The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-11-19
BREvITIES.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS, MINOR MEN
TON, AND SMALL MATTERS.
The News ofthe Day Boiled Down
and Served Up in Con
densed Shape.

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The Messrs. Kaltwassers, noted New
York restaurateurs, are at the Exchange
Hotel 9 - '-7. ~ ',' "a - = q.
Rescue Lodge of Good Templars paid
fraternal visit to Jefferson Lodge last
night.
EEK Postmaster Beattie, of Manchester,
had violent hemorrhage yesterday and
is quite i'll.
Mr.. NJ. B.yRosenbaum and wife re-
turned Wednesday from an extended
bridal tour
Mr.. Joseph Hershman and wife, of
Baltimore, are. now in the city on bridal
tour South.
Mr.. Irving b. Gary, of Henderson, n.
c., formerly of Manchester, and wife are
on visit to the latter city.
Mr.. J. NJ. Fossett, superintendent of
the Male Orphan Asylum cigar factory,
has been quite sick for several days.
In the notice of the steam laundry in
yesterdays TIMES it is " Excelsior" in all
but the charges. these are made to suit
the times.
The s0iree dansante Of Prof. Minor at
Germania Hall last night was one of the
best the veteran terpsichorean artist has
ever yet given.
Thomas Moore, who was sent to jail for
beating his wife, gave security yesterday
and was released, and left for Petersburg.
"Our gain is that citys loss"
Rev. DR.. r. II. McKim well-known in
this city, and for some time rector of one
of the largest Episcopal churches in New
York, will soon remove TO New Orleans.
Mr.. E. Z. Dounham, of Alexandria, is
the Grand Warden of the Knights Tenn
plar. This correction is made because the
name has been printed wrong in all the
papers, THE TINES included.
BY the storm Wednesday night and
Thursday morning portion of the fence
at Madison School was blown down, and
some damage was done to the roof of
Pine-street Baptist church.
Mr.. w. r. Myers and bride Of Bridge
water, Va, who are on an extended
Northern bridal tour, are stopping few
DAYS at the residence of the groom's
brother, Mr.. J. b. Myers, III East Grace
street.
A well-known citizen who was some
years divorced from his. wife on account
of incompatibility Of temper, is soon to
be reunited to his early love. 1t is always
pleasant to record such events.
Rev. DR.. w. f. Hatcher came on from /
Baltimore, where he is president of the |
Baptist Congress, to take part in the mar /.
riage of Mr.. f. II. Crump and Miss Edith .
Edna Allan He returned on the train /
with the bridal party.
During the first act of Against the
Stream last night, Irene Worrell Hol-
ton had a fainting spell. But few persons
in the audience noticed it. Miss Holton
was very sick, but will, it is hoped, be
able to appear to-day.
The Mercantile Club have leased the
apartments over Nos 700 and III Broad
street. The first floors will be thrown
INTO one, making the largest dancing hall
in the city The second floors will be
used as club-roOms, reading-rooms, par
Ors, &c.
The fair of the Little Sisters of the
Poor Melted about $4,000. This money
will be used in paying off the debt on the
chapel, which has recently been erected,
and clearing up the debt on the improve
nents that have been made to the main
The first full-dress ball of the Mercan-
lie Club for this season took place last
hight at Sanger Halle. 1t was largely
lttended by members, and dancing was
Kept up until this morning. The supper
~ Mr.. Siegel, was a marvel of the Gull
larry art.