Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-24
UNHEALTHY DIARIES
ONLY rs OUT OF 20 IN NORFOLK
COUNTY IN GOOD CONDITION.
Diseased Animals Condemned-Tbc Grand
Jury Criticised--Indic,ed for Taking
Letters Not Ms Own.

fCorrespondcnce Of the Richmond Dspatch.l
NoKroLx, July %. In making his rounds
inspe sting the diaries of Norfolk county,
o. ordered by the Board Of Health. DR.. r.
NJ. Morgan found but fifteen out of TWEEN
ty-six diaries inspected in Juno in cleanly
and healthful condition. All tho larger
diaries were conducted carefully and with
Q great degree of cleanliness. the smaller
establishments being those neglected
Among the cows two diseased animals
were found and condemned. For want OF
funds at the command Of the board the
services of DIR. Morgan were dispensed
with last night The daily average OF
milk supplied 10 this community from
Norfolk county is 7Gs gallons.
CASTS CONTINUED.
The parties arrested for engaging IN the
second act Of the prizc-hcht ana smashing
the head and breaking the nose OF WASH.
Capps in front of the WASHINGTON House
were before Police-Jus;icc East ahu theH
cases were continued .u
The action Of the grand Jury Of Norfolk
county in simply indictng Cooke ana
Woodward for grand larceny, the men VINO
assaulted and robbed the young man
Frank Williams. Of Roanoke. occasions
considerable criticism. There never was
clearer highway robbery and so the war
rant of arrest charged; Williams was
drugged with whisky and s22O taken rom
him.
sEST on FOR TAXING" LETTERS.
A colored man named Jethro Williams.
A trucker near Cranev Island, was arraign-
cd before the United States Commissioner
ct the custom house this morning on the
charge of taking letters not ms own from
the post-offiee. He was sent on.
DIED IN THE ALMsHoUsE.
Perhaps the oldest resident Of Norfolk
county, Mrs. Jane Ross. for forty wears
an inmate of the county almshouse' died
IN that institution yesterday at very
advanced age.
The Orpheus Sailing Club of Baltimore.
Nd. is at Virginia Beach.
NOTES ABOUT DIvINEs.
Rev. c. A. williamson, Of Lexington.
Kv.. is expected here III "A day or two To
conduct a series of meetings for the Young
Mems Christian Association.
A number of priests OF the Aaverlan
Brotherhood from Richmond are sOJOurn-
ing at Ocean View.
Rev. A. s. LLOYD Of the Second Prcsby-
terrain church, has been appointed chaplain
of the Fourth Virginia regiment.
THE NAVAL INQUIRY.
The naval court of inquiry finished the
testimony oil AlneTicuS SHltn IlllS nlOIHlnS
and was followed by W. >. Wilson, one Of
the laborers in the steam engineering
store. All Of the important evidence will
be in by tomorrow. The court viii de-
termine whether there is sufficient evl:
dence to warrant a court-martial, and If
30, will recommend II.
VARIOUS NOIKs.
The brig Edith, recently sunk in the Pa
tapsco river and raised by the Merritt
Wrecking COMPANY, was towed here to-
day disabled bv loss of sbeathing, and will
have to be repaired before being towed to
New York.
Owing to the breaks not working an in
coming tram on the Norfolk and Western
road TO-DAY collidcd with another tram
and both engines were damaged. \ freight
train of the same road jumped the track
near Suffolk last night.