The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-08
FOR SUNDAY READING
Many Matters Of Minor Moment Briefly
ChronlcIed BY the VlrglnIan Reporters.
THE NEWS OF THE CITY CURLY STATED
To Have "a building RalIy-FuneraI
ofMr. Duncan-Thc Gospel Wagon
Change of Scheduled Hand.
some Display-KilIed n Deer-A
Choice Programme.

Senator Hill has left Old Point for
Washington.
Game in the North Carolina sounds
Is reported TO be scarce.
The Maryland militia are expected to
return from Atlanta tonight.
The investigation OF the Newport
News-kMie collision still goes on.
Misses Myrtle and Pearl Avery have
returned from q visit to Cheraw, S.
C.
Rev. w. S. Leakc. of Grace Baptist
| Church. will preach to children to-
| night.
n change in the schedule Of the
Norfolk and Carolina road goes into
effec! tomorrow.
The life saving crew at Cape Henry
Yesterday killed a deer about mile
from their station.
DR.. j. d. Ennes, of New York Dental
Rooms. has returned to the city from
n visit to Richmond.
runaway occurred on Church
| sire t near Macs bakery Yesterday.
a wagon was somewhat damaged.
inree applicants for clerkships IN the
post office underwent the civil service
examination yesterday at the custom
house
The display of Christmas articles at
Adams Express Office yesterday for
the benefit Of st. Luke's Church, was n
handsome one
Services will be held from the Gospel
wagon at the corner of Church street
and Princess Anne avenue this even
ing at Z O'Clock.
Mr.. John A. Murden, a well-known
brick mason. fell down the ccllarway
at No. 13I Main street yesterday and
was painfully injured.
choice programme is being ar
ranged for the meeting OF the Young
Peoples Union of the Freemason Street
BAPTIST Church Monday night
Evangelist S. l.. Johnson colcUC,d
who has been conducting the revival
meetings at the Bank Street Baptist
Church. left for Lynchburg yesterday.
The funeral of the late Jnmes Dun
can will take place from ST. Lukes
r. L. Church this afternoon ut 3 O'Clock
The interment will be in Elmwood Gem
etcry
Agent Moore. of the S. p. c. a., yes
terday sued out n warrant against II.
NiXdcrff, charged with allowing
small hoy to drive q wagon ON the
public streets.
at the Bank Street Baptist Church
(colored this afternoon mt s o'clock
Rev. ]. Madison Young will administer
number OF the recent converts
The cOlored Y. NJ. G. a. will hold n
building rally ~ the Butte Street Bap-
fist Churct, this afternoon at 8 o'clock.
IT is the desire Of the association to
build $4,000 hall on Queen street,
a lengthy article In this weeks Chris
tian Advocate, III which he reviews
Bishop Galloway's ruling In the case
of Dr. a. Coke Smith, formerly pastor
of CRANKY Street NJ. e. Church. this
city.
Mr.. a. B. Farnsworth has been APP
pointed general eastern passenger
agent of the Seaboard Air Line, with
headquarters at 2ST broadway, New
York, vice Mr.. IronmonSer. who has
been assigned to ether duties with the
road.
y handsome pamphlet entitled AR
kansas Women" has been published by
the Iron Mountain Railway, In which
portraits OF many prominrrt. women
are given. among them thct Of Mrs.
Jennie pelony Rice now OF this city,
but q native nf Arkansas.
\ window display made up entirely
or handkcrchiefs, n Watt Rettew &
Clay's new store. Is n genuine novelty.
In the window in question, which was
arranged by Mr.. 0. NJ. Bclotc. over 1000
handl:erchiefs are displayed ranging
in pric. from = cents to SITE
At s.. Paul's Church this afternoon
at 1 O'Clock the boy choir. lately or
ganzcd by Mr. w. d. Crowcll. will
render some fine music. BESIDES sing
ing the regular service they will rem
der Bennctts Magnificent and Nunc
DimittIs i'm D flat-a very difficult COM
position.