The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-11-30
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densed Shape.

In future the B. P. o. Elks will meet on
Monday night.
Mr.. r. p. Barham, of the Inder- AppeoS,
was in the city yesterday.
General John ID. Imboden was among
the visitors to the city yesterday.
A bad hole is reported in the street at
No. 1912 ard 1874 east Cary street.
Richmond Lodge, No. As, B. 7. 0. Elks,
occupied their new hall Sunday night.
General Roger A. Pryor attended servi-
ces at Rev. Dr. Hoge's church Sunday.
Jurors will be summoned to-day for the
December term of the Hastings Court.
The Gesangyerein Virginia gave their
annual ball at Sanger Halle last night.
The sidewalk needs repairing in
front of the Council Chamber on Broad
street.
Rev. H. Wise Beville formerly of Rich
mond, late of Danville, has gone to New
Mexico.
Mr.. Johh Burnett, of Hanover, has re-
moved his family to this city, and will re-
side here in future.
Professor William A. Sheppard, of
| Randolph Macon College is in Petersburg,
and is greatly improved.
Bishop Keane has had an audience
with the Pope in reference to the Ameri-
can Catholic University.
The house-falling item in another col
umn does not concern real estate gene
rally-that is on rise.
The bark Lima cleared yesterday for Rio
Janiero, with flour, and the bark Pet
Helm entered to load flour for the same
port.
The breakdown of brick cart at Main
and jefferson streets yesterday morning
interrupted street-car travel for short
time.
A lot twenty-five and half feet front
was sold Saturday evening on West
Broad street near Jefferson, for $1O5 per
front foot.
Mr.. J. NJ. Fossett, superintendent Of the
Male Orphan Asylum cigar factory, was
able to ride out yesterday morning after
a serious illness.
A wagon, loaded with wire-fencing and
wrought-iron, broke down yesterday at
Ninth and Main streets The wagon,
which was a weak one, was wrecked.
The Commandery of st. Andrew,
Knights Templar, will celebrate the ami
versary Of ST. Andrew this evening at ST.
Adams Hall There will be a reception,
supper, and dance.
Mr.. O. r. Kelly, the efficient clerk Of
the First Market, intends to make it warm
for any one offering unsound fowl, fish or
flesh, or stale garden sass" for sale dur
ing the holiday season.
In the divorce suit of Albert Tunstall
VS. Laura Tunstall, in New York, the
complaint of the husband was dismissed.
Mrs. Tunstall was formerly Miss Laura
Eubank, of Richmond.
Meetings will be held at the Yenable-
street Baptist church every evening this
week, beginning at 1870 p. NJ. Rev w.
f. Hatcher, D. d., preached last night
and will preach tonight.
Two hundred new books, including sets
of Thackeray, Roe, Irving, Bulwer, and
other noted authors, were received at the
rooms of the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION yesterday and placed in the
IDIdlg thCiC'
In the vicinity Of Dock and Seven
teenth and Eighteenth streets there were
some signs Of activity yesterday. Rich
mond's foreign and domestic commerce
is much less than it was over quarter Of
a century ago.
Mrs. Bernie Cullen Robertson died in
Petersburg last Saturday, aged forty
eight years Her remains reached the
Union depot at 1870 p. NJ. yesterday
They were met by friends and acquaint-
ances and taken to Hollywood
Dr. E. NJ Seabrook, who has been quite
i'll, has so far recovered as to be able to
leave for bis old home, in Charleston, 5.
G. DR. Seabrook was one of the best
known division surgeons in charge of the
far-famed ChimboraZo Hospital during
the war Since the surrender he has been
located in Richmond.
Laurel-street Methodist Episcopal
church was packed Sunday evening with
the friends Of Mr. George w Ricketts,
\ deeply-impressiye sermon was preached
by Rev W p. Wright, pastor There
was large number of Anchor Lodge,
Order Of the Golden Chain, of which he
was a member, present; some of them
coming from Washington, d. c. The
interment was made at Hollywood.