The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-25
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond :
Citizens and other Matters.

Julian W. Tyler has left for Baltimore
Philadelphia ard New York on business.
Hon Marshall Mccormick. OF Clarke
is In the city.
The Confederate Memorial Literary
Society will hold meeting at the
Museum to-day AT noon.
Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following: Robert J.. Smith and LII
lie Dorsam: Rowe Hicks and Irene VI.
Tenser
MT Newton's GOrdon's condition was
reported again improving yesterday Mr..
Hugh Blair continues his gradual recoV-
cry from his recent precarious illness.
The funeral of Robert L. Butler
took place AT Union-Stauon church at
1880 O'Clock yesterday afternoon. The re-
mains were inferred at lakewood.
Tx-Delegate w II. May. Of Alexandria,
and Mr. John W. Stephenson, prominent
LAWYER of Bath county. are at the licking
ton.
Samuel II. DESMOND one OF the best
known colored physicians In the city, Is
quite ll at his home, No III west Leish
street
The president of the John w. Daniel
Democratic Club has called meeting oil
O'Clock. at the headquarters. IN Thon's
Han. All candidates arc invited ana
will be accorded a good time
me southern Railway is vigorously
pushpp the work of laying a spur track
ON tho east side of Virginia street lor
the accommodation Of the warehousemen
on that street
The infant child Of Mr. and Mrs John
T. Cartwright. died Wednesday night at
the home of its parents. No. 'o5 north
Twenty-seventh street The funeral VIII
take Mace from the residence at 10 o'clock
this morning.
There viii Dc n grand rally at Mike
Nfoora. place. No 3.3 south Second
street next Tuesday night at o'clock.
A brass band will be- in attendance. All
candidates are invited TO be present
A silver tea will be given by the par
sonage society of Broad-Street church az
the residence Of their pastor Rev. Dr.
Starr. No. S02 east Clay street. tonight
between p. NJ. and IL Z. NJ.
There will be large meeting OF the
John ". Daniel Club held at their mead
quarters Thon's Hall Seventeenth ana
Main streets tonight at s j. Nj. All
candidates and the citizens generally are
cordially invited TO be present
The Messrs. HargrOve Bros formerly
of this city. later Of Baltimore, are re-
fitting the old Griffith buiiding' on
Twelfth street. near Cary. which they
will occupy for the purpose OF manu-
featuring cakes and crackers on an enor-
nous scale. About $50 hands will ba
employed
VIM. Staunton. the cook at the coiored
aImshouse. was attacked by Alonzo Will
liams. an assistant at mat institution al
midnight Wednesday, with q razor. and
badly cut Williams made his escape,
and although in a bad way. stanton may
recover.
The Trcdegar Iron-Works shipped five
carloads Of proieciies to New YORK yes
terday in fulhlmcnt OF the contract entered
into some months ago between tho United
States Government and the management
OF the works.
The first shipment was made last Sep
tembor. ana the date set for the compile
ton of the contract has been anticipated
by four months. Eleven hundred pro-
jectiles were ordered ranging In weight
from 900 10 300 pounds. Tho largest one
measures -four feet in length and twelve
inches IN diameter