The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-06
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Rchmonds CIn-
yrp's and Other Matters.

Interesting Facts ABOUT Ibc"""""
zen's and Other Matters.
Mrs. L. n. Morris left for New YORK
Friday evening.
The Ladies' Auxiliary. Of Pickett Camp
will meet Monday. May 7th. at 7. NJ
Admiral Brown, Of the United states
navy. Is here on an inspecting tour Oh
the monitor fleet.
The Masonic Home baseball team ae-
feated the Rosebuds yesterday morning ny
a secore OF q to 10.
Mr.. J. II. Carlisle. a Chesapeake anu
Ohio Official with headquarters at Chi'V"
Forge. is in the city.
The Tyson Union Meeting for boys am
girls will be held at the First Dap''''
church this afternoon at oclooN'
Father Frsoli will be rendered recep,
ton and welcome home By the Moull'
Catholic Union. at Cathedral Ham, Moh-
day evening.
on Friday night Mr.. French, Superin-
tendent OF the River View cemetery, iose
a fine COW. The animal was struck Dy
lightning and Instantly killed.
Rev. Father Joseph Frioli, vicar-gen-
eral Of this Catholic diocese. VINO recent,
ly spent a year in California arrived
I'm the city yesterday morning from Nor
folk.
Miss Lula L. Clark. one OF Church
Hills popular young ladies. lett yester-
day to visit her brother and friends Oh
High Point, y. C.. for few days.
The Holy Name Society meets this
evening in the basement Of the Sacred
Heart church after vespers. Important
matters will come up for discussion
Robert ]. Burdette Ghe Hawkeye mani.
one OF the most celebrated humorists In
this country, will lecture at the y VI.
c. A. hall next Thursday evening.
The International League Of Press
Clubs will arrive In Richmond TINS morn
ing at II o'clock. 4 delegation ol hch-
mond newspaper men will meet them at
the depot.
DR.. Page. assistant surgeon Of the Uhiteu
States navy. is here temporarily on uu',
I'm place Of Or. Hessler. who Is on tne
sick list. The doctor hopes to be out III
a few days.
The alarm Of fire, turned In from
station No. lG at $3.50 o'clock yesterday
morning. was occasioned by the burning
OF 4 chimney at i02 west cary street
Damage trihing.
Rev. T. Masao. japanese, late OF van
derbilt University. Of the Methodist EpiS-
copal Church South. will address the
young peoples meeting in Unlon-Statloh
this afternoon at o'clock.
The pastor Of Park-Place church, DR.
Young, will begin on Sunday night
series Of sermons on noted Church lead
ers. The subject for tonight viii be
"The Monk that Shook the World
Kingan & CO., through Mr.. John
Nunce. their representative here, nave
contributed $50 per annum TO the Nir-
ginia Hospital for the benefit OF the SICK
poor of this city and state.
Prof. Henry schweler, formerly Of the
German Imperial Opera, Berlin, viii sing
in St Mary's church at the Onertory
to-day with a trombone &C compartment
bv Mr.. Tony Equi. Prof. Mutter VIII
preside at the organ.
Invitations are out for the marriage or
Miss Sallie VI. Johnson TO Mr. John Ill
lerson. Of Church Hill. The marriage
ceremony will be celebrated on May p
1894. at the residence Of the brides par
ents ia Powhatau.
The Christian Alliance. designed 10
promote a deeper Christian life. meets
every Sunday at 4:90 =. VI. in the hall
Of the Broad-street Mission, NO. ~ east
Broad street Gospel services are held al
the same place every night. MONDAY
prayer-meetngs every day from L TO
l245, except Sunday.
Or. w. Ralph Clements, who recently
graduated nj the Medical College Of Viz
einia. will leave the city tonight for an
extended southern trip. Or. Clements. VIII"
IS lust twenty-One years of age, distln~
guished himself in taking the course III
two years without previous study or pre-
paration and passing the State Medical
Board acceptably
4 game Of baseball between the clubs
Of Cottrell, Watkins d Co and combina-
ton Of the Watkins Hardware Co. and
W. S Donuan q CO., played at Island
Park yesterday afternoon, resulted in
victory for the latter by a score OF II to
9. The feature OF the game was three
base hit by Jones' of the CONGRATULATIONS
club.
4 lively hsticuff occurred in the DAVIS
House shortly after o'clock yesterday
morning. George Wiggers and y. l.. Hank
ms. two local sporting men, were the par
ticipants in the affair. and some vigorous
punching marked the meeting. They were
arrested and lodged at the police station
where an additional charge Of drunken
ness was entered against Wissers