was splendidly rendered.
| The audience was not as large as was
| expected. but was quite appreciative.
At the annual meeting Of the stock
| holders Of the Virginia and North Caro-
lima Wheel Company held at noon yes
terday. the following directors were elect
ed Thomas NJ. Mcmahon, John Crane,
". A. Mcmahon, j. j. Montague w. j.
| WestwOod James McGraw. Howard
SwinefOrd, and y. V. Randolph.