The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-11-06
BREVITIES.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS, MINOR TOP
les, AND SMALL MATTERS.
The News ofthe Day Boiled Down
and Served Up in Con
densed Shape.

Mr.. Lewis Glnter, OF Richmond, Is at
Wizards Hotel, Washington.
The brig Lunda, from Liverpool, with
salt for Davenport d Morris has entered.
There is a bad hole in the pavement at
the corner of Fourth and Broad streets.
The Chamber of Commerce banquet
will take place at Sanger Halle Novem-
Der 18th.
w. NJ. Poindexter, the well-known
Washington architect, arrived in the city
yesterday.
The Presbyterian Synod will meet at
the First Presbyterian church November
TO- II, and ~.
There are number of Richmond exhibit
tors at the Colored Industrial Exhibition
at Petersburg.
There were but few visitors to the
Tobacco Exchange yesterday and the
market is very quiet.
Major w. T. Sutherlin, Danville, and
d. w. Macpherson and wife, Philadelphia,
are at the Exchange.
The KickapOo Indian show still attracts
large crowds Its camp-ground is oppo-
site the Salvation tent.
The Hastings Court was engaged yes
terday in the trials of parties who had
not paid their licenses.
Workmen were busily engaged yester-
day paving and guttering Laurel street
south of Beverly street.
Mr.. Carter Scott was one of the guests
at the opening german of the Norfolk
German Club Thursday night
The funeral services of the late Mrs.
Dora A. Davies took place from Grace
Episcopal church in Petersburg
J. l.. Arthur, treasurer of Bedford
county, was at the Capitol yesterday set
thing his accounts with the Auditor.
Sergeant Seal, of the Second Police dis
trict, was on duty again yesterday for the
first time after bad spell of sickness.
The Protestant Episcopal Church Home
will hold pound party Tuesday, Hovem-
Der 9th, at the Home. Contributions are
solicited.
The Committee on Health met at Pres
ident STATIONS Office, No. 107 East Main
street, last night, and transacted routine
business.
Two more schools as an annex to Mad
isOn school have been opened in the new
building at the southwest corner of Pine
and Cary streets.
After Conference Rev DR.. John Han
non will lecture at Park-Place church for
the benefit of the mission church on
West Main street.
The annual reunion of old Company
F. Association will take place at Sanger
Halle from 730 p. NJ. to II o'clock NJ. Fri
pay, November 18th.
AS has been previously mentioned in
THE TINES, the new Park-Place church
will be dedicated Wednesday, November
10th, at - o'clock NJ
Leader Lodge, |. O. G. r., of Manches-
ter, Thursday night installed the newly
elected officers whose names were pub
lished in The TINES last week.
1t is expected that Bishop Randolph
will officiate at the Soldiers Home to-
morrow at o'clock p NJ There will be
no service at the Male Orphan Asylum.
Grant Ammons, the person who was
cut during a fight on st. John street,
Wednesday night, was not Grant AmmOns
employed by the Western Union Tele-
graph Company.
Mr. Reuben Hecht gave a compliment
tary banquet Thursday night in Balti-
more to Canmakers' Assembly 1885, X.
of L., and Dickinson's Band. Mr.. Hecht
was caterer for the recent excursion of
the Assembly to Richmond.
Mary Ralnes, a white female, a resident
of Washington, was taken seriously i'll
at Elba station at half-past II o'clock yes
terday. The city ambulance was called
and Dr. Rogers, the officer in charge, re-
moved her to the almshouse FOR treatment.
j. W. Sedgwick, Charles A. Page,
Harry Calligan, and William II. Parrish,
Jr., each won gold medal at the Pen Art
Hall writing school, II. j. Williamson,
principal, at the close of the ninth session,
Thursday. A number of pupils received
certificates for proficiency.
The following officers were elected for
the Christian Missionary Society: Dr. p.
B. Pendleton, of Louisa county, president
Rev j. A. Spencer, of Strasburg, Va,
vice-president; Mr.. Thomas Clemmitt,
Jr., Richmond, secretary; Mr.. George W.
Anderson, Richmond, treasurer.
Colonel John Murphy was elected presi
dent of the McGill Lyceum Thursday
night, to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation of Captain Andrew Pizzini
Mr. Andrew j. Cayanaugh was elected
recording secretary in place of Mr.. NJ.
Cavanaugh, who has removed from the
city.
A gentleman left his satchel with lit
tie negro boy on the corner of Tenth and
Main streets Thursday The man went
off to the depot and failed to come back
The boy waited about two hours for him,