The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-10


cises Of the Washington and Lee Jnl-
yerHly are as foil
Sunday. June 10Th. II s. b. baecl-
/ laureate sermon by Rev. 81 IS. Moore.
/ -. D.;9P. NJ. address befureihe Young
Mems Christian Association by S. W..
Sayforl.
Monday. June l7,h. II A. IT,. annual
meeting If Board ri Trustees. % J.. &c..
annual regatta. Q u. 81, linal cc.euia
/ ton of the literary societies.
Tuesday June lsth. al5 i. ST.. annual
meeting Of alumni a-s0ci1iion.a T. N.
annual address before the aumm by
! ". Taylor Thorn.
Wednesday. June l9.h.at d A 3d.
commencement exercises. delivery OF
diplomas, DC. lO T.. ST.; the final BALL
HmOrr: 4 correspondent Of thc
/ TINES. writing from Hanover Court
/ house, says. The recent floods washed
away Darrocolt- old MILL to which
/ Henry Clay used to go whom % b0y.
Mr. j. A. Wngheld lost 1000 bushels
of wheat and three colts.
Roanoke Hcra'd Iron work ON the
/ 300 cars TO be- built by thc Roanoke. 1a
chine Works for the NOriois and West
em Railroad has been begun DOB ihc
blacksmith and foundry departments.
and some Of the timber has DCru ice
cciyeI.
A new class "X' engine. Sc. 2il
was turned ou. from the Roanoke 1ia
chine Shop, 0n Wednesday aud he
ing tried ON the track by Mr Charlie
/ Brown. Who SAYS she works nicely. aua
is all that could be desired DOB ID Hr-t-
class engine of ,hat style
Norfolk Landmarks. The Royal Az
canum flag was hvug from the centre
/ pole of the Atlantis Hotel yesterday iu
honor Il ths election of the Hon. Lsgh
+ Il. Waits. Of Portsmouth. to lhc sd
preme regency II ,he order 40 the abe
nual meeting Of the Supreme Council
in Atlantic City. y. j.
The .euerable Dr. Harris. % Rich
mond, the State vaccine agent, is haIe
spending a few days. He is eighty
/ three years Old. and while thc sign Of
age is distinctly upon him. bee is cheer
] ful as cricket and apparently eng 1y-
ing himself.
Norfolk IrgnH0n. The usual quiet
of Brambleton was disturbed. and tae
vicinity u BIambleton Hall thrown
/ into quite q state of comm0Iou ytsteI-
/ day afternoon by the appearance on
/ the scene Of "a hack drawn by a une
/ pair OF bays, containing q couple who
were willing 10 brave the ven
I geauce OF wraihful father, and inc
tent ON forming q closer union.
Their names were Miss Kate DeFoId
and Mr. Edward Mullen. The young
man, who was an attache of ono of
! Uncle sam ships in the larLCi. was
assisted by one of Bmmbiet0u 5 heroic
sons, Mr.. Charles A. Jakeman. WHO. by
| the way. became too intimate with tho
/ family dog, and came OF minus tha seat
OF his pants
Il seems that the elopement was dis
covered as the couple started of by tie
/ bride S father. who succeeded IN cutting
them of near H0lt-street bridge. They
were not 10 be baliled 30 easy. however.
aud the heads Of the horses were turn
| cd down Park avenue. and a. break
neck speed came the flying Iair, with
enragod father rapidly following. The
father found the pursuit useless when
he reached the hall. and began TO avail
himself Of other means 10 intercept the
runaways When last heard from the
couple were driving rapidly towards
SJuth Mills.
xCdpc Charles Echo. Candidates for
hoaier TO repfesen. Northampton aud
Accomac IN the State legislature ale
beginning 10 loom up. Toe following
named persons are already SPOKEN of on
the Democratic side. Hon. ;. 5 Wilkins,
Captain George q. Savage and Or.
Charles Smith.
The roads about the Hollywood farms