The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-05
Items That Have Survived the
Close of a Day.
The CITY COUNCIL TONIGHT
Special Mayors Court. Norfolk
Road Board. Report on the
Hospital Site. War Remi-
nisccnces. Board Of
Supervisors.

The Mayor held special seSSiOp
Of his court yesterday afternoon.
The City Council will hold their
regular monthly meeting tonight.
Tie Ladies' Auxiliary of the Y. NJ.
q. \. will meet at / p. III. this even
ing.
The Norfolk County Road Board
was i'll session yesterday and traus-
acted business connected with the
roads.
There seems to be growing op.
position to the sewerage by proper
" owners. They do not want the
work done.
MIR. Michael j. Flaherty and Miss
Mary Cox will be married at st.
Iaui's Catholic Church to morrow
afternoon.
Several persons from this city will
go along with the Blues to New
Orleans to attend the Mardi Gras
On the Odd inst.
The funeral OF Southall Bass Sun
DAY morning was one of the largest
coloEed funerals that has ever been
eeen III this city.
There are no courts in sessiou Just
C. tins time, the city and county
courts both having cleared up
iheir February terms.
The singing school at the Young
Mems Mission commences to night
at 13O o'clock. The attendance
each week Is quite large.
Tie only business III the MAYORS
Court yesterday morning was one
Gerson committing nuisance. He
WAS mndo to pay 50 fine.
1,,n
died in the county jail Sunday
night. She was buried yesterday at
the expense OF the county.
Robinson, the murderer of vii.
con, had preliminary hearing yes
terday. and was sent on to the April
term Of the County Court.
la another column store on
County street, suitable for any kind
OF business, Is advertised for rent.
See advertisement and apply as iii
Fected.
The Board CT Supervisors of Nor
folk county will meet on the 10Th
inst, BY that time the city Will be
IN n position to turn over the ia!l
property,
Stoncwall- Camp meetings are be
coming more popular with the pub.
lie, quite iage number Of persons
who are not members attend to hear
the war "reminiscences.
Rev, w. :. Wattersun, of the
Spurgeon Baptist Church, Norfolk.
ma Rev. MIR. keuuard, of the
Fourth Street Church, exchanged
pu!pits Sunday night
mere were no services ut the Eff
Gngham Street NJ. f.. Church Sun.
day on account OF the roof being
partially oil the building for repairs
which caused the building to be
damp inside.
Bey. j. &. Leonard will address
iGc DO Without" meeting at the
Central Church to night at 1870
O'Clock. There viii be "A meeting
every night this week ct the Central
Church called the do Without"
meeting.
The medical committee will meet
6 committee from the Council Thurs.
day night to discuss the purchase of
Il site for Il hospital So that soma
Kind OF report can be made at the
regular adjourned meeting on ines
day next.
Gregory, the banjo picker, amused
the members OF >Stonuwull temp.
Confederate Veterans, last night bv
eInging several war songs aud pick.
ing his banjo. A number of NIo.
neyer-Shaw Camp, from Berklev.
we're present.
The rehearsal for the Crnciixion
TIIi take place tins evening at 100
Court street at 5 p. N. All are re
Iuested to be present. This sncred
uratorlo viii be rendered on Good
friday night IN Portsmouth, the
place TO he announced later.
Mayor Davle Is doing all he can to
Eetan insight into the working of the
clubs on Sunday. Yesterday he had
member before him who admitted
that he lost three beers in there. had
whnt be wanted to drink and had
never paid cent, but expected 10
pay mp some time. He had not
been member long enough to know
the raics yet.
saturday night three negro men
Went INTO the store OF MIR. Thomas
lassiter, on the corner of London
cud Goodwin streets. They bought
I'VE cents worth of goods and gave
q hall dollnr TO be changed. Mr..
j.Hssiter. not having the change in
the drawer, took 1t out bag. One
OF the men grabbed the bag, winch
contained over $50, aud ran off with
1t. lie was soon followed by the
either two.
I.omps, silk shades, wire frames
ooli carriages, toilet sets, pictures,