The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-30
SOME NORFOLK NOTES.
GIeaniRgs Of the Reporters In and About the
City Yesterday.
PERSONAL GOSSIP OF INTEREST.
To Give the First German--R enI ~.
tate improvements Thieves at
Work Main street Attraction
sent to An AsyIum-An Alarm of
Fire Other Matters.

The steamship Primers Point will sail
this morning.
Col. VIM. Lamb has returned from
Tonawanda. N. Y
II was decidedly cooler last night than
Tor several days past.
fhtsves are reported daily in the
northwestern suburbs.
The Misses Dey, OF Butte street, left
last night for Atlanta.
Key. MI Ball, of Michigan, spoke ut
the Union Mission last night
The Monteilore Association will hold
us opening ball on November 4th
The Stoncwall Democratic Club of
the Fourth Ward will meet tonight.
The steamer Thomas Newton will be
hauled out at Jones ways this morn
ing.
James Christian, coiored died i'm Jail
late Monday night from rapid consump-
ton.
The steamer Beaufort is being con-
verified into barg at Graves marine
railway.
There is said to br movement on
foot to establish u hospital In the north
ern part of the city
III is said IL large number of new
buildings are going up in the direction
OF Lambcrt's Point.
Wofkmcn are putting in large plate
glass windows I'm Watt. Rettcw &.
Clay's new building.
~ lame horse, unfit for work, was
sent on The streets yesterday by an
agent of the S. +. c. a.
ne Indications ut police hraduuar-
ters ut midnight pointed to another
small docket this morning
me lreSbytery of Norfolk will hold
meeting in the First Presbyterian
Church next Friday at noon.
\ young lady In boomers and Il young
mum IN English riding costume were
Mhln street attractions yesterday.
ihonms Nixon and George Bm,t.
Dothcolorcd. were carried To the Central
hospital. at Petersburg. yesterday.
An alarm yesterday about noon was
caused by slight incendiary fire M n
mousse III l-oyallS lane. Damage insig-
nificamt
orders have been issued to arrest all
boys or others found trespassing on the
Academy lot. This accounts for the
absence of the football players last
night.
Mr.. William T.. Agate. of New York
ana special correspondent of the East
erh Newspaper Syndicate is In the CITY
ana paid the Virsinian n pleasant visit
yesterday.
II is said number of warrants have
been issued in this city at the instance
Of Rrr. Sam Small. the charges in
them beinS based on Mr. Small's recent
financial troubles.
me lecture on Capital and Labor
advertised 10 take place at Emerald
ii'ii ilSl ounuaE. was delivered at
oait"n's Hall. about 100 of the leading
ltnlians OF the city being present
Ihcrc VIII he meeting of the Norfolk
and Portsmouth Press Club this evening
AT . O'Clock to hear the report OF the
entertainment committee. a full attcn-
dance OF the committee is especially
desired.
Great complaint is made about the
condition Of Roanoke Square below
water street. The street looks as If
IL has not been swept for some. time,
whii" deep holes in the pavement
make II dangerous for horses to travel.
Cards are out announcing th,. mar
rage of Miss NJ. Eugenic Bunting,
daughter Of MIR. w. L. Bunting, IL
Mr. Ernest I.inwood Rouney. the cere-
mony To take place Tuesday evening.
November 9TH. III 30 O'clock at Chris
tan Memorial Temple. Highland ave
nue..
MIR. and Mrs. Edward Spalding have
issued cards Of invitation TO the mar
rlaee OF their daughter Miss Nettie
Roberta. 10 MIR. Moses Cason Ferebec,
to take plada on Tuesday evening,
Novemhnr 18th. 1t half-past O'Clock,
ut the First Presbyterian church. RE-
ceplion at the residence. No 223 North
fark avenue from { to o'clock.