The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-04
LOCAL NOTES.

In mentioning tue ldtc idliV"" "~o'
dent near Alexandria, by inadvertence
il was stated to have occurred on the
Richmond. Fredericksburg aud Poto-
mac Railroad. IL should have been
the Alexandria and fredericksburg
Railroad.
Messrs. p. NJ. Courtney, +. l.. Court
ney. Jr., +. c. Brookes and John T.
Bargamin left yesterday for Virginia
Beach.
Miss Mamie Tillyer passed through
the city Yesterday IN route for her home
in New Jersey.
Miss Teresa Hennighauser has re-
turned from a pleasant rest OF eight
weeks to her uncle's in Baltimore.
Miss Laura Eennighauser is on visit
10 Miss Fannie Potts, of Petersburg.
Miss Gertrude Hart and Miss Ada
Riddell, of Marshall street, left yester'
day for a protracted visit to friends and
relatives up the Allegheny road.
The First Regiment band will furnish
music on the occasion of the meeting OF
the Democrats Convention at Armory
Hall.
The Committee on Second Market
will meet at the Council Chamber Non
day afternoon.
Miss Lily Smith has returned to the
city from a visit to Old Point.
The Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad IL now opened
throughout. and trains are regularly
running to Washington.
Detective Jack Wren, who has been
absent from the city for several weeks
for his health, has entirely recovered,
and is ready for duty.
Mr.. Charles Tinsley the Henrico hare
hunter, has lost all his hounds from
distemper.
Mr.. Henry Boudar will have his re-
port concerning the accounts OF the
late City Collector. A. r Woodson,
ready by the last Of this mouth.
Colonel Thomas j. Evans was anx-
iously inquired after by his friends
yesterday. His condition does not
warrant hope If recovery. but he was
easier last night. and it may be that the
hopes Of ms friends will be realized
and that he will yet recover.
Colonel John b. Cary il still confined
TO his room. jus. rs coon as ms con-
dition will permit, he viii take a tiip
10 the mountains.
Colonel John Bell Bigger is gaining
health every day. lie will be out Ia a
few days.
Trains on the James river division Of
the Z. and o. railroad tine K. and A.
have resumed. The accommodation
train will leave Richmond this evening,
August 3D.. at 4.lj =. ~, aud will run
through To Clifton Forge. The tram
for Lynchburg and points West will
leave this evening al 10 @ clock. Hence
all passenger trains ON the James river
division are resumed. commencing with
the 4:lj train this evening.
Attention is called TO the new real
estate firm of Brown. Shafer * Co.,
whose advertisement appears elsewher
Ii succeeds the old iirm OF Brown *
Lee, aud is.weli worthy OF popular
patronage.
Mr.. T. A. Miller has opened % new
drug store. 90 be- open an night. 40 i33
east Broad street. where everything ln
his line can be promptly obtained. See
his lad p in another column.
Messrs. G. b. Hughes, NJ. A. Powers ,
W. p. Powell. and G.. B. Saunders g.
10 Old Point to-day 10 ENJOY a pleasant
recreation by the sea side.
Mr.. II. r. Dill. new superintendent
Of the Richmond and James River Di-
vision OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad. will arrive in the city this
morning to assume the duties Of his po-
sItion.
Mr. Oliver Z. Mcdowell. OF 10. "a
south Plum street, is very sick.