The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-11
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About ti'ch'nohu
Citizens and Other Matters.


Nv t,,,hert IT. Bailey left last night
for Memphis. Tenn
Mr.. Philip Thomas continues quite SICK
1T his home. eth and l: Streets.
Mr. A Iangstaff Johnston, who has
bean ouite i'll at St. Lukes Hospital, IS
now improving.
NJ sidney n. James, Of the Architects
and Builders Journal, Baltimore, IS IN
the city on business
The first trip OF the New York ana
Florida Special of the Atlantic Coast Line
will be made next Monday.
Judge Waddill, who has been at Alex
andria holding court all the week. IS eN-
nected back IN the city tonight
Mr.. w. A. Dickinson, keeper of Oak
wood Cemetery. who has been sick for
some days, is reported as being better.
Mr.. Fl. l.. Hulce, deputy clerk in the
office of the Collector of Delinquent Tax
es. is confined 70 his homo with the
grip.
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Binswanger. OF St.
Joseph. Mo. are visiting their aunt, Mrs.
Bertha Binswanger, on West Grace
Street
Mr.. W. A. Houston. special representa-
tive of the Joseph Dixon Crucible Com
pany. Jersey City. New Jersey, is IN
Richmond on business
Miss E,fic Hite has returned TO her
home in Petersburg, after a pleasant Wis
it to her friend, Miss Louise MCGEE, at
Chesterfield Courthouse, Va.
Mr.. Ordway Fuller. the well-known
Young lawyer. left last night for Ne"
York on professional business. He VIII
probably be gone several days.
Mr.. John W. Richardson. of Holston
Council. ROYAL Arcanun, of Marion Va,
was a guest at the banquet OF
Shockoe Council at Lee Camp Hall We'd
nesdaY night.
VIM. II. Beasley vas discharged in the
Hastings court yesterday afternoon. tie
was indicted on tire charge Of holding up (.
D. Sayles ana threatening HIM with
pistol On December Sth-
Mr.. r. f. Penn, the young man at the
CITY Hospital, who was struck by c.
and O. train several days ago near SCOTS
VILE IS still in Il prccarlouS condition,
with slight chances OF his recovery
Mr.. and Mrs. William H Hyer. OF
Stanton, Va, who have been visiting Ny
and Mrs. Fl. H. Henley, of this city, left
Yesterday over the seaboard Air Line
for California, where they will spend
several months.
Detective p. J. Brannan. of Baltimore,
way home from the south. where he has
been on business in connection with MS
department. He called upon Major Howard
aud paid his respects.
Mr.. Charles S. Johnson. formerly of
Virginia. now of Jersey City, left yesterday
morning for home, after spending the
holidays with friends in this State He
was for a while the guest of Mr.. John
Dietrich. of the Nine-Mile Road.
The condition of Franklin Street, be-
tween Union and Fifteenth is very rough.
owing to the heavy travel and the work
on the Union Depot. In some places in
the streets there are ruts a foot deep and
four and five feet long.
Councilman Pollock will fight for an
appropriation of $500 for music in the
parks this summer. Last year the appro-
pratt was $500. but it is proposed TO
give more music this year, and TO in
crease the size OF the band
The steamer Richmond which struck
a rock at Graveyard Reach on Sunday
morning, has been foated ard car
ried to Newport News. where she will
be dry-docked and repaired The damage
is not yet known. No other vessel has
taken her place on the Clyde Line.