The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-23
PORTSMOUTH PR0vENDER
Food for Folks Hungeriug tor
Newsy Gossip.
SMELLING THE STREETS
Work Resumed. Mr.. ST. John Re-
turned. An Old Confederate.
TrampS Abundant. Spring
Candidates. Working
on Sunday.
Read advertisement of Q. Il. Wei.

heHu dOVcFtlSelneUl OIL ". IL. w ell
ton & Go.
There will be ball at st. Joseph's
Hall to, night.
Candidates for the spring election
ere beginning to hob no.
Thore WINS another large crowd ut
ahe County Cours Yesterday.
Work on the Union Depot has
been resumed once more.
The grand jury will complete the
Zion Church election case to day.
Read advertisement OF au expert
ence salesman wanted IN another
Column.
The case of the negro who ss-
aaulted Mr.. Levine will come up for
srini on Tuesday next.
The engine house is nearly COM
pleted. Inc 6remen hope TO get in
ihere before another cold snap
comes.
Tramps have begun to put in their
appearance. Qnite number have
applied for lodgings at the station
house.
stranger fell in a fit on High
street yesterday. which lasted him
sor some time. He WAS attended by
MIR. st. John has returnad from
His tour Of inspection of the Sea.
board Air Line and has settled
down to business.
2 number of the members of the
PORTSMOUTH Atlantic Club will enjoy
an oyster roast Mt the clubhouse ut
Ocean View to day.
Mr.. Andrew, well known in Ports
pouth, who is paymaster's clerk on
the Clncinuati, is III the city on q
visit to old friends.
There is blue overcont at the
citation house supposed to have been
Rtolen. The coat has black BODY
and plaid skirt lining.
The grand jury found a true bill
against the negro Norris, the grave
tobber, but failed to find true
bill against the others.
Attention Is called to advertise.
ment OF lost dog III another column,
BEE advertisement and return as
directed and receive Il reward,
a neGro man named Scott swore
Out warrant yesterday afternoon
against tue captain of tug boat
whom he claimed threatened to kill
him.
The Road Board will in few
Gays begin Smelling the streets in
sha county. London street will 70
seive especial attention. 1t Is badly
needed.
MIR. Lee Pendleton, the, Goodwin
street yard master for the Seabosr(l
Air Line, who was removed last
week, hos been reinstated by Mr..
Melee.
MIR. Dandy Fitchett, an old
crippled Confederate soldier, has
opened small fluit stand in the
courthouse yard. He should be
we'll pctroniZed.
Miss Annie May Smithers. of
Richmond. who has been visiting
friends In this city, returned to her
nome yesterday after a delightful
tisit of three weeks.
Monday night some one attempted
TO enter house on Green street, A
small co!ored boy ran out and hal.
Iooed murder several times. The
police went to his assisiauca, bnt saw
&c Que.
Inc grand inry fniled to find Il
srue bill IN the HuntersviIle election
case. When they adjourned Mt 6 u.
m. they were still at work on Zion
district ana were adjourned over
hntll to day.
MIR. Pat Lyons and his five en-
2loves were fined So each in the
Alayo-'s Court yesterday for WORK
Ing on Sunday III delivering goods
- The shops At the yard, The total
COS were S2l.50.
There was. slight sorappino
snatch on High street yesterday af
fernoon between gentleman from
the County and citizen OF Ports.
month. Some little blood was sp,It
40 arrests were made.
President Hoffman, of the Sen.
BOARD Air Lane, Is much plonsed
with his trip over the entire route
of the Seaboard Air Line; also with
She outlook for business. 1T was
Hnch better than he expected to
find it.
Attention is called to the change
in the schedule of tho Seebosrl Air
Zinc. Tho mail train, which for.
merly came III Mt $50, will now
some In at 600 and the Flvinq
Scotchman at 9:55, instead of 10.
Where Is no change ia the hour OF
leaving.
NOTICE.