The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-23
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's
Citizens and Other Matters.
Mr.. Isaac Harris, OF Baltimore, is in the

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Mr.. Isaac Harris, Of Baltimore, is in the
city.
Captain ]. NJ. Harris, of Blackstone, is
in the city.
Miss Alice Hopkins and Mr.. o. E. Hop
kins, of Tazewell, are at Ford's.
George Pildner, ESD. a prominent young
attorney of Norfolk, is in the city
Mr.. frank B. Watkins, Of Charlotte,
sergeant-at-arms of the Senate, was in
the city yesterday
Mrs il. 7. Cutler, who has been i'll for
some weeks a DR. Stuart McGuire's Hos
p!tal, is concvalescent.
Mrs Frank z. Richardson, of New York.
is visiting her friend, Miss Wyllie Leigh
Dudley, at No. 1906 East Marshall Street.
Miss Helen and Miss Mary somerville,
of Roanoke, Va, are in the city, visiting
Miss Emmie Wherry, No. So South Third
Street.
Mrs. R. /. Waltrif and Miss Alice Will
son, of jamestown, have returned to their
homes, after spending Carnival week with
Mrs. B. NJ. Angle.
Mr. James p. Roc1e, of the Washing
ton Gas-L:ght Company, is on visit to
his uncle, Mr. 7. Kerse. who is i'll at his
residence. on West Marshall Street.
Miss Susie Towles and Miss Maude
Wills of Washington, who has been visit
ing Mrs. John Leland, of No. 307 East
Marshall Street, have returned home.
Mr.. J. P Roach, of Washington, for
merly of Richmond, spent the Carnival
week here with his friends, and declared
that he never spent happier week
Detectives Gibson and Wren went to a
house Monday to investigate the loss o. a
diamond bracelet, and while these - ser
4 an =
The Bell Book and Stationery Company
is exhibiting a fine oil portrait OF the late
Colonel John Bell Bigger. 1t is the work
of Mrs. E. A. Smith, and is a splendid
likeness.
Miss Adeline Lindemann and Miss Lena
Wulfllen left for Baltimore to take the
steamer Rhein, for Bremen, Germany, TO
visit their parents. and will return to
Richmond in the fall.
Thieves entered the yard of Mr.. James
Lyle, on Laurel Street, between Beverley
and Albemarle. Sunday night and robbed
it of nearly all the flowers and foliage
plants growing there.
The ladies' branch of the Church Hill
Woman's Christian Association will hold
a meeting at their hall, No 1902 Franklin
Street, tonight. Business of import
ance will be transacted.
The condition of Miss DeBold. who, for
the past month, has been seriously i'll at
her residence, No. 1881 West Cary Street,
is still very critical. But slight hope is
entertained for her recovery.
The eastern half of the New Reservoir
has been thoroughly cleared Of tic accu-
mutation of mud and trash and filed with
water The contractor is now preparing 10
begin operations on the western half.
The adjourned meeting OF the Board of
Governors of the Wednesday Club will
be held at the Commonwealth Club Tues
day night, at which time a secretary,
treasurer, director and librarian for the
ensuing year will be elected.
The Woodmen of the World are ar
ranging for an entertainment and public
meeting for next Tuesday night, at which
time Mr.. J. W. Browning, of Omaha,
will speak and Mr.. j. c. Root, of the
same place. will also appear.
Thieves entered the Office of Mr.. Edward
Hotze No. 11ef1a East Main Street, early
Monday morning. Several drawers were
ransa cked, but nothing Of any value
taken. They gained entrance by breaking
a window in the rear and slipping the
latch.
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ians in New Pork:
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Square.
Norfolk-A. c. Humphreys, Aston; II.
S. Atllss, Continental; ". r. Cook, I'M
perial.
Petersburg-M R. saal. Imperial.
Richmond-J. L. Stern, Hoffman; ]. p.
Powers, ST. Denis.
yireinia-F. M Masters, Albert; E. and
w. St. John, Albemarle: c. r. Smith. T.
II. Smith. Cosmopolitan.
John ". Auren, of.Richmond. sails to-
dayz or. steamship Kaiserin Maria Theresa
for Bremen.