The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-08
LOCAL NOTES.

Miss Lummc cunningham has gone 10
Washington.
Colonel :. y. Paul and Mr. Fred. Dan
icl of New York. are in the city.
Mr.. J.H. Vadcn. q prominent merchant
Of pi'i~yl,auia county. is 10 the city.
Mr.. +. GRAY. formerly of this city but
ucW OF >partansburg, :. G.. j. In the city on
a visit.
Fires are I'm order. and if you haven't put
0n Your winter raimcm IL Is about time YOU
We're doing So.
The residence OF Mr.. ". u. 'hesterman
40 No. I west car, street, Is being hand
-omely romodcllcd.
The Tcrpsich0rean German has been re-
organized and will hold their first german
about November lst.
Sin. Thoma, Nelson Page arrived in New
York Saturday from his European trip. and
Is expected home to-day.
Mr.J Clinton Robert, has returned from
iAe kOckhridgc Alum and assumed his old
position at the American Hotel.
Nr. W g.. Fauar. OF the >coit>,ille
Couti I. wa, IN the city Yesterday. and
paid the IINE- a pleasant visit.
Nr. Thoma, &. Watkins. a prominent at
f0rney in Petersburg. was In the city Yes
Court.
The funeral of Captain William Il. Bull.
One of kichmond'~ most popular ana 'r-
fim3hla citizens. took place yesterday at -
O'Clock.
Colonel samuel B. Paul. well known
iu this city. hUf now "a prominent insurance
lawyer of New York city. Is in the city fora
brief visit.
tI. q L.
Robert II. fe1seioy t0 Mir. Eleanor Page
Nclndoc, 200 -. James Church Nodnes-
day. October 10Th.
Mo~-r, Berger. Lcath and Myers yo-tor-
day received q telegram stating that the adj
vance safe oi seats i0r the Pearl of lekin
in Norfolk last ni-hi were over $1,000.
The Democrats ct Petersburg will be add
dr.--Nd on Thursday night. October 10Th.
h Hon. Il. Taylor scott and Colonel
Richard !. Bcifne.
General >titi Boiling. 81 Petersburg. and
Irwin. b. Ga1. of Henderson, y. G.. We're
amUn. ihe Visitors to the Tobacco IN
change Yesterday. durin. the election of in-
-poDt1r
Mr. Cnarlo, IS. 1lommit. booh-ke,per for
tho Virginia Paper Company. and Miss An-
nio May Guy. of lWcnty-ninth street. VIII
hc married at II. Johns church ON the 10Th
instant 100 $3.50 J.. VI.
Last saturday night sergeant Matthews
found sum of money ON the brick pave
meni a iAe First Market. The money is at
fhe First nolice-,taii0n. where the owner
cam get it by calling for il.
Mr. Charles VI. Raeland. formerly deput,
treasurer under Nr. ~eaton g.. ln-lcy. j.
n0W on. Of the citizens Of Paris. Texas \
IttI 4
colonel 0f "a regiment in that city.
R.,. Dr. H. ". Jacks SON. rector of Grace
Episcopal Church. left Yesterday for New
York. where Boz will Dee in Attendance upon
fnn Episcopal Convention for thc remainder
of tne month. Dr. Jackson WAS selected a~
alternate f0r DR.. Martin. who viii not be
able t0 attend.
Mr. Charles H1.land. well known to "a
host oi n'end, here. moved out 20 Texas a
frw gears since and located in Paris lie
WAS ~1,n elected q captain in "a volunteer
company and such WAS hl- merit that n-
Gently he Na, made colonel of hi- regiment.
a deserved promotion.
Governor loc has been invited hy Nh
'htUnceN NJ. Black lO attend the General
Assembly of thr Democratic societies of
p.nn-t l'auil. fl hc hold IN Philadelphia
October ilfn. The Governor was iDrced 10
q .rl.ne ih. invitation in consequence Of his
Official duties roquirln- Ai- presence here.
Both Ne--f-. Thomas T.. Campbell. prc~i-
urnf of the Common Council. and Joseph
O.. DicArr-un. president of tine Board ot AZ
dDm0n. are knights lomplar Mr.. Camp
heii went 10 Washington. H. g.. last night
fl hn present %, sac uisnnial concluNc
90 ihe hni-i1- ',emplaroi the nited states.
= D0r,ns Yf ihe Drmmcrs' Democratic
fllb win Dee held at their rooms.
over tne New York Laundry. No. ~ north
Smith .ire,f t0-ni-Lt 40 o'viock, aud tuii
1ftnud Iure ui lll no" ni.niiei0 h. requested.
-unl DEMONSTRATION and parade io ho given
! Il f'i- city under the au-pcc, Oi this club.
Nil travelling men residing in the citl az.
invited o. hD present.