The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-10

Int.resting Facts About Richmond's Citi-
zens aud Othe- Matters.

zens aud Othe~ Matters.
J. b. Jarratt. Treasurer OF Sussex corn
ty, was at the Capitol yesterday.
The physicians for the poor Of this
| city made 1S4 visits last week.
Mrs. Leila Myers Is the guest OF Mrs.
| Otvav Allen. No. IL north Sixth street.
| @. c. Blackwelder. the Chesapeake and
| Ohio brakeman. Is improving rapidly.
Mr. william X Black. of Emmittshurg.
| MI. is visiting his nephew, Mr.. FREQ. A.
| Weltz. at 307 north Twenty-fourth street.
| There will soon be organized in this
| city new assembly of the knights OF
Labor.
| Mr.. w. C. Hardy, OF Lunehburg county.
| As in the city on visit to friends ana
| relatives.
| Mrs. NJ. ]. Nash. 1924 Floyd avenue,
who has been quite sick for several days.
is now convalescent.
| A cablegram has been received In TINS
| city announcing the safe arrival OF COL
| Charles Euker in Germany.
The celebration of the Feast Of the
| Passover was begun in the various He
brew synagogues Monday evening
| DIR. Hugh NJ Taylor, assisted by Drs.
| Henson and Wiley. put DR.. Parkers
broken limb in a plaster cast yesterday.
| County Court was not I'm session yes
| terday morning Judge Wickham will be
| present at the courthouse to-day.
| The Old Dominion Sextette and the
| Webb Quartette OF this city will give
| concert in Danville on the 18th OF this
month
| Mr.. Charles Z. Harra viii be at home.
informally, to his friends, at S2i west Mar
| shall street, to-day, from 10 II p. NJ,
| in honor OF his twenty-first birthday
Miss Alice Jeter, OF this city. who is
visiting Mrs. A. w. Whitehurst In Peters
burg, is reported 70 be quite sick in the
| latter city.
| Mr.. Pratt, the evangelist will be at the
| Broad-Street Mission Hall Gl2 east Broad
to-day at II o'clock. The public are in
| yited.
| Little Walter. son of Mr.. Alfred SHIELD.
who has been suffering greatly since
Saturday from a broken Lex, was resting
little easier yesterday.
The funeral OF John Williams. late
| seaman on board the monitors, took
| place from St. Patrick's church yesterday
| afternoon at O'Clock.
| Rev. DR.. W. T.. Hatcher read an inter
esting paper before the Baptist Ministers
| Conference Monday on the life OF the
| late Rev. Or. Broadus
| Governor O'FerralI yesterday removed
the political disabilities of Walter Fields,
| Of Russell county, who has served two
years in the penitentiary for house
| breaking.
THE CrucifxIon" will be sung at Holy
| Trinity Episcopal church at the Good
| Friday evening service. beginning at 3
O'Clock. Admission only by cards OF in
vitation.
| Mrs. May Talley will personally direct
| the presentation of 1.-THE Tyrolean
| Queen" which will be given at the Acad-
envy April 18th. Tickets for the perform
ance are on sale.
! Hon George ID. Wise and Postmaster
| Cullingworth left yesterday afternoon Via
| the York River Line for Baltimore, en-
route TO Washington to pay their respects
| to Postmaster-Genera Wilson.
Miss Jennie Wilcox. of Mddletown,
! Conn, who made many friends during
her former visit is expected on April
| 10Th to visit her sister, Mrs. ii. H. smith,
| at Barton Heights.
| William Booker was arrested yesterday
| in the Second district by Policeman J. j.
| Lange for cruelty to animals. He is
| driver at Temples livery stables.
| Invitations are out for a very enter
| tanning Easter Monday Social" 10 be
| held at Dabneys Hall. corner OF Third
and Broad streets. April 18th at p. NJ.
| Mr.. Charles Lake, the timer. who thinks
| he has suddenly stepped into the prospect
| of fortune OF many millions IN New
| York real estate. has gone on 70 that city
to confer with his brother.
| Captain T. +. Hulce. Past Grand Chan
ceilor of the Virginia Knights Of Pythias.
| has received letter Informing him OF the
serious illness of Mr.. Walter A. Edwards.
| OF Norfolk. Keeper OF the Records and
| Seal OF the same order. Mr.. Edwards Is
| one of the editors of the Norfolk Ledger.
| Mr.. II. c. Traylor, a canvasser for the
| Singer Sewing Machine Company mar
| rowly ESCAPED being drowned I'm the
| creek beyond lakewood Monday evening.
| He lost his vehicle and all OF its con-
| tents. The s'ream was greatly swollen.
| Mr.. Alfred Baldwin Sloane composer
| of the. comic opera, midas" which has
| been accepted by Manager Il. Il. Rice for
an early production with elaborate mount
| ings and costuming returned TO Balti-
more yesterday after pleasant visit here
as the guest OF Mr.. Charles J. McHenry.
Cards are out for the marriage OF Miss
| Fannie Belle Montgomery, stepdaugbter
| OF Captain w. A. o. Cole. 10 Mr.. Willie
| Points, OF Nelson county. The ceremony
will take place On the 18th instant.
Cards are out for the marriage Of Miss
| Carrie ]. Bazzll, Of this city. TO Mr.. Jas.
| A. Ridgley of Unity, Md, which will
| take place at the brides residence. 40
rorth Fifth street, Tuesday, April 10Th.
| at s o'clock +. NJ.
| Grand Regent j. j. Jameson, OF the
Grand Council. Royal Arcanum. has APP
pointed the following committees and cis-
trict deputies for 1896: Finance-J. Tay-
lor Ellyson, No. 1883, Richmond; j. p.
Banks, No. POS, Petersburg; r. w. Ar
mold. No. 81, Alexandria. Laws and APP
peals-W II. Williams. No. 81. Richmond:
+. n. Bilisoly, No 2H, Portsmouth; j.
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