The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-25
LOCAL NOTES.

LOCAL NOTES.
Judge Hinton. Of the Court Of APP
peals, IS in Hampton
Mrs. Scion b. Woodfin is visiting re-
lations in Buckingham county.
Mrs. Jacob Levitt is visiting her SIS
ter. Mrs. Lehman. Of Portsmouth.
Captain Phil. Haxall. who has been
very unwell, is improving slowly.
Captain Frank 5. Blair. ex-Attorney
General OF Virginia, is in the city.
Mr. Richard +. Cox and family have
gone TO Chesterfield to spend week.
Mrs. Or. Charles l.. Steel and Miss
Janey =. Steel are at IIarrisonburg. Va.
Mrs. John II. Roach has returned
home from a summer trip to King and
Queen county.
Mr.. Charles Z. Iathrop. has gone TO
Halifax county, to spend a few day s
with his family.
Mr.. John Miller. Of Baltimore, has re-
turned home, after pleasant visit for
week 70 his cousin, Henry Kaufelt.
Rev. II. NJ. Mcdonald. d. D., Of At
lanta. Ga. Will preach at the Second
Baptist Church at II y. NJ. No service
at night
DR.. Charles L. Steel has Just returned
from the Augusta Baptist Association.
which was held last week IN Shenan-
doah county.
Colonel Archer Anderson returned
from New York Friday. whittier he
went TO attend a meeting of the Low
Moor Company.
Miss Bessie Hopkins and her brother.
John r. Hopkins, left yesterday FOR
Nottoway county, on a visit Of several
day s duration.
Mrs. NJ. L. Garnet and Mrs DR..
George b. Steel. with her three daugh a.
tiers. are summering at Locustdale.
Madison county. Va.
Mr.. George NJ. Young, of the TIMES
composing left yesterday for
Norfolk. Old Point and Virginia Beach.
20 spend a short time
Mr.. w. Cabell Trueman has resigned
the dictatorship of the Monumental
Church choir to take charge Of the
music at ST. James Church.
Messrs. II Thon, L. Purdue j. Book
er. L. Hir-hburg, and 'theIs have lett
iorQ week outing 10 Norfolk, Ola
Point. and Cobb IS Island.
Mr. G. T. McCluer superintendent of
The Bell Telephone Company at Rich
moud. accompanied by bis family. Is
visiting relatives ID Rockbridge.
The Misses Ida and Maud Fletcher.
of the West Eud. left on the Old DO
minion for Brooklyn to spend month
With their sister, Mrs. FloIeoce l.. Doug
lass.
The lunch rooms of the Women rs
Christian Temperance Union, IN the
Clifton House in rear Of the Ballard
House, are beng patronized now quite
largely.
DR.. C. W. p. Brock S many friends
viii be glad to learn that he has sui
lcieutly recovered TO be able 10 be out
again and resume his practice. lie PAID
the TIMEs Office a pleasant visit yester-
day.
Mr.. Alexander Perkins. an old Rich
mond boy, who has for the past two
years been connected with the san
dusky. O. baseball club. is il the city
on two weeks visit TO friends and re-
latives.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment of the Richmond lowell Com
Dany. This is a very great convenience
to our business people, and should re-
ceive a good patronage.
The funeral Of Mrs. Sallie A. Plea
ants. wife of Captain James b. Pleas
ants, of the First Police district, who
died Friday night, will take place this
afternoon at 2:30 O clock, from Trinity
Methodist Episcopal Church.
Over 81 200 has been collected in the
Police Court so far this month as CON
tributions towards the expenses OF
building the new City Hall. with one
week yet left in the month. Thi.
money Is the fines which are collected
IN the court.
The earnings OF the Richmond and
Petersburg Railroad Company for JUiy,
1850. were S'3,03920; expenses. SIS
GILL: and the earnings Of the Peters
burg Railroad Company for the same
month were $50 016.25; expenses, So
The improvement to st. Paul Epis-
copal Church is rapidly progressing.
1t is in the shape of an addition TO ihe
the southern end of the church, and
when completed will add much TO the
pleasing appearance of this already
beautiful place of worship.
The Laurel-street Pleasure Club in
tend going tomorrow night in fOu9
horse omnibus TO Policeman Fore 5
farm. few miles below the city. here
they anticipate having splendid time.
Refreshments Will be taken along with
the club.
\ young woman who is now al the
Arms, in the Clifton House.
desires a place as housakceper or any
respectable work IN a family. The La
dies IN charge of this admirable insti-
tutlOn told the reporter thet she was
competent IN all respects.
Mr.. FL. Whiuock. of the firm of p. .
WhitlOCk. left yesterday TO make final
arrangements for the display of their ia
nous Old Virginia cherOOts. at the Buff
falo Exposition. which opens > plem |
Der Sd. Mr.. =. Whitlock aud eighteen /
will leave September LIST.
HeDrico County Court house wasdull /
yesterday. The courthouse yard was
deserted The Board of Supervisors /
made no attempt 10 organize. aud what /
il left Of one of the eight original shires .
into which Virginia was divided. Is +
simply pursuing the even tenor of her /
way.
Colonel Eeirnc's Appointments.
The State Executive Committee au-
lnorize the following appointments for
Colonel Richard +. Bpirne for the re
manner of August and .Cr the month OF