The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-27
PERSONAL AND GENERAL t..
Interesting Facts About Richmond
c;,zens and Other Matters.

Mr.. L. skester. OF Portsmouth, Va, IS
at afurphy's Hotel
Mr.. Byron Bear left Tuesday for New
York TO spend a few days
Mrs. Albert c. Bruce has returned to
the city,
Mr.. Gideon Roach is i'll at his home.
Twenty-seventh and n Streets.
Major Clay Drewry has gone 20 New
York on a business visit.
Mr.. ]. ]. Nowlan is rapidly improving
from his recent attack Of paralysis.
The condition OF Captain C. B. Ten
nant continues to improve slowly.
The Richmond Grays had a SQUAD drill
Tuesday night. Companies 9 and D also
had drills.
Mr. W. L. pawIey. Is recovering from
an attack of Illness at his home, ON South
Pine Street
Mr.. NJ. P. Murphy. who has been III
at his home on North Fifth Street, 4
mucn improved
Miss Nellie VI Daniel. of Wilmington,
Del, who has been visiting friends In the
city. has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nothnasie. OF seaunton.
are visiting the family Of Treasurer c.
H. Phillips
Frank J. Mills, OF Newport News. is
stopping with H. e. ''t' - 49, -
North Eighth Street
Mrs. L. V. Parkinson. who has been vis-
itfug in Baltimore and Washington for the
mast month. will return this week.
Miss Mary Palmer. of Fredericksburg.
Is visiting Miss Jennie McDonoush, of
North Twenty-stxth Street.
Mr.. J. Thompson Brown, who has been
suffering from an attack of rheumatism.
Il sprnteSv hat better.
Mr.. ]. Felix Smith, who is sick al
tbe Old Dominion Hospital, is about the
same.
The she,tering Arms Free Hospital.
which has been closed during the sum-
ner is now open to charity patients.
Mrs. John Smith and her granddaughter.
MISS Inez Buchanan. are visiting in Cow
tngton. Ky.
DR.. Morris Halves. resident physician
of the Chesapeake and Ohio Hospital, at
Covington. Va, is now on visit TO his
father, Colonel G.. Percy Halves.
Mrs. Jennie Bayless. of cioldsboro. N. c..
! is visiting relatives in Richmond. She is
,, accompanied by her son.
Mrs W. H Gordon, of No. 1oS East
Clay Street, and Miss Carrie Perkins. of
North Second Street, have left for New
York to spend several days.
MI G. Percy Halves, Jr.. who has for
some time besn witt an engineer corps
in West Virginia. is at present in Rich
mond on a visit.
Miss Maysie Fleming. daughter of Mr..
w l. Fleming. left Tuesday for Slaun-
ton, Va. where she will attend the cur
rent session of Miss BaIdwin's School.
Judge Waddin left for Norfolk yesterday
afternoon to hold court to-day. He will
consider the case of Ryan against the Sea-
board Air Line.
Among the speakers at the annual ses-
sion of the United Typothetae in Kansas
city on Tuesday was Mr.. Everett Wad-
dey, of this city.
Members of Company D. Old Dominion
Guard are ordered to assemble at tine
armory at $50 ~ NJ to-day, to take
part in the firemen's parade.
Robert Kean, son OF NJ. John J. Tur-
ner, of No sos North Tenth Street, is
slowly improving after several weeks
illness of malarial fever.
a wagon belonging to Mr.. Anderson was
run into by Clay-Street Car No. Iii near
Eleventh and Main Streets yesterday af
ternoon. The driver was slightly injured.
and also the horse
Harry Wood. a small coIored boy, is
under arrest at the Second Police Station
on the charge of stealing a gold watch
and pair of cuff buttons from L. ,Linor.
officer Wyatt made the arrest
The body of a white baby was found
floating in the water not far from the
Richmond Ice Compauy's plant yesterday
afternoon by Policeman C. ]. F'olkes. The
coroner was notified
william Booker was sentenced to five
years II the peuitenttIry yesterday by
the Jury in the Hastings Court for break
ing into one of the freight cars OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company.
The Board of Managers OF the Church
Hill Branch OF the Woman's Christian
Association will meet tomorrow morn
ing at II o'clock at the Home, on East
Franklin Street.
Mr.. Herbert L. Hulce. VINO has been with
the OYd Dominion Building and Loan Assoc
cation for a number of years, has accepted
q posftion with the Collector of Delinquent
Taxes of which he viii take charge on
October 1st.
The 1l-months-old child of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Ratio had q bad fail Monday after
noon from porch at it's home. on East
Main Street Tine little one is hurt sert-
ously. It's thigh is supposed to be frac-
tured DR.. Coleman is in attendance
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Confederate Memorial Literary Society
was held yesterday morning at the Con-
federate Museum. corner OF Twelfth and
Clay Street. Routine business was trans
acted.
The Sir Moses Monteiore Synagogue
VII have q new synagogue in more
convenient situation The site for the
new house has not been chosen. but It Will
be more accessible to the membership than
the present one.
Mrs. Annie w Armstrong. OF Baltimore.
corresponding secretary OF the Womans
Missionary Union. will address the Ladies
Missionary Society of the First Bapuse
Church this afternoon at 4 o'elock. All
ladies are cordially invited to attend.
The members of the Junior Class of
the Union Theological Seminary VIII IN
the near future. establish missionary
sunday-schools at various points IN ths
city The young men have asked the
assistance OF the ministers. and VIII I'M
doubtedly make a success OF the move
nent-
The westminster Presbyterian Sun
6av-school opened yesterday morning with
a good attendance Prot Ernest ssa I'll a.
Cosbv will have charge of the music
,.,,.,r He viii give Instructions