The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-11-02
BREvITIES.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS, MINOR TOP.
les, AND SMALL MATTERS.
The News ofthe Day Boiled Down
and Served Up in Con
densed Shape.

The City Hall hands were paid OIL
Yesterday afternoon.
Alderman John T. Chappell is out,
after a severe illness.
Patti-Rosa and some Of her company
are at Ford's Hotel.
Patti Rosa appears in her great char
acter Bob" at the Theatre tonight
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas n. Page have re-
turned to this city from their pleasant
European tour.
In the Hastings Court for October ~
marriage licenses were issued; AZ white
and ~ colored
Mrs. E. f. Eldridge, Of Alexandria, is
at Ford's Hotel, on visit to her father,
Mr.. J. p. Swords.
Another lot of stone for the new City
Hall arrived on the scene OF operations
yesterday morning.
Mr.. Y. Thomas BEDFORD, who was badly
injured by runaway accident OCTOBER
%. is able to be out on crutches.
Mr.. William II. Woody, now Of Norfolk,
but a well-knOwn Richmond man, IS IN
the city, and is warmly welcomed
Mrs. A. V. Tripler of New York, re-
turns to that city to-day after a welcome
visit to friends in her native city.
A number of well-known Charleston
refugees have taken rooms at the TX
change for the month of November.
Governor Lee was out in Haryietown
and vicinity Saturday looking up several
of his old comrades living thereabout.
Mr.. n. w. Bowe is building hand
some private residence on West Franklin
street next door to Mr.. Ashton Starke.
The latest West Sidney sensation is the
marriage of a siXty-year-old groom and a
sixteen-year-old bride-December ana
May.
The Petersburg Kermiss takes place
Thursday night. Many Richmonders will
90 over on the Petersburg road al reduced
rates.
Among the boys who have come down
TO vote are Messrs +. c. Crump, William
r. Burgess, James H. Brooks, and Frank
w. Fitzgerald.
Among the effective speakers at the
East End Democratic meeting last Satur-
dav night were Messrs William IL.
Woody and Frank J. Reilly.
Mr.. Henry /. Chandler has been sue
ceeded in the internal revenue office by
Mr.. w. n. Tyler Mr.. Chandler has been
most efficient and popular officer.
Sam Clarkson (colored), who keeps a
bar on Broad street, between Sixth ana
Seventh, was reported yesterday by po-
liceman for selling liquor on Sunday.
Mr.. E. G. Rawlings, of Cringan, Wat
kins d Co., was welcomed home yester-
day by his many friends lie came from
South Carolina to vote for George D.Wise
The bark Linda Park has been libelled
at Newport News at the instance OF some
of her crew. The matter will be heard
Wednesday before Commissioner Pleas
ants.
Yesterday was All Saints Day and sun.
!. day was All Hallow Fen. These day,
are now but little noticed, but in Other
times they were celebrated with muci
spirit
What threatened to be a serious fire in
the house of Sidney Jasper, on Taylor
street beyond Reservoir, was fortunately
discovered and eXtinguished by the neigh
bors Saturday night.
"The Outing Club of the Young Men
Christian Association has about seventy
five members 1t had thirteen outings
to points of interest during the last sea
SON 1t will be kept up.
, On account Of the gas-metre at the
Broad-street Methodist church being on
o. of order, no revival meeting was held las
! night The trouble will be repaired to
: day, and meeting will be held as usual to
r night
2 At - o'clock last night the city rail
S way company's hands were hard at worl
/ changing the switch and making arrange
ments to carry back the cars upon whic
stone had been brought down on yester
day morning early.