The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-17
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond Citi-
xens and other Matters

Mr. William Daffron has sent $500 chairs
TO the Moody tabernacle.
Mr. Edwin NJ Clements, editor Of the
Petersburg Evening Progress was IN the
city yesterday.
Tue Womans Christian Associa tion
viii hold an important meeting TINS al
ternOon at 4 o'clock
DIR. and Mrs. r. r. Chambers and Mr..
T.. NJ. Lockwood. Of East Orange, y. )"
are at the Exchange Hotel.
Mr.. A. II. Travers, Of Cincinnati, Ohio
is here visiting his sister, Mrs. l.. =.
Kuhn. Of west Clay street.
Mrs George Linen nee DoggetU. OF
Buffalo. y. Y. IS visiting her aunt, MISS
Doggett. at 81 east Franklin street
Miss Bette Evans and Mr.. L. s. Whit
more were married Wednesday evening
st the residence Of Rev. w l.. Wright
Mrs. Mary T. Bailey widow OF George
Bailey Of 81 west Main street, VINO mas
been quite sick for several weeks, Is i'm
proving.
Mr.. II. Rosenberg. Of Philadelphia,
formerly OF this city. is stopping al the
Exchange Hotel for few days en- route
10 California.
Counsel-General TOwnes. Of Brazil VINO
has been stopping at Murphy Tor tnc
past two days. left Thursday night lor MS
old home. Danville.
Mrs Robert Nell, Of Batesville, Ark,
and Miss Bevens. Of Greensboro, n 60
are visiting the family OF Mr.. W. X.
Miller, at Barton Heights.
Rev Edward l.. Pel will deliver his
regular weekly lecture on the sunday
school lesson at the Young Mems Chris
uan Association this afternoon AT .
o'clock. All are invited.
AT a regular meeting OF Pawnee Tribe,
No. 50. J. O. Il. NJ. held Thursday even
ing Mr. w H. Mullen was elected repre-
sentative 10 the Great Councll, when
/ r,,aafa ina Roanoke I'm Nav next.
Mr. W. =. DeSaussure was counsel for
the plaintiff I'm the case Of IdnghOfhe
against the Richmond Railway and Elec-
trio Company, decided in favor OF the
| plaintiff in the Court OF Appeals IhuIs-
| day.
Richmond Lodge Of Elks went down TO
! Berkley. Va where a new lodge Of Elks
/ was instituted Thursday night About
/ ninety members were put through. Hon.
| Allen o. Myers, of Ohio, grand secretary
/ was present.
| Mr. W. H. Russell. who is brother
! of Hcnrico county. is making lively
run in Roanoke for the position of city
constable. MIR. Fusselis many friends IN
| Richmond wish him success.
Hugh Nelson. the young man whose
loo Vas broken Wednesday night by his
| horse falling on him, Is still at the aims
| bonse but his condition Is much i'm
nroyed lie will be soon removed TO his
/ home on Mr.. Stedrn farm.
Mr. Hugh Nelson, the young man VINO
was thrown from his horse "Wednesday
| evening and had his leg broken Is al the
| almshouse vet. He is getting along very
| nicely. and will be moved to his home as
| soon as he can stand the trip.
Lieutenant William Russell, Sergeants
| r. b. NOrthen and b. G.. Garner, Corpo-
/ rails John W. Starke and ). G. Chandlel'
| and PriVates Charles Cannon ana A. W.
! Miller have been appointed committee
| TO arrange for the celebration on Neu-
| nesday. April 18th. Of the twenty-thlid
anniversary of the Walker Light Guard.
Rev. G.. J.. CLANCY (Cnitariah) will give
| lecture free TO all, in Belvidere Hall
on Sunday evening, at o'clock, on the
! cOntrasted views and characters or Tai
| mage and lngersOll. They Will be con-
| sidered in the light Of their own public
| speeches. and discussed as natural re-
! suits OF the same theological system
viz, that OF John Calvin.
Squire Vincent appointed Messrs l.. II.
| Kemp. IL. L. King, and James Eanes, all
free-hOlders of HenricO county. TO APP
praise Il lot Of cattle that were trespass-
ing on the property of the FairmOnt
| Land Company, and which had been IN
! the neghbOrhOOd for some time. There
were eleven head Of cattle and TWO horses.
| Yesterday a great many of the owners
called on Mr.. Fred Brauer manager of
the land company. and paid for theii
! property and took the cattle away