The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-10
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Rit 1t nonGs
Citizens aud other Matters.

'HiIFnS ana OtbcT Matters.
The Woman's Christian Association be
gan IFS fall work yesterday.
The Masonic Home Auxiliary will meet
at the Temple this morning. at II O'Clock.
Mr. James y. Bianton. of Cumberland
is in the city with "a view Of engaging IN
business here.
The condition Of Mrs. ". W. Dew. who
is critically M at her home in Lynchburg.
is less hopeful
Mrs Charles % Nunnally. Of Baltimore.
who has been VISITING friends in this city.
returned 10 her home.
\ eranoiithic floor il being laid in the
basement Of Sunday-school room Of Ven
abie-Stroct Baptist church.
Mr.. McLagr.n Peasants. of the clerk 5
Office of the United States Circuit Court.
is il. and confined to the house
Mr. Joseph T. Priddy. Of Hanover coun-
~, who was injured by a fall az his home
| at the courthouse is much better
Mr.. John b. Darlington. of Palos. Ala,
is here on visit TO his father. Mr.. ". r.
Darlington, No. 81 west Grace street.
Mrs. Junius Morris. who has been on an
extended erin 10 Saratoga. Atlantic city
ANA New York returned home Monday
DIR. 6. W. LeCato the state Senator
from Accemac. who is recuperatlng from
q spell of illness. Will be in Richmond this
week.
Officer John r. Parkinson OF the First
Police District who has been sick at his
home for several days. is somewhat i'm
, proved.
DR.. George McAlister. formery Of this
| city. has returned TO his practice I'm
Poquos.n. York county, after brief visit
TO home and friends.
Miss Mary Bullock. OF Home Place. who
has been attending the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union Convention in Alexan-
dria. has returned home.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Fi,hmond Chapter. Daughters of the
Confederacy, L. d. c.. viii take place
at Lee Camp Han tomorrow.
Richard L. Bryant. an old colored citi-
zen. who has been sick for the past sew
en- months. is now extremely III at his
residence. 2lO T. Jackson street
Mr.. Fran,- p Brent. who attended the
exercises at the University OF Virginia in
cidcnt 10 the unveiling of the bust OF Ed
gar Allan Poe, has returned to Richmond
The semi-annual meeting Of the City
Union of the Kings Daughters and Sons
zoo east Franklin street. The election of
officers and appointment of delegates to
the State convention at Luray viii take
place
The Richmond Glass Works, which sus-
/ pended operations during the sumner
months. are again I'm fun blast. II IS
said that the company has enough orders
on hand 10 keep the works running 10
, their fun capacity until next February.
The first lot of Southern corn was re-
ceived Friday in Baltimore by Messrs
W. VI. Vickers e Co. from Gloucester
Point Va. he consignment consisted Of
100 bushels of white the quality Of which
was excellent The lot was bought by the
Baltimore Pearl Hominy Mills at a cents
a bushel.
Richmondcrs in New York.
, NEW YORK. oct Especial. Rich
mond arrivals: Grand Unon-C. II. Cole:
| ST. Denis-Airs. b. b. Davis: NJ L. Daw-
| son. L. Sealin, Mrs. T. j. Warden: Hoff-
man-F. ~ Griggs. II. j. Jones. II. +.
Talbot. T. j. Walker: Astor-F. A.
IToughton; Morton-H Stevens and wife;
Marlborough-E. r. Valentine and wife.
| Iiollond-I. l. Strausse