The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-05
PERSONAL AND GENERAL,
Interesting Facts About iiichmond's
Citizens and Other Matters.

Citizens and Other Matters.
Mr.. Lock Davis, of Lunenburg. is in the
city.
Mrs. P. E. Throckmorton remains quite
sick al her residence, MOI S11S hopkins
Street.
DR.. B. L. Winston, eX-member OF tAe
House of Delegates from Hanover, was
in the city yesterday.
Miss Lewie Roller, of Harrisonburg,
Va, is visiting Miss Elise Watkins, No.
4O1 East Grace Street
Nh ". H. Williams, OF Snow Hill. n.
c., and Mr. II. L. Lassiter, of Lizzie, n
c., were in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Edwin a. Eichel of Ashland, and
MI. r. 7. Lacy. of Staurton. were visi-
tors at the City Hall yesterday
Miss Mamie Bicllers, of Nelson county,
is in the city, having come down to attend
the final exercises at the Woman's Col
iege.
Marriage licenses We're issued yes
tecday to H V. S. Turnbull and Leila
A Gates, and Canton \. johnson anu Sa-
rah Smith johnson.
Miss Alma Sadie Ford and Mr. Edward
W. Pettway, of this city, were married
in Washington on last Friday, by Rev.
Mr.. Edward l.. Watson.
Superintendent of Police and Fire Tele-
graph System w. H. Thompson and his
assistants are busy placing new instru-
ments in fire alarm headquarters.
w. T. Kay and daughter. Miss Minnie
of 7OS North Twenty-Sixth Street, left yes
terday to visit relatives in New York;
also his birthplace, at Rackey Hill, New
Jersey.
Mr.. j. r. Laughton, a young member
of Centenary Methodist church, has de-
cided to become a minister, and will enter
Randolph-NIacon College next session TO
prepare himself.
DR.. c. ". Morton, Mrs. Morton and
child, of Fort Worth, Tex, are stopping
for a few days in the city. They leave
tomorrow for their country home in
Charlotte county.
Mr.. Henry Edward Neale, of Anbeville,
S. c., and Miss Annie Laurie Bowman, OF
Glover, Va, will be married in the Baptist
church at the latter place next Wednesday
afternoon at O'clock.
Liberal Grove, No 3 Ancient Order of
Druids, will meet next Thursday night at
Thons Hall, on East Main Street. The
annual celebration of the Order will take
place on the 18th instant.
Superintendent Helms, of the oeniten-
tiarv returned Saturday from Louisville,
having left that city as soon as he could
after receiving news of the death III IlrSt
Assistant Superintendent White.
The collections of internal revenue in
the Richmond office for May amounted
TO $3.50 1855. This is q large increase
over the corresponding period of last
year, and is good showing for Richmond.
The time for the enforcement of the
provisions of the new revenue law, pro-
hibiting the packing Of advertising mat
ter, such as cards and premiums, in
smoking tobacco, fine cut and cigarettes,
has been extended until June 10TH
The annual contributions to the Masonic
Home of Virginia will be made on June
oath, ST. John's-Day. and an appeal has
been sent out reminding the members of all
lodges in the State of that time, and urg
ing them to be as liberal as possible.
A popular citizen of East Richmond
will entertain the people Of Richmond two
nights in each week free for two months
during the summer in the parks and open
lots by open-air exhibitions with a fine
magic lantern, showing the trip around
the world in sixty minutes and large
number Of comic scenes. The dates of
these exhibitions will be announced later.
Virginians in New York.
NEW YORK, June 4-Special.-Vir-
ginians in New York:
Newport News-W. Foley, II. j. Lewis,
A. Monfalcon, ST. Denis.
Norfolk. L. Tunis, Bartholdi, Z. 0.
O'Connor Miss M. A. OCahnor Con-
tinental; A. P. Thorn, ]. E. Duke, In
perial.
Petersburg-NIrs. Dunlap Holland.
Richmond-T. S. Garry, Ashland. G. o.