The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-22
Personal AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond Cifi
zens and other Matters.


Mr.. Thomas Gary has returned from a
business trip West.
Rev. J. Travis Taylor OIL Laurei-street
church. was confined 10 HIS peu iueS'as.
4 letter received yesterday morning
from Charlottesville STATES '''"' -'''
Burmese is much better
DIR II v Desportes. formerly OF Rich-
mond. has returned from Seatue, WASH
ineton He viii make this his future
home.
Misses Lizzie Bernard and Louie
Young. Of Fredericksburg, e., are t.s guests ,r;,
of Mrs r. l.. Norris VI Sou'" in'iu
street
The clerk Of the Hastings Court yes
,e,da,. ise',eo q marriage license TO MIR.
Richard G. Timberlake and Miss Annie
l.. Evans.
Mai lanes y. Patton has returned
from washington. and is being congratlS
lated on the amendment Which changes
the free-leaf clause.
At a regular meeting Of Schiller Lodge,
M l2q / O. O. f.. Charles Gloss was
elected representative to me Drahd Lousc
and William HOlzapiel alternate
The Good Friday night services at st.
PauVs church. when the Crucinxlon VIII
be sung. is open and iree 10 al 20
tickets OF admission are issued. An
ofIertory viii be taken
A colored man left gold ring with
a diamond setting at the Second station
yesterday morning. SAVING ne nau iVu" =,
il in the street. Captain Angle holds II
awaiting claims to its ownership.
The score Of ST. Adams against Rad
ford at Radford. Va. should have been
u to 2 instead Of y 10 20. as published
The ST. Adams team showed up well, the
batteries doing especially fine work.
Mary Jane Mayo tcolored) was before
Henrico Magistrate G. G. Vincent yes
terday morning on the charge OF keeping
her place Of business open and selling
goods on Sunday. She was fined -.
At a meeting of Gray Eagle Tribe, No.
a3. l. 0. K. ~. held Monday night, Mr..
Ora s. Walton was unanimously elected
representative TO the Great council OF
Virginia, which viii be held In Roanoke
next May.
Capt L. Leslie Spence has just re-
turned from a business trip TO Norfolk.
While in the City by the Sea he attended
several of the Moody meetings and ex-
pressed himself as highly delighted with
his experience.
At the Richmond Exchange for Wo-
mems Work. No. 300 east Franklin street,
can be found a beautiful supply OF ar
ticles suitable for Easter presents. such
as Easter eggs, embroidered linens. paint
ed china, and the like.
That strong and successful melO-drama.
'"The Still Alarm" by Joseph Arthur,
which for so many years has held us
own with the public, viii be gwen at
the Academy for the first time in this
city Friday and Saturday.
The revival services will be continued
at Leigh-Street Baptist church through
out the week. except Saturday night.
There were three conversions TUESDAY
night. and much interest manifested.
Mr. Wright is doing the preaching.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union and the Young Womans Christian
Union held a Joint meeting al the Young
Mems Christian Association Tuesday af-
ternoon TO celebrate the ninetieth anni'er-
sary Of the birth Of Neal Dow. y tele-
gram Of cOngratulation was sent 10 Ten
eral Dow from the meeting.
The proceedings against A. X. Courtney
and 4. W. Patterson for non-payment or
State license in HenricO county arose
out of an oversight. no notice having
been given them, as is usually done.
The matter had been settled before the
grand jury acted on ii. and Messrs. Court
ney and Patterson understood that noth-
ing would be done. Accordingly, wnen
brought to the attention Of the court yes
terday. said proceedings were promptly
dismissed.
A pair Of horses attached 10 the beer
wagon Of Louis Euker at the corner OF
Eighth and Broad streets yesterday
morning. took fright al some passing
object and dashed off. Some little cx-
element was caused IN the neighbour God
by the incident. The runaway animals
were brought TO a sudden stop by the We
hicle colliding with a wall I'm the alley
between Broad and Marshall streets. The
animals were not hurt and the wagon
only slightly damaged by the collision.