The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-01
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Eichmond's
Citizens and Other Matters.

Interesting Facts About Eichmond's
Citizens and Other Matters.
The condition OF DR.. f. Dawson con-
tinues very critical.
CAPTAIN Asa Rogers, Of the revenue
office. at Petersburg, is in town.
Superintendent of Mails, Fitzgerald, is
reported as still quite i'll.
Rev. Dr. A. E. Dickinson is able to be-
up again. He is greatly improved.
Judge B. A. Hancock. Of Chesterfield
county. was a visitor at the State Libra
ry yesterday.
DIR. George f. Bagby is in Richmond
quite indisposed, but is now somewhat
improved.
Mr.. John F. Mayer. the popular agent
of the Old Dominion Line, who has been
quite i'll, is much improved.
There is some probability that the price
of gas will be reduced to so cents per
thousand cubic feet during this year.
DR.. J. W. southall. Superintendent of
Public Instruction. is detained at his
home, in Amelia county, by illness.
Miss Young. of Atlanta, who has been
visiting the Misses Strickler for several
weeks, returned Tuesday night to Atlanta.
Charles Williams. son Of Mr.. F. d.
Williams. is reported as slightly improved
and some hopes for his recovery are now
entertained
Mrs. James Peasants and her brother,
Mr.. William r. Massie, will sail for Bos-
ton to-day on the steamer New Eng
land for Europe.
Miss Mary Cringan. librarian of the
Rosemary Library, is visiting New YORK,
and her place is being fi.ie'; during her
absence by Miss Payne.
Council Committee. Clerk Alfred Nc
Dcwei1. who has been I'll at the home of
his father near Ashland was at his office
a short while yesterday. He is still! quite
sick.
In the Hastings Court yesterday the
iury heard the case of ". NJ Thompson
against C. E. Lefew, for SIS damages al
legged done 4 horse, and found for the de-
PENDANT.
Mr. Henry z. Dixey, who is starring
with Robson in "Oliver Goldsmith is a
pupil of Veteran Actor Charles Pierson,
of this city. He was entertained by Mr.
Pierson at his studio While here.
The Secretary of the Commonwealth
has requested the Superintendent of Pub
lie Printing to contract for the repriatinS
and binding of volumes XIX and IN OF
Grattan's Virginia Reports. Section Isl
of the Code rdovides for reprinting two
volumes of these reports each year.
Captain A. V. Shelton, foreman of Hook
and-Ladder Company No. 3, has rendered
his resignation, to take effect from Feb
ruary 1st. The vacancy will probably
be filled at the next meeting Of the fire
commissioners. Mr. Shelton's business
as an elevator contractor requires all OF
his time. so that he has concluded to re-
sign his position in the department
VirSinians in New York,
NEW YORK, Jan. 3l.-Special.-Vir-
ginians in New York:
Dapville-B. r. Gearham, Grand Union;
Mrs. y. Bennett, Holland.
-Lynchburg-J. D. Tate, D. a. Hurley
ST. Denis.
Newport News-T Cox, st. Cloud.
Norfolk-A. p. Thorn, Hoffman
Petersburg. r. Saal, Herald Square.
Richmcnd-W. H. Parrish, Herald
Square; H. NJ. Tyler, Grand: W. r.
Robins, Imperial: J. A. Coke. and wife
w. r. Niagins, Mrs: +. Peasants. Mrs.
I C.. e Whitlock, Manhattan; NJ. NJ. Gill
liam. Marlborough; Z. a. Constine J. T.
Rohr. Rivers; w. s. Freeman, H.. G..
Freeman, st. Denis; a.. b. Clarke Wal
I. dorf.