The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-30
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PERSONAL AND .GE NERAL.
Interesting Facts About lticl'montrs
Citizens and or iicr NJ alters.

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Aiiss Daisy Winston is visiting. friends
In Danriiie. -
Mrs. II. H Bennett. who has been serl-
ousiy i'll, is able to 81 M.
Major Edwin Gibson. OF Culpeper, is
a Richmond visitor.
Colonel James D. Brady is reported as
considerably improved.
Mr.. Alfred IL. Mcdowell is confined to
his home with the grip.
Rev. DR.. Hatcher continues to improve
at his home on west Grace street.
Miss Minnie Blankenship is quite i'll at
her home on north Twenty-third street.
Mrs NJ. " Ba;kins. who is at the Old
Dominion Hospital, Is improving steadily:
Mr.. Aaron Eichel, who has been SO crii-
cally Ill at the Virginia Hospital, Is rapid
Is recovering.
The regular annual meeting of the Belle
Bryan Nursery will be held at O'clock
Tomorrow. afternoon.
Mr.. Luther II. Weisiger. foreman of the
cnncelling department OF the local post
office. is III at mis- home.
Miss Marguerite Kohut entertained her
friends at the Jefferson Hotel with a
lund1con yesterday afternoon
Judge w S. Gooch. formerly Of Staun-
ston has accepted a position with the pub
fishing firm of the d. T. johnson.
Captain ]. NJ. Foster. manager of the
Virginia Soap-Stonc works il Nelson
county, was at the Capitol yesterday.
The case of Randolph against Southern
Railway was before the Henrico Circuit
Court. and was continued unit! the next
term of Court.
Clyde Hoppe. son of Mr.. II. T. Hoppe.
,of No. e51o Floyd avenue. had his hand
seriously injured Saturday while firing a
dynamite cracker.
Machinery for the Virginia Carolina
Company's big factory has arrived. and
operations. it is expected. will begin with
in a short time
Mr. Arnin von schotte. OF Pittsburg.
who was one Of the ushcrs III the Myers
double wedding. is stopping with his bride
at the jefferson Hotel.
Mrs May NJ. Foster. who has been Wis
ting relatives in philadelphia. has re-
turned to the city. and is staying with
her sister. Mrs. l.. G. West, on Grove
road.
+, Superintendent of Mails j. G. Fitzgerald
is quite i'll at his home in Henrico. Mr..
Fit1serald-s condition was regarded ar
worse yesterday than at any time re-
Gently.
The Fulton Hill Literary Club met Sat
urday night ut the residence of Mr.. Il. NJ.
Pitcher After the regular meeting re-
freshments were served and a most de-
lightful evening was passed.
Judgment was rendered in the Law and
Equity Court yesterday in favor Of
the Security Bank OF the City of Rich
lnond against s. s.. and Virginia i.
Richardson for the sum Of $50. %
Miss Y. l.. Whitehead. of Nelson county:
Mrs L. T. Briggs. of Barton Heights;
Mr.. W. l.. Cook of AIargonna. and Mr..
J. D. G. Carter. of Pittsylvaria. were
among the visitors at the City Hall yes
terday.
Among the visitors at the State Library
yesterday was General Thomas T. Mum
ford General Munford during the war
commanded the Second Virginia Cavalry.
Afterwards he commanded General Wick
hams brigade.
1t is stated on good authority that the
Finance Committee has included in tho
budget for 1900. $500 to be expended in
furnishing music In the parks dnrns tbs
sunni er in accordance with the resolu-
ton introduced some time ago by sir
G.. X. Pollock.
Captain George G. Rosser. Custodian Of
the State Library. has been suffering in
tensely at his home on Eleventh street
for two weeks from a severe carbunCe
on the back of his neck. He has been
more comfortable since Dr. Michaux ope-
rated on ii for the third time last Thurs
day. His daughter. Mrs. James II. Will
son. of Caswell. n. C., has been with
him some days.
Virainians in New York.
NEW YORK. Jan. 29.-Special.-vir-
ginians in New York:
Danville-S. a. Palmer st. Cloud.
Lynchburs-A. C. Forbes Savoy.
&, Norfolk-W. T. Langhorne. st. Denis.
Ricllnond--G. A. Miner. C. r. Tonllin-
son. Continental; Y. w. Gentry. Gilsey:
A. ]. Marcuse Hoffman: w. II. Palmer,
Marlborough: J. j. Wilson. st. Denis.