The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-20
PERA0NAL IND aENEKAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's Citi-
gems and Other Matters.

gems and Other Matters.
Bishop Newton will preach at st. Paul's
church on Sunday night.
General John =. Gordon returned to
Washington yesterday morning.
Mrs. Carmichael has been very sick
for fortnight and is still confined to
her room.
Bishop John 3. Newton viii preach
AT Monumental church this morning al
II o'clock.
air. William B. Davis left yesterday
for Baltimore. where he will spend Sun
day with friends.
Miss Lizzie Taylor. of Norfolk, Will
sing with Verdue Clad" Hayden, at
the morning service at st. Pauls.
Miss Minnie Winters. Of s.. Joseph,
Mo, is visiting her sister. Mrs e. H.
Goldsmith. No. 500 east Clay street
CONGRESSMAN James Kerr. Of Colorado;
r. r. Peale. of Philadelphia, ana D. NJ
Atkinson. Of Chicago, are at the LeAihs-
ton.
Tho ladies' of the Church Of the Cow
enant have completed their arrangements
for an excursion 10 Old Point ana VII
liamsburg June It'll
Mrs c. c. Fleming formerly Miss
Minnie Gay). now a resident of Atlanta
Is the guest of Miss Martha Archer
GIG east Franklin street.
Mr.. J. F. Lynn and brother, Mr Rus
sell Lynn, sons of Major b. W. Lynn iei'
Yesterday TO visit friends in Gloucester
county. on the York river.
meeting Of the Ladies HOLLYWOOD
Memorial Association will be held We'd
nesdav. May sd. at p. NJ, in the lee
,ura-roon1 Of the Second Presbyterian
church.
pev DR.. w. V. Tudor Of this city
u.iu deliver the triennial address before
the Alumnae Association OF wesleyan
Female College, in Macon, Ga, on the
evening Of May 18th.
At a meeting of the stockholders OF
the BobVs Cigarette Machine Company
yesterday a dividend of five per cent
for the last quarter was declared
In n letter received in Richmond yes
terdav morning Rev. Dr. Sledd said ne
thought the General Conference no" III
session at Memphis would adjourn some
| time this week.
! The Ladies Societies Of the Seventh
| Street Christian church Will give moon
| light excursion on the steamer Pocahohtas
| 10 Dutch Gap on Tuesday. May 22d. Re
freshments will be served on the boat
Superintendent Thompson, of the fire
| alarm telegraph has experienced con-
| siderable annoyance during the wind ana
,ain storm Friday and yesterday. A num-
| Der of the fire alarm wires became cross
ed. and created some confusion.
An excursion train of the James River
| Division of the Chesapeake and Ohio
road carried a goodly number Of pick
nickers 10 Vinita Park, fifteen miles above
Richmond, yesterday morning, on the an
nual picnic and excursion of ST. Paul s
| Sunday school.
Ticket No. 800 is entitled to the lamp
| given away at the Union Station bazaar
! with the C. +. Sauer extract, and the
holder can procure the lamp by calling
! at the corner Of Fourteenth and Main
streets and presenting the ticket to the
| c. Z. Sauer Company.
Mr.. James f. Nethorland, Misses Alice
| and Emma Netherland. Mrs. Hatcher and
Miss Orie Hatcher will go TO New York
the last Of May and sail on the I'd of
| June for a four months European tour
Libertas Lodge of Perfection, No 5,
/ A. and A. Scottish Rite Of Freemasonry,
will confer the fourth, fifth, and sixth
degrees at st. Adams Hall tomorrow
light in solemn form.
Mrs. e. C. Balm and sister, Miss Mar
garet Gaskins Land, Of Norfolk are
visiting Mrs. +. A. Arnzen and Miss
Carrie Boone, at Si2 west Clay street.
Hon. John Il. Massey will 90 to Norfolk
Monday 10 take the stump for the Dem
ocratic ticket. He will remain there until
after the municipal election Thursday.
Giles 3. Jackson. the colored lawyer,
left Yesterday for Norfolk where he is
hooked for two speeches a day to the
colored population Of that city in OPP
nosjtion to the Prohibitionists. including
Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday,