The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-27
NORFOLK NEWS NEATLY NOTED
Here a Little and There a Little of
Doings to Interest.
THE CHIEF is READY FOR TRIAL
Plain Talk to Arcanumites. Evangelist
Lee at Union Mission. Baseball
Season. Skating Rink Carni-
val. West End Realty Co.
Bay State Committee.

the city.
Mr.. Gus Ullman, OF Richmond, is in
the city.
Judge Hanckel has chartered the
West End Reality Company.
There was no business of Importance
transacted in the Police Court yester-
day.
Rev. Samuel w. Small was quite sick
ut his home in the West End yester-
day.
The funeral of Mr.. Chas. Il. Capler
will take place to day at 3 o'clock from
the First Presbyterian Church.
The second Massachusetts legislative
committee, which was in KIchmond
Monday. was in Norfolk yesterday.
George Joyner, whito boy. will be
sent to the State Reforma tory so night
III charge of MIR. George w. Campo.
MIR. John Callahan, general manager
OF the Norfolk and Washington Steam
boat Company, was in Norfolk yester.
day,
Rev. Father Foley. OF Washington,
ID. o., preached worry impressive ser
mon at st. Mary's Catholic Church
Sunday.
Mr. George G. Moser has placed in
Umssndter' window drawing OF the
completed by Juno |.
The committee of the whole" meet.
ing of the Councils. for the considera-
ton of the liquor ordinance, Will DO
held Thursday night.
MIR. III. w. Jones, of ia Brambleton
avenue. left last night for Baltimore,
where he will be engaged in moving
residence i'll that city.
Visitors Mt the Cotton Exchange: A.
Lehman, New York city; Joseph A.
Brown, Brooklyn, N. y, Watkins
Norvell, Richmond. Va.
An entertainment, entitled a "March
Carnival was given last night at Mon
tetiore Hall for the Indies League of
Queen Street NJ. T. Church.
lev. Mr.. Lee, well.kuown evan.
gelist OF Greensboro, n. g., delivered
an address Mt the Union Mission,
lower Church street, last night.
Judge y. S. Watts, of Portsmouth.
presided III the Court of Law and
Chancery yesterday III the absence of
Judge Martin in North Carolina.
The baseball season opens here
Thursday afternoon of this week with
game between the Norfolk League
team and the Houston Tex, team.
.aa,Cornelius Mosely and j. w. Jenkins
were before Judge Hanckel yesterday.
charged with selling liquor without IA
liconse; bailed III the sum of 500 each.
Chief OF Police Rebman has reported
to Mayor Petit that he is ready for
trial. but no meeting of the Police
Board has yet been called to hear the
case.
Last grand carnival of the season at
the Skating Ring, Armory Hall,
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Prot. Mooney, w. O'Neil and Il, An.
derson.
Intelligence was received Yesterday
of Berkeley. lie died in Petersburg at
the residence oil his aunt, Mrs. Rogers.
He WAS 20 years old.
MIR. Ii. L. Maxwell of this CITY. las
been appointed by the State executive
committee of the Christian Endeayor
as secretary Of the Norfolk district.
which includes twenty SIX counties III
the eastern part OF the State.
MIR. Thomas *. Bell, Secretary of
Pocahontas Council No. 1913, X. A..
will give plain talk to the member.
ship III reference TO one of the abuses
OF fraternity by careless members, on
Thursday evening, March %, 1895.
The anniversary exercises OF "Our
Jewels, society of young Misses con
nected with the Park Avenue Bap,lst
Sunday School, will be held III that
church on Thursday evening at s
O'clock, to which the public is cor
daily invited.
MIR. David p. Dyer, the popular
Southern Associated Press operator Ill
this city. who Inns been at the Retreat
for the SICK the past two weeks, con-
fined with an attack OF asthma, left
that institution yesterday for his home
IN Danvilie. where he will spend two
weeks regaining lost health.
In the Court OF Law and Chancery
yesterday Mrs. Cora Wemple. by her
attorneys. Messrs. II. Ii. Humble aud
Starke Starke, instituted suit against
the Valley Mutual Lie Association, of
Stanton, Va. to recover So, 900, under
a policy OF insurance on the life of her
late husband, j. II. Wemple.
The steamer City of Para, from
New York TO Colon, lost her PROPELLER
March 2lst about 800 miles out.
and was towed into Hampton Roads
yesterday afternoon by the steamer
Prince William ". She Will be towed
to Newport News Tomorrow, where
she will be docked and the propeller
adjusted. Al the work will take but a
few hours, her passengers will remain
on board.
People living in the vicinity of st.
raul and Queen streets, were thrown
| into state of excitement few minutes
past last night, by cries of woman