The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-26
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About I;ichmoni's
Citizens and Other Matters

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Citizens and Other Matters
Mrs. Alfred T. Harris is in New York
( a. Q. Burke, treasurer of Buena Vista.
was q visitor at the Library yesterday
| Mrs. Lewis alinnigerode. who has been
visiting in Eynchburg, has returned to
the city.
Miss Salie Martin. of Littletou. NC,
| is visiting Mrs. William a. Loving, 507
/ west Grace street.
Miss Ellen j.. Taylor, who has been criti-
| c;tily i'll for several weeks, has SO far re-
| covered that she can SIT up.
| Clerk WaddiIl, OF the FIenrico County
Court. granted marriage license yes
terday to Mr.. Frank Childress and Miss
Eva Childress.
Messrs. \. G.. and "A. S. Eriggs haze
| taken the large and handsome building
row being erected at the southeast corner
! OF Broad and First streets.
Young Fairy Walthall. who was charged
ing q colored girl. was honorabiy dis
charged by Justice Crutchetild.
Richmond and Norfolk are included in
the twenty-one cities selected by the Post
Office Department where the ettsr-carrfir
system of house registration of mail will
be installed.
Mr. J. Fl Decker. manager of Primrose
& Dockstader.s American Ministries. is
in the city making arrangements; for the
appearance OF that celebrated aggregation
at the Academy.
Detective Gibson and Wren have re-
covered a greater portion of the properly
that was recently stolen from tire Va!en
tine auction-house. The officers found the
goods widely scattered
Miss D. Adams gave 4 ball in honor
az Frfn Ir of hpr dom in
class at saenger Hall Wednesday night It
was a very delightful affair and was
eminentiy successful. large number
of guests were present.
The liquid air lecture at the Y. NJ. c.. A.
will be repeated. Quite number of peo-
pie were disappointed i'm not being able
TO hear the lecture before and provided
| sufficient advance sale be guaranteed they
will be given another opportunity
Mr. Dodge. of Mount Vernon, Is In Inc
citv en- route to some old Virginia home
stsads. with the hope of securing typical
Virginia kitchen. with crane. pos-hooks,
etc The old kitchen at Mount vernon Is
to be restored to the utmost detail.
The friends Of aIr. George T. Tibbitts,
a former genera! secretary Of the young
Mems Christian Association in this cits
hut now general secretary at CINCINNATI,
O., is, in bad health He has been granted
a leave of absence for four months from
active duties.
An order was entered upon petition filed
by the creditors of n. p. cartwright FOL
George T. Cox. administrator of n. 2.
Boatwright. to show cause. on February
9Th, why the discharge should not be re-
voked as prayed for. and restraining him
from disposing OF the personal property
OF the bankrupt.
Mr.. c. ]. French. OF Narrows:H ndr.T.
c.. Parrott, OF Ripplemarch: Mr.. ]. G.
Oyerman and Mr.. George HarreiI OF
Elizabeth. City N. c.: Mr.. w. ". Rag
land, OF Goochland; Messrs Duncan Lee.
Joe Wills E. T. Pickett and Miss
Rhoda " Holmes of Winterpock. and
Mr.. j. n. Featherston, OF Holydaie.
were among the visitors at the City Hall
yesterday.
yir=inians in New YORK.
NEW. YORK, Jan. Especiai.-Vir-
ginIans In New York:
Norfolk-W T. Warwick, Broadway
Central: T. B. Fernterwa1d. Colonnade;
r. and w. Hughes, Gllsey; w. s. Copes,
Morton; NJ. r.. King, Murray Fill:
sC.sMartin, New Amsterdam; W.sFs. Cook
Rivers.
Petersburg r. Parr, Cadillac.
Richmond-G G. Worsham. Aston: ~
Johnston. Continental r. Rothschsfa. Col
onnade: w. l. RoyalI Herald Square;
j. nIarcuse, Hoffman.
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