The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-19
Personal fND GENERAL.
Interesting Iaci- hn"nt Uichmonds t''
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Interesting Facts AD"nt Wichmond's Gnu
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russ Ruth Crutchned IS at Old Sweet
Springs.
Mr.. George T. McIain, OF Portsmouth.
IS IN the city.
Tho new Traction poles on Broad street
are being painted black
Miss Bena Coleman. Of Louisa county
Is stopping al 40S east Grace street.
Senator william Loyenstein continues
quite sick at his residence. no. loV east
Clay.
Mr.. II. l.. Pelouze and family will leave
I'm a few days for the Rip Kaps. 10 spend
tho summer.
The Fulton Baptist Sunday school will
give their annual picnic TO Ash-ahd farN
to-day.
The Richmond. Fredericksburg and 20
tonac railroad has issued pretty reunion
rate circular.
Mr.. W. J. Gardner. the manager Of
Hotel Bcl-Air at Newcastle, il IN the city
for a few days.
Mr.. W. Z. Tugg has been elected pres
ident OF the American Locomotive Man
ufacturers' Association.
Bishop Newton viii preach at Monu-
mental church Sunday morning. There
will be no afternoon service.
The Roy. Fenner =. suokney has gone
with his little family 10 the seashore in
North Carolina, aud Will Do absent about
ten days.
The advance guard Of the chorus for
"Ierculsncum.' which commences its
engagement at Lee Park on Saturday
night, arrived in the city yesterday three
OF four In number
Mr. and Mrs John A. Booker have is
sued cards FOR the marriage or their
daughter. Miss Helen A. Hampton, 10 Mr.
Aubrey Chestermau. at No. Ork street,
Barton Heights, June 18th. at so A. NJ.
The Beard OF Directors Of the Virginia
Trust Company held meeting Tuesday
and declared a dividend or pen cent. on
tie capital stock OF 10000 out OF the
profits OF the last six months. I"ia
dividend is payable on and after july
2. 1886.
Rev. T.. s. sdckney has taken his fam
ny TO Wrghtsvile near Wilmington, ON
the Carolina coast. for The SUMMER. ana
VIII remain over Sunday. Bishop New
ton viii an his pulpit sunday morning.
There will Dee uO afternoon service ON
Sunday az Monumental church.
Saturday night one OF the best excur-
sions Of the season. wiz take place. UNI
DER the auspices or Trinity and JEFFERSON
Lodges. ]. .. s.. o.. r. promises "A grand
success, and pains VIII Boz taken 90 make
10 pleasant "a an who go. 4 liz must
cal programme has been arranged.
A st.av pigeon entered Mr. John Ris-
ners house. ou the Me.htn.esvilo Turn
pike last Monday afternoon. u s. sup
posed 20 bee carrierpIcon. on each
Lex was % band ~ brass stamped with
"C 1903" The same stamp was under
each wing
Mr. II. Howard Ferguson. OF Barton
Heights. a salesman for The Richmond
Tobacco Company. and Miss Florence
Weaver. q daughter of Mrs Mary T. Nea-
YER. Of 30. on west Marshall street sur
nrised their friends Tuesday when they
went 90 Washington, where they were
married bv Rev. John d. Wright They
returned TO the city Tuesday evening.
The Committee ON Annual Picnic Of
Howard s. Grove Lodge. SO. US. ]. o. o..
r.. request an parties who desire %
attend their outing at Minofs Farm.
July 4th. 20 purchase their tickets before
the 1st day of july as there VIII De no
tickets sold after that date. Wagons
leave Twentieth and Nenable streets no s
o'clock sharp. Dinner served without
extra cost.
4 Crawford bicycle. from Messrs W.
C.. Mercer 0 Co.. is on exhibition in a
window at Alurphys Hotel. The bicycle
Will De given TO the successful compou-
tor in the competition organized by the
management OF the Peoples Entertain
ment Course which win be given next
season az the Academy Of Music. The
box-ofice will open Monday at 9 A. ~.
FOR subscribers 10 course tickets. and
each person subscribing on Monday Will
have q chance 10 GET the bicycle free.