The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-12
LOCAL NOTES.

| Yesterday little boy too Young TO
tell his name became lost from his com.
panion on Broad street near Ninth. A
lady, seeing the little fellow crying, took
him in hand, but was unable to gain any
clew AS TO his home or parents The lady,
with the little boy in charge, went into
the Office Of the Water Works to pay her
water bill, when a gentleman in there
recognized .he child, took charge of him,
and carried him home.
The report was published yesterday
that Mr.. William r. Trigg had been
elected president of the Union Passenger
hallway Company. We understood yes
terday thet the report was owing perhaps
to the fact that Mr. Trigg as one OF tie
stockholders of the company had been
spoken Of in connection with the office
Whenever new president is elected We
will get the authority of The company TO
announce it.
Mr. Charles W. Goddin, Chancory
Court Clerk elect, qualified before Judge
Holiday yesterday. He gave bond in
the sum of $4,000, with Messrs. Tru-
man A.'Parker, George Bryan, and VIM.
H. Sands as sureties.
| For the benefit Of members of the bar
it Is stated that all of those who want
their cases acted on at this term Of the
| Chancery Court must have the papers in
Judge Holidays hands before June 10Th.
If not in his hands by that date the
causes will not be acted on until the
October term Of the Court.
Master Aubrey Weymouth, a son of
Mr. j. ". Weymouth, graduate last
year Of the Richmond High school, has
returned home from the Kenmore Uni
versity school in AMI erst county full OF
honors. He stood first in the class of
Latin, and stood above ninely-five in all
his studies He brought home the gold
medal for the highest standing in English.
A telegram received yesterday an
nounced that the North German Lloyd
Steamer Weser, having on board Messrs
William Reuger and family, Herman {.
| Boshen, and others, arrived at Bremen
safe Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
The City Hall Clothing House, between
Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets. daily
dispenses free ice water from a barrel to
| suutlIHb UuiuhUllN WHO tUduCt 10 pass
their store with dry palate.
A called meeting of the Fulton Demo.
cratic Club was held at Washers Hall
last night to elect delegates to the Con
vention Of Democratic Clubs to be held
at Baltimore July 4, 1888 T. VI. Roscher,
Joseph Z. Sorg, Marcellus s Burch, Wi!
liam G. Cavedo, Michael F. Craven, Phil
| lip O'Neil, William II. Smith The prIn-
cples Of the league as enunciated were
unanimously adopted
1t is advertised that on all contracts
for incandescent lights made with the
Virginia Electric Light and Power Com
pany after June 10Th contractors will be
charged at cost for all material, fixtures,
wire, and labor.
Major Edward b. Cook is confined to
his room nj his residence No. 304 West
Main street.
The large vacant lot now used as a
coal yard, Northwest corner of Main and
Seventh streets, will be sold at public
auction June Goth.
Mr.. G. Morell Bruce, fOrmely of Rich
mond, but now of Arizona Territory, and
president Of. the Cattle Sanitary Com
mit,ee of Arizona, Is in the city the guest
Of MIR. L. n. Page.
The friends of Mr. W. r. Trigg, the
newly. elected President of the Richmond
Union Passenger Railway Company, will
regret to learn that he is sick in bed at
his residence, ia West Franklin street.
All the visiting committees of the
Knights of Pythias were present at
Syracuse lodge last night. Representa-
tiyes from Louisiana and New York
participated in the meeting.
The annual inspection and parade of
the Fire Department will take plce to-.
morrow. The Fire Committee have in
vited the Fire Commissioners to be
present.
Lodge Francsise No. 53. A. +. x A. NJ,
met lat night and elected ,he following
officers: Spencer W. Snyder, w. NJ;
Louis Nachman. 5. W; Leroy Z. Brown,
J. W.; Julius Straus, treasurer; William
Lovensteip. secretary; L. j. Morris, 5. ID ;
q. w. Rady. j. ID; ID. b. Collins, tiler;
II Cosby and NJ. LOterZO, stewards