The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-15
PsxsoxAE avn asxERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richw oud's Cit
xens and other Matters.


xens and Other Matters.
Mrs. John Pettus $40 south Pine street
is getting better.
Z Rev. George II. Ray Is visiting friend
In Washington, ID. c.
Mr.. T. w. Wood has returned from /;
busluess trip to Philadelphia.
Mr.. T. A. Mller's son, aged three years
died at o'clock yesterday morning.
| The Wood family, who were so badly
burned last Saturday, are improving
slowly.
Thomas E. Harrington and Maggie NJ
| Downs. both of Fauquier county, were
| married In Washington Wednesday
| Mrs. Annie Garrison, of 7S3 west Mar
shall street, mas been confined to her
bed for the past six weeks and is still
very III.
Mrs. Josiah Porter. of Columbus, Ga,
who has been visiting relatives in Rich
mond for the past two months. left for
home yesterday morning.
Mr.. w. l.. Greenwood, who was severe
ly burned last Saturday from a gasolene
explosion, was resting quietly yesterday
and almost free from pain.
Mr. William d. Quaries, of the Planters
Quarles. is liz atlthe residence OF Colonel
Percy Halves. his brother-in-law
The report of Treasurer John Morton,
of the Citizens Relief Association. shows
that the receipts from December y,
1893. to December II, 1884, were s5,l57.g0.
The ladies of Broad-Street church will
hold reception and silver tea at the
residence of Mrs. c. W. Hunter, No. Ills
ga CT L.. IN.
o'clock.
Miss Mile whitlow. an inmate of the
Seventh-Street Home for old ladies' who
ieil on the street and injured herself
some weeks ago, Is improving. though
not yet out of danger. She is eightv-two
years old.
Rev. DR.. w. f. Hatcher is now I'm Nor
folk assisting his son in a revival meet
ing at the First Baptist church. His son
viii supply his pulpit next Sunday. Or
Hatcher is not expected back until the
I'D Of this month.
Mr.. l.. T. Christian, the undertaken
still has charge of the body Of young
Artner, who died at the almshouse last
Saturday. Mr.. Christian has rot been
able to learn anything definite from the
young mans family.
Yesterday evening at 3 o'clock the fnne-
raj of Mr.. Joseph {. Kaufman took
place from his residence 402 10 east Mar
shall street. He was an active member
OF The GeSangyerein The interment took
place in Hollywood cemetery.
"A May-Day Dance for unison chorus
with four-hand accompaniment, by r..
Nevln and the little operetta Quarrel
Among Flowers will be performed I'M
der the direction of Professor Charles
L. Muttcr some time this spring.
On Monday night next there will be a
musical entertainment at 3Oi west Main
street for the benefit of the Salvation
Army barracks in this city. There Will
ne recruits from Baltimore ana New |
j ork VINO VIII take part In the concert.
The Old Dominion Hospital will have |
IT'S opening day next week, at which time |
ne building VIII be open 10 the inspec- |
.loh OF visitors. There are about a hun |
lred members Of the Womans' Auxiliary !
Connected with this institution who are |
long noble work for il.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Crutchaeld re-
urned to their home in Lynchburg YES
erday morning They came to Richmond |
% attend the funeral of Mr.. Crutch-
leld Father which took place from
lay-Street Methodist Episcopal church
Monday afternoon.
me Confederate Veteran is the title of
monthly journal published at Nashville
ehh., under the auspices of the Grand
amp Of United Confederate Veterans
he next issue Of this journal will con-
am lengthy paper i'm reference 10 Rev
II Moses ID. Hoge with a fine photo
iaph likeness of the doctor. DR.. Hoee
as q reputation among all the camps
I Confederate veterans