The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-10-27
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NEWSY NOTES - PERSONALS - CUk'
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Abont Folks You Know, and In
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tllllOH TOlSt.
Mr.. William b. Isaacs left Monday
evening for New York.
The Methodist Conference OF Virginia
meets in Norfolk next month.
The Richmond brig Vulcan is at Nor
folk having a new shaft put in
Mrs. II. A. Catlin is slowly improving,
after long weeks of serious illness.
The work of paving Main street east
of Twenty-fourth is nearly completed.
Mr.. A. B. Moore is back in the city
from his summer sojourns and rambles.
The sewer in Hollywood is in very
dirty condition and needs immediate at
tention.
There was large and enthusiastic
Democratic meeting at Short Pump yes
terday.
Mr.. William H. Sadler, of the Religions
HeraJd office, is sick at his old home, in
Fluvanna.
Mr.. Frank Smyth is at home, after his
usual stay in Washington and at the Nir-
ginia Springs.
Joseph Fazioli, a native of Italy, was
Yesterday admitted to citizenship in the
Circuit Court.
The new road to Mount Calvary Gem
etery is now nearly completed and is in
fine condition.
r. VI. Twisdale has left the city with
letter of introduction to Northern cities,
where he expects to visit.
Mr.. George E. Robertson, of Chester,
prominent Democrat Of Chesterfield,
was in the city yesterday.
Patti Rosa, who is said to be the equal
of Katie Putnam and Lolita, will be at the
Theatre November lst and 2d.
c. II. Younger, of New York, is in the
city, and addressed the Young Mems
meeting on a recent Sunday.
Miss Eula Grey, of Hampton, is visit
ing Miss Lummie Cunningham, of Col
lege- -the-Cliff, Libby Hill.
The work of paving Broad street, in
the vicinity of Brook avenue and Adams
street, is progressing fayOrably.
Misses Woodfn and Van Fossett, who
have been the guests Of Mrs. Joseph r.
Gill, have returned to Hampton.
The man who escaped from Sing Sing
was escorted around the city yesterday by
Advertising Agent Mcdonald and a
squad.
The lady who lost the blue flannel sack
at the Fair Grounds can get the same at
the secretary's Office, No. 26 North Ninth
street.
Rev. William A. Campbell, Rev. r. r..
/ Morrison, and Mr. J. d. X. Sleight have
been attending Presbyterian meetings at
| Norfolk
The funeral of Mrs Virginia l.. Gaines,
wife of John +. Gaines, took place from
Park Place Methodist church yesterday
at II o'clock A. VI.
The horses attached to one Of the Berg
ner q Engel wagons ran off yester-
dav on Main street near Pine. No great
damage was done.
Masters Archie Tripler, Of New York,
and Candy Hewitt, of Louisville, are Wis
iting friends in the city. Both are sons
of former residents.
Charles Ogden, one of the parties ar
rested by Officers Lampkin and Wren on
the Fair Grounds last Wednesday, gave
bail yesterday and left the city.
Dr. r. f. Sratton, president of the
Board Of Health reports - deaths in the
city during the week ending Saturday
October 23-whites, 10; cOlored, p.
What has become Of the scheme to have
the Hebrew Orphan Asylum located III
Richmondy From present appearances
it would seem that Atlanta will have
walk-over in the matter.
G.. VI. Smithdeal, of the Greensboro IN
c. Association, is in the city, and may
: locate here permanently. He is principa
of the Smithdeal Business College, an in
stitution of prominence in the city above
named.
l.. w. Irwin former active worker
3 in the Washington and lee University
Christian Association, now at the Union
Theological Seminary, was in the city Z
, few days ago undergoing treatment foI
his eyes.
Deputy City Sergeant Macon returned
home Monday morning from trip e
Orange county, where he says there ar,
more partridges and wild turkeys thi
year than there have been for the past fiji
teen years.
The Athens (Ga) railroad bulletiI
: says: Mr. Thomas W. Gentry, the mas
ter mechanic of the Airline shops, AT
J lanta, has been promoted, and deseryedly
He goes to Richmond in charge Of TIT
shops there We regret to lose him here
Our best wishes follow him.
Mr.. James b. Blanks, Grand Generals
simo of Knights Templar of Virginia
paid an official visit to Richmond Com
t mandery, No. 2, last night. He was ac
companied by several members of Apo