The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-04
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Eichmonds
Citizens aud Othrr Matters.

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The Internal Revenue receipts for the
month OF December were $266, 1859
Mr.. 7. Fl. e lett is quite sick at his
residence, No. So7 West Franklin Street.
The Church Hill Branch of the S. P. C.
A. will meet at No. +el West Main Street
ut o'clock this evening.
Mr.. C. II. Hill, of North Twenty-second
Street, who has been sick for about two
weeks is considered better.
The Wednesday Club vii have its next
rehearsal next Tuesday night Great
preparations are making for the May fes-
tival.
Mrs. and Mrs. y. NJ Vaughan. OF Wis
consn, are visiting at the residence OF
Mr.. j. w. Matthews, No 404 West Clay
Street
Mr.. Leon G. Roser@cn has accepted the
position of general supervisor and man
ager of the National Insurance Company
of Virginia.
Simon Allen. sent from Norfolk to the
Negro Reformatory and Thomas Scott,
from Newport News. escaped from that
institution Wednesday night.
Mr.. Joseph WalleIstein went to New
York yesterday, where he will speak to-
morrow night at the annual banquet of
the New York Division T. p. a.
The Retail Clerks Union field a largely
attended regular meeting at Smiths Hall
on Fifth Street, last night and transacted
much business Of u routine nature.
Detective John II. Hall has a gold star
medal with initials on it, which was found
III the City Hall. The owner can get the
medal by applying to Mr. Hall at Police
Headquarters
Mr. Harvey. Simmons. for fourteen years
cashier OF the Southern Bell Telephone
Company i'll this city, has gone to New
York TO accept Il position with tsle Union
Express Company.
Henry X. Gelhaar is wanted in SYRIA
cuse. and a reward of SO is asked for in
formation that may lead to his present To-
cation. He was last seen on May 18th.
He is a job printer.
Clerk Christian issued marriage licenses
to the following: William E. Johnson and
Bette c. Fiddler Sam. w. Inge and Mag
gle B. Whitman, Robert r. Roberts, Jr.,
and Annie Taylor Elan.
Mr.. and Mrs George ". Burkert cele-
brated their wooden wedding Wednesday
night. 1t was a most enjoyable occasion,
many being present from Richmond and
Manchester to congratulate the popular
young couple.
The Windy Point Club has decided to
hold its annual banquet at Tayior's Hail,
on the night of January oath This will
be the day after the Legislature meets.
1t is hoped to have all the cdndirates for
Governor present.
me sui o. Alr +. II. C. Caibell against
the Commonwealth Club, notice of which
was given in the Chancery Court last
Saturday. mas been dropped. In compliance
with Mr.. Cabell's wishes, 1t was dismissed
at rules yesterday.
The six negroes arrested by Detective
Duke along the Chesapeake and OHIO
railroad, and who We're convicted were
brought to the penJtentiary Wednesday
night. These men We're convicted of all
classes of crime, including burglary and
assault.
Officer Duke. of the chesapeake and
Ohio. captured the two negroes who
escaped from the Negro Refocmatory
Wednesday. They We're caught near the
County Court House yesterday afternoon.
Their names are Simon Allen and Thomas
Scott They were taken back
Manager Wilbur, of the late "a Mid
night Bell Company" has not been heard
from since he left here on New-Years
night. The scenery of the piece is stored
away in the Academy here, and will be
held by Manager Leath for breach of con-
tract on the parti of Manager Wilbur in
not showing in Norfolk Wednesday
night.
Rev. DR.. z. N. Calisch will tonight de-
liver the sixth Of his series of lectures on
Religious Founders, the subject tonight
being Mohammet The series will con-
clude with a resume on next Friday night
Tue subject of DR.. Caiischs sermon for
Tomorrow morning will be 'The Promise
Of the Twentieth Century"