The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-03
sOME: SUNDAY NOTES
A Readable Condensation of the Minor Hap
p5nIngS OF the City BY The Sea,
III aORFoLK'S STREETS AID BYWAYs
Telegraph Lis,c Cut OF orier-tnothcr
Heavy ssainiali-East Nearing. Co,,.
pie:ion-Na.es OF the sior,u-yamnt.
vcTsary Sermon Other Matters OF
Absorbing Interest.

There are said to be>fully 200 vessels
i'll Hampton Roads weather bound
a glance at the hotel registers shows
a heavy floating population,
yesterday the average temperature
was lower than on amy day this sea
son.
The Government telegraph line be-
tween this city and Cape Hatteras is
out of order
Mr., J. r. Renes leaves or Monday for
the New England Conservatory OF
Music, Boston, Mass.
MIR Marx Levy. q converted Hebrew
who is engaged In missionary work i'll
New York, is In the city.
y lady who keeps Il store on Church
street. was arrested yesterday, charged
with buying Il stolen coat.
Messrs. L. p. Bailey and W. l..
Bruen, Of Washington. spoke at the
Union Mission last night.
The rainfall in this city yesterday
reached one inch. according to the rec
ords al the Weather Bureau.
The prevailing prices pf country pro-
ducts were lower in the city market yes
tcrdaY than for some time past.
Master c. V. Fisher. son of Deputy
City Collector G. y. Fisher. is much i'm
proved from Il severe attack OF typhoid
fever
Mr.. John Wesner, Of the Hunting
Shows, left on the Old Dominion steam
er last night for his home, at Warwick
y. Y.
Rev. w. S. Leake will preach his
third anniversary sermon as pastor OF
Grace Baptist Church this morning at
II O'Clock.
Mr.. w J. Clement, representing the
Noodson-Johnson Furniture Company.
Of Lyuchburg, Va, is guest OF the
Atlantic Hotel.
Watt. Rcttcw & Ciay's new building
will soon be completed, the front being
closed in and the new concrete pave
| ment put down.
Miss Annie Henry of Norfolk. will
be one of the bridesmaids at tho Brock
IcnDrouSh-Cookc nuptials in Richmond
on the 18th instant.Hs, IN
The election of the officers of the
| Ladies' Memoria! Association will he
held on Tuesday next nj IL O'Clock. in
the hall of the p. i. Camp. Main street.
The Misses Alexandria and Beina-
dcttc Porter are spending 4 few weeks
At the Atlantic Hotel, with their broth
cr, Mr. Frank a. Porter, of the City Ma
| tional Bang.
Colonel Lamb agrees to accept the
Craftsmanship of the Republican State
Committee If rendered unanimously,
and IL ii carries with it an appointment
on the National Committee.
! Rev. y. S. Lloyd will deliver an adj
dress to the Young Mems Christian
Association (culorcG9 this afternoon
NJ o'clock. Song service will preccde
| the meeting. All men are invited
| Messrs w. Il. and X. NJ. Gardiner. of
| Liverpool, We're in the city yesterday.
The Central Labor Union will hold
the first OF its monthly public meetings
at Emerald Hall on the 18th instant.
| Mcssrs. VIM Moore and Willis Brown
have been elected as Delegates. from
| Grace Baptist Church 10 attend the
| meeting OF the Baptist General Asso-
| citation. which cmrenes in Petersburg
on the 18th instant.
Mr.. w. c. Alden, for n number Of
years Chief Clerk OF the Atlantic and
Danville railroad. has accepted the po-
sition OF General Agent of the Cen
| tury Building and Loan Association.
No. &c Main street. Mr.. n. w Tatum.
late ratc-clerk, has been promoted To
succeed MI. Alden.
The Century building and Loan AS
ISOLATION, chartered by Judge Hanck 81
I, shirt ting ago. has leased the build
ing No. 96 Main street. and will take
possession ON December LIST. subject;
| however, 10 sub-leascs OF the NorIol,,