The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-13
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond,s CHI.
lens and Other Matters.

Rev. Father Cutler. of Alexandria, is
Mr.. A. f. Cordes. of this city, is on a
visit 10 New York
Mr.. James \. Healy, who has been sick
Tor the past week. is out again.
The condition Of the Wood family. who
were so severely burned last Saturday
was somewhat improved yesterday.
Miss Bessie Harrison. of Cumberland
! county, * the guest OF her cousins the
Misses Nevins, Of Ga west Grace street
Willie Maxheld (colored) is locked up
/ at the First police station on a charge OF
beating a colored woman named Mary
Professor Charles f. Mutter. the Ger
! man organist and music teacher IS re-
hearsing German opera to be given this
| spring
Colonel Z. L. Edmqndson. of stanton,
! Va, mas been In the city for several
days. stopping with friends on south
| Third street.
A meeting OF the Fulton Democratic
| Club will be held at No. lIl7 Graham
street at 1880 o'clock tonight Several
candidates will speak.
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. Webster Rhoads have
returned from an extended southern
bridal tour and are now located at No.
COZ east Grace street.
The funeral of James Stywald, who died
at Lee Camp Soldiers Home Monday
took place from the Home chapel at
O'Clock Yesterday afternoon.
News has been received in this city of
the death of Mr.. George W. Schluer. of
Brooklyn. ~ Y. son-in-law OF the late
James l.. and Annie +. Morrow.
Sheriff William j. Rogers, of King
George county, yesterday delivered a the
penitentiary Edward Kennedy Cwhite). to
serve ten years for HOUSEKEEPING.
Nlessrs. Charles W. Marsh and Paul c.
Henry arrived in the city yesterday morn
Id a.
leans.
The funeral Of Mr.. William p. Crutch-
field, an old and highly re. pccted citizen,
took place from Clay-Street Methodist
church yesterday afternoon at 4:30
o'clock.
AT, a regular stated council of Grey
Eagle Tribe. No. 80. l. o. 4. NJ. Mr. O.
5. Walden was elected representative to
the Great Council, which convencs i'm
Newport News in May.
Mr.. c.; II. Winslow. general secretary
of the Railroad Young Mems Christian
Association of Clifton Forge. the largest
institution of its kind in this State. was
in the city yesterday
Mr.. Warren =. Taylor. chief clerk OF
the trailc manager OF the richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad,
is taking business trip West He )
accompanied by his wife
The funeral OF Mrs. Maggie Goode, who
died at the residence Of her husband. 2l2l
Nenabe street Monday took place from
NenableStreet Baptist church AT $3.50
o'clock yesterday afternoon.
4 new baseball club named Richmond
has been organized. with the following |
players: ELMO. Cheatham. Gleason. WIZ |
son. Valentine, I.androm. Lauzarone. |
Baker, Preston. Hicks. Godsey Allison |
and Glenn.
Ofhcer Brown. OF the First district |
yesterday, afternoon arrested negro |
named Charles Johnson, who is wanted |
"A charge
policeman In that place. lie is locked |
up at the First station.
Hon.. j. Taylor Ellyson has returned
lima Legislature passed the building and
loan association bill. In which he was
interested. Mr.. Ellyson says. the measure
is a very fair one and perfectly accept
able 10 his company.
Early Sunday morning an infant child
was LETT al the doorway OF the Infants |
Home. on Church Hill AS IL is against
the rules Of the Home 10 receive any
child unless brought By its mother or
some one authorized by her. IL was yes
terday sent TO the county almshouse by
Dr. Parker.
Nelson Encampment. Independent
OrGer Of. odd. Fellows, held a well attend
ed meeting Monday night at Belvidere
Hall, Mr.. +; G. Ely was elected and
Installed as CHEF patriarch OF the en-
campment. Delesates were elected TO
Thomas A. Scott was chosen delegate
and Lewis \. Tucker alternate.
The Heptasophs will give a big enter
tainment at the theatre next Friday
night which will embrace many must
,al numbers by local favorites and ad-
iresses by Mr.. John w. Cruett, the SUI
Dreme Organizer of the order: Dr. j. II. !
'hristian. OF Baltimore. and Hon. ID. G.
OF this city. The entertain
nent Is complimentary one, and no
,harge is made for admission Tickets
AN be obtained from Messrs. Henry
'legenhirner, c. Y. Bargamin, Manly b.
'tyll. the committee In charge of the
also at the office OF the
endorsement Guarantee Company. in the
'hamoer OF Commerce building. Ninth
treet entrance. and NJ. H. Ramos q
o.. music store, upon application.