The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-15
PERSONAL GOSSIP.
Brief Mention About People and Things OF
Interest.

Brief Mention About People and Things of
Interest.
Mrs & L. Cherry left for Johns-Hop-
kins. Baltimore. for treatment.
Magnolia Camp, Woodmen of the World
held enjoyable smoker Tuesday night.
The Board of Governors Of the Abe
marie Club will hold d meeting Saturday
night.
Mr. J. l.. Hill. Of the J. L. Hill Printing
Company, was in Norfolk yesterday on
business
Mr.. NJ L. Rose. of Richmond. was reg
istered at the Stafford in Baltimore,
yesterday.
Va is visiting her aunt. Mrs, P. Faith
full, No. SIT North Fifth Street.
Paramount Tent, Knights of the Mac
cabees, will hold a smoker and entertain
ment the first Wednesday in April
This is one of the well-known fishing
points from which Richmond gets a por-
ton of its supply OF fresh-watcr fish.
Mr.. c. E. Browne, agent Of the Atlantic
Coast Line, at Petersburg, was visitor
at the lical railroad Offices yesterday.
Mr. H. l.. Van Wyck. of Newark. n. j.,
who has been visiting friends in Rich
mond for several days, has returned
homo.
Mr. Everhart is a member of the Rich
mond Lodge of Elks,4 the members Of
which are glad to hear from their absent
brother.
.nong the Virginans who are ut The
Jefferson Mr.. and Mrs. William Panniel
and G. II. Won Volkenkenburgh, Charles
w. Kent, University.
Buffalo Bills show will be in Richmond
in April. and Mr.. Jack Seaman, an old
Richmond man. who is ahead of the
show, says it is greater than ever.
4 carload of special transformations
for the Traction Company with the
Main-Street lne-has arrived at the Ches-
apeake and Ohio Broad-Street yards.
Mr.. Juan Pizzini, Jr.. has received a
letter from Mr.. William Everharr, the
young trick "hoop-roller,' who is now
in London. playing at the famous Tivoli
Music Hall.
There is scarcely man in the City Hall
who is not a member of the Carnival
Club. which was organized by Messrs.
J. B. WEIGH and Isaac Held, of the
,, Treasurer's Office.
A freight car OH tie spur track of the
Seaboard Air Line Railroad yesterday
morning pulled down the troleywirc at
the Broad Street crossing, delaying travel
for a few minutes.
Mr.. James Botto of No. 22l5 East Main
Street has secured the landing at Rock
o-hock, or Walkers where he will place
his haul-seine, which will be under the
charge of Mr.. Joseph Rose.
Treasurer Charles II. Phillips, who in
augurated the Easter celebration in Cap
itol Square last year. is devisinG plan
by which he may again contribute to the
entertainment of the children of the city
on Easter Monday.
Master Wellfcrd Duke. the little son Of
Special Officer c. D. Duke. of the Chesa
peake and Ohio Railway. has been quite
sick some time with the grip. He is
much better today. however, and hopes
to be out again shortly.
Elevatorman Thomas. of the City Hall,
still mourns the loss OF his combination
Pythian and Odd-Felows' badge. which
disappeared from its accustomed place
on the lapel of his coat several days
ago. The badge has tender associations,
rather than intrinsic value.
y professional PIANIST has applied
to Commissioners Hawkins for license
to practice his profession here. The city
ordinance provides tina such A. business
may be conducted for $40 taxes a year.
There is no State tax. Collector Cunning
ham will issue the permit.
Mr. sig. Goodman. formerly of this city.
now of Baltimore. is in the city at the
Jefferson. Mr.. Goodman is agent in Bal
timorc for the Fleschmann DistillinG
Company, of Cincinnati, and has estab-
lished large business. Mr.. Goodman
will remain in the city several days.
Mr. Mann S. Quarles. vice-presidcnt of
the Virginia Trust Company, has in his
possession six copper plates, formerly
used by the old Bank of'Nirginia, which
he will have made into box and given
to the new Mechanics Institute, to be the
receptacle for the mementoes to be placed
away and scaled in the cornerstone
Mr.. John johnson. Of the Sheriffs Of
flee. Brooklyn is on one OF his trips to
the city to see his many friends Mr..
Johnson thinks Richmond is the next
place to Brooklyn on. the map. and he
spends almost as much of his time here
as he does in Brooklyn. He is stopping
at Murphy's.