The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-25
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

1ntcrcstin. Facts About Isicl,mond's
Citiz.ns and Other ninttrrs.
The Trade and Labor Council Will meet
AZ Elletss hall tonight.
Thu leather workers OF the city will meet
tonight at Central hall for organization.
Miss Leah sternhein1er, of Baltimore.
h Is Visiting her mother at 40. 2e5 West Clay.
Street.
All arrangements have been completed
for the Jyceum Course and tickets viii
be Issued on october list.
Mr. John Enders. who has been very
much indisposed for several weeks, Is re-
ported as slowly improving.
Mrs. B. ~ Robinson is visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. W. A Williams, No. go West
Grace Street.
Hon, John E. Epes has returned from
the Eastern Shore where he has been loG
several days on business.
Mr.. W. I'll. Drew-y. a prominent mer-
chant and farmer OF South Boston, is IN
the city.
A most enjoyable party was given sat
ur6ay night at the residence OF Mrs. L. ".
1Yendenburg. on Barton Heights.
Mrs. f. O. Robinson and daughter, MISS
Ethel, have returned from Visit 10
Bloomfield. N. j.
Mr.. Robert Gordon has returned. after
spending two weeks with his mother in
Prince George county.
Colonel R. r. Nfunford. who has been
Ill at his residence, on Cary Street, is
somewhat better
Miss May Handy. who has been travel
ing abroad with Mrs. Tyson, Of Bait
more. has returned TO the city.
Mrs. p. ]. Trice. of Cumberland, is Wis
ting her sister. Mrs O. N. Driscoll, on
North Twelfth Street.
Miss Susie Bauer IS very i'll with typhoid
fever al the residence OF her brother-ln-
law Mr. Horace B. kirkwood, No. Ava
East Broad Street.
n1rs Garland B. Taylor and children
have returned home after an EXTENDED
visit to relatives and friends III AloeHafie
county
Miss Ada NJ. Richardson. of No. ia North
Twenty-seventh Street has returned TO
her home. after q pleasant stay OIL three
weeks with friends at Newport News
Miss Estelle A. Pizzini has returned
home after a most delightful summer
of travel through all the New England
states and Canada, mokins a short stay
in New Rochelle, \. Y, at the summer
home of her sister, Mrs. j. 2. Evans.
This has been month of good business
with the Richmond custom-house many
imports having been received. Among the
entries is a big shipment of Cuban to-
hacco, in bond, consigned to T. Letber-
mutll.
Miss Pearl IIamlin. of Brunswick coun-
~. is visiting Mrs. PembTooke Naden'
No. is North Twenty-seventh Street
Miss Haullin has paid several visits to
Richmond, and is very popular mere III d
large circle of friends.
fcOiOr5G), CIar5Gu Win
heating his wife and creating disturb
a,ce was arrested yesterday morning pE
Ofsirer. Ton, Mcmahon. He is lodged in the
Third Police station.
.,,antafn D. a. Brown, Jr., quartermaster
of R. T. Lee Camp. left last night
fo. Washington to make arrangements for
,,e removal of ex-ConfederateS that are
to be disinterred at Washington, py otu7r
of Congress. Their remains viii be paced
in Hollywood. Cemetery.
NoIley,s school reopened yesterday morn
Ing with the usual good attendance. The
boys, armed with paddles, lined UP on
Pine Street this morning and made the
new scholars run the gauntlet.
VirgInians in New York.
Special Dispatch TO The Timcs.)
NEW YORK, Sept. 24.-Lyndlburg-W.
". Conder, IL e. Stewart, St Denis
/ Newport NeHS-Ailss crane, -solanailiiie-
Norfolk Langballe, Belvtdere; T-Town-
send and wife, Miss L. e. Townsend,
Continental; r. Kenny, Grand Union z.
A. Aselasto, Mrs A. NJ. Asclasto Hoff-
man: c. AZ Barnett and wife, ". Paine,
Imperial; f. l. Nicholson, Murray Hill.
Richmond-G. Brean, AIbenlarle; c. L.
! Kirk and wife, Grand; E. Millhiser, Hol-
| land: Mrs. c. L. Patterson, Park Avenue;
| a f. Ja;lnl1e, Jr., j. c. Knox, St Denis; w.
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Miss Z. Hfrsi1. Victoria.
| Virsinia-V II. Ford. Broadway Central;
s. P. auckland, St. George.