The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-03
PERsOSAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Bichmond's Citi
zens and Other MATTERS.

Or. c. A. Jones, health officer Of New
port News, is in the city.
The City Democratic Committee will
hold meeting at s o'clock tonight.
Mrs ). A. ENNIS, who has been quite
in for several days Is rapidly recover
ing.
Popurst and Republican meetings were
held in Jackson ward last evening. one
white man was reported present at e2ch
meeun".
\ fine COW, belonging to Mrs. Ieffer-
son PIONEERS, was stack by d train on
the York River road on Thursday and
50 badly injured 10 had to be killed
Mr.. ". Il. Beveridge, Of this city. has
gone to Fauquler county 10 attend the
funeral OF Mrs. Agnes X. Hart, mother
of \. r. Hart. lie will return on Mon
day.
The Rosebud Society Of Centenary
church will have an interesting meeting
sunday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock, to which
they cordially invite other Rosebuds and
their friends.
The meeting Of the Union Democratic
Club, which was TO have been held at
Powells Hall at o'clock last night
failed to materidliZe, on account OF the
ahstT &c Of the speakers.
on the 18th OF this month there will
be a concert and ball al COIcOran Han
on Twenty-Gfth street, under the auspices
of committee from TlcheJt camp as
sisted by Miss Mayme Leahy.
Mr.. William G.. Bentley is quite sick
again, though, il is believed, not dan
gerously. Drs. George Ben. Johnson and
O. A. Crenshaw will to-day perform
an operation for appendicitis.
The Mr.. Boiling who preferred charges
before the Board Of Police Commission
ers against Police Onlcer Austin Is not
Mr.. Wyndham Boiling, As stated erro-
neously in yesterdays Times
William Carsell, alias Austin Miller,
was the name of a small negro boy who
was arrested yesterday morning by ON
Ger Kerse while trying 20 pawn fine
Macintosh in Jacobs pawHshop.
4 tvpographlcal error in The Times OF
Yesterday caused the earnings of the
Petersburg railroad for September to
be printed as $753S.i0 instead Of 3d.
58S 49, which is the correct figure.
Rev. Mr.. Suckney. of the Monumental
church, VIII hold services in the Lee
Camp Soldiers Home chapel on Sunday
night at 7:3O o'clock. The choir of MOnu-
mental church viii also be present.
L,tle Willie Huford, infant son Of
John and Minnie Murphy, died at 1915
o'clock yesterday morning at the resi-
dence of his parents, No. 81 north
Thirty-th!rd street; aged -four months
and six days.
The handsome diamond lccket rallied
~ Mr.. l.. +. Morgan, newsdealer 1t
the EEchangl. Il, HoiIL Thursday nlsht. was
Exchange. The lucky number was 49, The
I,cket Is valued al $50
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Norberg, of Perry
Hall, Baltimore county. Md, have re
turned home after pleasant visit TO
friends and relatives In this city. They
'"iil return IN a few months TO make
tins city their future home.
\ warrant WAS yesterday sworn out
against Rob Evans (cOlored, charged with
striking W. H. Austin with a brick but
1t was dismissed, on payment Of costs
and another issued, charging. him with
stealing hat from W. II. Austin.
During the Illness Of Rev. Mr.. Abbi,
the rector Of ST. Marks church, the Rev
Or. Sprlgg has kindly assumed charge
ana VIII preach at the regular morning
and afternoon seryices. Services at II
\. VI. and 40 i. NJ. every Sunday
Elicit Campaign Club, has extended an
invitation 10 the East-End Elicit Club
10 meet him at Col. Tazewell Ellett's
Office, Merchants National Bank build
ing, on Monday night next, al o'clock.
Rev Edward l.. Pell will deliver his
regular weekly lecture on the Sunday
school lessons at the Young Mems Chris
tan Association this afternoon at
O'Clock. The attendance upon the lee
t4'cs Is steadily increasing. All are
invited.
The residents near Ninth and Leigh
SlIttlS are complaining OF Il lOl or Dogs
who frequent that corner and use their
gravel shooters. They broke large win
dOWglass in the residence Of Col. John
Bigger yesterday The names of the
boys are unknown.
Mr.. Abram Levy. the senior member of
the firm OF Levy Il Davis has been seri-
ously i'll for several days. threatened
with meningitis His physician yester-
day morning announced that his symp-
toms are all for the better. and that he
is rapidly improving.
Capt Thomas Elicit. secretary Of the
City Electoral Board. will be at the head
quarters OF the board. Washington Hall.
today from . A. NJ. to Il. NJ, and
during the same hours Monday, 10 issue
10 registrars the ballots and the booths
and annexes 10 be used in the election OF
next Tuesday.
Mr.. j. T. Cox. OF this city. has In his
possession a war token which was I'M
earthed at Seven Pines few weeks
ago. and which may prove OF interest
1t has the following Inscription on the