The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-23
LOCAL NOTE S.

Mr.. b. Randolph Wexford was yesterday
appointed a notary public.
\ marriage license was Yesterday issued
10 John Jenkins and Eva Klein.
Mr.. Zero Barnum, one Of our Oldest
residents. has been quite sick for some days.
Mrs. Siberian and daughter, from New
York. are with Mrs. j. j. Gam, 40 Han
cock street.
The first german Of the Social German
club will take. place Thursday night next
a sanger Hall.
Judge Henry W. Flournoy. Secretary Of
the Commonwealth. il in Southwest Nir-
ginia doing good work for his party.
Attorney General Ayers has returned 10
the city from Washington. He Will leave
this morning Tor his home in Scott county.
MIR. and Mrs. John Z. Walker, Of King
William county. are on a visit 10 his sister
Mrs. l.. +. Madison, No. 2ll9 East Marshall
street.
Mrs. Dr. J. 4. Emmett, nee Miss Candace
Rogers. of oxford, y. c., il visiting the
family of Mr.. Edwin A. smith, Eighth and
Leigh streets.
The city revenue cases will be called in
the Hastings Court to-day. Persons failing
to appear will have judgment rendered
against them in default.
Professor Henry r. Laube looking the
picture of health, has returned 10 the city,
after spending delightful time at the
White sulphur and other noted resorts.
Mr. Robert T.. Richardson has been elect
ed for the third consecutive term president
Of the Methodist Sunday-SchOol Society Of
Richmond and Manchester.
The Powhatan Club will have a meeting
Of it, members tonight for campaign pur-
poses. important matters will be consider
ed, and full attendance Is desired.
Mr. Nat Calisher, of Richmond, who is
with the American Lead Pencil Company,
of New York, is on Il visit 10 his relatives
preparatory 10 trip TO California and the
Paclhc Coast.
Mr.. George Stumpf, a well-known res
tauranter, who keeps at the corner OF Bank
and Twelfth streets, Is very sick. lesier-
day Drs. jackson and Cullen performed on
him surgical operation. He is not con-
sidered yet out Of danger.
The Democratic District Committee met
YESTERDAY in the Office Of the chairman, Col.
h. o. James. The reports from the CON-
mittecs were encouraging Mr.. Meade Has
kins was appointed a canyasser.
Inc arrivals AT inc
day were John Smith. from Patrick county,
six wears for murder in the second degree;
James Patterson (cOlOred), grand larceny.
eighteen months and James Payne, y0lun-
tary manslaughter, three years, from Dan
vile.
The funeral Of Mrs. Robinett V. Cordle,
widow OF the late David :. COrdle, took
place Yesterday at ~ O'Clock NJ. from
Grace-strcet BAPTIST Church. Mrs. tOrdle
was devoted wife and mother and faith
ful friend. and leaves "A number Of children
and many friends TO mourn and miss her.
There is talk in the city that John W.
Volt. editor Of the Free Lance, of Fred
ericksburg contemplates establishing here
shortly a penny paper. IL will, If estab-
lishcd. be an anti-MahOne Republican
paper, and conducted similar TO VOLTS
Fredericksburg paper.
George yollmer. living on Jessamine
street near Nenable. presents a worthy OBJ
iect Of assistance 10 the charitably disposed.
His daughter has recently died Of typhoid
fever. and he il confined 10 his bed an in
valid with no means Of support except
young son. who il employed at Adams
bakery, and his time is now mainly Occu-
pied nursing his sick father. II the officers
Of any Of The charitable institutions would
call on him they would find that their bene-
violence could not be exertcd in better d.
rsction.