The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About R'chmomds
Citizens and Other Matters.

Mrs. Angle. wife Of Captain J. b. Angle,
who has been III. Is getting along nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs John p. Mcclure returned
10 the city yesterday evening.
Mr.. Joseph 4. Iawless continues 10 I'M
prove.
Charles Schremp. OF lO7 east Main
street has returned from ocean city.
Mr.. julius judah, Of Louisville. who
has been IN the city on business, Will
leave for his home to-day.
Miss Kettle L. Harwood. OF South Pine
street. has returned after a visit 10 Pow
hatan Courthouse.
airs Bette e. Morris and sons. CIai-
bOfac and Leon. have returned from the
mountains.
MIR 4. c. Moore. who was taken sick
Sunday near the Soldiers Home has re-.
covered sufficiently to return to mis- home
Mr Larcy Jones. one Of the School
TrU stoes OF New Kent county, was IN the
city yesterday.
Manager p NJ Fry ofthe jefferson, and
Mrs. Fry have returned 10 the city after
a pleasant visit 20 Coyner's Springs.
Among the Virginia guests at New
Irords are. j. D. Hank OF Onancock. G..
j. Boren. Of Bristol. Frank b. Watkins.
smIthvlle; W G. Price Meherrn.
The James River Improvement Com
mi,tee VIII meet to-day in regular ses.
sion on board the tug at 4 p. NJ to make
q tour OF inspection OF the harbor.
Col. Charles T. Bigger. commandant Of
Lee Camp Soldiers Home. is confined to
his bed lie has had a chill. followed by
slight fever. Ills sickness Is not serious
Miss Josie Jenries ana her sister. Col
die returned home Sunday after a pleas
ant visit Of five weeks to friends and rela-
tives at Sharps. in Richmond county.
Miss NJ. A. O'Brien has returned 10
her home No. ] west Marshall street. after
brief visit 10 stanton, Va, much i'm
proved in health.
Miss Grace Pollard. Of No. 42i north
Twen;y-third street. has returned after a
visit Of six weeks in Columbia. Va. ac-
companied by her sister, Mrs. Chastain
Atkinson:
Buck" Cheatham. co'ored. was arrested
yesterday morning hy Policemen Bailey
and Finegan. charged with shooting Ed
die Dickerson. colored. az Ninth and Byrd
streets on Apr lst last
Mrs Sarah Byrne Of Baltimore who
has been visiting Mrs. T. W. Wood, at
Forest Hin Park. sang a solo al the
Cathedral on Friday night. Miss Byrne
Is the possessor of a splendid contalto
voice
The City Auditors report for the month
Of August shows that the Richmond Trac-
ton Company paid TO the city a tax on
It's earnings for the previous six months
amounting to S4.824g7. For the CORES
ponding period last year the company
paid s37O5a3.
Mr.. E. L. Bass and Miss Hester Binns
who were married in Washington, ID. c.,
Thursday. August %. 1899 have returned
to the city and will he glad to receive
their friends at No 703 north Twenty
fourth street
Rev. Dr. w W. Landrum. pastor OF
First Baptist church Of Atlanta. has de
clined 10 consider a call from the First
Baptist church of Boston. one of the
wealthiest and most fashionable churches
i'm the United States.
Mr. Lawson s.. Younger. who had a
leg broken some weeks ago by his horse
falling upon him. IS now able so sit up.
I'm a day or two ne will be walking about
his room on crutches. Though his suffer-
ing has been acute al times he has
kept in fine spirits and his general
health ic rood