The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-07
PEEsONdL IND GENERAL.
Iutsresting Facts About Riehmond's Citi
zens aud Othe- Matters.


zens and Other Matters.
Mr. Arden Howell, Of Washington, Is
in the city.
Miss Leary. of Roanoke, Is visiting
friends OH east Clay street.
Dr. r.. ]. Willineham will preach at the
Bainbridge-Street Baptist church tonight
at 8 o'clock.
There will be a. meeting OF Typograpn-
icaI Union, No. 20. this afternoon.
Mr.. w. A. Digger. who has been on
a visit to Baltimore, has returned
Miss Clara Belle Palmer is now the
guest of Mrs Barton. of Barton Heights.
Rev. Landon r. Mason will preach at
the Soldiers Home chapel this afternoon
at o'clock.
The Jewish feast of Passover Will be
Gin Monday afternoon at $50 O'Clock, ana
continue during the week.
The condition of Mr.. John Mackie, men,
tion of whose illness has been frequently
made is very unfavorable.
G. c. Blackwelder. the Chesapeake and
Ohio brakeman who had both legs am
putated, is steadily improving.
Mr.. Pratt, the evangelist, will be at
the Rroad-Street Mission Hall, 712 east
Broad street. Monday at II o'clock.
Mr.. Names q. Richardson, Of New
orleans La. will be the guest of Mr..
r. Ii. Boykin, SO Park avenue, on next
Tuesday.
Deaf-mute residents Of this city are re-
ouested TO attend a Bible reading class
AT Mr.. II. L. Chiles this afternoon at .
o'clock.
Miss FIorrie Leary. of Roanoke. VIII
this evening arrive, 10 ,be the guest OF
Miss Elise Noting. at Mi east Gay
street.
Mr.. Charles f. Harra will be at home
Informally 10 his friends, at 81 west
Marshall street, on Wednesday the lOlh
instant. in honor OF his twenty-hrst
birthday.
Mr. Hamilton Adams, basso of the
Princess Bonnie Company, has been IN
the city several days. stopping with his
sister. Mrs. Thomas A. Ewers, lwz west
Main street.
DR.. Edward c. Mayo, of Cumberland
county. is visiting his daughter Mrs
shackelford on Twentieth street. De-
tween Franklin and Grace.
Mrs. Ada Neville, who has been stop
ping with her brother. Mr.. w. '. King
on north Twenty-ffth street, has re-
| turned to her home in New YORK.
Miss Gslie Morecock, of Portsmouth,
| who has been visiting her sister Mrs
| S X. Lassiter. of 800 north Twenty
| eighth street, has returned home, after a
very pleasant visit of two months.
| Mr.. Ed. Hamilton Cahill. who for sew
| eral seasons was identified with klcn-
mond's theatrical enterprises, as manager
| of the Academy Of Music and the Theatre
| in turn, is here for a brief visit.
The remains of Laura Douglass. the
| youngest child Of Rev r. =. Williams
| will arrive at the Danville depot TINS
morning at o'clock, and be conveyed 10
| Hollywood for interment.
| Cards are out announcing the marriage
| of Mr. Joseph W. Meoni and Miss Flor
enca Madaline Catogni 10 take place
| Wednesday morning, April 2ith, at
| O'Clock. at st. Peters Cathedral.
Miss Lula Powell, OF this city, who has
been teaching the public-school scholars
| at Midlothian the past session, gave an
entertainment at that place Friday, II
being the close of the scholastic year.
The tug Olive Branch. owned by
Messrs. l.. NJ. Smith and George Gov
ernator, was libelled in the United States
District Court yesterday. by the crew
for salaries due them. Mr.. George ID.
Carter represents the plaintiffs.
Interesting revival services have beer
| held during the week at Park Place
| church. Tonight the services will be
of the same nature. Subject Of sermon
Recognition IN Heaven and Hell and
How IL Concerns Us Here"
1t is understood that the former EN-
ployes of the J. Wright Tobacco Com
pany. who quit work when Mr. J. Wright
was removed from the presidency of tn,
company. will shortly be at work will
a new company of which Mr.. Wrigh
will be at the head
Mr.. George b. Davis. OF this city, hai
received an invitation from the Odd-Fel
lows Of Roanoke 10 be present at a ceIe
bration In that city under the auspices o.
the Odd-Fellows on the 18th OF thi
month and make an address on that oc
casion. Mr.. Davis has accepted the in
vitation.