The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-27

The New York Mirror, the leading
dramatic journal OF the country, has
changed its form. 1t IL now sixteen
page paper, and this enlargement, anu
change Of shape and general NAH. up
is really crediiable. It's appearance -
much better than before and more con
yenient The credentials TO us CORE
spondents are neat and beautiful, ana inc
one rereiycd by its Richmond CORE
spondent. Mr.. A y. Pizzini, Is hignly
priced by him.
The deed of assignment Of Earnest IL
Chalkley, published last Sunday morn
ing. has caused correspondents OF VII. D.
D. Clalkley, who is in the same business
al No. Il Thirteenth street, iea'he'
and hide merchant, 10 think II was nc
who had failed. and he asks that me
TIMES state that he has no connection
with the firm Of +. II. Chalkley. VINO oiu
all their business in Manchester.
Messrs. l.. Schwsrzchild and Barney
Wertheim, who are connected win lht
Boston one Price Clothing Store, VIII
leave the city next Tuesday morning on
a trip to New York.
Woodson Jeier (colored) OF Ameha
county, was received at the penitenllary
Yesterday 10 serve a term OF two year
for HOUSEKEEPING.
c. r. Barksdale. deputy sheriff oil
Pittsglvania county and W. I. Vaughan
sheriff of Amelia county. were At Inc
Capitol yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Ettenheimer, OF
Rochester. ~ Y, are visiting 'he'I
daughter. Mrs Fred. 5. Myers ol2 "es'
Franklin street.
Some time during Friday night me
large glass window TO MIR. Charles "
Nauchn's hardware store at the corner
of Sixth and Broad streets, was broken
and three pistols with other properly
stolen. The thieves got the goods ano
made their escape before they were &c
tected.
Miss Lillian Book, daughter OF III
knight John b. Book, OF Clayton, Del
Is in the city the guest OF the Mise.
Mills and Miss Jennie Otey, OF No OIL
North Eighth street.
subscriptions to the capital stock o.
the Homestead Land Company are beinl
RAPIDLY made, and II seems likely tina
ali of the stock will very soon be taken
To-day at 8 p. NJ. and P. NJ, the elo
ouent temperance orator, Lou J. Beau
champ will make addresses al the Broad
street Opera House
Mr.. Thomas F. Hannigsn, who own
the old Goddin Tavern, yesterday cele
brated the fftieth anniversary OF hl
birth He lives and conducts bushes
at this tavern.
Work was resumed on tho north enc
of the Eighth-street tunnel yesterday
and force Of hands were sept busy al
/ day
Miss Nellie Carmichael, Of Ffedericks
burg, is the guest of Miss Mercer Cooke
Of No. : south Third street.
Mrs. and Miss Latham, Of Culpepef
are visiting Mrs Watham, OF No %
east Leigh street.
Miss Matte Clark, after a delightful
visit 10 Miss Neal, returned 10 her home
In Danville, Tuesday.
DR.. George b. Steele and Mr.. w Free
Peasants have been appointed com
mittee from tho Commandery OF ~. An
drew. No. 10, to visit Washington an
secure quarters for the Commander.
during its attendance on the Triennia
Grand Encampment of the United States
The committee has plenary powers Il
contract for such rates as 1t deems best
The encampment takes place in Octobe
next, but already many of the Western
communicates have engaged quarters II
hotels and flats. The Richmond Ten
plars expect 10 make the pilgrimage wit
full ranks.