The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-08
PERSONAL AND GENERAL,
Interesting Facts About Richmond's
Citizens and Other Matters.

Mr.. Albert S. Gardner is spending his
vacation at Atlantic City.
Mr. William Marley, Of Baltimore. who
has been visiting friends on Church Hill
returned home yesterday.
The free park concert next Saturday
will take place at Reservoir Park. instead
Of the Capitol Square, as was intended
Little Mary Teresa SgnaIgo of No Sl9
East Broad Street, who has been III with
appendicitis, is considered much better.
Police-Ofticer Bailey on Monday found
handsome storm-curtain to a phaeton.
which is now at the Second Station await
ing the owner.
Rev DR.. A e. Dickinson has been called
home from Cod Sulphur Springs, Va, on
account of the sickness OF Mrs. Dickinson.
She is quite i'll.
Mr.. J. A. Mclaughlin, chief special cen
sus agent for this district. is in Washing
ton. The work OF his department will be
completed in few days.
Among the late arrivals at the Green
brier White Sulphur Springs are Messrs.
William A Smith, Percy l.. Bosher, r.
c. Waltham and Miss Ida Stger.
Professor D. w. De Sylvia continues
Very Ill at his residence. No. 512 North
Twelfth Street, yet his physicians are
hopeful as 10 his recovery
Rev. Father Thomas B. Donovan. for
merly pastor of ST. Joseph's church in this
city. now Of a large Industrial school at
Clayton. Del. is in the city on a brief
visit.
There will be q meeting of the Church
BID Branch of the Womans Christian
Association at the home, No. 1908 East
Franklin Street, this afternoon at $50
o'clock.
a large pleasure yacht from Philadel-
pht3 anchored In the river for awhile yes
terday. The gay party on board paid the
city short visit. The yacht left In the
afternoon.
AT the September term of the Hastings
Court Judge Witt may take action in re-
ference to the withdrawal of the bar
license of A. Girolami. at Fifteenth nnd
Franklin Streets.
Detective Gibson and Officer Tate ar
rested a negro yesterday who is wanted
in Danville as a fugitive from justice.
His name is Clark King and he will be
held for the authorities.
Mrs. w D. McAdoo and daughter. of
Greensboro. n. c.. and Mrs. NJ. B. Moore,
OF this city, left last evening for Virginia
Beach. From there they will go to Atlantic
City to be absent about month.
There are a lot of new brasses in the
Office of the Chief of Police. dropped by an
unknown thief who dropped them and
made good his escape when an officer came
upon him. They await an owner
On account of the death OF the pros
pective brides mother. the marriage OF
Miss Noble Spector and Mr.. David Gill
liam, which was to take place next Sun
day. has been indefinitely postponed.
It is probable that on next Friday night
the contract will be let for the work
of remodeling the Virginia Hospital. It
Is hoped 1t will be completed by the time
the University College of Medicine opens,
October LIST.
At the meeting OF the Building Commit
tee of the Charlotte Williams Hospital
Monday night Mr.. Percy Griffin, of New
York, the architect. was present. and ex-
planned the plans. 1t is understood that
bids on the construction OF the building
will soon be asked.
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