The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-03
4 BIG Batch OF DREvITIES
Gathered From All Points In and
About the City.
N wsY Notes of What Goes O., In the
Course of a Day, and the Move.
ments of the People Faithfully
Chronicled, Both at Homo
and Abroad.
Only 245 dog tags have been paid Tor

Only 245 dog tags have been paid Tor
ss yet.
To morrow will BIO the glorious
Fourth.
Or. $. b. Kenny is in the city on
visit to friends.
The assessors books for Norfolk
county are about completed.
Jim Smith was fined $40 in Mayors
Court yesterday for disorderly conduct
aowards n womsn.
The All.Americas and club from
Norfolk will play game at Loague
Park this afternoon.
Miss Alice King. daughter of MIR.
Geo. ". King, is very sIok ut her ia
sher's residence on South street.
MIR. Mason il making big prepare
lions to accommodate the crowd that
viii 60 to Port Norfolk to morrow.
Rev. Mr.. Mitchell moved into the
new pastorium which has Just been
completed for the South Street Baptist
Church
MIR. Edward Hammil left Monday
aight for Annapolis. Md, to recuperate
bis health. He being very much under
she weather.
The Portsmouth team will start for
nome to night, in order to be here in
time to play tho Norfolk's to morrow
"otnlnE nj League IRrk.
Messrs. Frank and Edward Porter,
who cEnle here to attend their mothers
5uneral, will return to their home8 in
North Carolina this morning.
A small white child on Fourth street
yesterday cut his hand and arm quito
badly by falling on a glass bottle that
had been broke on the sidewalk.
The next term of the County Court,
which begins on July 10Th, will be a
criminal term. There is large docket
and number of important cases.
The funeral OF little May Gill Brown
ly WAS conducted from The Park View
Methodist Church yesterday morning.
The remains were inferred in the Oak
Grove Cemetery.
Mr. Matthows, who for number OF
years kept the confectionery store ad.
coming the ST. Elmo, returned yester.
day from an extended tour through the
Old World.
There Was one sided game OF ball
played in Edwards fold Yesterday
afternoon between the Pill Twisters
and the Judy CLAWS. Score SO to lain
eavor of the former.
A white man named Nowbery,
iaachinist, who is employed by tho
Atlantic and Danville railroad, had bis
arm badly crushed Yesterday morning.
1t was dressed by DR.. Parker.
Joseph Wainwright YVES arrested yes.
terday upon complaint of James Evans
who charged him with stealing his
chickens. He could not prove the
charge and had to pay costs.
Tho City Treasurer requests us to
etete that he will pay all bills against
che city, which have been allowed, to-
day instead of 10 morrow, on account
al il being a legal holiday.
Edward Small, who keeps a saloon
on Water street. on opening his place
yesterday morning found a new serge
coat in front OF his door. The owner
can set same by calling for it.
1t Is SAID OF this yard TINT the Score.
tary hns decided III the future to have
o furniture and tools for naval vessels
Quilt ut the yards, rs they can be built
cheaper than by contract aud better.
The South Street Baptist SUNDAY
School will have their picnic at Sol
diers' Home. July llth. Wright Me.
snorisl Sunday School will go to Ocesn
Wow on the 18th. Central will 90 to
Newport News on the 10th.
Now that the Union depot is nearly
completed, the trucks and wagons
shonld be removed from in front OF the
building md be located somewhere
else 20 that they will not be an eye
core to strangers.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment OF the Seaboard Air Line IN
which they announce that no local
freight will be received on july 4th.
but that perishnble freight will be de.
'vered until ! p. m.
The manner in which cars are left at
the Gro ssing on County street, near
Blount, is dangerous. A person coming
from Cottage Place cannot SEQ train
coming until they are nearly up to
them. Monday a gentleman ia a bug.
gy came near being run down on this
account. The opening should be kept
cloar.
Last June Dick Crawford brought