The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-16
DAINTY NEWS COLLATION.
Appetizing Paragraphs for Sub
stantial After Reading.
PAYMASTER IN THE NAVY
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
TO Animals. Small Blaze. Steam
ers in Port. Death of Mrs.
kiliY Owens. Personal
Paragraphs.
Maj. james L. Milligan is in Now

Maj. James L. Milligan is in New
York.
The Corporation Court was en-.
gagged yesterday trying some civil
cases.
Hall thieves, at work again in the
West End, stole MIR. Smell's coat
yesterday.
Judge Hanckel has moved into his
new Office on City Hall square, and
is comfortably fixed for the next six
years.
Sheriff Cromwell snid yesterday
that he believed he would eventually
arrest the murderers of the woman
Ida Ward.
Mrs. Philimenia Hartman, OF New
York, is on visit to her son, Mr..
John G. Hartman, at hls home Oil
Church street.
John NJ. Hodges and wife yester.
day transferred to Mary Dasie Nc,
Clcllan property on Dartmouth
| street valued at 5000.
The suit Of Massey against the
Pilot was not entered Yesterday.
MIR. Massey's lawyers arc hard at
work preparing the declaration.
, no' Z WIS siHeil pihAe Nt u pupcT
hanging establishment on CRANKY
street yesterday. The flames were
put out with fire eXtinguisher.
MIR. ID. A. Eberly, OF Peunsyl.
vania. is in tho city visiting his
brother, Mr.. Charles Eheriy, on
York street.
Officer Kirchmyer has been sus-
pended tor taking q nap while on
duty, pending hearing before tho
Board Of Police Commissioners.
MIR. Eioy, the alleged defaultlng
| manager for G.. T.. Nerdier e Co,
has been taken from New York to
Richmond. The case will be heard
to-day.
A slight FIRE occurred near the
loot OF Eayette street yesterday
morning about $50 O'Clock. The
department responded to call, but
was not needed.
The schooner Susan Is. Raw.
which loaded coal here December
ilth and sailed for Charleston,
,. g., has not arrived Mt that port.
1t Is feared she has been lost.
United States Marshal Hudeins,
who has been very i'll with pneu
monla at his home Ill Caroline coun.
ty, is In the city attending the ses
sion of the United States Court.
Rev. j. Il. Mastin is CONDUCTING n
revival Mt the Union Mission. His
subject last night was Goods Call"
de preached al eloquent sermon to
deeply interested congregation.
The steamship Carlton in port
from England, is new vessel, this
being her first trip. The British
steamship Gianton, winch IS loading
| coal at Lambert's Point, is also n
new vessel.
The fair and festival at tho school
house, opposite Iion's NJ. f. Church,
S"ntb,at Lambert's Point, last night,
was well attended and the lad,es
were well satisfied with the receipts
of the evening.
lion. ID. Gardiner Tyler is making
an effort to secure for Mr.. Quinn
| Shepperd, OF Norfolk, a position as
pay master IN the navy. Tie Young
man is son of Capt. Ham Shepperd
and is we'll endorsed.
Mrs. Kitty Owens, of Mathews
county, well known in this city.
where she had many warm friends,
died at the residence OF her son, MIR,
L. Nj. Owens. IN Mathews, Monday
afternoon. The deceased was 81
years OF age.
4 deed was recorded yesterday.
transferring certain property on
[ Charles street from james II. Snm.
mons 10 Il. T. White, for g. sos. 90.
Up to yesterday. tho middle OF
January, Dlnetoen marriage licenses
had been issued by Clerk Royster.
Chief Engineer Ryan, of tue FIRE
Department, is very iavorablY i'm.
pressed with the superiority OF the
| glass front alarm boxes, such as are
now III use IL Btnmbleton. The
Chief estimates that the change can
be made for about SO n box.
Inc committee who have in charge
the arrangements for the annnnl
meeting of the Society for the Pre-
vention Of Cruelty TO Animals has
secured the services of Miss Ella
Ten Eyck Macy, of New York. an
elocutionist of reputation. who is now
visiting friends ut the Norfolk Col.
lcge. The committee is now en-
deavorlng to secure the services of
en- accomplished singer. The exer-
cises Will be OF an attractive charae
| ter.