The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-29
PERSONAL and 0ESEH<y
Interesting Facts About Richmond Citi-
lens and Other Mattera


Rev. Dr.. Carmichael is quite indisposed
With sciaticd.
senator-elect Thomas S. Martin is in
the city.
Mr.. William b. Pizzlni and sister. Miss
Annie nave returned from New York.
There was no material change in the
CONDITION OF Rev. DR.. Whitfield last night.
Miss Ida O'Neill, OF Washington, is in
the city, guest of Capt. Charles II.
Epps.
MIR. j. Y. Harris, Commemorative at
torney OF Dinwiddie, was at the Capitol
yesterday.
There will be meeting Of the German
American Democratic club at Sanger Hall
tonight at O'clock
Mrs. j: j. Winghed. sister Of Capt.
Nharles II. Epps, Is here on visit. She
resides in Washington.
The Jefferson Literary and Social Circle
gave largely attended german at Ma
sonic Temple last night.
Mr.: w. +. Cochrane, of jefferson county,
w. Va, is In the city, the guest OF his
cousin Mrs. w j. Epps.
Mr.. W. l.. Dawley, grand secretary OF
the Machinists Union. IS detained at his
nome, olS south Pine street, by sickness.
A marriage license was yesterday issued
by the Clerk OF the Hastings Court to
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and Miss Matte ID. Bouldn.
Robbers Tuesday night attempted to
break In the store of Mr.. Shelton. on NJ
street, between Twenty-fourth and TWEEN
ty-hfth streets. They were frightened off,
however.
young man named William Powell
was arrested and locked up in the Second
police station yesterday afternoon for
dfsorderiy conduct and throwing rocks in
the street.
Mrs. b. Tibbitts, mother of General Sec
rotary George f.. Tibbitts, Of the Young
Mems Christian Association, arrived here
yesterday from Ayimer, Ontario, on a
visit TO her son.
on Wednesday. April T. 1894. the Com
monwealth Club will tender its lady
friends a luncheon, and the clubhouse
viii be set aside Cor the exclusive use Of
the ladies from / +. NJ. to Z. NJ. on
that day.
1t is understood that the holders OF
coupons will not appeal the case recently
decided by the Court Of Appeals to the
Supreme Court OF the United States. but
will make up new case in the Virginia
courts.
Mr.. r. A. Burruss. who was paralyzed
some time ago IN Charlottesville, has so
far recovered as To be able 10 be re-
moved to Richmond. lie reached the
city yesterday at , O'Clock over the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railwly.
George l.. Currie, +. r. Butler. and J.
W. Gentry. Of the Union Council. No. 81,
Royal Arcanum, called on Mrs. Rachel
5. Craig, widow OF the late w. II. Craig,
Tuesday night, and paid her the draft
for $3.50. the amount OF insurance due
her by the death OF her husband
State Secretary H. o. Williams and
Railroad Secretary r. +. Michaes. of the
Young Mems Christian Association, left
last evening for New York where they
VIII attend the International conference
Of railroad men, 10 be held from March
S0th TO April lst.
The ''Lyceum" Dramatic Company. as
badly broke as the ten commandments,
closed a most unsuccessful engagement
at the Richmond Theatre last evening
Owing To the absence Of programmes
East Lynn" vas substituted for Lady
Audley's Secret The company goes from
here to Charlottesville.
The Hobo" crowd of boys of Third
street have started a subscription list
To buy a medal and collar for Pop
Cracker" the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION mascot dog. All contributions
left at CabeH's drug store, corner Third
and Main streets, will be thankfully re-
ceived by the members Of this gang.
Policeman Vest, of the First district.
went 10 No. 403 north Fifteenth street
Yesterday morning I'm response to call
sent TO the station. He found an aged
negro woman critically i'll and had her
removed to the almshouse. Other negroes
living in the house had become alarmed
at her condition, and for that reason
notified the police.
The Executive Committee Of the Rich
mond Bar Association, composed of
Alessrs j. X. Tucker Jr., Roswell Page,
and Eugene G. Massie held a meeting
Yesterday for the consideration OF I'M
portant matters affecting the association.
a report was received from Mr. F.. ".
Darlington, treasurer. and the subject OF
a banquet at the quarterly meeting In
May was fayorably discussed.