The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-23
BR!GHT and NENSY
Closely Condensed Paragraphs Of
Local Occurrences.
Justice Burroughs Reserved His De-
cision. Charged with SwindIing,
Personal Mention. Sent on
to Court for Forgery.
Interesting Notes.
There was nothing OF General public

DIR. Powhntan Sch1uck has returned
to the CITY and will resume his prac-
tice.
The transportation companies report
the shipment OF truck very heavy at
present.
Misc GUSTS Lee Jett, of Tennessee.
is visiting Miss Belle Phillips, of West
Brnmbloton avenue.
Mr.. ii. ). Arlington was painfully
injured in II bicycle collision ON Char
!olte street yesterday.
Capt. John Callahan, superintendent
OF the Norfolk and Washington steam.
boat line, Is in the city.
MIR. William p. Walsh, Of Washing.
ton, who has been in the city for n few
days, has returned home.
Capt. williamson, OF the tug L..
I~uckenbnoh, who WAS burt last Sun.
day. is well enough to DO out.
Civil cases of no general importance
engaged the attention OF the Court of
Law and Cnaucery yesterday.
There will no IL meeting OF Niemeyer-
Shaw Camp. G. ", % morrow night
at Capt. q. X. Bakers Office near the
ferry.
Miss Mail Saunders is visiting her
friend, Miss Bertha Crisp. daughter of
Speaker Crisp Mt her home in Ameri-
Gus. Ga.
Rev. L. b. Hatcher's subject this
morning will DO Gods Hand" To.
night he will speak on "a Call to
Duty"
Miss Minnie Macarthur, OF LeesburR,
Va, daughter of DIR. Il. S. Macarthur,
is visiting her uncle, Mr.. w. S. Dibrell,
on Butte street.
The e schedule on the Main street
car limo went into etl'ec yesterday.
The cars nre now running Mt intervals
of five minutes.
William jackson, colored, who was
arrested on q charge OF forgery, was
sent on to the grand jury by the Police
j ustice yesterday.
Cards are out for the marriage of
Miss A.. NJ. peakins t. MIR. e. Tram.
NELL, Tuesday, June 25th, ut st. Peters
Church, Norfolk, Va.
Daniel Wright, colored, charged with
%swindhng Clifton Cherry, colored. in II
game OF crnp at Bnrber's place, on Tai.
bot street, was yesterday sent on to the
grand Jury.
Tho schooner Alico Ferrell was
libeled yesterday by Mr.. A, N. Mar.
shall for cargo and freight money.
She hos been attached.
The tug Marietta, Capt. Marshall,
has arrived here with the schooner
Alice Terrell, which was sunk in Chi.
puox bay, James river.
The Lowell Times mentions the visit
of MIR. John Hill and wife, of Norfolk.
to TINT city and says they have been
shown much attention by their Lowell
friends.
There will be a joint meeting of tho
Sunday school and Young Peoples
Missionary Society for memorial ser
wees to little Bury Borden this morn.
ing Mt 800 o'clock at Liberty Street
Nj. Il. Church.
The suit of Page Il Pannill against
w. Q. Cobb, to recover commission
on the sale of certain property in
Client, was argued and decided infnyor
OF the defendant. in tho Court of Law
and Chancery yesterday.
Prois. +. ID. Banks, Chas. II. Gibson
and Capt. Il. H.. Motion. of HAMPTON
Normal Institute, will make short ad.
dresses at a grand mass. meetiug Of The
Colored \. NJ. g. A., held nt Queen
Street Baptist Church at ) O'Clock this
afternoon.
MIR. Shelton has returned from
Wytheville, Va, where he went Tbuts.
day to appear before the Court of An.
peals i'll the case of Nellines vs.. Com j..
mlssioners Nerdier and Bolton. who
ask n new trial. the Jury having given
Capt. NellInes 81, 900 damages.
a gentleman living in South Norfolk
attempted to shoot Il chicken thief Fri
day night. The thief had pulled a
board OIL the henhouse md was IN the
act OF entering when discovered. The
gentleman got his pistol and suapued
several times, but 1t iuiIed to explode
and the would be thief made good his
escape.
Bessie Ross. who lives on Smith
street, aud who was arrested bv Detec-
tive richardson, charged with keeping
q honse OF Ill repute. was before the
folico Justice Yesterday. Several
police officers testified that they Ind
never seen anything disorderly there.
Justice Burroughs reserved his decis.
ion.
If you want Il t%rotter, saddiler or
family broke horse attend McCleary ~
McCllellAn Live Stock Compauv's sale
on Tuesday June 25th. We Will sell
for the high dollar a car load of Ken
lucky horses, among which will be n
pair OF big carriage horses sixteen
hands high. fearless of anything. Sey.
eral nice kentucky broke saddle and
harness horses combined; one nice bay
horse that can trot IN three minutes
sure; also one load of Virginin horses
suitable for all purposes; TWENTY-FIVE
low price horses and car load of good
mules. Don't fail to attend this snle.
40 thn nNQrl-at io lit