The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-03
LOCAL NOTES.

In the CITY Circuit Court yesterday
two small suits were Instituted.
The Hon. Samuel b Witt was de
tanned az his home yesterday ON account
of indisposition
Mr. and Mrs. George L. Marshall have
left for New York, where they will spend
week or two with their numerous
friends.
The everpopular Little Tycoon " viii
be presented al the Academy OF Music
tonight Sale of seats indicate full
house
Mr. William p Lawton. who has been
unwcl and not able TO attend his once
for several days, was yesterday reported
as better
Misses Emma Y Shepherd and Willette
Hawkins have returned 20 the city from
Hampton where they spent their Christ
mas holidays.
Messrs Berger q Leath, managers OF
the Mozart Academy of Music, gave their
employee sumptuous banquet ana en-
tertainment last night, which was THOR
oughly enjoyed until late hour.
Last Tuesday evening a birthday party
wa, given al Miss Annie b. Whites In
honor of Miss Emma V. Bland, of Co
lumbia Dancing was kept up until
late hour supper was served at u
o'clock.
The Old Dominion Democratic CluD
will meet tonight 81 their hall, corner OF
Main and Eighteenth streets This club
now meets on the first Thursday night IN
each month.
The general freight offices of the Rich
mond and Danville railroad have been
removed 90 Richmond, and yesterday MI
James II Drake and his corps OF assist
ants came 10 the city 10 take charge
The board of directors of the Holly
wood Cemetery Company met yesterday.
and after passing suitable resolutions on
the death of the late president Of the
company Mr. William H. Haxall, elected
Mr. 4. Bargamin president Mr. Barga-
min has been for some time performing
the work OF The president
Colonel " c Elan. of Louisa county
was in the city yesterday. 1t is learned
that be is here in the interest of the new
Republican paper The outlook, which
will appear about the 2jth instant, and
of which he will be the editor
Dr. Moses d. Hoce. who has been at
tending the conference of The Joint
Committee OF the Southern and Northern
PRESBYTERIAN Churches as chairman OF
the Southern Presbyterian Committee IS
expected home to-day The conference
adjourned TO meet in Atlanta on April
oath.
MI p. i. Wonnley sent word by his
brother to-day that he hopes his little
SON condition has improved. He also
desires 20 express his appreciation OF the
kindness OF his friends IN writing 10 him,
extending their sympa,hies. lie would
reply individually TO each, but that his
time is So taken mp with the little sufferer
Miss Laura Jean Libbey, the accom-
plished writer and author Of Miss Mid
dleton' Lover A Forbidden Marriage, .
and other works who has been on visit
70 the city for some weeks, returned yes
terdav 20 her home In Brooklyn, y. \. /
4 night or two ago the congregation f.
of the Third Christian church, on Church .
HID. pounded thei pastor, Rev. /. o. .
Cole and his wife. greatly 10 their sur .
prise The act was done in the church F.
building Supplies Of every description
were brought 10 the church sufficient 20 /
last the popular pastor and his wife for
many weeks 20 come.
Mr. }. Fred johnson, late shipping
clerk for Hall, Powers Il Co., left yester-
day afternoon for his future home in I
Florence, Ala His many friends wish /
him much success in whatever he may /
undertake. Florence is reported as being /
on a real boom, and number Of Rich I
mond gentlemen have already located .
there.
Councilman James s Anderson who /
has been ON visit 10 his father IN /
Henry county, has returned 1.-THE city /
Mr. William IL. Allisons horse ran .
away with his buggy yesterday evening /
on Franklin street The buggy was
smashed up, but luckily no one was hurt |
Wagners Fragrant Cream OF Al /
monde. the best, the quickest, the most
lasting the most fragrant preparation /