The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-19
NEW and NEWSY NEWS NOTES
All is Fish That is Caught in Our
Net.
An Accident to Mr.. A. n. Lindsay.
sonal Matters. a CoIored
Man Badly Cut. Other
interesting Notes.
The Amphitrite left this morning at

The Amphitrite left this morning at
IL so o'clock.
MIR. Virginius Grant is on the streets
again, after q continued spell of sick
ness.
MIR. Kenneth McAlpine. U. 8. NJ.
will report for duty at Newport News,
IA q few days.
Grice Lodge No. SO, l. o. o. F.. met
last night in Odd Fellows Hall, on
Middle street.
Mira. Edward Laudreth, OF Newport
News, is visiting Mr.. j. w. Tillsy, on
Lincoln street.
Tho ladies OF st. Andrews Episcopal
Church held a lawn party on Webster
avenue last night.
The Ladies' Union prayer meeting
will be held this afternoon at 8 O'CLOCK
at Monumental Church.
Miss Maude Vaughan, of Raleigh, N.
e., is here on visit to Mrs. J. Q. Her
1ert. on bingham street.
Mrs Sadie Fitchott 10 quite sick at
she residences OF her parents, MIR. and
Ars. George W. Bland, 63l Bart
street.
Tho Cheerful Helpers, OF Fourth
Btrest Baptist Church, will give o
picnic to Newporta News on the 3Oth
Instant.
Constable Ripley arrested the driver
Of the Mettowes Farm Dairy yepter-
day morning for doing business with.
out q license.
See sdver tiasmsnt in this issue Of
grand moonlight excursion to Old
Point and the Capss Monday, Julg %,
by steamer Pooahontas.
Miss Lizzie Magette returned to her
homo IN Como, n. O., Wednesday,
after a pleasant visIt to her sister, Mrs.
., W. Fruit, on Dinwiddie street..
@Mr. h. Q. Young, who has been
taking the censul of school children in
she four old school wards, linda that
shore are 8, 700 school children.
a oolored man named William Jack
con, WAS badly cut accidentally about
ehe head yeaterday by a fellow work.
man with o triangle Hledge hammer.
The Firemans Herald speaks very
complimentary Of Mr.. Geo. c. Gum.
SalnGs, secretary OF the State Fire De.
parsment, also quite number of COM
plimentarJ sketches of his life.
Mr.. Jameg T, Borum is enjoying bis
vacation at his summer home and
Mathswn county. The VIRaIN1AN is
formed that be 10 on Q pleasure trim.
end the report that no il Ill ia a mis-.
take,
Mr.. Howard Townsend, Iate assist.
ant aeor etRry of tho Y. NJ. L. A., has
accepted q position with the Ports.
mouth Steam Laundry, and Mr..
Samuel P. Pedrick has be en- appointed
IN his place.
Rev. Jack Rossar, who has basn
holding q meeting in CourGand for the
last ten days, arrived in town yester
day on his wsy to rempsranoeville,
Aceomac county. where he will have
an engagement for two weeks.
Mr.. A. Fl. Lindsay. while driving on
Crawford street on Wednesday after
noon, narrowly averted q serious acoi-
dent: His horse became frightened at
train and ran into a beer wagon.
throwing Mr.. Lindsay to the ground.
but he escaped with few bruises.
q. Clarke, colored. of whom we made
mention of being hurt In the sewer
trenches, is perhaps more seriously
hurt than was at first supposed. DR..
Charles l.. Culpepper, who was sum.
moned, says it will be three or four
days before tbs sItent OF his ipiuries
can be definitely sscertained, as hs not
only received a Ont of four inohes in
length on the top Of his head, but com
plainsd of e1cruciating pains at the
base of the skun, which is rather a bad
symptom