The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-27
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Eichmond's Citi-
zsns and O.her Matters

Mr.. Malcolm Shacklcford's condition was
not so favorable yesterday.
Mr.. J. Garland Pollard has returned
from a short visit TO Canada.
Mr.. Patrick keenan, continues quite Ill
at his residence on Church Hill.
Mr.. =. j. Crew and daughter have re-
turned from delightful visit 10 the Nir-
ginia Hot Springs.
The latest information from Mrs. Or.
Prosser Harrison Is 10 the effect that she
Is improving nicely.
Mr.: c: jefferson, OF this city. is the
guest of Professor John r. Sampson at
Iantops. Albemarle county.
Mr.. Arthur c. Lewis. passenger and
ticket agent Of the Baltimore and Ohio al
Norfolk, it at the Exchange.
Mrs. John Roscher and her son Johnnie.
Of this city. are visiting Mrs. Roscher's
cousin, Captain John Drew. Of Norfolk.
George T. West. OF Fort Worth, Tex,
formerly from this city. is stoppiuG for
few days at No. 2)i south Third street
Miss Mabel Philips, % south Pine
street has left the city 10 visit Misses
Evalcen and ida Mabie. at Gladstone. Va.
Misses Norah and Nellie Griffin, Of Will
mington. y. G.. are IN the city on a visit
TO their aunt. Mrs. ID. Higgins, 2JOi east
Franklin street
Mr. and Mrs. T. WILLIAM Pemberton and
son Percy Will sail from New York Au-
gust 4th on the tmbria for Il FEW weeks
trip 10 Europe
Charles Reynolds. a Lynchburg negro.
was locked up at The Third station yes
terday morning on the charge OF being a
suspicious character.
Richard Cash. a colored man. was lock-
Cd up at the Second station yesterday
by Policeman Austin. for the larceny Of
81 from John J. Anderson.
Mr.. John r. Enright. formerly a mem
Der of the police force of this city IS on
a visit 10 friends and relatives He IS now
a resident Of Cincinnati.
Arthur Trent. n colored man. was ar
rested In the First Market yesterday
morning for creating Il disturbance and
being disorderly during market hours
Misses Ruth and Lily Middleton. Of
Church Hi, left yesterday morning to
spend several weeks in Chesterfield cOun-
". visiting their friend, Miss Fannie
Rowlett
Mr.. James T. Hendricks. a member of
Pickett Camp, is very I'll at his home on
Mechanicsville turnpike, with typhoid
pneumonia. and It IS hardly thought he
Will recover.
Captain L. b. Hardcastle OF the schoon-
er Fannie Brown. Is very III with mdldrial
fever In Charles ton, ). G. Mrs. l.. y.
Har1castle, of 33)l Main street, has gone
TO Charleston
Bandon Park has been selected as the
place at which the Richmond Elks gam
Dol Will be held August LIST, from 4. VI.
10 II L. ". only members and their fami-
lies and few friends will participate.
At 7.15 A. NJ. yesterday an alarm OF fire
was turned in from Box -. Steamers I
and 3 and truck 80. responded and found
the small frame house, No. east Duval
street. occupied by cOlOred people, 70 be
on fire. The flames were soon eXtngulsh-
ed with slight damage.
Mr.. +. S Taylor was yesterday morning
the recipient of an unique ornament from
his friend, Mr.. a. w. Wray. It is n fine
piece Of work executed BY one of the cut
terS In Mr. Wray's yard, and represents
platter Of assorted fruits Accompanying
the gift a card bearing the following
inscription: Let our friendship be pure
and lasting as the marble that represents
the fruit"