The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-08
IN AvARIEGATED FORM
Matters Of Brief Mention ChrOnlcIed TO Keep
the Public Thoroughly Posted.
WHAT THE STREET COMMITTEE WILL DO.
An Aged and Respected Citizen Cole.
brates His seth Birthday-IIow
tho Mail Carriers Look-Isc Cur.
ried Pistol and Now Rnnguisl,es
TN DURANGO viic-Oihcr Matters.
MIR. N. Levy is getting much berter

MIR. N. Levy is getting much better.
colonel w. H. Stewart is confined To
MS home, on North street, by sickness
Inc Navy Yard employees will be paid
day.
Atlantic Division expects to carry
quiet number on their excursion to
Atlanta.
Mr.. Mark Levy. a converted Hebrew,
VIII address at the Y. NJ. c. A. Sunday
afternoon. H..
Work on warehouse ID" Is progress
Ing nicely. 1t Will be complete ut the
given time
The mail carriers have come out I'm
their winter uniforms anu look very
neat and tidy
Two negro men were locked up for
fighting last night They viii be en-
amined this morning
me pilgrim's Progress" entertain
ment will be repeated at the South
street Baptist Church tonight
Attention is called to the nd" of
rooms FOR rent. at 420 Dinwiddic street.
These rooms are large and airy
The Republican State Committee has
settled on the 2Ith day of this month
to elect General Mahones successor.
Mr.: and Mrs. Charles II. Sturtevent.
Jr., lost by death yesterday their In
rant son. Maynard. aged months.
MIR. Charles Cuthrell of this CITY has
been appointed a messenger I'm the
Civil Engineers office, at the Yard. vice
Newman, resigned >
Theodore Drewry will shortly give a
song recital at the North-Street a. NJ.
T.. Church. He is highly spoken of ms
most excellent baritone
The mail train on the Scaboard Air
Line was delayed forty minutes in
going out yesterday on account of the
delay in some of the boats
The Commissioners of Election met
Tor lou Il
on Tuesday last The count gives Mr..
Island i9i; Sykes. CT. Majority for
Bland, 727.
Edward White was arrested ycster-
day in the county by Constable Mat
thews. charged with carrying Il pistol
He was fined 500. In default, was com
| mittcd for CO days.
Mr.. Edward Wilkins. n wcll-known
resident OF the Fourth ward. celebrat ed
his seth birthday yesterday. He is well
and hearty and seems to be enjoying
life. His wife is still living. and is
81 years old. She too, looks we'll and
hearty.
| In another column an advertisement
OF Smith d Tabb appears, in which
they announce that they arc prepared
to put up electric bells. electric lights
speaking tubes, etc, and guarantee good
work. Both of these gentlemen are
Portsmouth men and should be patron.
ICED. See "ad."
The Albany Burgess Corps will arrive
mere sunday evening. en- route for the
Atlanta Exposition. They will have
iour Pullmans. one day coach, and one
baggage car. dining car. etc. The party
viii be quite large. Mr. n. j. Andcr-
| son. General Passenger Agent, will &C
company them on this trip.
The Street Committee will, at the
| meeting of tho Council. on the 18th inst
| recommend that South County and
Glasgow streets be paved with stone
similar to that on First street The
work to be done when the spring
opens. BY that time the Street RAN
road Company will have all their tracks
down on these streets