The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-30
NORFOLK NEWS NEATLY noted
Here Little and There a Little of
DOings to Interest.
POLICY SHOP OWNER SENT ON
Married in Richmond. Body Taken to
Maryland. Stabbing Case Con-
tinued. The Long Sleeper Re-
turned 10 New York. New
England Cotton Men.


Capt. L. Il. Lassiter, of Petersburg.
is III tho city.
The Ballentine Home for the Aged is
nearly completed.
leKev. Thomas Dixon Jr. and wife, OF
New York, are IN the city.
Judge Hanckel sentenced four per-
SONS yesterday to the penitentiury.
The delegation of New England cot.
ton manufacturers will arrive here
Monday.
The City OF Para. cargo and freight
money were libeled at Newport News
yesterday,
Tho brigantine Stacy, Clark, is
hauled ont on Graves railway, whore
she will be overhuuled.
The shipments OF coal for the week
ending March 18th, were 40, 633, tons.
Since January LIST, 4G3, 272 tous.
General Manager Barrett and Secre
tary Payne, of the Ocean View rail.
road, have gono to Philadelphia.
Mrs, Willlnm M. Rettew and little
naughter' Mits Pearl, have gone to
Philadelphia, Pa, to visit friends.
Karl HARRISON, who took the long nap
at st. Vincent's Hospital, has SO far re-
covered as TO be able to go to New
York.
Mrs. II. Znbriskie and Mrs. e. @.
Sterling, of New York, are visiting
Mrs. w. II. Broughton at No. 63 York
street.
Capt. Chns. G.. Sparks has purchased
the large and powerful tug George W.
Smith, Of Hartford, Conn. She will be
used Tor towing In this port.
The body of Capt. Ohas. L. Sim
mons, OF Frederick. Md, who died at
st. Vincent's Hospital, was taken to his
home last night for Interment.
Rev. DR.. j. II. Howertou. pastor
| elect. will preach Sunday al First
Presbyterlan Church. Subject at
night: "Ihe Christian Ideal''
President Hoffman. of the Seaboard
AIR Line. demos that MIR. j. Il. Ander.
son, general ticket agent. Will sever
his connection with the company May
10.
MIR. Harris L. Smith, native of this
city, and formerly physical director of
the l. NJ. Z. A., was married in Rich
mond Thursday to Miss Isabel Welse.
ger.
}. D. Williams was sent on to the
grand jury yesterday, charged with
conducting policy shop. he was
baiIed for his appearance in the sum of
$3.50.
The action OF the Atlantic City police
against the city. instituted to recover
salary, will be taken to the Corpora
ton Court. The men are due S34
each.
a deed was recorded yesterday
Transferring from tho Bankers Loon
md Investment Company to Walter ii.
lay lor lot on the south side of Shell
don avenue. Consideration, $1,000.
! The custom house people here have
| been busy Tor the past few days assess
ing the cargo OF the steamer Lambert's
Point. The receipts at this port on
her cargo Will amount to about So,
| 900.
The case of Commonwealth vs.. John
tWelch. charged with staDbing Joseph
Miller, was called in the Police Court
yesterday, and continued till Friday.
The accused was bailed IN the sum of
$500.
a class of ladies have graduated from
the Retreat OF the Sick and received
their diplomas. The graduates are
Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Sykes, Miss Oaks,
Miss Creekmore, Miss Smith and Miss
luille.
Mr.. Thomas II. White, late chief en-
glneer OF the tug Louise and chaplain
OF Marine Engineers Beneficial Asso.
citation No. lOl, Is stopping with MIR.
w. T.. Howell, OF same association, at
Capo Henry.
Visitors Cotton Exchange yesterday
y. Z. Meekins, ST., Columbia, >. G..
A. II. Slocumb. Fayetteville, n. CT
Z. OYerton, New York city: j. L.
bison and a. Gerst, Danyille, Va: =.
Dougherty, Baltimore.