The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-12
FLEETiNG MEMS NOTES
Gathersd In Highways and Byways for the Edi-
tiGatlsn and information Of Our Readers. J
MEETING OF THE SCHOOL BOARD FRIDAY.
he ESappcDiuEs of n Winters Day
Matters Grar and Beings Gay
News, Social Notes and Personals
Exc bully budget tEcrscIy Tells.
Yesterday WAS pay-day et the Sea-

Yesterday was payday ct the Sea-
boar& Air Line shops. /.
Il well known citizen will be married
quietly this afternoon.
There was but little business done In
The HuatinSs Court yesterday.
Tramps have commenced to SCek'shei-
ter at the police station nightly.
Our South Portsmouth Prophet says
that the weather Is not settled yet.
Grimes Battery will attend the Mnr6i
Gras in New Orleans in February, 1886.
There will be another attempt made
Friday night to have u meeting Of the
School Board.
quite 3. number OF persons who took
the shady sid OF the street SeStcr-
day, had falls.
The Board of Supervisors have voted
p Christmas dinner for the inmate of
the alrish0usc.
a number OF wood dealers were SO
busy yesterday that they were unable
TO ill their orders.
Ar. W. =. Fentress qualified on the cs-
tate of the late W. r. Fentre3s III the
Musings Court yesterday.
The street cars stopped running early
Monday night and there seemed to be
more demand for them than usual.
Water street in front of both city and
county jail, will be paved and he put
in good order as soon as the bricks ar
rive.
The members OF Tidewater Lodge are
requested to assemble at 1880 p. m. TO
unite with Grice and Old Dominion
Lodges.
The case Of Jake Correil. charged with
cutting the two Monroe IN so badly
viii have e hearing before Justice Rut-
ter to-day.
Mr. Charles Stewart. a clerk in the
Treasury Department in Waahington.
is in the city, visiting his father, Col
oncl Win. Ii. Stewart.
County street will have to have an
other coat Of shells. Those that were
nut there haze sunken down so that
there arc q number of holes In it.
Hon. NJ. $. NeWtern. Representative
In tho Legislature. has sufficiently re-
covered from his recent sickness. to be
able to return TO Richmond y%estcr-
Gay.
There will be a JOINT meeting between
the three lodges Of Odd-Feiiows In this
city Tonight. The Worthy Grand Mas
visit.
Some time Tuesday night thieves
broke into the Kitchen of Mr.. Charles
Porter, corner OF Columbia and Din
widaic streets, ard stole u quantity OF
provisions.
Little Herbert Richard. Infant son
OF Mr. and Mrs. George T. Taylor. died
ut their residence. No. 4I9 jefferson
street, yesterday afternoon, after a
short i!.nc.s.
The case of Irwin Brothers. of Nor
folk. Us. Norman. FOR oinhe2Elcnsnt.
was continued after the evidence was
heard. His Honor wanting time to con-
slider the ase
Attention is called to ad vertisement
of ten horse power boiler and engine.
which !. offered Cor sale, with all fin
lures. etc, complete. See advertisement
and call as directed.
The funeral OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lees little son w'Gg conducted from the
residence. No. 2i5 Fourth street. yes
terday afternoon. The remains were
Inferred in Oak Grove Cemetery.
There will be another ono OF those
members sooial evenings tonight at tho
Young Mems Christian Association
rooms. The evening will be spent in
playing games and having a general
good time.
I'm aged negro man has been wan
dering around the street for several
days and nights. He has no home and
seems 10 he badly dclnentcd. He was
committed to jail until some provisions
can be made for him.
The members OF Old Dominion Lodge,
l. q. O. F., are requested to meet at
ODD Fellows Hall this evening at 40
O'Clock 10 unite with Gricc and Tide
water Lodges in receiving the grand
officers of Virginia. Every member is
urged TO be present.
The ordinance which Mr.. Ashton pro-
poses 10 bring in at the next meeting
OF the Council In re ference 10 requiring
all vehicles which are propelled by hand
or morse power, to have = light on them
ut night was generally accepted yeSter-
day AS . good Il IL will protect a
number OF oTe ard children.
Tho insurance companies do not relish
the action Of the Eoard of Supervisors
In c&nceliing insurance on all ot the
schoolhoises in the county. tt is said
fh&t the amount of insurance paid an
nuailS reaches Ncar 81. 100, and the
board thinks ii would be bettsr 10 risk
the loss of a ~Sc!inoihouae and use the
money for school purposes.
oyster houses in Atlantic city. same
near finding q watcry grave yesterday.
They started from the fact of Court
street In n small boat to cross the river.
TIE vino was blowing rather freely at
the time and wien about half WAY cross.
n tug boat came so near them that their
boat filled and mi They were piCk-
ed up by the tug and landed in Norfolk.