The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-12
PERSONA IND GFNERAL.
Interesting Facts About Ricbmond's Clti-
Iens and other Matters.


MIR. A. X. Schaap is detained at his
home on account Of sickness.
The revival conducted by Rev. w. p.
Hines. In Fulton, is still going on with
Increasing interest.
Mrs. J. w. Cockerell. OF Loudoun county.
is visiting the family of Major Lynn. No.
i2l south Belvidere street
Mrs. julius Keller. Of Brooklyn. N. Y.
is on visit TO her mother. Mrs {. e.
Pizzlni. No. II west Grace street.
Mrs. J. J. O'Donnel, Of Newport News.
IS on visit to her parents. MIR. and Mrs.
James O'Keeffe. of south Cherry street
The Y NJ G. 4. Baseball Club will
cross bats with the Richmond stars, at
i.90 o'clock this afternoon at Island
Park.
MIR Russell Lynn. who has been teach
ing school in Loudoun county, is now at
home with his parents, Major and Mrs
e. W. Lynn.
Mr.. Reuben Eubank on Wednesday
found a Confederate ffty-cent note be-
hind the Sailors and Soldiers monu-
ment on Libby Hill.
Mr.. John S. Munce. manager Of Kingan
& Co.'S establishment here. is an advo-
cate Of the Saturday half-holday and
practices what he breaches as regards
his employees.
Messrs. Clash, Thompson co. Will
run an excursion to Washington tonight.
The train leaves Broad and Hancock
streets al 1890 o'clock.
w. J. Burger. a white man, was arrested
and locked up in the Second Police Station
Yesterday morning on the charge OF as
saultinr and striking Allan Kellum, on
the street.
! SUNDAY. at 1890 A. NJ. Bishop Van
! AZ yvvor will celebrate Pontifical high
| mass in the Cathedral. at when the
| Papal Renediction will be bestowed upon
! the faithful.
7, &c rumored that several changes
will be effected among the Ca'ho,lc
churches Of this city shortly oy the
transfers Of several priests from one con-
gregation 10 another
Rev. George II. Ray. y. De- VIII preach
IN I-n!on-Station tomorrow morning az
| II A. NJ. on the Primitive Whitsunlue'
and Rev. Sam Small VIII preach III uii'
evening at o'clock.
DR.. sherrard II. Tabb, who has recent
" located in Richmond, is now associat-
- a. ,he nractice OF medicine with DR..
| George Ben. Johnston NO 4V' east
Grace.
General Manager Stephens says work
hoe been resumed at several OF the
striking mines in West Virginia, and
mat II is only a question OF a very
short time that they will all be at Work
as usual.
The chemical engine answered a stu
alarm Of fire about 2:25 o'clock YESTERDAY
A burning ash-box In rear Of Eichefs
store, corner Of Seventh and Broad. was
tho cause. The flames were extinguished
without the use Of the apparatus.
Mrs. c. p. Walton Is critically I'll at her
residence on Thirtieth street between
Marshall and Clay, with typhoid feVer'
Her ather. Dr. Edward c. Mayo OF 20
lumbls. Va, has been by her nedS'ue
since Monday.
The Executive Committee OF the Y. NJ.
c. A. Cycle Club met last evening at
the association building ana Pteps CIR, NJ
rules and regulations. which VIII be SUD
noitted TO the club at It's next meeting
on Tuesday evening. May 18TH
Rev. Dr. ]. c. Hiden returned last
night from Morehead city. y. c., where
he has been assisting his son. Rev. D.
u H,den. in a series Of meetings. He
viii iii his pulpit at Grove-Avenue Bap-
fist church tomorrow morning and
evening.
The meetings az the Seventh-Street
Christian church continue in interest. To-
morrow, al 4:30, p NJ. Rev. Jabez Han
will conduct a Bible reading, TO which
a general invitation is extended. At the
close Of the reading they will administer
the ordinance Of baptism.
on Sunday. at 4:SO p. NJ, there will
he held in the First Presbyterian church
q service in memory Of Mr.. J. d. X
Slelrht. late president Of the Presbyterian
Sundav-School Union. and superintendent
Of the FRS. Presbyterian Sunday-school
Al friends Of Mr. Sleight are invited 10
attend.
Rev A. r. Moore is conducting very
Interesting revival services al the
Seventh-Stree Christian church. COM
nencing with Sunday, the meetings
which have heretofore been held In the
lecture-room in the basement VIII, on
account Of the need of more ROOM be
conducted in the main auditorium Of the
| church.
There will be a special meeting for
brotherhood men n St James church
Tuesday May 18th, at p NJ. Several
eminent gentlemen will deliver addresses
Rev. Edward l.. Pel will deliver his
regular weekly lecture on the Sunday
school lesson at the Young Mems
| Christian Association this afternoon at
o'clock. All are invited.
Rev. George Leonard CLANCY will
preach on Religious Units" in Belviderf
Hall on Sunday morning. He will refer
10 the various plans proposed by the
Episcopal the Congregational, the Liberal
and other churches. to secure organic
unity in Christendom. and discuss theli
practicabiity. The evening service VII
be discontinued during the warm season
Ex-Common Councilman William B
Sender. Of Philadelphia City Council
author and advocate Of the bill to pro
h.bit the employment Of aliens on private
work. and chairman of the Fourth OF july
Celebration Committee, has been spendinf
few days here with his wife and daugh
ter en- route home from Florida wher'
they have been spending the winter loi
| his health