The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-17
PERSONAL md GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmonas Cit'-
xsHs and Other Matters.

Mrs. ]. K. Pettus is quite Ill at her
residence 2103 east Broad street.
Mr.. Burnley Taylor, commissioner OF the
revenue of King William, was at the Odpi-
toll yesterday.
Miss George Russell, Of Baltimore Nd
is visiting her cousin, MI. otlS H. NUS
sell, of this city.
Miss Emily Horner Eppes, OF Appomat-
tox. near city Point, is visiting reiatiVes
at IA south Third street.
Mr.. Samuel \. Anderson, late OF Mar
tinsville, Va. has moved TO Richmond
aud VIII practice law here.
Mr.. Samuel II. Cornick has been quite
sick at his home for several days ms
physicians now report his condition I'M
proving.
Mr.. Samuel II. Cornick has been quite
sick at his home for several days, but
his physicians now report his CONDITION
improved.
Mrs. +. T.. Graham. of Baltimore, ac-
companied by her little son, Frank, Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. {. L.. foru' Oh
west Main street.
An old folks concert for the benefit or
Unlon-Stat.on church building fund VIII
take place at Corcoran Hall TUESDAY
night, February 18th.
Rev. Joseph VI. Seaton will deliver an
dere Han. on The Life, Benefaction ana
Influence of George Peabody"
The funeral of Ernest Reynolds, who
died at the Retreat for the Sick Friday,
will take place from us east Gay street
this afternoon at 800 O'clock.
Mr. William }. Curley died at No: 81
north FIRST street, after q long illness.
HIS funeral will take place from 81. Pc
ter's cathedral at $3.50 T. NJ. to-day.
T. II. 3. Randolph, of Royce. Va. has
been appointed a State director OF the
wildwood and Berryvlle Turnpike Com
pany, vice Thomas NJ. wilson, resigned.
\ treat is In store for all who attend
the delightful entertainment to be given
by Ralph Bingham at Nenable-Street Bap-
list church Friday, February I'd, at $50
p. NJ.
The German Sick Assistance Society
viii give grand ball at New Market
Hall Monday. February 18th. Those so
desiring will have the privilege OF wearing
masks.
The monthly meeting Of the Baptist
City Missionary Society OF Richmond ana
Manchester will be held this AFTERNOON at
800 o'clock. with Grace-Street Baptst
church.
Mrs. 3. f. Price, Of Alexandria Va,
who was taken sick while on visit to
her son-in-law, Marion Ii. Chalkley, Is
now dangerously Ill at his residence NO.
1000 West avenue.
The eighteenth annual meeting OF the
Westmoreland Club will be held on Mon
day. February 18th, at $3.50 O'Clock T. NJ.
AS is the custom of the club. supper VIII
be served during the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Jewett, Of sioux
Falls, S. d.. are visiting Or. and Mrs.
c. a. Taber IL east Grace street. MT:
JeWett is senior member OF the firm OF
Jewett Brothers, wholesale Srocers.
The Executive Committee of the Boat
Club of the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION held a lengthy session last even
ing and agreed on some amendments 10
the constitution and bylaws OF the or
ganiZatlon.
Miss Martha Hanson Constable who has
been on a visit 10 her brother. Mr. w.
s Constable, 304 south Fourth street. was
Unexpectedly called home by the death
of her uncle. Hon. James Hodges, eN-
Mayor of Baltimore.
The Howitzer Band, at meeting held
Friday night, rendered a vote of thanks
to their friends and the pubic VINO so
generously responded 10 the reLet OF a
sick member by patronizing their concert
last Thursday night.
Mrs. II. NJ. CoghiIl and her daughter,
Mrs j. w. Tally left Tuesday, to be abb
sent some time visiting her son. who is
general manager of the telephone eX-
change at Wilmington, y. G. Mrs. Tally
will visit Savannah and Macon, Ga, be-
fore her return.
Libertas Lodge of Perfection, No. 8.
Ancient and Accepted Rite of Freema-
sorry, will hold its annual meeting for
election OF officers February nth, and
this meeting VIII take the place OF the
monthly meeting on the third Monday.
There WIN. therefore, be no meeting to-
morrow Night.
Mrs. Uzzell and her four children, liv-
ing at No. l2l4 north Thirtieth street,
are IN destitute circumstances. The wO-
man Is delicate and unable TO work. They
nave beea provided with some provisions
and clothes by several people Living in
the vicinity but anything that may b.
done for them Will be true act Of
charity.