The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-19
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmonds
Citizens and other Matters.

Citizens and other Matters.
Mr. Charles r. Phillips is quite sick
AT his home, s0S North Twenty-fourth
street.
The Citizens Relief Association is to
be incorporated so that it may legally ac-
cept requests.
Miss Ethel Redwood. daughter Of Cap
tain John Ii. Redwood is recovering from
a severe Illness.
Mr.. 5. l.. Hutchinson. Of Caroline coun-
ty. is visiting his son. Mr.. ". W. Hutch
eson, of this city.
Mr.. J. A. Lecler, Of the Southern Rail-
way passenger office, is i'll at home on
south Laurel street.
Mrs. Jacob 5. Allen, Of Raleigh \. c.
is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. oscar
McCunen. 6l2 North Eighth street.
Rev. George H. Wiley is preaching to
large audiences nightly at Asbury Metho-
dist church. The people are deeply I'M
pressed by his earnest discourses.
There will be a meeting Of the Homeo-
nathic Free Dispensary Auxiliary to-
day at 4:3O T. M. at The residence OF
Mrs. Virgie Peasants. 27lS east Franklin
street.
Mrs. A. c. Becker, Of 2i0} Grove avenue.
and her two daughters. Misses Clara and
Lily. who have been spending some time
in Wisconsin and Illinois, have returned
home.
Judge Edmund Waddnl and Clerk
peasants of the United States Circuit
Cont. who have been conducting a ses-
sion al Norfolk. returned TO Richmond
yesterday.
At the annual meeting Of the Roanoke
Power Company. held Tuesday night
al Roanoke Rapids ~ c., Mr.. William
NJ Habuston, OF this city, was reelected
president
The meetings at West View Baptist
church will be- continued every night thIs
week There have been eight conversions
and many others are manifestns deep
interest i'm the services.
on H. .rength of complaints Of cit-
zeus lg ln the vicinity Of Main ana
Jeffcrso. streets, the city authorities nave
decided not 10 issue permits in the future
for shows on the vacant lot at mat cor
ner
Mr.. j. Randolph Coolidge, Of Boston.
who purchased last year the historic old
homestead Tuckahoe, on James river is
visiting that place. Mr.. Coolidge is ac-
companied by his wife and Mir Harold
j. Coolidge.
Detective Gibson and Wren found a
bride and rein at a junk shop on Brook
Avenue Tuesday and it now awaits its
owner at the office OF the Chiei-oI-Pol4ce.
The bride is in excellent condition and
seems TO be quite ncw
The meetings being held at Friends
Church are growing in interest and num-
hers They viii continue through the
week. Tonight there Will be Bible
reading conducted by Mr.. Wise the min
lister. subject. Personalities of the
Holy Ghost.
Jailer w. II. Ralston delivered yesterday
morning 20 President Smytho Of tho
Negro Reformatory, a little negro named
Willie Fox. who was serving year 5 sem
teuce. The time was changed 10 the re-
formatory.
At a meeting OF the Board of Directors
of the AIagdallne Association the follow
ing Officers were elected: DR.. j. Han
Moore. president Hon. B. B. Wexford,
vice-president: Mr. Josiah Ryland. treas
urer; Mr. y. s. Morrison, secretary. Res
olutions were passed on the death OF Dr..
W w. Parker.
The Young Mems Business Association
will hold IT'S quarterly meeting in the
Chamber Of Commerce Hall Monday
night The subjects that will occupy the
attention % the association Will be the
Employment Bureau, which has been es-
tablished by the Y NJ b. A. and the
matters pertaining to the Civic Carnival.
The Forty-slxth United states Volun-
tecr Infantry which had been rende-
vouzed at North birmingham, Mass,
passed over the Chesapeake and Ohio
for the West Tuesday. There were
four sections. three OF which were made
up Of tourist cars and averaged sixteen
coaches 10 the train. Another section
carried the equipment OF the regiment.
Ricbmondcrs in New York.
NEW YORK, oct ESPECIAL. Rich
mond arrivals; Hoffman,. NJ. Bookerd.
Jr Herald Square-W. T. Knowles and
wife St Dcnis-W. r. Scharb and wife.
Murray HID. A. Ainslie. Empire-H.
l., Binswanger. Miss y. Eishe. St Mich
olas-R. ]. Bliss. Broadway Central-J.
II Kuelcr Holland-E b. Sydnor. Cadil-
lac-I H. Kaufman. Holland-E. Mill
heiser
visiting Municipal Guardian.