The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-01
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Eicimond's
Citizens r1 Other Matters.

Int CrcSfinS EaCCS. hDout h'ciiHlo'i' ,
CITIZENS rd Other Matters.
Mr.. ]. McChesney Eogshead has re-
turned to this city from Middlebcook.
Mr.. ]. B. Reynolds, ahead of the James
Kidder Company, is at Murphy's Hotel
Mt. ]. ]. McAIullins has returned from
a by asant visit to re.at.ves in the North
Cantain Richard Irby, Of Randolph-Ma-
con College, at Ashland, was in the city
yesterday.
Mrs. l.. G.. Lee is quite sick at the
residence of her son-in-law, Capt. George
II. Rogers, in Fulton
DR.. W. C. Campbell, of Roanoke. who
has been spending a few days III the
: city, has returned home.
Mr.. Wilbur r. Anderson. of New Kent.
is the guest Of his cousin, MI hiram Z.
Anderson, of Church Hill
Nj. George Ch:ldrey. of Fulton left
Yesterday for Baltimore. where he has
accepted q valuable p Sition.
AIr. Geor:.. Bryan, who has BEEN i'll
with pneumonia, has somewhat improved
IN the last twerty-four hours.
Mrs. John Rogers, of Baltimore, is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Brown, OF
North Beach Street. this city
4 portion of the Seventieth Regiment
i1allU mas gone " iiiiiitt5 toAi' ~ ~ W
play at a german last night.
Judc. Waddill and Deputy Clerk Joseph
P. Brady, of the United States District
Court, We're in Norfolk yesterday.
Mr.. Leslie Ogilvie, of No. Si7 North
IT. entv-third Street, who has been quite
sick for the past month, is Improving.
Richard Mimms, charged with assault
Eng w II. Jones. was arrested yesterday
morning by officer w. A. Barfoot and Is
lodged in the Third Police Station.
Nj. s. j. e. Wright, Of the City Hall
force. found "a god medal on q Hollywood
Traction car, and would be glad TO re-
turn it to the owner, if CALI d for at the
City Hall
\ horse attached to q buggy, driven
by two unknown negroes yeste. day alter
noon stumbled over the car track at
First and Broad Streets, fell and broke
the shafts of TIL buggy.
Collector Of Customs Bethel said yes
tertlav that ocserber was the best
month i'll his g partment since ne has
been in office. There We're an Unusually
large number of importatioGs Of goods
\ new tribe of Red Men was institute
ID last night at 5 o'clock at Monroe Lodge
bv My. e. Z. Davis, assisted by members
of other tribes in the city. About fifty
names We're enrolled on the books.
The residents of tIp, West End are
very much annoyed by the large mum
Der stray dogs that make night nd
eo,is The dogs gather in large num-
/, rs and make nuisances OF themselves.
Mr.. Franklin stear1ls covered himself
With glory at B.andon Park Tuesday
afternoon in a shoot at fifty live pig ons.
out of a possible fifty. he XII ed forty
seven. Others made the following score:
Winchester, 40; Jackson,1i; Wood, Is.
Mr.. Joseph OConnor, a popular young
business man of West Point. is in the
civ. a guest at Murphy's He came up
70 put himself in th hands OF his friend
in the Richmond Lodge Of Elks, and
hopes to be q full-fledged Elk before
long.
Nir.inians in New York.
fspcciai Dispatch to The Timcs)
NEW YORK, October .31.-Norfolk-E.
st. John, Albemarle; E. G. Fosburg, Muir
perersburs-Rev +. Mezick Broadway
R.chmond-L. F. Sullivan, c. E. Potts,
~. O. Williams, Grand; II. I. Hasker,
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