The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-25
LOCAL NOTES.
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where she il enjoyng country ar and
inv;gorating
The TINES desires TO give its readers
each week a complete list Of church no
tices ANY such sent TO the office will be
cheerfujly published free Of cost.
The Bay Club = party of t~elve gen
tl,men from Lancaster, Penn, after nd
ing on the electric cars and seeing the
historic sights of The city, left for home
on their ples-ure tug yesterday
eeventh.streel Chris !an Church Rev.
K. Clave has r,tdrned 60 the ti'r 20 re-
main. and sill cDuduc, service 50 tnr
Seveutb-.:roc' Christian CA1fch r-mOT-
row at II am sunday scAoo 4' "l9
am
Miss Emma Lucas, sister OF NJ 4. l..
L,ncas. who was very popular among
those who knew her, al d early ytstcf
dav morning at her mothers residence,
No 313 West Maia street she was only
23 Years old.
Luther Pryor % colorcd man, had an
euiirplic ft Yesterday afternoon near tAc
First police station. Th ambulance va
summoned AID the phy-icinn in charge
after administering he proper rcmcCie-.
took him to the cry bosP.ts'
Kessrich's Richmond LIht Infantry
Blues Band gave o fine concert l1st niehl
al the pavilion in the New Reservoir
Park Iardch's Band Of sixteen pieces
will ulay tonight from The band stand
on the side of the boulevard and near The
lake
The Governor has offered reward Of
800 for The arrest and conviction Oh iht
unknown party who shot John Freeman
near Jerusalem, Sou hampton county, IN
the face lust under the eve, the BAL lodg-
ing in the brain in the back part OF The
head
Mr.. Samuel G. G.eenhow, who mas
been i'll for some time, but who has been
at mis- post OF duty during the preseas
week, will leave tonight for the Coid
sulphur Springs lis many friends, who
are a legion, hope for his entire rttHrn TO
sound health
The funeral Of the late Mrs Mary +
Orange. wife of Mr. Walter f Orange,
Grand Co rcillor Of the Grand Lodge oi
the Junior Ordec OF United American
Mechanics, vas buried yesterday after
noon II 4 O'Clock from Clay stree. Bpp-
ti,t Church.
The Catholic knights Of America in
tend 10 establish branch lodge in
Srauntou. and tn accomplish that end
Nessr, 4. l. MasUricr and Juan \
Pizzini Of Richmond. L. II Curtis of
Petersburg, and j G. Carroll Of NDr'oiS
will visit S,auulon tomorrow.
Mr. r. N. Smith viii LEAH he Mem
meeting al the Young Mems CLrlsii4n
Association tomorrow afternoon M D
O'Clock. The topic for the meeting viii
be found in acts xvii. 30, 33. They Let
Slip Their Opportunity" There viii be
good singing and interesting talks.
pleasant as well as profitable time may
be expected. All young men are cord ally
invited to attend
Mr.. j. J. Wickers, the theological stu
dent at Richmond College who, by an
unfortunate train Of circums ances got
into the Police Court on account Of a
love affair, desires it stated that threats W
were made bv him-nOt "oaths." lie
specially requests it to be stated that
throughout the affair he never made use
of AN uDkind remark to his rival.
Df Armistead l.. Wexford, who has
been quite sick in st. Paul, Minnesota,
is so far recovered as to be able 10 return
to Richmond next week in company
with his brother, Mr. b. Rand Wexford,
who has been at the sick mans bedside
throughout his illness. Among those
who gave him kind attention were Messrs.
Ohio e. ke,n. Mr. and Mrs Blunt Mason,
aud others Of Virginia visitors in Mime
sofa.
la the death record yesterday is to be
found the name Of Mrs Emily ). Tyler,
widow of the late John Tyler, well.
known Cary street merchant She died
az the home Of her daughter, Mrs. Willie
roy. in King william county. She vas
the mother Of Mr.. ". II. Tyler, now em-
ployed in the internal revenue service
under Collector Ell.tt, and Of Mr.. >. y.
Tyler, who is connected with the Rich
mond & Danville Railroad offices in
Washington.