The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-28
PERSONAL AND q IN EHdL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond' '''i
zens and Oiher Matter.


Mrs. NJ. A. Allen, Of south Third street.
! is seriously ILL., o,, ..
Miss Minnie Kidwen, Of 30. 3l4 east
| Ciav street, returned home on MONDAY
! after an absence of four months.
Mrs J. w. Rawley and children. OF
south Third street. have gone 10 Ills
vile, Carroll county, FOR the summer
Mrs NJ. r. Mayo, Of sos north twenty
! eighth street left the city yesterday iiiVI IL
ing for ten days WISH 70 "S H'u,aronris
Mir f.. Z. Wayland, Of Crozet, AiDeHidiie
county. ,...
The annual picnic given by the retreat
for1the Sick at Ashland PARK yesterday
was largely attended, and proved ue-
Ughtful affair to all who joined the merry
party. g
lie eai e Garter. has typhoid fever. He
had been feeling badly for some time, ana
a few DAYS ago his physician prohouhceu
his case typhoid fever.
The grand master Of Odd-Felows Of
Virginia paid an official visit TUESDAY
night to Friendship Lodge in this city:
ne vas accompanied by a delegation Of
Capitol City Lodge, and other members
of the order.
,fator Hugh Bone and wife. Of Cleve-
~ q are visiting her brother, Ar
Hugh NJ. Moffatt. at Barton ieig s,i.s,.
Dognre and during the war they were
r l>eiIl .'' Of Petersburg. Va, and have
tvst returned from q visit there.
,rha closing exercises of Mrs. W; &;
pI,IIert0n's music school will be heid
a. Corcoran Hall on Monday night July
81 AT & O'Clock. At the close OF the SAel-
cises dancing will be induiged H. ana IT,
freshments will be served.
Ar I p. Childress ministerial student
pichnoond College, has been eleCted
teacher for the Masonic Home OF vi
einSa, II is understood that he VIII ms
summer visit lodges throughout the "'"'e
as agent for the Home .,.
usnt down TO Providence Forge on MOI
dav and succeeded in capturing tIc
bietgest rock" brought to Richmond IoF
some time II weighed about eighteen
hounds. and was pretty hard TO hahule'
Mr.. William b. Reed. who nVes on
Rroad street between Twenty nlntn anu
Thirtieth, heard a mighty cackllhs III M
noultrv house Yesterday morning ana
mon going to back window detected a
man IN the act of entering the piaCe' ne
got his gun and fred at the thlei' WHO
forthwith bolted.
rev Father julius, O. s. b., of Bristow
Va is In the city visiting his relatives
and friends The Jealous priest. who was
formerly director Of St Marys College
at Belmont, y. c.. has established n new
Benedctine mission In Bristow, Va, and
is getting on very successfully. lie will
soon nave his new chapel completed.
jamestown Tribe. No Il. |. O. r. NJ.
has elected the following officers for the
ensuing six months: Prophet. w. T. Cen
try; Worthy Sachem. George w. Troxler:
Senior Sycamore. G.. w. Nicholas: Junior
Sycamore, r NJ. Clay: Keeper Of VAN
num W. Wakefield; Cbiof Of Records.
q. e Wise; Keeper Of Wigwam. George
Green.
This afternoon at 6 o'clock Messrs SUIT
ton Co. will sell al auction that we'll
known stock farm "Acca" This is one
Of the most noted stock farms in this
section Of the country. Conveyances will
leave the Offices Of Sutton & Co, corner
Tenth and Bank streets at AS o'clock
for the accommodation OF all those who
wish 10 attend
c. H. J. Taylor. recorder of deeds for
the District of Columbia, was in the
city yesterday. He Is a colored man and
staunch Democrat During Cleveland's
nrst administration Taylor was appointed
United States minister TO Liberia He
was nominated for the Bolivia portfolio
by the present administration. but the
nomination was not confirmed bV the
Senate. The eXmnister has been lectur-
ing In Virginia, and left for Washington
last night.