The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-19
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting rfcts About Eichmonds Citi'
zens aud Other Natter.

Mr. T.. r. Page has returned from an
extended southern trip.
Mrs Raymond Smith nee Jenklns) OF
Church HHl, IS critically ILL.,
Mr.. Henry Nachman is critically i'll at
his home. No 1919 east Main street
Mir. j. C. Kaufman. OF No; iU2ls east
Marshall street. is still conhned 10 ms
room by sickness.
Miss Martha McIlwaine. OF Hampden-
Sidney. is visiting the Misses Carrlngton'
of west Grace street.
Mrs Elizabeth Doell. who died IN bal
tinore Saturday. was well-known here.
She was sixty years OF age.
Mrs. William Hoist. who has been visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. John I; SlDett'
in Norfolk, has returned TO the Guy.
Richmond COnclaVe, Improved Order
of Heptasophs. viii meet a. 6ilett An
mex fiaIl tonight TO install omcefs'
Chapter 4SS Of St. Andrews Brotherhood
will hold a meeting tonight at the chdpei
Of Holy Trinity church.
Womans Relief Corps of PM kearney
Post will next Friday night give an
apron hemmin." for the benefit OF their
relief fund
Mr. H. Kuhn. who has been visiting rel
atives and friends in northern and west
ern cities for the past six months, mas
returned 20 the city.
Cards are out for the marriage of Mr..
Robert y. FILLER and Hiss Florence y.
on Thursday evening. February 2ist'
Miss Irene b. Sanderlin, of No. 7C3
TWenty-eighth street, has returned nome
after a seven weeks visit 70 trends ana
relatives at Portsmouth and other places.
Mr.. Felix +. Keegan and Miss Ellie +:
Shea will be united In the holy bonds or
matrimony, with nuptial mass al ST.
Peters Cathedral. Wednesday morning
at q o'clock.
Miss Jennie Cullingworth met with
very painful accident Sunday morning
while attempting TO sweep the, snow OF,
Of her porch. She slipped to the ground
and fractured one of her limbs very badly.
At 900 south Laurel street, Mr.. Henry
Beardsley and Mrs. Bette A. Gayle were
united in marriage. The ceremony was
nerformed bv Rev Dr. HutsOn and wit
messed by few Of the relatives and IN
innate friends.
Superintendent Fox has notified the
janitors of the public schools 10 admit
all children that arrive at the dlHerent
buildings before the regular school hour'
as the weather is too cold TO keep them
standing outside.
An exciting accident occurred Saturday
evening where the canal crosses sixth
street \ negro drove on TO the ice on
The canal. and when some one told him
where he was the driver tainted, ana MS
horse had TO be led off the ice by an
other party
While Willie Maxfeld (colored) was in
the CITY Hall yesterday morning FIRST
district officer lrrested him Oh the chafge
of refusing TO assist Policeman Burnett
on the 9Th instant. after being called on
bv that officer. The case viii come up
IN the Police Court tomorrow
Rev. Or. Moore. OF the Union Theo-
logical Seminary, who b. said by some TO
be the ableSt man In the Prespy terlaI
Church. preached an elegant sermon at
the Third Presbyterian church on An
drew bringing Peter TO Christ which
was greatly enjoyed He filled Dr. Kerr
pulpit at night.
Mr.. NJ. y. Leonard. the ACCOMPLISHED
organ.st Of the Cathedral has rendered
his resignation to Bishop van de NyNer,
much 10 the regret OF the Blshop ana
the entire congregation. Mr.. Leohard
Is superintendent Of the telegraph system
OF the entire line OF the Chesapeake anu
Is the cause of his resienat!on:,, PROBES,
sor Rothkopf of st. Louis, Will succeed
Mr.. Leonard on March lst.
Mr.. Adolph Silberstein. Grand Secretary
of the /. o. :. y. of the United States,
returned TO New York yesterday morning.
Of a lodge of the order in this city, The
ceremony occurred i'm Druid's Hall and
Mr.. Sam stern presided In the char.
Twenty-siX charter members were en-
rolled and addresses were mane pi
Messrs Silberstein. stern. \; Pollak, S0I.
Bloomberg and Rev. DR.. koylaVltch Mr;
Nathan Cohen was elected president anu
Mr. Alex Cohen Vice-president the
Sons of Benjamin is beneficial order.
sunday afternoon at Cathedral Hall the
ST. Patricks Banquet committee; com
nosed of Messrs. J. j. Reilly, W. f.
Reddv. Thomas Davis. Felix Keegan and
S. l.. Kelly. met for the purpose of max
in- arrangements for the banquet.
Messrs. William Daffron. William Ran,
kin. John Teefy! Il; Stanley Edgar Danlel
f. the committee. The banquet will be
held at Nurphy's Hotel on the night OF
March 1Sth The committee Will meet
again next Sunday at O'Clock 10 arrange
go. "a