The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-26
BRIEF NORFOLK NEWS
Tile City Infinitely Searched for Matters Of
Interest to All Glasses Of People.
A BRIEF BUDGET OF SHIPPING NOTES.
Qualified TO Practice I'm the Courts
To inspect the New Steamer Per.
sonnl Notes and Gossip About
Town--Re'mains Entcrrcd.-To Speak
Tonight.

Burglars continue to operate at Lam
bertS Point. 4
The steamer w. ID. Rogers Is OH Jones'
railway for repairs.
Miss Katie Marx left last evening for
Atlanta Tor u months stay.
Crossed wires caused several taps OF
the fire alarm bell yesterday.
Dr.. Thomas II. Barnes. of NansemonG
county, was in the city yesterday
United states Senator John w. Dam
lei spoke at Newport News last night.
Thc wrecked steamer Isle of Wight
Will lie placed in the dry-dock at New
port News to-day.
Two professions of religion are re-
ported from the revival being conduct
Ell at Queen Street NJ. T.. Church.
Gen. q. Il. p. Howard. of New York.
Yesterday qualified to practice law in
the Court Of Law and Chanccry
a slight fire at No. 80 Scott street
Thursday night about 1850 o'clock was
cNtihSuished without an alarm
Mr.. ambrose Page, assistant sccrc-
buri; last night TO visit his homo
Mrs Clara Hoffman, National Secre-
tary Of the w. G. r. L., is announced
to speak i'll this city to-day and to-
morrow.
Tho art reception at Norfolk College
crossed last night. many persons hav-
ilE attended during the two days it &as
in progress
The schooner. Adclinc Townsend.
which Went aground on Hampton bar
yesterday. was pulled off by the tug
Frank y. Low.
The Entertainment Committee ut IN,
central Labor Union will attend the
sunday afternoon services at the Y. NJ.
{. ~. in n body.
The annual meeting of the Board OF
Directors of the Union Mission was
heiu IN The y. Nj. c. a. building yester-
Gay at $50 y. III.
Editors stroud, OF the southampton
Democrat. published at Franklin. ana
billiard, of the Scotland Neck Demo-
crat were in the city yesterday
y number OF invited guests will this
afternoon make an inspection Of the
now steamer Primers Point. of the
North American Transport Company's
fleet -
ON Thursday night thieves entered n
new house being built by Mr.. George G.
MoScr, on Fifteenth street. in the Sixth
Ward. and stole u LOT of carpenters
tools.
II is said that the elevator being put
in Watt, Rettew * Clay's new building,
at Main ana CRANKY streets. will be one
OF the largest and handsomcst in the
South
The members of the Frances Barnes
VS. will meet ut the pastors study
OF Granhy-Street Nj. +. Church IL ar
range for the rchcnrsals of the .Oll
Maids Conventions"
Owing 10 the serious illness of her
brother, Bishop IIaygood. Miss Hay-
Sodd, the returned missionary. will not
br able TO fill her engagements in Nor
folk to-day and Tomorrow
Mr.. and Mrs. h. j. Lowenborg cele-
bratcd last night the second anniycr-
Sary of their marriage at their resi-
dencc % Butte street by Il reunion Of
the families of both and an elaborate
dinner.
the Swedish bark Elizabeth, Cant
Lang, which arrived here three wrc,s
ago WaterloGg2d, has finished repairs;
anu sailed. Capt Lang had the vessel
repaired ut his own expense. the own
crs having refused to assist him.
me remains of Mr.. Adolph Hubbard.
VINO died in Winston. NJ c.. last We'd
hcSdhy, arrived in Norfolk yesterday
over the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
aud were Inferred in Elmwood Gene
terry. Key. }. II. Merritt conducting The
services ut the grave
Yesterdays Richmond Dispntch s,vs.
After the first of January next Tho
steamers o: the Clyde Line will disron-
tinuc running to Richmond They will
stop at Primers Point, near Norfolk.
Ihis change has been contemplated h,.
thc company for some time"
y street C.rt broke down across, Tho
car track ON Main street Yesterday on1
impcdcd street car travel for soma time
Rcv. Dr.. j, William Jones had n large
audience To hear his lecture on stone
wall jackson as Il Christian" ut GRANNY.
street NJ. T.. Church last night ana
everyone was well pleased.
The Elaine Arrives