The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-16
PrE>ONIL IND GENERtL
Interesting Facts About Richmond Ni'i"
zeus-other Matters

4 dcHehtful concert was given in Caihe-
dral Uau Monday night for the heneht oil
Miss Dukes table at the last bazaar.
The second anniversary of BETHANY,
Home for children. near Bon All VIII
be observed to-day.
Miss Maggie Perrow. daughter OF Dr.
perrow. who has been very SICK is Del-
ter. and 1t is f~red Will soon be entirely
restored TO health.
Mr.. G. IT, Paratcr. Of POO west MAT
shall street. left Monday night Tor A.
nnta. Ga lie will be absent from inc
city for ten days.
Mr.. Manly H. Ramos. late the organ
isi at Broad-Strcct Methodist ch1ich,
played the piano at the morning ana
/ evening services OF the Grscc-Streei Tab
| ernacle. of which Rev. Dr. Hatcher Is
the pastor.
Miss Powell. the regular pianist OF the
Tabernacle. WAS absent ON e nflei vac
cation. and MT Ramos was very ac'ep-
table I'm her place.
Among the passengers from richmond
ON the old Dominion steamer 'oIH bo-
minion." for New York. on Monday al
tcrnoon. were Mr. and MR.. j. ASTON
, Cahcu. Mrs Thomas Newman. MISS MAJ
uc MurtOn. Mrs. Charles r. Loehr' MISS
Miss Matte Niurton left Monday even
ing via the old dominion steamer Tor
New York and Newark. y. j.. where she
viii spend some time visiting friends.
DR. Runnyon has left the city for
months rest.
The Cay-Ward Actives met Saturday
NIGHT and expressed themselves ass de-
sirous that there should De an equal
number Of Tyler and Ellyson men SEE
lccted as judges and clerks AT the COM
ing primary formal motion TO this
effect was made and carried.
The Rev. J. \. Morehead pastor Of
the First English Evangelical Luthc-
ran church. has gone to Salem to at
tend the commencement exercises of'
Roanoke College. lie will attend the
alumni banquet.
Mr. William J.. Royal has accepted an
invitation from thc Confederate Society
az Huntington w. Va. TO deliver before
that body, on the night Of July Sd. his
lecture ON the battle of Gettysburg.
small boys new box coat with a flow
cr In the buttonhole. was found 10y some
boys near the Twenty-eighth street locks
yesterday. and carried 10 the First
Police Station, where it can be had by
the owner.
The Central Womans Christian Tom.
porance Union Will hold its regular
monthly meeting AT the Soldiers Home
on next Thursday Rev. +. II. Raw
lings. Of Clay-Street NJ. T. church, will
preside.
The funeral Of Mrs Elizabeth Reardon
took place with a requiem mass. yestel-
day morning nj o'clock from the Ca
thodral and the interment was in Mt.
Calvary.
Mr. W 7. Tatum. the efficient steward
OF the state Farm. left Saturday for
Iodorc. Amelia county. where he VIII on
Wednesday. the 10th wed Miss Rosa
Wilkinson the beautiful and accomplish
cd daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. i. WilS-
insOn.
Richmond Lodge OF Odd-Fcllows held
its annual election at Telvidero Han Mon
day night and Mr.. r. j. Wood was chosen
as noble grand. a large body of '~'d-Fel-
lows representing AN the lodges IN the
city. were in attendance.
Ncs-rs. A. W. Tyree James ~ Via
Clarence Howard : G. Ridonour. james
W. Cannon. ana John Cannon. of this
city are employed at Hampton iu help
ing 90 get ont the special editions of the
Railway Age which are being printed
| there during the sessions Of the railway
men al old Point