The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-19
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About hicnfno"o' VIZ
liens and other Matters

,..or..,inc Facts About Eichmond's Cit
liens and other Matters
= r Argust ia confined to his house
by sickness.
Mr.. Alex. K. schaap left last evening LOT
Philadelphia.
Mr.. A.D. Landerkin has returned from d
trip TO New York.
Mr.. James Netherwood. who has hau Sh
attack Of the grip, IS better.
Miss Addie Brauer Is on o visit TO trlehuS III
Philadelphia and New York.
Miss Mary Thaw's pupils gave q delightful
cerman at the Belvidere last evening"
DIR and Mrs. j.. :. d. Cullen VIII spend the
remainder of February at Old Point.
professor G. =. Cooke, superintendent OF
unllins Institute. is a visitor 10 our city,
Me- Grace h. Baker has returned from a
80. - friends in Washington and Baltimore.
Mr.. J.. p. Cannon 10 visiting her sister.
Mrs. j. J.. Barham. il southampton county
Pow r z. Chambers is reported rs doing
- work among the Barton Heights Bap-
lists.
Mr.. \. B. Grooms is representing Damon
Iodgo. X. of p, at the Grand Lodge in Lees
burg.
MIR. j.. d. Satterwhite continues quite sick
at his residence, No. 70l north 1wenty-hrst
street.
Rev. Dir. Rawlings, pastor Of Clay-street
Methodist Episcopal church, ID out alter MS
long illness.
The Tontine Club will celebrate Washing;
toms birthday by Il select entertainment ana
ball at Sanger Hall.
Miss Cora Fulford. Of Norfolk, has been the
quest Of Miss NJ. T.. Roberts, No. III north
TNenty-ffth street.
The funeral of Mrs. Emily G. Blunt, one OF
the Oldest residents Of Sidney. took place yes
terday afternoon at Hollywood.
R. f.. Lee Council. Jr. o.. "a. NJ, wll
parade with full ranks on the washington
birthday celebration next Monday.
Rev. W. g.. Ferguson. Of Waynesboro. and
Rev. ". ). Dorset, or Mlllbrook. Va were
among the visitors to our city yesterday.
Mr.. Mary Snipes. Of stanton. for many
vo.ra n VEL known resident Of Church Hill, IL
visiting friends and relatives IN that section.
memorial service in honor of the late
William $. Pitcher will be held at GrOYe-aYe-
me Bautist church next Sunday morning al
10 o'clock.
Miss Miriam Laurens. Of Ashland. who IS
the guest of Miss Ray. of No. fi6 north
Twenty-f0ulth. has been quite SICK, out Is
much improved.
The Young Mems German Association met
az Sanger Hall last evening. and ailef trans
acting routine business they decided 20 hoid
sociable on March eth.
The banks II the city viii celebrate Wash
~ineton's birthday next MONDAY and will be
closed. All notes falling due on that day must
he paid on Saturday tho 10Th.
The committee appointed % look ont for a
successor 10 Rev. Or. Pitt at Nenable-stIeet
Baptist church is quietly at work. They
hope 20 I'll the vacancy by April LIST.
Through the influence OF Senator Mushbach
and Delegate Bendheim. of Alexandria Sir.
George n. Hayden. OF Alexandria. has been
appointed guard T. t tho Virginia penltentlary
Mr.. l.. p. Glover. formerly a Chicago news
paper man. Is IN town representing the tam
ous Ouakeress. Mrs. Potts, who Will give a
course Of lectures at the Academy, commend
ing February 18th.
Rev. Baylus Cade, of Louisburg, \. c..
who besides being a preacher OF some note IS
also an inventor of genius, was m the CITY
Yesterday IN the interest OF one of his
mechanical creations.
The remains Of Mrs. r. c.. Anderson will
reach the city to-day Mt 74Q a.. NJ. by the Nor
folk and Western railroad. The lnterment
will be made at Hollywood. Mrs. Anderson
ia well known IN Richmond as u daughter OF
the late General X. Lindsay Walker.
A letter received from Philadelphia yester-
dav by q gentleman m this city stated that
Colonel Thomas f.. Goole, of Buffalo Springs.
Va. who has been under the treatment of a
! DISTINGUISHED specialist 10 that city for some
time. is very much improved and his COM
piete recovery Is confidently looked for by his
physician.
very large number Of acts Of incorpora-
tions wero passed during tho session Of tho
General Assembly IN 1883 1880, and q great
number have been passed during the present
session. These acts. however. viii be en-
tirely imperative and Intellectual unless the
fee IS paid into the Treasury which IS re-
CURED by law 20 be paid.
In speaking on the State Debt bill on We'd
nosday Mr.. John p. Ryan. of Loudoun. said in
reference % Mr.. Saunders proposition % per-
INIT the State 20 tax tic new bonds that by
reason of the decision of the supreme court,
which prevented the school fund, whisky
licenses and fines from being paid in coupons
even after deducting these amounts there
would be still outstanding sl.50O,OJO IN taxes
for which coupons could be rendered