The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-02
PERSONAL AND. GENERAL.
,ntcrcs,in. Facts auont Richmond:

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Citizens and Other Matters.
Can't John r. Johnson and Mrs: Iohn-
son, of Christiansburg, are in the CIV
Mr.. John Does. of 81 north Sixth street,
is seriously i'll with an attack OF pneu-.
monia. ss
Mr.. Ambrose Page, having for 50 long
suffered with typhoid fever, has had q
relapse. =
Mr.. Robert T. Mcleod is confined to;
his room a Ford's on account of lndis-.
position.
First Licutenanty. s. Hardwcke. who
has been sick for some, time, was able
to be at the meeting of Company Iues-
day night.
Company D. recently mustered into ser
vice, will receive their uniforms within
few days.
Mr.. Ambrose Page. who has been i'll of
typhoid fever for some time, has suffer-
/ ed relapse.
Mr. John F. Mayer. the popular agent
of the Old Dominion Line. who has been
quite i'll, is much improved.
Corporal Edwin Bosher. who has been.
sick with fever, is rapidly convalescinS,
and will soon be able to be out.
Mr.. A. r. Phlegar, of Montgomery coun-
ty, one of the most prominent lawyers in
southwest Virginia, is In the city.
Mrs. Kate Barbour Howard has gone
to Washington to visit friends of Major
Howard. he will be away for two weeks
The wise and conservative manage
ment of the city's finances during the past
year has resulted in q good balance on
hand
TIE Board of Police Commissioners met
Yesterday afternoon in Chief-of-Poiice b.
l.. Towards Office, and transacted routine
business.
Miss Mary CrinGan, librarian of the
Rosemary Library, is visiting New York,
and her place is being filed during her
absence by Miss Payne.
Mrs ]. ]. Taylor, of No. 9o7 west Main
street, has been called to the bedside of
her mother, Mrs. billiard, of Tye River,
Nelson county, who is ill.
Mr.. S. f. Parkinson, of NO 81 S1ni tn
street, who was hurt some time. ago by
falling in a ditch, is better, but still under
the care of DR.. w r.. Jones'
Calvary Baptist church. West View and
College View mission will meet with
Grove-Avenue Baptist church Sunday eve
ming in the interest Of State missions.
Capta:n Marion ]. Dimmock has been
called to the Johns Hopkins Hospital, Bal
tiuore by the illness of his brother,
Mr. William c. Dirrmock, OFFS Newport
News.
Detective Gibson Yesterday recovered
fine hat that was stolen firm the resi-
dence of a prominent bank official few
DAYS ago. The nat was returned to Its
owner.
"An Evening with the Grunters will
be the subject for discussion at the meet
ing Of the Epworth League of St. James
Methodist Episcopal church next TUESDAY
night
The funeral of Mrs. RoZala Underwood
who died at the Virginia Hospital yester-
day morning at 2:30 o'clock. will take
place at II o'clock this morning from No.
2oe south Cherry street. The interment
will be in Riverview.
The Council Committee on Light met
last night and ordered the payroll and
hills to be paid. Those present Were
Messrs. N1osby, Miner. CARRIER, Shea, Fer
ritter and Wailerstein (cha'rman)
Mrs. j. Armistead Jones, Regent of&'ha
North Carolina room il tho Confed rate
Museum has sent through Mrs. John ~.
Gordon. v;ce-R Regent. a record of North
Carolina during the war Of 1S5l-'65.
8 The following deed of bargain and sale
was recorded in the Chancery. Court yes
terday:: C. H. Winston to H. l.. Cabeil.,
eastern portions of lots Al and % in the
plan of French Garden Hill, sli5
AS soon as his physician will permit
him to go, it is probable that Rev. ID.
William E.. Hatcher will take e trip to-
Ocala. lNla. The Doctor is very much
gratitied at the way in which his fIiends
have remembered his illness.
Flre-Alal7r Lineman II. S. Taylor is
caring for a beautiful lead-colored carrier
pigeon that came to his; house few days
ago. The bird is marked 5''4N.. H. Il y &
Mr. TAYLOR would be glad Il tho owner
would take the bird. \
The military men Of the Reslmental
Armory are planning to organize Club
for social and literary purposes. Sergeant
John W. Starke. Of Company 5, who is
very popular among the military men. will
probably be chosen president.
Rev. Dr. George F. Bagby, father Of
Rev. Harry a: Basby and DR.; George =.
the medical treatment of%Dr. George Al
sTaber.z5Dr. Bagby is pastor of two -four
ishing churches in Prince Edward county
About three thousand dollars will be /
expended by the congregation Of West
View baptist church in moving the
church from its present location On Cary
and Meadow streets, over to Grove; avenue
About half of the required sum has al
ready been raised.
Rev DR.. E. y. Mullins. president or the
Southern Daatist Theological Seminary
louisville will arrive in. this city next
Week HI 6will occupy the pulpit of the.
First Baptist church on sunday following
his arrival in the morning. and that OF
Grace-street church in the evel,in s.
NJ. and Mrs ]. 4. Coke. Mr., W illian
r. Massie, Mrs James peasants and
Miss Elizabeth Whitlock, of t..is city,
are among those who sailed from Boston
yesterday on the New England for. q
cruise to the Mediterranean and thesi
Orient They will be gone about ten
weeks SO
Mr.. Charles e. nnter.S dea ler inc gri- 81
cultural irrpssm ents, cont mpa te5s Mil &;
ing shortly a large store an swarehousc
at Nos. 1896 and 143S east n ain street
by 13s feet deep. 1t will be run three
stories and will have a. cellar.g ThesmasS!
.teria1 used nSEthe constr ton will be 1