The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-13

Interesting Facts About I;ichnond's titi-
Iens and other Matters.


Judge ". NJ. Pierce and Guy r. Elicit
OF Montgomery county. are in the city.
Mr.. James ~ Valentine has gone TO
New York on a business trip Of one week.
Mr.. A. W Burnett. postal clerk on the
line between West Point and Richmond,
is quite sick at his home. in West Point.
Professor Hairs pupils will give a
piano recital tonight AT NJ. b; Ramos *
Co.'S new store, ll9 east Broad street.
The bust of Robert T.. Lee made by
Frederick NOlck. the sculptor, rs 10 DE
donated 10 the Confederate Museum here.
The second series OF the Leap-lear ger
mans which will TIE given tomorrow
night. will begin promptly az O'Clock,
instead OF at 10 j. NJ. as formerly
Miss Florence McAnerney, daughter Of
Colonel John NcAuerney. of New York
city is visiting her aunt Mrs. Caznedu
Mcleod. al No. 81 west Franklin street
Professor Kent. Of the University OF
Virginia will lecture 20 the WOma-s
club Monday evening the nth instant,
at o'clock. instead OF the usual hour.
Charles Perkins (coiored) was arrested
ana lodged al the Second station yester-
day. He H. charged with being implicated
Samuel Cohen.
Mr. r. j. Wall. who for the past year
has been employed by the Atlantic and
panville railroad al West Norfolk, has
resigned his position with that company
and has returned 10 Richmond 10 live.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Flora Flick. daughter of Nj. and Mrs.
81 Eliick. 20 Mr. Samuel Kaufman,
Tuesday evening, February 2Jth at $50
o'clock. at 10. JOS north Seventeenth
street
The services TO De held al tire West
End mission, No. l2U west Cary street.
this evening promises 20 bee of am MFR
esting character The Rev. Dr.. Laudrum
Will speak, Mr.. Percy ". Peay VIII pre-
side al the organ. and Mr. Floyd liuXter
will have charge OF the singing.
The annual ball OF the iron-Moulders'
linton. ~. Of Richmond ana Man,neS-
ter. will take place al Monticello Hall,
SIS east Broad street. tomorrow night.
Every effort H. being put forth 10 make
the AFFAIR a success. ana from present IN
dicatious there Will be very large al
tendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. George VI. Frayscr. Of
No. Gl4 Randolph street. gave a delight
fu, birthday party Tuesday evening 10
their son Bernard. the lad having at
tanned his fourteenth year. Many We're
present, refreshments abundant and Ber-
nsrd was deluged with congratulations
and good wishes.
The revival services At Clay-Street
Methodist church are growing in in
ierest. Tuesday night the pastor preached
on common Sense Applied 10 Reig-
ION and fNflF Nfff bIa.aDAH results.
The boy preacher Mr.. HOlcOmbe.
conducted the afternoon service Tuesday
and his discourse WAS most appropriate.
The appraisers appointed 10 fix the
values OF property I'm the line Of the pro-
posed extension OF Fifth street. IN Full
ton from Denny TO Nicholson streets.
went over the ground yesterday morning.
The appraisers are Nessrs T.. 4. Catlin.
T. Wiley Davis. Frank T. Sutton. Cod
din. James j.. Gray. and Assistant City
Engineer Bates. Their report has yet 10
be made.
4 very pleasant evening for the little
ones and "A good way FOR them TO dis
nense charity. viii be 10 attend the Don
kew Party" to be held at the residence
Of Miss Epps 1914 east Broad street this
Afternoon from TO : o'clock. II is FOR
rho benefit OF widow lady in destitute
circumstances, and II - 10 be hoped there
win he quite a number Of the little ones
I'm attendance. and each one with dime
In their pockets.
Fully two hundred persons collected at
Sanger Hall Tuesday night 10 take part
An the ball given under the auspices OF
~ Mary's Beneficial and Social Union.
The affair was carried by the Committee
OF Arrangements 10 nigh tide OF sue
cess. and was thoroughly enjoyed by al
present sumptuous supper was served
~ midnight and dancing was kept up
until an early hoUr yesterday morning.
Feldner's string band played several de-
iightful selections during the evening and
uupplisd the dance music.