The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-21
PERSONAL AND GENERAL,
Interesting Facts About Richmonds
Citizens and other Matters.

Or. W. w. Parker was reported as resi-
ing comfortably last night
state Senator George p. Kcezell. was
at the State Library.
The condition of Mrs. A. =. Curtis, who
IS az the old Dominion Hospital, WAS
more favorable last night.
Mrs. G.. Y. Cha.key Is extremely i'i at
her sisters. Mrs. Ella j.. Farmer, Ches-
torhcld county
Mr. Joseph G. Fiveash. editor and one
of the proprietors of the Norfolk public
Ledger was in the city yesterday.
The Junior Hollywood Memorial Asso-
citation will have called meeting satur-
DAY morning at u clock 40 Lee Camp
Hall.
Miss Lena Fox has returned home after
a very pleasant visit OF six weeks in Han
over county, the guest Of relatives and
friends.
Company A. Of the old First Regiment
has been ordered t0 assemble a. spec
cial meeting ON Friday night al $ o'clock
sharp
Miss Beruicc Dobson. Of Durham y. c.,
has returned to her home after a pleasant
visit of seven weeks to her grandmother
MIS-. Mary isl'.IiAA A"'''tf wa
euth street Church HilL
Mrs. r. ID. Morrow. accompanied 10y
her daughter. Miss Louise lett yeateru'y
for Washington and New YORK 10 Fi'i-
relatives and friends.
Captain q. e.. Morton. Inspector-Gene-
RAJ of the Confederate Veterans of Nr-
ginia. who has recently undergone dhii-
cult operation at the Od Dominion llospi-
tai is the guest OF Capt Frank W. cum
ningham
Mr.. Walter Miles. NJ Newbarn. y. c.. af-
ter spending several days visiting reaiiFe5
I'm this city. left yesterday Tor Petersburg
wnere Dee win visit relatives until Au-
gust lst.
The Cincinnati Post says that Rev. 4.
r. Sweeney formerly pastor of seven'h
Street Christian Church. is spok OF Tor
the Republican nomination Tor Governor
of Indiana.
Mrs George Z. smith. accompanied by
her daughter. Mrs q. ID. George. ana me
istter's SON. have gone to Warsaw, hlcn-
mond county. 20 spend several weeks
with relatives
The remains of Mr Timothy Riordon
who died in Baltimore Monday. rr1rne,
Richmond yesterday morning on me e."v
MAIN The fur...I took place ir1m Hi
peters cathedral at g clock and the IN
tcrmcnt was at Calvary cemetery.
only TWO OF the contractors invited 90
hid Tor the construction OF the southern
Railway C0mpny's depot in Richmond
nave SO far submitted bids. There are
only two copies of the plans ana DO takes
each builder day and half OF more 'o
make his specifications.
Upon invitation of Captain r. ~ 'oi'ee
OF Old Point. tho following Wei known
citizens of this city have just taken d
most enjoyable saltwater Trip. Mess.
Lee Hancock r. IT, Hancock *.
Thompson r. a. Thompson ana Jonn
i Crutchfeld Jr They we're quarter u
on the beautiful and fast sailing yacht
ADA.
John T.. Nelson. negro. aged about q
wears. dropped dead at am early noui
Yesterday morning near the Chesape'h.e
ana ONO depot. lie lived near Faiiinou ~,
and hi- remains were sent nome. Inc
Coroner viewed them this moIhins' ~"
no inquest was necessary as ne uieu ~
congestion of the lungs, from Whi'h H'
had been suffering fof some u'ne'
Richmonders in New York.
NEW YORK. July 2o.-Richmond ar
rivals. Imperial j. v. CHS and wife;
Holman W. ]. Whnehurst, Marlborough.
W. Poiistein.