The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-09
PERSONAL. AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond:
Citizens aud or her. ~ ALTERS

Interesting Facts About Richmond's
Citizens and Other Matters.
Mr.. w. G. Cook, of brakes Branch, was
in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Storer, who has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. G. T. Collins, has return
ed to New York
Mr.. r. Tate Irvine. Of Big Stone Gap.
formerly in the Virginia Legislature, was
in the city yesterday.
Hon. Rufus a. Ayers and Hon. r.
Tate Irvine, Of Big Stone Gap, -Here ut
the Capitol yesterday.
Mr.. James Hutchinson, who came SO;
near. death as a result of escaping gas
Saturday, is rapidly recovering.
s The residence, Il north Second street,
occupied 4 by Mrs. Walter Bowie, caught
fire Sunday evening. Little damage was
done.
At the morning service at Broad-Street
Methodist church Sunday, the sum OF
sl,G47.4D was raised to help pay off the
church debt.
The Methodist preachers meeting met
at Centenary church yesterday morning
at 10 o'c-ock- The pastors all reported
large co3sI egations.
Mrs. A. J. Hundley tainted during sun;
day evenings service at Laurel-Street
4MetECQlSC Church. SIte 5t<AnSAA
and is in her usual heath again.
Mr.. P. G. Gary. who has been on a visit
to his home in King William county,
has returned to resume his studies at
the University College OF Medicine.
Miss Florence Daniel. Of Bremo. passed
through the city Sunday en- route to the
Soutns.de Female institute, at Burkeylile
after spending the holidays at home
The stockho. ders Of the Peoples Build
ing, Loan and Trust Company adjourned
at o. clock yesterday Ln-il FEBRUARY otn,
when they will elect officers for the new
year.
Miss Lille. Collins returned from AIad.-
son county, where she has been spending
her Christmas. Monday last, and has re-
sumed the charge of her school at Seven
Pines.
TIE Richmond Art Club is in 4 most
prosperous condition, and is the only or
ganization in Richmond devoted entirely
to the cultivation of art In its various
branches.
The Board of Governors Of the Virginia
Club, has not yet decided upon location
for that club Several offers are under
consideration and choice may be made
within few days.
MIR. and Mrs. Jacob E:chel. OF Evans
vile. Ind. have issued invitations for the
marriage Of their daughter, Lady Jean
nette,. to Mr.. Moses a. Strause. The cere-
ncny will be performed on January I'd
Sergeant John r. shinberger. Major
| Towards carabIe and popular private
! secretary, has presented the report o.
the police department for 1889 to Mayor
| Taylor. The report was the: nrst to De
| given ID.
Mr.. :. E. Knatz. a delegate of the HUI
suenot churches of France, gave a very.
! interesting lecture at Grace-Street Tres
hyterian church at 1880 O'Clock yesterday.
| His lecture was on the work OF the Eiu-
| guenots Of France.
Virsinians in New York.
| NEW YORK, Jan. s.-Speclal.-VEir-
| ginians in New York:
| Richmond-A. A. BinswanSer, NJ Jones,
w. Royal, Herald Square; F. G. Robin
| son, Holland; H. o. Williams, Park ave
| nue.: H. S. Veenis. Sturteyvant.
| Lynchburg-H. L. Stemple, MISS .. II.
| Stemple, Union Square.
Norfolk-H a. Smith. New Amsterdam;
| J. T. Monland, st. Denis.
| Virginia-J. and W. Ward. Albemarte;
| A. ". Naddell, Marlborough.