The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-03
REPORI0R|AL PEN POINTS
Touching a Variety of Topics, and
Full of Information.
Personal Mention. A Schooner with
800 Barrels of Oil. A Detective
Resigns. Buried in Potter's
Field. Bar License Trans.
ferred. Other Notes.
The Court Of Law and Ohancery hos

The Court of Law and Chancery hos
taken q recesc for q week.
! Detectlve l. L. Elliott has resigned
his position as a detective.
Fair weather, with slight changes in
Temperature; northoriy winds.
SEQ notlce of reward for coat, hat,
ETC.. in lost column OF this paper.
MIR. Ira Mowery has gone on a trip
North for the benefi, of his health.
A lawn party was given last night in
the front yard of the First Baptist
Church.
MIR. Herbert Cecil LOWS, OF Wash.
lngton, il visiting Mr.. Arthur G. Lewis,
on York street.
MIR. Will Hope has returned from
Baltimore, where he Inns been spend
lug the past three weeks.
The tug Thomas a. Balm went ON
Graves ways yesterday to have "a
broken rudder post repnired.
The w. q. L. U. held "a parlor meet
ing at the residence of Mrs. Q. W. Kel.
lInger, 63 Duke street, last night.
Mr.. Ii. Il. Reese, of Memphis, and
Mr.. II. V. Niemeyer, of ST, Louis.
visited the Cotton Exchange est erday.
Miss Minnie l.. Stone is attending
the School of Methods, at BEDFORD
City. AT it's close she will visit friends
in Lynchburg.
Mr.. Warren Sanderson and sister.
Clare, OF Curritnck county, n. g., are
wishing their cousin, Mrs. Virginia
Thompson, No. 5 Wood street.
Miss Liliie Keeling, of Brambleton.
Ward, left yesterday morning for
Farmville, where she goes to attend
the State Normal School.
Circle No. 2,:uf Kings Daughters.
will hold their third regular meeting
| this afternoon at q o'clock in the pas
tors study uf CRANKY Street Church.
| Tue onrroom md retail liquor license
OF Marguerite Ann Egts, executrix, was
yesterday transferred to w. Allen Epts
by Judge hanckel, in the Corporation
Court.
The Board OF Managers Of the
Women's Work Exchange, CRANKY
street, have ordered the Exchange to
be closed at . z. ". during the month
OF July.
The steamer Newport News will
begin series of day trips to Washing
ton on Saturday, July 9th, leaving Nor.
folk every Tuesday, Thursday and Sat.
urday.
The romans OF the young colored
man who was drowned in Roanoke
dock yesterday were Inferred in Pc.
ter's field yesterday morning no one
having come 10 identify him.
Miss Josie Winborue, of Suffolk Va,
is attending the bedside of her uncle
MIR. $. j. Wiuborne, who was very
critically injured by n inll from n build
ing last Thursday morning.
The schooner Charles ii, Hodadon
Capt. Mnndley, arrived here Yesterday
morning after an extended whnliny
voyage with 800 barrels OF oil. She Is
consigned 20 Messrs. l.. nj. Peed &
Son.
Mr.. n. TriRnud Burrow, son of John
W. Bnrrow. the MAN street druggist,
returned homo yesterday from ST.
johns College, Fordham. New York,
where he graduated on Juno 10Th,
tahing The degree of b. A.
MIR. George w Grimshaw and Mr..
Ben laworth, of Accrington, Eng. VINO
have been visiting Mr.. 4. II. Deacon.
on Chapel street, left last night for
Washington, }. O., On route to Proyi
dence, Il. /.
On account of the 18th of July being
national holiday no freight will be
received by tho Atlantic and Dauyille
railway on that date.
WM. II. TAYLOR,