The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-06
Personal AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Ricn"o""
,ens and Other Mtters'

Colonel c. r. Barksdale returheu "
Halifax county yesterday
Pow Father Carne is at present exam"
ming 81. Mary's Beredictine institute
Mr. q. G. Mcneil Is dangerously III az
his residence. No 3l5 north Adams street.
Nr and Mrs. Hill Montague and MISS
.nnta Steger Winston are on Visit 10
philadelphia and New YORK
rhere will be no New York steamer
denarting from Richmond to-day. Inc
next steamer will leave on Friday
marriage license was issued in tho
o,arl,,s office of the Henrico County court
yesterday to Richard G. Burnett ana Ella
G.. Ford.
pokor,s Democratic Club will hold IT'S
regular meeting this evening az o'oo
O'clock. at Woodruff store NO. uV' IRA
ham street
rho Governor yesterday removed the po-
,,i,al disabilities of j. W. w. BraoleE' VI
Ioudoun county, who was conNicteu OF
felony in 1889.
Mrs Inez MILAN. OF this city LETT yes
,redav morning for Gloucester count,
where she will in future reside WI" "''
brother. Mr. c. A. west
Rov. Father Winbald. o. s. H.. pastor
Of St Mary's Catholic chureh' lel' Wv w
CITY Yesterday uoTilltS '''
He will return this evening
The funeral of Mrs. Pindle' VINO wa
STRICKEN with apoplexy SATURDAY tooh
place from st. James Episcopal cnu'0" Nv
II o'clock yesterday morning
Mr. lanes f. Scott, of Graham, y.
@ accompanied by his sister. Miss Han
nah scott. of Franklnton. y. C., are
stopping at the Imperial Hotel
At 8 o'clock yesterday morning re-
oi,,em mass was celebrated at St Mary 5
church. The ladies of st. Mary's choir
sang the Gregorian requiem plain chant)
tea for the benefit of the Old Domin-
ion Hospital will be given at the home
of Miss Irene Peasants, 30 east Grace
street. Tuesday. March 18th, from . to
o'clock =. VI.
The children Of the Sunday school of
Beth Ahaba are requested to call at the
assembly room to-day at +. NJ. TO re-
ceive tickets for the Purim entertain
ment to be held March 18th.
The tower of the Church of the Holy
Trinity * nearly completed. and the roof
Is being put on. II has a decidedly grace
ful appearance. and adds much to the
architectural beauty of the building.
Rev. Or. Wilingham delivered an in
teresting lecture yesterday afternoon In
the Grace-Street Baptist church before
the Woman's Baptist Foreign Missionary
Unijn. The lecture was on Foreign MIS-
siCns."
The Gesangverein Virginia held their
regular monthly meeting Monday night
at Sanger Hall. committee was APP
pointed which. together with Professor
NIutter. will take steps towards forming a
grand mixed chorus.
mill yiVo tho cepOud of hiS
series of health lectures under the aus
pIces of Central Womans Christian Tenn
perance Union to-day, at L. NJ, at the
friends Meeting House. Subject, Food.
The public is cordially invited TO at
tend.
There will be a pound party at Leigh
Street Baptist church tonight for the
bencft OF the poor Of the church. Every
one who can is requested to bring some
thing for the offering. The regular week
~ prayer meeting will be held tonight
also.
Miss Jeda Hanf, OF Philadelphia; Mr..
Dave l.. Goldman, Of Washington -:
c.. and Mr. Hoffheimer Of this city pald
n visit TO The Times office last nght'
The party expressed themselves as high
Is pleased with the various departments
and especially with the bis printing press
IF The Times.
Seph. Iipscomb, a little twelve-year-
old negro. was arrested and locked mp At
the Second station yesterday charged
with stealing coal frOm the Chesapeake
and Ohio yards. sam Price (coiored) was
arrested I'm Thomas JaoksOns har-rooh
on Cary street, near Eighth. for creating
disturbance.
The monthly meeting Of the Associa-
| ton for the Preservation OF Virginia An
| tiquities. which was 10 have been held
| Yesterday afternoon at the Virginia His
torical Society did not take place on ac-
count of the sickness Of the President,
Mrs. BRYAN. and Mrs. Bagby the chair
man OF the jamestown committee.
Rescue Lodge. Good Templars, held
very interesting meeting at their hall.
gls west Broad street. Monday night. At
ter the initiation Of two candidates, the
lodge WAS addressed by Mr.. y. b. Nc
| Cuiloch on the question Of mid-week
pav-day throughout Richmond and Man
chester. The lodge endorsed the meas
IRE by a unanimous vote.
Mrs. Meadors. of north Twenty-third
street. on last Monday night gave
most enjoyable entertainment 10 her
friends, and among those present were the
following: Misses f.. Berry, Mollie Carl
ton. Matte Carlton, Ellie Crawley, Maud
E.nos, Pearl Enos, Vernon Enos. Mary
Kelley Daisy Kern. Annie Meadors, Lou
lie Meadors, Mrs. Kelley. and Messrs. w.
Fowlkes. e. Thomas. Small, Bryant, +.
Bowers. Brooks, Carroll. Rose, Meddors,
oil