The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-08
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond Citi-
zens and other Matiers

Mr.. w. r. Lee, who has been SICK TOT
six weeks. has not improved.
Miss Maud Brown, Of Louisa, Va. Is
visiting friends at 1O1 south Pine street.
Miss Marianne Herbert, of Alexandra,
is the guest Of Mrs. John Addison, Park
avenue.
Miss Kate Walden. of King and Queen
county, is attending the exercises OF the
Richmond Female Institute.
DR.. Archibald Of Dakota. is on visit
TO his brother. Mr.. j. II. Archibald on
Twenty-sevcnth street. Church Hill.
Miss Virginia Johnson gave very
charming little entertainment 10 some
Of her friends on Thursday evening.
Mr.. James II. Duggins, Of this city,
will leave tomorrow on business trip to
Cincinnati. Ohio, Louisville, Ky. and st.
Louis. Mo-
Capt. r. c. Morton. who has been In
the city for two weeks attending the
Moody meetings, has gone to his nome
ia Stanton.
Detective John Hall has In his posses
sion a stolen watch and chain. which he
recovered The loser can obtain them
from the officer at police headquarters
basket of laundried clothing was
found ON the street last night by one of
the officers of the First Police station,
where il was taken. The owner may
call and identify.
The Richmond Grays' Veteran Asso-
citation will meet at the Resmental Ar
morv tomorrow evening, to make arrange
mems for the celebration Of the hfueth
anniversary of the company.
Judge +. r. Farrar is one of Lee Camps
delegates TO the Confederate reunion IN
girmingham. but his name was omitted
bv accident in the list given out for pub
ication last night.
Mr. " Chase Morton, OF the Second
Auditors office. will wed Miss Mary
Porter. of CharlestOwn, w. Va, on the
9th instant. There viii be no cards,
Mr. Morton is one of the best-known
and most highly esteemed gentlemen OF
this city.
The City Central Committee viii open
| headouarters at No. 1910 east Main street
next Monday morning, and will be kept
open every day until the election. The
committee viii meet next Monday night
at o'clock
The bartlett Garyens G. Company's
r~ize awarded TO Or. Charles r.. Robins
at The commencement of the Medical
college Of Virginia was for the best
standing on surgery. and not for the sec
ond best report on clinics, as given out.
Rev. r. p. Williams will preach at
ST Paul's at IL A. NJ. to-day. There Will
be a children's service al J.. NJ, at
which Mr.. Williams will give an address.
THE rector viii continue at night his
course OF sermons on the PARALLELS.
Rev. John y. Dobbins. OF the Newark
Conference, who is on a visit TO MS
friends IN this city, Will preach for Rev
Dr. Ray in Union station this morning
al II o'clock. and Rev. Jack Rosser, son
Of the late Leonidas Rosser d. d., VIII
preach in the evening
Or. Leslie c. Brock has received not-
fcation OF his election as junior resident
physician at the Retreat for the SICK.
The new appointee is a graduate OF the
Medical College Of Virginia. and STANDS
high in the estimation OF the faculty OF
the college and Is a physician OF great
promise.
The usual services will be held at 81.
Andrews church to-day at ii A. NJ, ana
s p. Nj. Rev. c. Il. Kuyk, Of st. Luke's
Mission will preach at night
MIR. Charles w Dunstan has been elect
ed final president OF the Mu Sigma Rho
Society, OF Richmond College and will
deliver the valedictory at the commence
| ment in June.
The following from the Atlanta Jour
Ial will be OF interest TO MIR. Andrews
friends I'm this city: Mr.. Greek o. An
drews. city editor OF the Raleigh News
and Observer Chronicle. is fast coming
| 20 the front In Journalism In the Old
North State. Although Mr.. Ashe. the
! editor ln-chief. has been III for some
| days, we find the editorial columns still
! ably handled. and knowing the manage
| ment as well as we do, we are forced TO
believe that Mr.. Greek o. Andrews Is
| the power behind the throne.