The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-18

Interesting Facts About Riehmond's Ciu-
zens and other Matters.

Mr.. Lee Reinheimer has LETT TOT an
extended northern tour.
Mrs. NJ. b. Barnes. of Atlanta. Ga. Is
visiting her sister. Mrs. j. ;. DIN IN
this city.
Mrs. Thomas +. Stearnes and little
daughter Temple. OF Lynchburg, are
visiting relatives and friends in this city.
Mrs. ". l.. Hardwicke. of Howard s
Grove. who has been very i'll for the past
few days. was much improved yesterday.
Rev. W. VI. Leftwich will preach at
Centenary church next Sunday at IL A.
NJ and =. VI. During the week there
will be revival services.
There will be an outing given by the
Young Ladies' Aid Society OF st. Marks
church this afternoon. from First and
Clay streets TO YOung's Pond.
Invitations have been issued TO the ger
man 70 be given by the Terminal Cotil-
lon Club. at the Terminal Hotel in West
Point, on Friday evening. June 7th.
DR. Henry Mcdonald. Of Atlanta, Ca,
who was at one time pastor Of the Sec
ond Baptist church Of this city. is sick
az the house Of Mr.. 3. r. Crump, No.
GIG west Grace.
Mr. Thomas J. Glover. well known as
manager Of summer resorts in the noun
tains OF Virginia. is under medical treat
ment at St. Luke's. His condition is not
thought 10 be serious.
The concert ut CorcOran Hall on Mon
day night for the benefit OF Leigh-Street
Baptist church will prove an interesting
occasion. Mr.. Hasker's views and de-
scriptons are quite attractive.
In consequence Of the unavoidable alb
sence of Mr.. Clark from the city. the
lecture and stereopticon exhibition to
have been given last night at Christ
church lecture-room was necessarily post
poned.
The subject OF Rev. Edward l.. Pelrs
lecture at the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION this afternoon at o'clock will
be Jesus Before Plate" Sunday school
workers and Bible lovers generally are
invited.
A party Of young ladies visited the
Monitors Wednesday afternoon. They
We're Misses Susie Cowen Minnie Grant,
Ola Paysner, Mabel Fields and Vivian
West all Of North Carolina. 1t was their
first visit 10 these war vessels
The terms OF the following officers Of
the First police district Will expire on
the SOth of May: Captain J. b. Peasants.
Sergeants W. b. Whitlock and James Z.
Jeter, Privates a. Burnett. j. +. Parkin-
son. Jones a. Otey. 5. w. Holdcraft, and
j. p. Hackett.
The ladies Of the lakewood Memorial
Association wish 10 return thanks 20 the
military, Lee and Pickett Camps. and 10
all who In any way assisted them in
making the 10th of May success: also
for the many donations of beautiful
flowers.
DR.. !. T. Tichenor. Of Atlanta. general
secretary Of the Home Mission Board Of
the Southern Baptist Convention. is
spending the week with his daughter.
Mrs. J. $. Dill, 100 north Twenty-third
street Dr. Tchenor will speak on Home
Missions at Loish-Street church Sunday
at II o'clock.
The ambulance was called yesterday
morning TO the Whiuock Tobacco Works
10 attend a cOlored woman named Mary
Hopkins, who was suffering from an cpl
leptlc nj. She was taken 10 her home
on Leigh street. between Eighth and
Ninth. A colored woman named Mary
Harris, employed at Edel Brothers fac
tory, was also suffering from an epilep-
tie nj. The ambulance was summoncI
and she was taken to her home on Main
street Both patients We're attended by
DIS. Parker and LuXford