The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-14
SUFFOLK LOCAL.

Rev. George q. Vanderslioe, ID. D.,
OF Richmond, who had been visitiug
his daughter, Mrs. Lee Britt, left for
his home last afternoon.
Tne colored people bud concert aud
banquet ut tho old Town Hall last
evening for tho benetit of their base
ball club.
Miss Nellie Mapp. who has been Wis .
itinS the Misses Jones, left yesteri av
for her home on the Eastern Shore of
Virginia.
a deed was yesterday recorded III
the County Clerks Office transferring
one lot on Franklin street, formerly
owned and now occupied by Mr.. Nj. +.
Lloyd. from r. II. Prentis, trustee, to
Thomas w. Smith; consideration, 49,
400.
The funeral OF Helen, the infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Turn.
ley. took place at 8 O'Clock last aftur-
noon. The interment was IN Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
Stuart Baker has accepted position
IN the State Penitentisry at Richmond.
MIR. and Mrs. Ben Dumville hnyo re
turned from Portsmouth, where thoy
attended the funeral of the latter'p
sister, Mrs. ID. Brownlcy.
SAW MILL COMPANY CHARTERED.
Judge Prentis has granted charter TO
tho Suffolk Saw Mill Company, which
will in the town OF Suffolk conduct "A
Wholesale lumber business in all lts
branches. The charter authorizes n
capital stock of not less than S2i. 600
and not moro than $4,000. Tho OH
GERS for the first year are: II. Roland
Moore, Suffolk, president and general
manager; Thsopholus lunis, Baltimore,
vice-president; S. Z. Ryland, Jr., Bal
timorc, secretary and treasurer; the
above with w. W. Tunls and SPOTS
wood Bird constitute tho Board of
Directors. This company will succeed
the Gay Manufacturing Company,
which has been operating here for
several yeare.
ENIoYABLE ORaAN RECITAL. The
organ recital last evening under the
auspices OF the choir. celebrating the
opening of tho now Episcopal Church.
was one OF the most pleasant musical
| events of the sens0n. Prof. j, j, Mill.
Ter, OF Norfolk. manipulated the KEYS
OF the handsome aud sweet.toued
organ with grace and skill. Miss Helen
Sherwood Quimby rendered beautiful
violin solo legende. MIR. Joseph l..
Little sang u pretty tenor solo, ''Be
Thou Faithful Unto Death" Vocal
renditions were also made by quar-.
| tettc from the Christian Church choir
and sextette from the choir of the
| Methodist Church. The programme
of seven numbers concluded with a
hungarian march, "Rakoczy," by
| Prof. Miller,
| Donations FOR Local BAsEBALL.-
The following have been appointed as
n committee to whit on the baseball
pnbllc and solicit funds with which to
organize local team: II. $. Boykip,
j. l.. Woet, Frank L. Jones and S. F..
Vanderslice. Those who have 50 ar.
GENTLY urged the organization of u
team now have an opportunity 10 rem
der some material assistance. The fol-
lowing donations have been made to
this time: George l.. Barton, $40; +.
L. Jones, $40; W. b. Ferguson, 50; S.
7. Nhnderslice, 50; A. II. aud w. +.
Cobb, SO; DR.. j. T.. Phillips, So; j.
Z. West, $40; a, Il. helms. $40; II. S.
Boykin, So. The committee will have
q meeting next Tuesday and report
further contributions. II. e. Elam
will manage the team.
| VERDICT FOX THE PLAINTIFF.-The
attachment case Of j. T.. Vincent &
Co. vs.. Dill n Roehle. winch had been
in course of trial in the Circuit Court
here for two days. was concluded last
evening. The jury returning n verdict
in favor OF the plaintiir for the amount
asked, 81, S54, with interest from date
of debt.