The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-24
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PERSONAL AN GENERAL !.

PERSONAL AND GENER
Interesting Facts a bout Ricbmontl'ss
Citizens and Other 0Iatters.s
Mr.. E. salter, Of the New York
Journal. is at the Jefferson.
n Mt, n, L, Parrish. Of Covingt was q
visitor at Treasurer'ss office yesterday
morning.
a. B. Casey qualified as executor Of
the will Of E. N. Casey in the Henrico,
Circuit Court.
Mr.. Henry Richards. Of the Capitol
force, who has been Ill with pneumonia.
IS improving.
# Captain Frank Sorthall. who has been
very Ill at his home, IN Amelia county.
for some time was not so well yesterday.
Rev George II. Wiley. the Methodist
city missionary. has issued an appeal to;
the public, In which he states his plan
Of action.
Miss Louise Allan Mayo has returned
from a visit to Washington and FNorfolk.
where she has been visiting for the Tast
six weeks.
Mrs. John r. Livesay, who was called
away ab.ut ten days ago on account OF.
the extreme, illness of her 5sister-in-laW,
has returned home.
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Camden. Mich, are visiting Mrs. Brad
ley's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. Chap
man, of Midlothian.
Professor a. ". Hawks will on Sun
day evening address men at the Young
Mems Christian Association on the SUBJ
jects OF .Esransion."
Mr.. E.. S. Ettenhelmer, the father. OF
Mrs. Fred. S. Myers Of west Franklin
street. will leave for his home. in Ro-s
chester, N. Y.,on Friday.
Owing to important business matters.
Mr.. Hoge Gillian, with. his bride, has
postponed his visit to his father, Mr..
AZ. NJ. Gillian He will reach here to-
morrow.
The Washington Star of yesterday pub-
lished an excellent picture of Miss May
Handy, Of Richmond, who has recently
been visiting Mrs. John r. Mclean. in
Washington.
Miss Mabel Bradley, who has been visit.
ing friends in Danville for the past three
weeks, has returned home on account of
the extreme illness OF her mother, Mrs.
Maggie NJ. Bradley.
Several horses were shocked at Seventh
and Broad Streets last Sunday BY cleo
trio fluid escaping from the wires and
coming in coAtact with the track. Seve-.
raj runaways were narrowly averted.
Miss Bette Hill and Mrs. Edward Hill,
of Richmond, were the daughters of Mrs.
Fannie G. Hill, who died in Charlottes-.
vile Monday. Mrs. Minor, wife of Pro-
lessor John B. Minor, late Of the Uni
versity Of Virginia, was also one Of her
daughters.
Mr.. Charles I. Wade, cashier of the
Bank of Christiansburg, and Mr.. Wash
ington Winn, of Lunenburg, ex-member
OF the House and large business man.
were among the visitors at the State Lii;
brary yesterday.
Mr.. De Ford, a large tanner, of Balti-4
more. was visitor at the Treas
urer's Office. Mr.. De Ford owns several
large tanneries In Page and Allegheny
counties. besides large leather estab-
lishment In Baltimore.
Business was blocked on one side Of
Broad street some time yesterday. One
of the mules httched to Car NO. 2 fell
into the conduit ditch at Second street,
and it was some time before the animal
could be gotten out
Persons who have not paid their city
taxes for 1889 will have to do so before
the end of this month"; or else be reported
delinquent. City Collector Cunningham
will, on the last day Of the month. turn
the entire list over to the collector OF de-
llnquent Taxes, and then the 6 per cent
2
Colonel Robert Catlett, of Lexington.
Va, Grand Chancellor of tlie knights OF
Pythias of Virginia. has notified the
sPythians Of this city that on account OF
the illness of his wife, he will not be able
to visit Richmond as he expected bat
that he will probably be here Friday
night to visit Damon Lodge, No.
Tt is estimated that Judge Nathan
Golf, Of the United States Circuit Court.
will increase his fortune by a million II
all OF his four hundred acres of oil land
prove as productive as that portion of
the land already developed. Well No. Ii
was drilled into sand, and now has
daily flow Of over two hundred barrels.
The State Executive Committee of the
Kings Daughters OF Virginia was held
yesterday, and routine business trans
acted. The meeting adjourned to meet
in Suffolk in April. The members pres
ent were: Mrs. J. 3. Pennie. of Suffolk:
Mrs. r. A. A1app, of Norfolk, Miss Hattie
johnson, of Norfolk; Mrs, NJ. P. Funk
houser. of Staunton; Mrs. Yates Wilson,
Of Portsmouth; Mrs. c. g. Benton. OF
Richmond and Mrs. L. q. fanny, of
Richmond.
The Woman's Christian Association met
in the rooms Of the association Monday
with Mrs. NJ. c.. Smith in the chair. After
the suggestion Of Mrs. Roy Mason. the
ladies decided to put articles in the conn-E
try papers in regard to the association.
that the young women who are contem-
plating going to the city for work might
come well Informed in regard to the
home at the association and for informa-s
ton about places of employment.
Mr. F. c.. Ebel is looking forward in
pleasant anticipation to the forthcoming
annual convention of the Merchant
5Tailors' National Exchange, to be held in
Louisville, Ky, the second week In Feb
ruary. Mr.. Ebel. who is second vice
president Of the Ma ional Exchange, ex-
poets to attend. The last number OF the
Sartorial Art Journal contains very
complimentary reference to the popular
councilman.
Virsiniansg In New YORK.
NEW YORK, Jan. 23.-special.-Vir-
ginians In New York:
@ Norfolk. c. Martin. Ashland: c.
Samson, Jr., Continental; W. F. Smith,
j. Willis. Jr., Grand.
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