The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-01
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's Gill;
zen. and Other MATTERS.

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zsns and Other Matters.
Mr.. w. c. snead. son OF Lieutenant e.
F. Snead. Of Lynchburg. Is In the city.
Mr.. Hiram Anderson. Of Alexandria,
Va, will spend a few days In the city.
Mr. Ernest Pickens. Of Alexandria. Va,
is visiting friends and relatives In the
city.
The condition of Andrew Brooks is
more favorable than at any time since his
injury.
Mrs. CYRUS DeCamp Is stopping with
her aunt Mrs. Moseley, at 26l6 east Grace
street.
Mrs. Betty Graves. OF Williamsburg, is
on visit to the family OF Mr.. John w.
Goode.
Mrs. DR.. ]. Semmes has returned from
Washington and may be found at her
, parlors.
Mrs william Johnson. Of Manakin.
Goochand county, Is visiting friends in
the West End.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Doyle, Of Lynchburg is
visiting Mr. e. j. Pagan, No. 2lll east
Franklin street.
Mrs. Bette E. Rucker, Of Amherst, is
visiting her son. Mr.. r.. r. Rucker, ol1
north Fifth street.
Mr.. jackson Turner. formerly OF Kicn-
mond. now Of Washington. is In the city
visiting relatives and friends.
Mr.. i. l.. Sandridge, OF Buckingham.
Va, is visiting his daughter. Mrs. James
Carter, at No. SIC east Broad.
Mr.. Albert S. Price, Of Alexandra, is
the guest Of his brother-in-iaw, Marion
II. Chalkley. 1000 West avenue.
Mrs W. T.. Lawson and Mrs. r. L.
White OF Hampton, Va, are visiting Mrs.
A. c. Stevenson, 3li north Twenty-sixth
street.
Mrs. Lynch and daughter. Bulah, OF
Portsmouth, are visiting their cousin, Mr..
John Allen. Of No. 40 north Twenty
fifth street.
Messrs. Charles W. Marsh AMI Paul
c. Henry arrived In the city yesterday
morning from a two-weeks' stay in Ashe-
Vlle y. c.
Mr. Fl. p. Polknhorn. of Washington.
D. c., Will be in the city few days, and
will visit the battle-felds between here
and Petersburg.
CAPTAIN A. f. Bagby, Of Tappahan-
mock. who was taken very sick on the
street yesterday. is mucn better. He is
al Hotel Dodson.
Mr. Samuel Beech, formerly Of this
city, but now clerk Of one OF the courts
Of Alexandria, Va, is visiting his old
friends in the city.
The funeral OF the infant daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Ferguson took place
yesterday morning at 10 o'clock. The in
terment was at lakewood.
Mr.. James J. Fuller and ". Waverly
Taylor, of the Richmond and Danyilie
offices. Washington, ID. C., are visiting
friends and relatives In the city.
Mr.. NJ. S. Dicken, formerly manager of
Ford's Hotel, now proprietor Of Hotel
Chequola, at Anderson, S. c.. is on
visit TO friends and relatives here.
Rev II. r. Coleman. grand chaplain
of the Grand Lodge OF Kentucky. de-
livered his lecture on 'Freemasonry'' at
St. Adams Hall at o'clock last night
The lawn party which was announced
to be given at Forest Hill Park on next
Monday by the Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union. has been postponed until
further notice.
The police Of the Third district We'd
nesday found at Second and Franklin
streets several articles Of wearing apparel
belonging to some lady, and supposed 10
have been stolen.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Ladies Auxiliary Board of Managers OF
the Virginia Hospital will take place on
Saturday at II o'clock at the hospital.
full meeting is requested.
The anniversary exercises Of the Rich
mond Male Orphan Asylum will take
NJ, at Grace-Street Presbyterian church.
DR.. Fair will make the address.
Judge Wickham has appointed the two
mounted police. who will patrol TuckahOe
district, in Henrlco county. They. are
A.. c, Green and ]. l.: Branch, and their
salaries are fixed at S45 per month.
The Richmond and Danvile railroad
authorities say that the report given out
that some OF the soldier boys. when com
ing TO the unwilling. had prevented their
hagman from boarding the train at South
Boston. was without foundation.
Mr.. w s. Woodson received a severe
kick from a horse while the animals
6ra ysp i'm I'm line on IIbbV XIII
during the unwilling ceremonies Wednes-
day. His right arm was struck by the
horses hoof and painfully injured.
Among the newspaper men in the city
Wednesday were Captain Il. p. Freeman,
OF the Danville Register; Mr. 4. H. Mar
tin. OF the Stanton News; Messrs West
and Hawks, Of Baltimore; Mr.. Richard
son. Of Washington. ard Mr.. Snowden,
of the Charleston News and Coulter.
The National Union. of which there are
three councils in Richmond and one In
Manchester, will have musical enter
tainment on June II, 1884, The entertain
ment will be free TO the extent that all
persons receiving invitations Will be en-
titled 10 admission.
Invitations have been issued to the
city. and Mr. Clark J. Williams, OF Spot
sylvania county. The ceremony will take
place next Tuesday afternoon at $3.50
o clock at the residence Of the brides
mother, No. III IL west Clay street.
Mr.. Decatur Axtell. second vice-pres-
dent Of the Chesapeake and Ohio railway.
discredits the report that the Chesapeake
and Ohio is about TO parallel the Norfolk
and Western in the West Virginia coal
fields He says any man would be con-
sidered a dreamer who would try to en-
list capital in any railroad enterprise at
this time.
Mr. A. " Folks Of Roanoke, who is
visiting his mother at No. 800 west Clay
street has IN his possession an autograph
etter from General X +. Lee, Of 1866, to
his father. the late William J. Folks, OF
JYnchburg. thanking him for set OF
bound reports and documents Of the Con-
He says his father was offered
z 800 for the documents.