The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-03
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's
Citizens and Other Nj alters.

Interesting Facts About Richmond's
Citizens and Other Nj alters.
Miss Addie CANADA, of Mt Laurel. was
in the city yesterday.
Mrs; r. P. Rixey and two children of
Culpeper. are visiting relatives III the city.
Mrs. I. j. Gaylord. who has been i'll
at her home on West Clay Street for
some days, is somewhat better
Mrs. H. L. Pelouze and Miss Pelouze
have returned from 3-nonths' trip TO
Washington, New York city and the
Bermudas.
Little Virginia Colbert, daughter of
Captain and Mrs. Thomas Cunningham,
is quite sick at the residence of her pa
rents. 1903 East Broad Street.
Rev. c. NJ. Rock will preach at West
End Christian Mission, No. 1905 West
Cary Street, Tonight at SIS O'Clock. All
are cordially invited to attend
Mr.. j. w. Southwark, for a long time
Sheriff of Henrico county, who has been
seriously i'll for long time. is improving
slowly at his home, near the city
Miss Ida C. Mosby. daughter OF Captain
w. j. Mosby, has returned home to west
Point. after q pleasant visit to her grand
parents,s No. 31o3 East Broad Street.
Mrs John Mcintosh, of Granite. and
mond, will leave for Scotland on Friday,
the 9Th, TO visit relatives and friends.
Little Virginia, the daughter of Captain
and Mrs Thomas Cunningham. who has
been sick for some days. was operated
upon at the Virginia Hospital Tuesday
and is doing we'll
Mrs Thomas Trivett. of Utica. N Y,
with her two little daughters and mother
and sister, Mrs. Denzler. and Miss Grace
Deugler, are visiting Mrs. w. J. Gilman,
of No. 922 West Marshall Street.
The girl Bessie Hobeck. who was SHOT
at in Manchester Tuesday night under the
suppositiou that she was a burglar. mas
been considered incorrigible for some
time she is well known in the FIRST
Police District here.
The receipts for the sale of STAMPS,
post cards and stamped envelopes for the
month of April at the Richmond post
office amounted to S23, 246.4l, and for the
corresponding month last year Sl9,@s2- ~
tThe increase shown is S3.io3.6l. or IL psr
cent
Mrs. Jane Martin and aged lady, who
resides at No. 423 South Pine Street Nmle
descending the steps with glass p1tcher
in her hand fell, The pitcher was broken
and her face severely cut On accouiit "
Mrs. Martins age her injuries are quite
severe.
Mr. T r. Sanford, of Richmond College.
who wen the jcirt orators medal OF that
institution on last Friday evening. leaves
this morning for Washington and Lee
University, where he will represent Rich
u1ond College in the State oratorical con-
test.
Mrs Kate Folkes Minor. with her daugh-
ter. Catherine. wife OF Mr.. Ro. B. Minor.
late book-keepsr a Messrs. Bailo7 s. MI
nor's, has reioined her husband in New
York city. where Mr.. Minor is now To-
Gated The Richmond church-goinS pub
| lie will be sorry to give up two of their
sweet singers.
The Lee Literary Society discusses next
Saturday evening the question. Resolved
That the seat of the U s. Government
should be moved west Of the Mississippi.
The speakers will be w. II. Hefner. {. 6
Taylor negative; ". Z. Womack, CALVIN
Cooke, affirmative. The reader will be
Alfonzo Whitmore. and the declaimer, a
C. Terrell.
Virgirians in New York.
NEW YORK May 2.-speeial--Vir-
ginians in New York:
Newport News-R Irlenad. Imperial.
Niagara Falls-W. r. kenan. Hoffman
lNorfolk-R s. Walder. Sinclair.
Richmond-A Marks. New Amsterdam:
]. II. Wilkinson, ST. Denis: A. S. Hautt.
Gilsey: IL A Redford Hoffman; H L.
CRUDE and wife, Morton.