The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-18
PERSONAL IND q bn T. "Ah H.
rn,crestIng Facts About iion"'"" '
zsns and other Matters


DIT. S. Gaieski has returned from Nc"
York. 80. -. ,,,b,
AR Eugene ]. Bellenot left last night
for Covington' .,. ,,,.o
DR. Isaiah II. White who mas DeeH pL'ec
much better
A. robn W Brazeal and wife left for
- f,ture home. Stevensville, Mon, last
night. -
Mics Lizzie Taylor. of Norfolk, is the
-. ~ Miss Bessie Addison, at NO.
POO east Grace street.
Miss Erdine Sphman has returned 10
tho citv after a visit to her home IN
Westmoreland county.
The Ladies. Auxiliary Of Pickett Camp
viii meet Monday at $3.50 o'clock. Inc
members are requested 10 attend.
Mrs. James y. Page. Of Clifton Forge,
Va Is visiting her father w. G. r. Fray
ser No. 1O7 north Twenty-ninth street.
\ grand ball viii be given at New
Market Hall on the night Of Easter Mon
day. by the St. Benedictus Society.
Services will not be interrupted at
Moore Memorial church on account OF
the building operations now going on
there
Mrs. Albert S. Morton, Of st. Paul,
Mimi. passed through the city last even
ing. en- route to Hanover, TO visit her
old home.
Major j. d. Patton has returned from
Washington. where he went TO look after
the free-leaf tobacco clause.
Mr.. Isaac Barksdale is in the city,
having accompanied the remains Of his
son Charles from Birmingham. The son
died in Alabama last December.
The first number of the y. NJ. c. A.
Herald. published by the colOred mems
department in the interest of the build
ing fund. has been received.
"Ingerson and 1'almage" is the subject
Of the address to be given at the Uni
tartan services in Belvidere Hall this
evening at o'clock by Rev. Mr.. CLANCY
A meeting of the Ladies Hollywood
Memorial Association viii be held in the
lecture-room Of the Second Presbyterian
church Monday, March 18Th. at +. VI.
A full attendance is requested.
Mrs. James Pratt and daughter, Miss
Esther. of Hartford, Conn, have been
the guests of their cousin. Mrs cyrus
Marsh. last week. en- route home from
an extended trip through the South.
Captain Page McCarty. who was for a
long time a resident Of this city. but is
now living In Alexandria, proposes TO
start an illustrated paper at that place
shortly.
Alonacan Tribe. No. %. I. o. r. NJ, at
their last meeting elected Richard w.
Jones as representative 10 the Grand
Council, which meets in Roanoke on
May 9, 1894
Mr.. william r. Lee of No. 140l Floyd
avenue. who has been very sick for the
past three weeks. was not much better
at a late hour last night. Mr.. Lee Is flour
inspector for this city.
Mrs. T. Dewitt Talmage arrived in the
city yesterday morning, and will be the
guest Of MIR. and Mrs. \. +. Donnan
until Monday. Or. Talmage, who was in
Atlanta went North by way Of the Viz
ginia Midland.
Among the visitors at the Capitol yes
terday were Sheriff w. c. Gill, Of Ches-
| terrified: Treasurer r. 4. East, Of Hal
| flax. and Sheriff Simon Solomon, of Hen
rico county.
Gong Shopping is DIR. Young's sub
| ject for tonight at Park-Place church
| Morning subject. "Christs pardon of the
woman taken in adultery" Revival SER
| vices morning and night Reception Of
members in the morning. Bring Gospel
| hymns and 6 at night.
Much amusement was created in the
vicinity Of Fifth and Byrd streets yes
| terday morning by the discovery of a
| fun-grown efigy, with green hat, light
| trousers. and brogans, hanging TO the
| telegraph wire. There was also one hang
ing to an electric light pole in Fulton.
Libertas Lodge of Perfection. No. r. a
| and A. Scottish Rite. will hold its regu
lar monthly meeting Monday at j. NJ
| There will be work in the Fourth. Fifth
| sixth. Seventh, Eighth, and Ninth degrees
| The Fourteenth Degree Will be conferre,
| April 9th. The annual banquet will TAKE
| place April 18th.