The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-24
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Intcostins Facts About Iichmond's
c;t;1.pa md Other. Matters.

zIntcostins Facts About I.ichmond's
Citizens and Other Matters.
Messrs. L. c. Watkins and B. ". Leigh,
Of Halifax, are in the city
A lady's kid glove and a mans nit are
at the First Police Station awaiting iden-
LITIGATION.
"A new switchboard is now being pat
in at the yards of the Irigg COMPANY
BY the Bell Company
Kendall Keegan. a student at st. Marys
Seminary, is visiting his parents, at No
e312 East Marshall Street.
Miss Louise Hickson. OF Danviile, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. M.SAshby Jones,
of North Twenty-ffth Street
The Board of Lady Managers of the
Retreat for the Sick will meet at No Il
West Main Street to-day at noon.
Messrs. Joseph NJ. and w. S. Hunt. of
Blackstone. the former cashier of the Cit
zen's Bank there, were in the city yes
terday.
Sergeant Thomas Correl. who has been
quite sick with fever at his home oh East
Franklin Street, was able to bcSout yes
terday.
The East Henrico Literary and Social
Club will meet Friday. January 18Th. at
.sHudsonia," the residence of Mrs. RI
Hudson.
Miss Mary Finley McIilwaine, daughter
of Dr. McIlwaine, of Hampden-Sidney
College, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Nat
Fraser, on Fifth Street
Shockoe Council, Royal Arcanum. held
an interesting meeting last night, at
which there were several limitations n
social session with refreshments followed
Mr. William S. Whittier, inspector for
the Hartford Steam Boiler and Insurance
Company. made a very gratifying report
on the 18th instunt concerning the CITY
Hall boilers.
Mr.. Joseph COIN. of No Oh Capitol
Street returned Tuesday night from Bal
timore where he went to attend the
funeral of his brother, Mr.. II. 2. Cohn,
of that city.
District Deputy-Grand Knight Flaherty,
of Pennsylvania is in the city. He con-
ferred the third degree on a number of
candidates at the regular meeting OF the
Knights of Columbia.
A negro woman named Amanda BroeFs,
the ser.ant of Mrs Carter. No 25ol East
Broad Street, was painfully burned about
the face yesterday morning by faiilnS
against the cooking stove.
The ambulance was called to Twenty
second and Franklin Streets yesterday
morning at 10 O'Clock to attend julian
Robertson (colored), who was suffering
from severe cramps. He was treated py
DR.. ellis and left for home
There will be a smoker with refresh
ments for the members of the Virginia
S. A r. at their meeting on Friday. 18th
instant, at o'clock P. NJ, at No l0i East
Franklin Street There will be important
business. and members are respectfully
urged TO attend.
Mr.. August Simonpietri, who has been
on a hunting expedition in Powhatan
| county, returned to the city Tuesday
! night with a full bag of game Mr.
Smonpetri reports splendid sport and
| game plentiful in Powhatan. He is much
| improved by his trip.
VirSintaus in New York
NEW YORK. January 23--lIotet ar
| rivals include the following Virgin.ans:
! Richmond-W- r. Scott, II. S Chnse. J.
| +. Lammins. Broadway Central; Mr.. and
| Mrs. W. S. Kerley, Bartholdi; A. j. Mar
. cuse. Hoffman: W. Fl. Miles, New Am
| sterdam; W. y. Rountree, Continental;
! Mr. and Mrs J. Smith. Everett; Mr. and
| Mrs. W. J. Wallace, Mahattan-
! DanVille-A Wildman, Imperial.
| Alexandria-R. F Knox, Jr.. Murray
| Hill
Hampton-N. S. Hampton. Victoria: T
| Tabb. ST. Denis.
Lynchburg-J. 0. IIanvrey, Victorta-
| hoanoke-S 3. Pierce. Imperial.