The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-02
Personal and General.

DR.. Jacob Michaux is able 10 be ont again.
Mr.. J. C. Hogan is confined to his house by
sickness.
Mrs. DR.. Charles II. Chalkley continues
very i'll.
Mr.. Charles L. Todd and Mrs. Todd are at
Virginia Beach.
Mr. John W. Pierce is quite sick at his resi-
dence on south First street
Mrs. w. p Davis. Of 'Roslyn," near Peters
burg. is visiting Mrs. c. r. Bradley.
Mr. II. w. Moesta writes from the Rock
bridge Alum that his health is much improved.
Mr. Blair Boiling sailed for Liverpool Satur-
day b. meet the remains OF his brother, Ran
dolph Boiling.
Miss Ellie Martin. of west Grace street. is
spending the summer at Balsville. Va.
Mr.. J. j. Montague is building handsome
granite front t. his residence on west Franklin
street.
Mrs. Sarah A. Crouch is ill with malarial
fever at her residence, No. 220i Ncnable
street.
Mr. Robert r. Farlamb, who has been at
work at Reidsyille, n. c., is on visit TO his
relatives.
Mr. NJ. s. Dicken, long at Fords Hotel and
late of Anderson, ). c., is now at the TX
change Hotel.
Miss Maggie Well, Of King William county.
is visiting her friend Mrs. Edwards 5l5 north
Fifth street.
Professor Reinhardt's family leave to-day
for Fluvanna county, whe>e they will spend
the summer
Captain John G.. Williams. Of Orange. has
qualified 10 practice law in the Chancery
Court of this city.
Mrs. Turner Sharp is visiting friends in
Elizabeth CITY. n J. She will also visit New
York before her return.
Captain 1yree Of the Richmond and Ale
ghany railroad is very III al his residence, 1l5
west Cary street
Mr. William II. Gallagher died yesterday,
in the seventy y-fourth year Of his age. at his
residence, No. 7A west Marshall.
Major Burwell, late taller of Gienrico
county. who was very badly burned last Mon
day, IS still suffering from his injuries
Mr. John Jeter has been appointed deputy
treasurer Of the county and will qualify at the
next term of the County Court
Mr.. Richard Fiqg has been elected captain
of Steamer Company No 2, Richmond Fire
Department. vice lir. lsadore iirshberg
Mr. r. W. Anderson~ principal Of the Male
Orphan Academy. will sDend part OF his yaca-
ton with his son. who Is a Presbyterian
preacher in North Carolina.
The scholarships in Richmond College will
be awarded IN few days. They are for
needy and deserving young men-sons OF
ministers and others.
The usual services will be held during the
summer in the Eleyenth-street synagogue at
O'Clock =. VI. on Fridays, and at 10 o'clock
A. NJ. on Saturdays.
The announcement is made Of the formation
Of the firm Of Rlnrhart Childs Briggs OF
Baltimore Mr.. William B. Briggs, the junior
hartman fe f,rfuar wall known resident OF
Richmond
The Leigh-strcet Baptist church will soon
establish mission Sunday school COM
mittee has been appointed 20 select site and
a location nenily opposite ChimbOrazo Park
IS very likely 20 be chosen.
Mr. II. X. Drewry. one Of the clerks at the
Exchange Hotel, left yesterday for Old Point,
where he will remain until Saturday. lie WIZ
then 60 10 Boston and will make an extended
tour of the New England States.
Mr.. Archibald Boiling. who has been resid-
ing in Clarksyile. Tenn. for the last ten
months. has returned home and resumed his
old position with the Taylor b Boiling Com
pany.
Superintendent Berkley and Master-Me-
chanic Thomas W. Gentry have returned from
a tour of inspection Of the new territory re-
Gently acquired by the Richmond and Dan
vile system.
Mrs $. G.. Mason has Just returned from an
extended visit % friends IN Georgia. North
Carolina and Virginia. She Is now at home
with her son. Alr. J.. i. Mason, Of No. 6i3
north Sixth street.
The Committee on Fire Department. W. l..
Carnea chairman. met az the Fire Alarm
station last night and granted permission on
various apple ations for the erection of fraino
buildings tO be reported at the next meeting
Of the Council.