The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-19
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's Citi-
unns and Ofher Matters.

Interesting Facts About Richmond's Citl-
zens and Other Matters.
Judge II. W. Flournoy qualified to prac-
tice in the Circuit Court yesterday.
Mr.. James W Briggs. of the Danville
Times. was in the city yesterday.
Rev DR.. r. p. Keer is at Quebec, Can
ada much improved in health.
James NJ. Booth. treasurer of Northum-
berland, was at the Capitol yesterday
Mr. Arden Howell. of Washington. ID.
c.. was In the city Saturday on business.
The Central Trades and Labor Council
meets tonight at ) O'CLOCK IN Cehtral
Hall.
James NJ. Booth. treasurer of Northum-
herland county, was at the Capitol yes
terday.
Richmonds milion-dollar hotel, the JET
ferson. IS now up five stories on the
Main-street side.
Mr.. John r. West and family have
gone TO their summer home AT Bon AIT
for the summer.
Messrs. Alex. Higgln, Glen Price, and
3. c. Ladd left last Saturday Ior the
country to spend vacation.
The Laurel-Street Methodist Sunday
school will give their annual excursion
20 Ashland Park on Thursday. the list.
Two bar-keepers have been reported
for selling liquor on Sunday IN the FIRST
police district. Ihey are '. DOii"'i '''N
Louis Logganti.
Invitations have been issued to tia
marriage of Miss Bessie kaurowltZ 10
Mr.. Joseph Gold. on Wednesday evening
next at o'clock.
There will be a called meeting of the
Common Council this evening at 6:D
o'clock to consider report from the
Committee on Streets.
Mr.. J. w. Durham. car accountant OF
the Fitchburg Railway Company, OF Dos
ton. Mass, with his wife, are visiting
Nrs. Judge Durham.
Mr. Charles r. Walsh, wife, and two
children. Of Petersburg, who were mere
on visit TO relatives and friends, re-
turned home Sunday afternoon
cant. John A. Curtis. who has been in
disposed from an attack Of govt Tor some
lime. Is out again. and left yesterday
morning for a business trip 10 Alexandra.
seventh-street Christian churca is TO
have a new organ before the Dig CON
vention meets there in October. fund
was started Sunday ana ABOUT Sl'SV sun
scribed.
Several Of the leading Church Hill gro
GERS have consented & close their pla es
Of business at o'clock hereafter, IN
order that clerks may have a htt'e rest
and recreation.
Tonight at 7:i5 the grand military
moonlight excursion leaves Tor Dutcn
Gap. The steamer VIII be the elegant
Pocabontas and the excursion is Tor the
uniform fund.
Miss SaIlie Martin. who has been spend
ing several weeks with her cousins, the
Misses Bowie. Of west Cary street, has
returned to her home, clay Ill., caro-
line county. Va.
Cards are out for the marriage Of Mr..
William NJ. Coulling, OF TINS city, ana
Miss Henrietta Lee Rust. OF Leesburg.
The ceremony will take place In LeesburS
on the 9th Instant.
Mr. James Boyden. who was painfully
hurt by falling from the building at the
corner Of Eleventh and Cary streets while
painting some weeks ago, IS improving
rapidly, and ia able 10 90 about.
Leigh-street Baptist church VIII give
It's annual picnic TO- Ashland PARK on
Wednesday next The excursion viii be
under competent persons and pleasant
time is in store for the little ones.
Judee Goff win sit in the United States
Circuit Court when the Richmond Rail-
wav and Electric Company ana the Rich
mond and Manchester hailWay Company
receivership case is considered here on
the DIST.
Dr. Jones. sanitary officer at Newport
News. was in the city yesterday He is
an "old Richmond boy. ana was cor
daily received by his triends ~, re speaks
In enthusiastic terms OF the soiiu ueFeiop-
ment at Newport News.
The annual picnic of Grove-Avenue sun
dav school Wan take place at Warwick
parl, Thursday. June 2lst In connection
With tho picnic there viii be an excursion
triD on the steamer TO Dutcn Cap boat
leaving the park at i. ".
At the Monday meeting OF the Presby-
ter'ian ministers OF the city, IL was de-
termined to unite the churches IN SER
vice at g =. NJ. or each SUNDAY evening
If the summer. At the Second Presby-
terrain church next SuAuuE' al T. M''
Dr. Fair will Ireach.
Mr. C.. c. Clark. Of petersburg, who
was business manager or me wing dur-
ing Nahone's ownership or the paper
ne t'.5 ies1ied n prospectus OF the Virginia
iTrib,,ne p weekly, which he proposes
70 nublish In Richmond on or about
the ist OF September. IL ls 10 NC i'e-
publican paper
Centenary Methodist Suh9ay scnool
will give a basket picnic ana excursion
~ Warwick PARK and lower -, James
u. To-. tn.dsv The steamer will leave
her wharf at $50 A. NJ, returning aoqlIt
9 y NJ They will 80 nrst 70 arWlek
PARK remaining there until ABOUT i.
If then take the steamer ana nave
mn down the river. returning 10 inc city
about =. NJ.
THE warm weather Of yesterday in
duced many TO seek the cooilng waters
Of Mr. Westmans swimming pool: Young
and old enjoyed alike the refreshing
s,innees ard the numerous aquatic
shorts. What a comfort every one
seemed 20 find in the healtnlul exercise,
simply because one can SWIM without
getting warm, even I'm hot weather.
Nothing but the best Of order. prevails
at the pool. and everything Is kept that
can add to the comfort OF Mr. Westmahs
customers.