The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-19
PEHsoyAA AND GESsRAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmoud's Ctti-
zens and Other Matters.


| Parkkeepcr Dan Higgins Is confined to
MS nome by sickness.
Dir. a. r. Craig and wife are on 2
tour to New York, and the northern
ir. Henry Beardsly and bride have re,
turned TO the city from TOUR OIL apou'
month
Miss Annie Bullock. of this city. IL Wis,
ting her sister, Mrs. w. L. oauiders' a'
Glen Allen.
Mr.. John q. Proctor. Of the clyde Line
steamers, who has been Ill for some uiiie'
is improving.
Howards Grove Lodge. Good Iemplars,
NH NH celebrate It's fifth anniversary neat
thursday night.
Rev. James Taylor Dickinson. OF
orange, y. j., is i'm Richmonu 'siuhe
relatives and friends.
MI. Joseph a. Higgins, OF Atianta, Oh
Is OIL visit to his father. Mr.. John NJ
higgins, of this city.
Tho funeral of Margaret Feenan VIII
take place from st. Peters Cathedral inns
AFTERNOON at o'clock.
Colonel John ;. Harwood has been sLi-
tering considerably for several days Win
a carbuncle on his right arm,
Miss Kate johnson. of north Eighth
street. who has been visiting irlenus III
New York, returned home yesterday.
The ladies of Grace-Street Baptist
church will hold a Vanity Fair recep-
ton at the church next Friday evening.
The meeting of the History Committee
OF the Grand Camp OF Confederate ketc-
rams will be held in this city April lsth.
Bakers Precinct Democratic Club. OF
H.nrico. Will meet at sears nan. near
Williamsburg avenue, this evening at
O'Clock.
Services at the Cathedral Sunday night
were dispensed with in order 10 allow
the people to attend the services at 81.
Patr.cks church.
Mr.. Il, j. Wall, who has been with the
Life Insurance Company OF Virginia, LETT
Yesterday to travel for the &. o. Tice
publishing Company. of ST. Louis.
The February number of the Rich
mond College Messenger is full Of inter-
esting ana instructive reading The mag
azine is creditable to it's management.
The German-American Association have
nearly completed their arrangements Tor
celebrating the eightieth birthday OF Bis
marck. which occurs Monday, April LIST.
Sunday afternoon Young Peoples
Luther League was organized at the
First English Lutheran church. The new
movement vas inaugurated Under very
favorable circumstances.
Mr.. ". f. Reddy left yesterday after
noon for Portsmouth, where he will par
ucipate in the 81. Patrick's celebration
under the auspices Of the Ancient Order
of Hibernians, Division No. J.
" - 4N'ISOlt. WIN 10 filSdSti WIN
Henry Cohen. corner of Fourteenth and
Main injured both of his hands very
severely Saturday night from a fall while
running to catch a car.
Harry Eubank's saloon. No. 6l0 Belvi-
dere street. was burglarized Sunday
night. A quantity of liquors and cigars
were carried off by the thieves. The case
was reported to the Third district police,
who now have II in hand.
The Imperial Quartette called upon the
- n - fnla At,a 90 Of at
the Lexington yesterday afternoon. and
sang several plantation songs. The gen
tlemen composing the Schuberts were
most complimentary i'm their expressions.
and enjoyed the work OF Richmond's
favorite quartette very much.
Mr.. John T. Scott, of Greensboro, n. c.,
who has been under DIR. McGure's treat
inent at st. LIKES Home for the past
two months, left for home yesterday,
greatly improved in health.