The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-11-25
BREVITIES.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS, MINOR MEN
TION AND SMALL MATTERS.
The News ofthe Day Boiled Down
and Served Up in Con-
densed Shape.

Bishop John J. Keane has arrived at
Rome.
Mr. J. Allen Moore of Philadelphia, is
at the American.
Bishop John J. Kahn, of West Virginia,
is on a visit to the city.
Mr. H. G.. Graves is seriously i'll at his
residence on east Broad street, near
Tenth.
Judge Daniel A. Grims'ey, of Culpeper,
is in the city in attendance upon the
Supreme Court.
The statement that Mrs. l.. Farrara
was charged with selling liquor on sun
day was erroneous.
The funeral of Mrs James Frickerr,
who died in Richmond Sunday, took
place in Danville Wednesday.
The guests at the American will this
evening enjoy an old-fashioned candy
pulling, with music and dancing.
Charles Norvell, infant son of Charles
and Victoria Wolfangle, formerly OF
Richmond, died in Baltimore Monday
There will be a Thanksgiving Coffee
Festival at w. D. Blair & Co.'s to-day
Tomorrow Agent Kelley goes to Dan
Vile
Rev. Father Lucke, of the Cathedral,
has gone to Manassas to appeal for a
brother priest, who has met with an accl-
dent.
Mr.. William f. Cole, of Richmond, was
badly hurt by a railroad accident on the
Mobile and Ohio railroad Wednesday, at
Mobile.
Cadet McElroy, who arrived with the
Salvation Army when they first came to
Richmond has been assisting at the SER
vices this week.
A number of railroad officials have
left the city on tour of inspection OF
the Atlantic Coast Line from Richmond
to Charleston, S. c.
The will of the late A. Y. Stokes has
been found, but it has not yet been ad-
mitted TO probate. 1t was made III loo9
and has a codicil dated in 1884
The linen wedding of Mr.. and Mrs
Jefferson Powers was attended by quite
number of their friends at their resi-
dence on Williamsburg avenue.
In the Circuit Court yesterday the case
of Monkey IS. The Receivers of the Rich
mond and Allegheny Railroad Company
was adjourned over until Friday.
There is on exhibition at Ramos a
handsome painting of the trial of Con
stance de Beverly from SCOTS Marlnion).
The picture is by Prof. G. +. Cass.
A gentleman in Richmond has a letter
from country friend who has snow
white partridge and he wishes to know II
it rara dgiS Experts pronounce agreat
curiosity.
The new quarters of Richmond Lodge,
No. 40, b. p. O. Elks, in Mccarthy d
HAYNES Hall, having been fitted up, the
ensuing meeting of the lodge will be held
there next Sunday night.
Among the patents issued this week is
one h Il. +. Lee, Richmond, for cutoff
governor. Mr.. Lee is well-knOwn ma.
chinist, formerly of this city, but now a
resident of Wilmington, Del.
The funeral of Mr.. Alexander Scott
took place at Ashland Tuesday at 3 clock.
Mr.. Scott, as was stated yesterday, was
formerly IesluchI VI IlOHnlOiiu; anu
the Junior member Of the well-known
firm of Sampson, Pae * Co.
The very latest agony, " Silken Bands,
the soprano song so sweetly sung by Miss
ID. V. Crooks, of Washington, at the
Mozart last Monday night is received
from Messrs. NJ. B. Ramos & Co.'S. Words
by Miss JEANNE Winston music by DR.. j.
w. Bischotf.
Mr.. George r. Kinsey, of Manchester,
has received a draft for $4,000. Mr..
Kinsey it will be remembered drew one
fifth of the capital prize in the last draw
ing of the Louisiana Lottery. 1t is an
open secret that the ticket was Mrs
| Kinsey's, and their friends wish them
much Joy with their good fortune.
Death of "A Promising Young Man.
Mr.. JOurdan w. Maury, one of the best