The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-18
LOCAL NOTES.


Mrs. Conway johnson has returned
from a summer trip.
Mrs. ID. A. Shepperson has returned
from visit in the country.
Captain Robert +. Lee. of Alexan
dria, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. L NJ. Rowells, deputy Circuit
Court clerk, is off on vacation.
Miss Iudie Sydnor, of Prince George
is in the city on a visit to her friend
Miss May Gam.
Miss Daisy Atkinson. daughter OF
Mrs. II. ID. Atkinson. left yesterday for
school at Hollins Institute.
A. r. Galloway and daughter. of
Marion, New York. are at the Ameri-
can hotel for winter quarters.
Mrs. +. A. Pillow. of Petersburg. is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Miles b. Bar.
rum. No. 4lSi .outh Pine street.
Miss R'na Poe has returned to the
city from a visit to her sister Mrs. Ed
ward Bell, of Fluvanna county.
Miss Annie j. Campbell has returned
from pleasant visit TO relatives in
Bowling Green, Caroline county.
Hard-buint bricks are in demand
here. The almost incessant rains have
lnterfered with their manufacture.
Mr. Eddie Wnitlock and his corps of
Old Virginia Cheroot assistants have
returned from the Buffalo Exposition.
Market produce still continues high.
Vegetables have sold for better prices
this year than they have for a long
time.
Miss Ella V. Alley and Miss Carrie l..
Grubbs have returned home after
week 5 visit to relatives and friends in
Baltimore.
Miss Nettie Pollard. Of Hanover
county. is visiting her auuts, Mrs. G..
W. Trimmer and Mrs. ID. \. Shopper
son. Of this city.
Miss Jennie Otey. Of Jll North Eighth
street, has returned home after most
pleasant visit to her friend, Miss Nallie
Hoover, of Staunton, Va.
Yesterday Cary street was crowded
all day with drays and carts. Sometimes
there would be blockade that would
last for time time.
Monday night a new born colored in.
fant was left at the front door OF Nike
Ray 5 residence. No. 2sl3 VI street. II
was sent to the Almshouse.
The Board Of Visitors Of the Medical
College OF Virginia viii meet in an
nual session IN the college building on
the 9th instant at II o clock.
Mr.. VI. Suarcy was in Richmond two
years ago and was a poor man. Now
he returns b. Richmond a rich man.
lie is in the fur business.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W Johnson.
Miss Emmie BlIchett, Mrs. George ).
Vashon, Sr.. and the Misses Nashon
have returned from New York.
Card. are out for the marriage Of
Thomas G. Rice to Miss virginia Hurst.
both Of Portsmouth. Nr Rice was for
many years resident Of Richmond.
Mr. Henry Blackburn. Of Brooklyn. |
the new clari0netst Of the Mozart
Academy orchestra. is in the city and |
will play for the first time next Thurs !
day night,
Mr.. l.. f. Everett has issued cards |
to the marriage OF her daughter. Mary |
Louise. 70 Mr.. George X. Fairlamb. an |
the First Presbyterian Church 40 D |
o clock Wednesday. 5 ptember 2j.h.
j. a. Lipscomb. q. y. A.. aud other /
Grand Grove officers, made au official /
visit to StOnewall Grove. 40. 6, L. A.
o. D.. Monday night and gave an in
eresting account Of what had been |
done and what may yet be done BY
Druidism.
Miss Lucille Emerijge. who has been
the guest Of her sister. MIS-. Henry
Greener. Of north First street. returned
to her home i'm Baltimore yesterday
She was accompanied by
Mrs. Greener and Miss MOllie Redford.
VINO will spend "a few days in that city.
The funeral Of Mr.. l.. l.. TTant Oc-
CURED yesterday afternoon from bis
widow 5 residence The services were
conducted by Rev. DR.. G. III. Ryland,
and CAPTAIN Frank ". Cunningham
sang Good Night. A large crowd Of
friends, among whom we're leading
business men. was present.
Judge George V. Metzel. the founder
Of the Order of Heptasophs. who or
ganlzed and instituted Virginia Con-
clave a short time since. arrived in the
city Yesterday and was cordially greet
ed BY his numerous friends. II j, the
purpose OF the Judge to form cor
claye Of this prominent endowment
order in Manchester.
Doctors Lewis c. Bosher. Henry c.
Jones, Christopher Tompkins. aud
Charles VI. Shields reached the city
yesterday morning from Europe. They
left Liverpool September 7th, and sail
ed from Queenstown Sunday, the sth.
)n the steamer AuIania, Of the Cunard
line. Last Tuesday morning they were
IN heavy storm. and out Of nearly
i've hundred passengers, ali but about
4 dozen declined breakfast.