The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-08
Observation-Disclosures
The Survival Of Fittest News
From a Dreary Day.
Y. M. C. A. PRACTICAL TALK
Delegate to Staunton. Wagon Up
set. Board of Supervisors.
Pay Day. Street Cars Tied
Up. Grand Jury. The
Price of Coal.

To morrow will be pay day at the
navy yard.
Coal jumped yesterday from 81. 90
per ton to So 80.
Mr.. Jake Codd is confined to his
home by sickness.
An effort will be made to run the
street cars to day.
Mr.. Minton q. Talbot qualified to
practice law in the Hastings Court
Commissioner OF the Revenue V.
@. Butt is confined to his home with
q carbunole.
Read the advertisement of dwell.
ing for sale in Park View and apply
as directed.
There was eight cases before the
grand jury yesterday and all of them
were feloaies.
The merry jingle of the sleigh
bells yesterday could be heard all
ever the streets.
The 7. Al. @. A. General Assoeia
sion is in session in Staunton. Mr..
Beverly represents the Portsmouth
association.
giLast night was the regular meet
epg night for the Chambers boys,
but on account Of the weather there
was no meeting.
The "Do Without" meeting at
Central nj. L. Church last night was
greatly lnterfered with on account
OF the weather.
Now is the time for those who are
chsritably inclined to look after the
poor and send them wood and coal,
as we'll as food.
The February examinations in the
public schools are now taking place.
The children's standing is rated by
shese examinations.
A well known physician last night
ent dogs throat and removed a
bone that was stuck IN there and
shen sewed it up again.
Tonight there will be another
practical talk at the Y. Nj. G. A. by
Mr. l.. O. Hall. These weekly talks
are becoming quite popular.
Mr.. Morris Rosen baum, the HiQh
etreet clothler, returned yesterday
from New York, where he has been
for the past ten days selecting spring
goods.
The Board OF Supervisors will
meet next Tuesday. The Public
property Committee should be able
70 turn over the disputed ground at
that time.
1t was not Major Richardson who
dislocated his shoulder blade last
Sunday. but MIR. Pop Richardson, a
well-known old gentleman, who is
about 10 years of age.
Read advertisement of Chas. B
d. Welton X Co., in another col
0mn, In which they announce that
ehey have just received new line of
&am O'Shanters III all styles.
A horse attached to MIR. W. j.
Anderton's grocery wagon ran away
yesterday and upset the wagon. Mr..
Anderton was bruised and skinned
up a little. but no bones were
Broken.
A colored woman made complaint
against her husband in the Mayor's
Court yesterday and asked that he
oe bound over to keep the peace,
but His Honor did NOT copsider It
Aecessary.
The street cars made one trip yes
ferdsy and had to tie up, the track
being III such condition that they
could not run. The first trip was
made by men going in front with
enovels and throwing the banks Of
snow off.
In another column notice ia given
That the annual meeting of the Home
permanent Building Association will
De held at No. 800 High street on
TUESDAY, February 18th inst, at s
2. IN. All members are requested
60 be present.
hon,t Mise thc Gr.n. E,,hro,a
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