The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-20
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's
Cu;zens and Other Matters.

Interesting Facts About Ricimond's
CuizenS and Other Matters.
Miss Annie Mallon, of Williamsburg, who
has been visiting relatives here, has re-
turned home.
MI. Thomas Reddin has returned TO
the city from 4 sIX-weeks t1Lr OF the
Southern States.
Miss Ola Matthews has returned to the
city after a delightful visit to Boston and
other northern cities.
Miss Kate Stiles, who has been on a
trip to New York and other northern
cities, has returned home.
Mr.. James Hartley mas returned home
frcm a trip 10 Europe. While abroad he
visited the Paris Exposition.
Elder NJ. L. Staples left the city on yes
terday for Cynthiana, Ky. to commence a
series Of meetings lasting over three
weeks.
Mr.. John NJ. Ryail, the well known
Richmond humor.s;, has accepted a posi-
ton with y. Greentree, No. 100 Broad
Street.
The sum OF $4,000 is to be expended by
the Albemarlc Club in building a new
home. OF this more than 5000 has been
subscribed.
Mr. john Browning, of Ridge Church.
HeTrico county, who attended the State
Council j. O. T. a. n, at Roanoke,
has returned home.
Miss Blanche Atkinson, Of Petersburg.
who has been staying at CroZet, is now
visiting the Misses Alexander, of No. 3l2
North Twenty-third Street.
An artesian we'll is being drilled at the
American Ether Works, near Fulton, and
the workmen have just finished boring
n of orop nil
Mrs. Robert Edward Wright is on Wis
It to Mr.. and Mrs. Peyton Grynles, No
pa East Main Street. She will leave in
a few days for Seattle, Wash.
Harry Bright, who was badly cut IN
an encounter with a negro several days
ago. vas reported as getting along nicely
at the City Hospital yesterday.
The Spottswood Robinson arraigned in
the Police Court Thursday was not
Spottswood W. Robinson, who conducts
business at Eighteenth and Franklin
STREETS.
Joseph Edwards, a white man, had a
severe fainting spell yesterday morning
about o'clock. He was treated by Dr.
ellis, and taken to his home on Twenty
eight Street
Col. John Murphy went TO West Point
Thursday. and returned with handsonl )
team OIL lOd1SbSIS ILIdt puI ClidSSu IL Oill
Mr. j. L. Bland, of that place. The team
is a fine one and will attract general
attention on the Boulevard. The team cost
$3.50
A colored man by the name Of Edward
Logon. was para " q n his left side
yesterday morning. He was treated and
taken to his home, on st. Peters Street,
Liggon was employed by Woodward &
Sons.
Frederick Adrian Nedu. engineer Of the
Holland Submarine Boat Company. left
Richmond yesterday. He has been i'll
charge OF the repairs to the Plunger,
which is now ont of water. and on which
work has been temporarily suspended.
Vir.inians i'll New York.
Especial Dispatch TO The Times
NEW YORK, October 1s.-Virginians in
New York:
Iynchburg-M. H. Disee and wife, R.
S. Terry and wife, Victoria.
Norfolk. Margolins. r. Margoiins, +.
II. Groton. Cosmopolitan: r. Grant. w. p.
White, Morton; w. NJ. Moore, Grand.
Picnmond-S. Smith, Marlborough; NJ.
Chambers, Gilsey: r. II. Sully. Grand: J.
d. and w. L. Ecker. Herald Square: j. L.
Lester and wife, Netherland; S. c. Reas,
New Amsterdam; II. Allen. st. Denis.
Roanoke-F. b. Thomas, J. f. Lee, Her
AID Square.
Virginia.. A. Jones, Marlborough: J.
Morris, Vendome;J F. Gordon Victoria.