The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-05-20
FROM ALL AROUND THE CITY.
current Local Events of the Day
Briefly Told.

IoCdi EV6ntS OF the Day
Briefly Told.
ni" OF Facts and Gossip Gathered IN the
streets by Times Reporters-Points
POLITICAL, Social and General Happen
Ing Yesterday.
What's Going on Tomorrow.
I'M. Y. a. BUILDING-Pastors' conference
Masonic TEhPLE-Meeting Peasants Lodge.
A. F. and A. NJ.
WRIGHT BLook-Mecting Hiawatha Tribe, l.
ORR
JUNIOR ORDER HALL-Mccting Southwest
Council, j. o. U. A. NJ
ATHLETIC PARK-Baseball game, 4:3Op. m
One Onender to Fine.
Robert Dickey, white, WAS the ouly
onender fined by Police Justice Turner
yesterday morning. He was charged
with being drunk and disorderly and
was assessed 50 SO, which he paid
TrottinR Match on Wednesday,.
There will ba match trotting race
at the driving park Wednesday after
noon between M. Il. c. Jordan's Dixie
and MIR. Mondays Queen OF Hearts.
Oiher race will be hold in the near
future
Change of tho Schedule at Noon.
Thoso who intend TO travel on the
Norfolk and Western to-day should
consult the now schedule, which ap-
pears In another column. 1t goes into
effect at noon.
To Open Up a Notion Store.
j. o. Hobbs will open up q mol ion store
soon at No. 0 Campbell avenue in the
room formerly occupied by s. d. FerRu-
son, banker. Mr.. Ferguson is pleasantly
located In the Asberry building across
the street
The Union Services Close To-day.
Tho Union evangelical meetings,
which have been SO successful for the
past month, will close to-day. The
services will be held at St. Marks
Lutheran Church at p. M, and the
capacity of the churcs will, undoubt-
eddy. be tested to its utmost.
brewing Company Elect Officers
The shareholders OF the Virginia
Brewing Company held meeting yes
terday afternoon, and elected the fol.
lowing officers for tho ensuing wear:
President r. A. Buckner; secretary
and treasurer, II. c. Starkey; board OF
directors, G. Frank Giboney. v. Spauld.
ing, William Nolte and A. g. Asberry.
Accidentally Omitted From the Pro.
gramme.
In the account in THE TIMES yester-
day OF tho reception given by the ladies
OF the Roanoke Public Library Associ-
alton, the name Of Mr.. Loeb was acct.
dentaliy omitted, he favoring those
present with two violin selections which
were much appreciated. The library is
to BIO opon daily from to 10 q. N. only.
The Boy Has Boon Found.
The mystery attending the absence
OF Clark Lewis, Jr., the year. old son
of Clark Lewis, Of Luck avenue, has
been cleared up. The little lad was
found to have been visiting q friend
near the market ever since Thursday
afternoon. His parents feared he had
been drowned, and had searched the
banks of the river for some distance.
The Ball Game Postponed.
The ball game which was to have been
played yesterday afternoon between
General Coxey's team and General Kel-
ley's was postponed on account of rain.
The game will! probably be played next
Saturday 1t has been suggested that
the winning team issue a challenge to
the Roanokes. If the league team &C
cepts they may find at least one club
they can beat.
Pythians Preparing for the washington
Trip.
The PYthians are making extensive
preparations for their trip to Washing
ton in August. The uniformed rank is
drilling every week The Roanoke
mem bers of the order are determined to
make creditable appearance in the
big parade. There is some talk of their
taking the Roanoke Machine Works
Band, but this question has not been de.
cided as yet.
To Correct an Erroneous Impression,
The young mon of the city who ac-
companied the excursion Of the Vir-
GINA College students to Natural
Bridge last Monday are still thinking
of what good time they had then. TO
correct an impression which NAV have
cotton out as to whom composed the
party, friend OF THE TIMES furnishes
the following list of the young gentle
men: "Messrs. James Roger and Will
Hippey, Master Tommy Devant and
Young Lawrence Davis"
The Workingmnn's Candidate Speaks,
Frank Smith, the workingman's can.
didate for mayor, spoke last night to
about 200 people at the intersect ton OF
Salem avenue and Henry street. Mr..
Smith pitched hot shot into the camps
Of both the old parties, and claimed that
he had received vision from heaven
in which bands Of holy angels we're
hna ho tr1A