The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-24
SMALL MATTERS HERALDED
The Doings ola Day Put in Cap
tionIess Form.
An EXT oliceman Enters Suit Against
the Police Commissioners. About
People You Know. Visitors at
the Cotton Exchange. a
Game Of Ball. Notes..
weather and warmer to.

Fair weather and warmer to.
morrow.
Mr.. w. p. Oberndorfer is confined
to his homo by sickness.
Nothing of Importance was done in
the Police Court yesterday.
DIR. n. Il. Penny md wife, Of Great
Falls, Mont, nre in the city.
y colored man had his watch stolen
from him yesterday on Main street.
Mr.. X. W. HudgIns. Of the firm of
Hudgins u Hurst, ID visiting friends in
Mathews county.
MIR. Mitchey Davidson. who has
been sick for tho past two weeks, 10
greatly improved.
The co!ored Masons have broken
ground for their Temple on Queen
street. 1t will cost So. $50.
MIR. and Mrs. Nj. II. Tilghmau. OF
No. e College Place, returned hume
last evening from an extended bridal
tour,
Rev. H. b. Anderson, OF tho North
Carolina Conference, will preach at
the Queen Street Methodist Church
Sunday morning.
Detective Curtis arrested yesterday
a negro named Joe Loveti, who is
charged with cutting Frank Moore on
Union street July IL.
Ex-Policemun G. L.. Hancock entered
suit yesterday III she Court OF Law and
Chnncery ngninst the Police Commits
siouers to recover $3.50.
City Sergeant Burke, who has been
to ST. Paul. Mimi, to attend the meet
Ing OF tho United Typothetu of Ameri
ca, has returned home.
The store OF j.. q. Meekins, Jr,, *
Co., general commission merchants,
No. . Commerce street. was found
open this morning about l o'clock by
Officer Williams.
Thomas Saunders and Richard Nor
ris wore arrested yesterday CD urged
with working n Skin game" al cards
and defrnudment. They will lave a
hearing this morning.
The following visitors registered at
the Cotton Exchange yesterday: j. Q.
Proctor. Pitt county, n. O.; Il. j.
Cobb, Greensville, n. c.; Hon. Fred.
Phillips. Turboro, n. G.
lNoriolk, Old Dominion and Orient
Lodges, knights of Honor, met in
Joint session last night Mt Bullentino
hall to receive an Official visit from
Grand Dictator w. j. Hubard.
The police report II case of destitu.
| WIN ~ Nv -DO SuuICu blIpHt-H white
woman and little child. 1t Is said to be
II case vol worth the attention of
benevolent societies aud people,
An open boat, containing fonr col
ored men, fouled the bow of the Mo.
%nougaheln III Hampton Rhodes Wed
nesday and was Bunk. The men were
brought to Norfolk ON the tug Pioneer.
The monitor AmphItrite, which has
been At Port Roynl for the past week
testing the ley dry dock there, arrived
here yesterday. she will have some
improvements made III her ventilation
while here.
Mr.. Frank Myers and wife, nee Miss
Maud Nichols, left last evening for
lork, Pa, which will be their home
for the present. They were accom-
panied as far ns Baltimore by Mrs.
Myers's father.
The British steamer Holyrood,
Capt. Clnrk, from Rio Japeiro, was
towed In the Capes ut s O'Clock yester.
day morning by the British steamer
Salamanca, Capt. Hutchinson, for
Newport News.
a deed was recorded Yesterday
transferring from l.. +. Brown to
Wm. ii. Fentress II lot on the west side
OF Poole street, near Central avenue.
81 1000. and the assumption OF IA deed
OF trust for 81, 800.
CITY Attorney Shelton hos rendered
al opinion to the Police Commission.
ers on the eligibility of police officers,
which caused Substitute Officer liaines
to be turned down" aud will, ii Is
said, Affect others on the force.
Justice Gregory yesterday fined n
resident OF Wood street so aud cost
for failing to connect his premises with
the city when ordered todu so by
the Board Of Health. MIR. j. L. Sauu.
ders, counsel for defense. asked u re.
hearing, on tho ground of newly dis
covered evidence, and 1t was granted.
a game Of ball wac played yesterday
morning between the Falkland Streets
and the East Norfolks. resulting III u
victory for the former by the score of
IL to &. The features of the game
wns the pitching of McNenpn aud the
bntfing OF Pond and Hammer. Bat
teries: Mich emu and Pond; Wood,
Sorey and Tutem.
Mrs. s. K%nphcI', Stock or Shoes for
sale AT Retail nt Cost and less,
at lf6 Church street, 10 close
nv, out thc Business.
Inc shoes IN this stock oil
qualities and grades for ladies. gem
tlemen and children. aud, as the
public know, has in it as good
lines rs are known to the nrt Of
shoemaking, oil manufactured
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