The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-16
YOU and YOUR FRIENDS
4 Collection Of Personal. Social
and General Notes.
Evangelist Morgan Doing Great Good.
the Murderers. Delegates TO
the Firemenss Convention.
Personal Points oflnterest
The police will not have picnic this

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Limo were paid yesterday.
Nothing of interest was done IN the
Musings Court yesterday,
-...Rev. Thomas J.. Brady has gone to
alexandria to spend a few days.
The changes Oh the Seaboard Air
Line went into effect yesterday.
Councilman Reynolds will return
from New York this morning.
The lawn party on Scottsville last
night was very we'll attended.
The flying horse man folded his tent
yesterday and left for parts unknown.
Tho Texas is ly.completed. Each
day the force on her grows less and
less.
Chas. Brown, oolored, was fined 81
for fitting, in default was committed to
sail.
TomsCook, colored, was fined 81 for
lighting, in default was committed to
jail.
There was very large number OF
visitors at Post Norfolk Sunday alter
noon.
The Y. p. B. U. will have their
moonlight excursion next Monday
night.
lions Baptist Church, colored. will
go to Newport News to-day on
picnic.
Read the advertisement of bakery
ind dwelling for rent either together
or separately,
Mr.. Roscoe j. Dodd's son Miles is
very sick at his fathers residence in
Cottage Place.
A small colored boy was fined 81
and costs yesterday for jumping ON
passing tram.
EsAndrew Siverson and - Carmine
qualified as deputy sheriHs Of Norfolk
county yesterday.
Mrs. Gaskins is extremely i'll at the
residence of her husband on Randolph
direct, South Portsmouth.
The man who cut Mcknight Satur-
day has not been arrested vet. His
whereabouts are unknown.
The Road Board will hold meeting
to-day. The street railroad question
will come up before them.
An aged colored woman, who ia sick
end In destitute circumstances, will be
cent to the almshouse this morning,
The attendance at Wright Memorial
missionary meeting Sunday afternoon
was very large and the singing was ex.
cellent.
The first work on the electric road
will be commenced about August lst.
and will be pushed ahead as RAPIDLY as
possible.
All the Seaboard Air Line Offices are
now located i'll the new building. 1t Is
not quite completed, but will be in
Few days.
Atlantic Division will shortly an.
nounce their excursion to White Ball.
which is one Of the prettiest places in
this State
All the delegates to the fremen's cen.
Sention, which meets in Harrlsonburp
80 morrow, will leave this morning for
that place.
MIR. }. s. Crawford will move his
family to Ocean View on FRIDAY.
where they will remain the balance OF
the summer.
\ colored man was locked up last
night charged with stealing SI.25 from
MIR. Jessie q. Balm. He will nave q
hearing this morning.
The members OF Chambers Fire
Company Will meet Thursday night to
decide upon the time and place of
holding their annual picnic.
The baseball rooters were anxious to
near from LynchbuIg yesterday, and
%hen they fonnd that 1t was raining
they began discussing the probable re.
suits.
small son of MIR. John Willie. who
lives near Deep Greek, came near
being drowned Sunday by falling in
She canal. He was saved by q Mr,
Harris.
A barge belonging to the Atlantic
and Danyllle railroad loaded with cot
ton seed meal, ut West Norfolk. was
eunk Saturday night. 1t was Cotton
hp yesterday.
Sam Brown. q colorcd lunatic. who
was perfectly wild. was locked up IN
The county jail for safe keeping on
Sunday. An examination will be held
gu him shortly.
The grading of tho old wood dock
viii be completed by Thursday and n
eewer Pipe to carry off the water will
shen have to be used to drain all thnt
part of the city.
Considerable amount OF work Is be-
ang done around Primers Point On the
property recently purchased. Every
one mas his orders to keen their mouth
closed, so nothing can be learned.
Capt. George w. K. Mcdonald. who
was discharged from the Senboard Air
Zine yesterday on account of reducing
expenses. Ia one of the oldest clerks on
she road and is said to be most excel.
pent one.
MIR. John Ii. Hume has been elected
president ana general manager of tho
PORTSMOUTH Knitting mills and Mr..
Edward Camp, of Norfolk. snperip.
fendent. They expect to commence
work January LIST. 1896.