The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-30
NENSY NORFOLK NICKNACKS
The GiSt Of Great and Little Mat,
tiers Simply Set Down,
ABOUT SUNDAY NEWSPAPERS.
Justice Burroughs Delivers an Opin-
ion. United States Court. To Pay
Queen Street Methodist Church
Debt. The Inspiration of the
Bible. Last Organ Recital.


Bible. Last Organ Recital.
Occasional rains may be expected to.
day.
Home strawberries will be on the
market this week.
Col, G. Fentou Day. of SmithGold.
WINS III the city yesterday.
The receipts OF tho Police Court yes
terday amounted to $50.
Mr.. w. III. Callahan and Mrs. Gallo.
han returned from their wedding tour
Sunday.
The new regulations governing the
liquor business will go into effect
Wednesday.
Mr.. Il. ". Malett and Mrs. Mallett
have returned from their bridal tour,
and are at the Atlantic.
The docket of the United States
Court for the mouth OF May will be
small and unimportant.
The steamer Albemarle is running to
severn river in place of the Accomack,
which Is undergoing repairs.
Steve Budd, colored, was arrested
yesterday charged with keeping dis
orderly house on Plume street.
Maria Byrd, colored, was arrested
JSSNSAt"JJ Ohhi Bou WIN heeDlUE a dis
reputable bouse Oh Reid's lane.
HtRev. j. S. Hunter. who preached ut
Queen Street NJ. f. Church Sunday.
returned to Richmond yesterday.
a collection was taken up Sunday at
the Queen Street Methodist Church to
pny OFT the debt and nearly 81, 900 was
raised.
Il. Jones. colored, was arrested YES.
tnFIlY nhpr0nI u-it
dictionary open at II Church street last
Sunday.
The first stage rehearsal for Pinnfore
will take place at the Academy of Music
o'night. All participants IRE request.
ed to too present.
MIR. VIM. Bryan Roper, Il banker OF
Preston. Lancaster, Eng. is Waiting
his kinsman, Capt. john l.. Roper. on
Freemason street.
The marriage of Mr.. James j. John.
stop, OF Norfolk. and Miss Virginia
Louise Williamson will take place in
Richmond to day.
number OF young men held meet.
ing ut the Union Mission. No. 6G
Church street last night and fourmu.
lated plans for mission work.
The Norfolk branch of the Women's
Auxiliary to the Board of Missions will
hold it's Easter meeting Mt Christ
Church chapel this Tuesday afternoon
at 3 o'clock.
The following were the visitors at
the Cotton Exchange yesterday: Henry
Berr. of New Orleans. La; n, II.
Bass, OF Rome, Ga; {. L. johnson. OF
Raleigh, n. G.
a deed was recorded Yesterday from
the lieptnsophian Classified Building
Association to q. L. Ingram, transfer.
ring lot and improvements on the
west aide OF Mozart stIeet.
Justice Burroughs has decided thot
newspapers can be delivered to regular
customers In Norfolk atnn time on
Sunday, but tina. they canuot be SO d
either IN stores or on the street.
The last organ recital of the season
took plnoe yesterday afternoon at
Christ Church and was very largely
attended. The programme was equal
10 any oil frot. Millcr's past recitnls,
Key. Geo. Leonard Chaury. "A promi.
nent Unitarian, preached ut tue Mn
sonic Temple Sunday morning aod
night. lie left last night Tor Baltimore
10 attend tho Unitarian Conference.
Several hundred people were AL the
armory Sunday afternoon to henr the
hrst OF series OF lectures being deiv
cred by.hl cssrs. Milcs Grant aud q. W.
Sederquest, OF Boston. on tho Bible.
The Little Seasides defeated the
Wood Streets yesterday by a score of )
to U. Batteries-Cl Cleveland Barrett and
Amos Woodbouso; Willie GRAY and
Alex Wood. Umpire, Henry West,
"a Attention is called to the advertise.
inent for three gentlemen boarders vino
can get large well furnished room on
secoud floor III central part Of the CITY
at Sl6 per month each by udd.essipG
bonrd, box &. city postoilice.
~ Chairman Walter Thomas. of tina
committee OF arrangements OF Pickett.
Buchanen Camp, has called II meeting
oil the committee III the Camp Hall 10.
night at o'clock. A fnl Attendance
OF said committee is expected ms bust
ness relative to Memorial Day celebra.
ton Is to be arranged.
Mr.. w. j. Roberts, who for many
years has been city reporter for II. q.
Dun Co. here. hos gone to Win
ston, y. O., where lie will have cbaroe
of the Company's office. His position
here will be filled by w. G. i;iersou,
late OF Lynchburg. who has had con.
siderable experience in this line.
Rough Rice Wanted
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