The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-17
BRIEF MENTION OF FACTS
Interesting Dongs Of the PepIe in
the City and Suburbs.
Overcome With Heat. a Compliment
tary Hay Ride. Fell in a Fit. Per-
sonal Notes. The Kings
Daughters. The Power
House for Sewers.

The grand jury was in session agai n
ell day Yesterday.
Louis Arlington, colored, was fined
~. 80 for trespasslug.
Mr.. George Parker WAS considered
much worse yesterday.
The rain yesterday interfered with
the game OF ball in Norfolk.
The will of Bartlett Baker was ad
united to record yesterday.
a sunday school from Berkeley will
60 to White Lilly farm To day.
Tho streets should be put in order
where the sewers have been laid.
Wright Memorial Sunday School
will picnic at Ocean View to-. day.
A large colored picnic went to New.
port News from this city yesterday.
Delegates 10 the fremen's conven-
ton left yesterday for Harrison burg.
General Seigfried, Of the Portsmouth
etrest railroad, is expected in the oity
Mr.. NJ, J. Mulvey has set apart three
nights in the week for dancing at Port
Norfolk.
The county constables are after the
nurderers, but have not yet run up
with them.
Mr. G. Al. Reynolds returned yes.
been tor some time.
The Street Inspector will commence
so day cutting down the hills made by
sayiug the sewer pipe.
Mr.. George Leigh is considered in
extremis. He has been Il great sufferer
from heart trouble for some time.
Noah Richardson fell in tit on
Crawford street yesterday morning
aud bruired himself quite badly about
The face.
Mrs. Adolph Brandt and children
will leave to-day for the mountains of
Pennsylvania to spend the summer.
There will he q special communities.
ton of Seaboard Lodge, A., L. and A,
81, tonight for work in the first de-
gree.
The ferry employees and the police
force will play game OF ball OF League
Park on Friday for the benefit of the
hospital fund. Ladies will be admitted
Tree.
The owners of dogs are paying their
taxes very slowly. a number will be
summoned before the Mayor to show
cause why they should not be fined.
The city water for the past week or
more has not had its natural taste. If
the fire plugs were opened oftener,
porhaps it would make 1t much better.
A colored woman was overcome with
the heat on High street yesterday and
fell. She was attended by DIR. Nc
Murran, who restored her to con.
seriousness,
y number OF young men will give a
complimentary hay ride to night to
Miss Kate Burgess, OF Richmond. who
Is visiting the Misses lyman, on Wash.
sngtpn street.
horse attached to q buggy in
which there was two lads rau away on
Green street yesterday afternoon and
threw them both out, skinning them
mp considerable.
show case in front OF Hammil's
etore on High street was blown over
yesterday by the gust of wind which
came up about / O'clock and was
smashed all to pieces.
Attention is called to advertisement
OF Messrs. Savage * Cotton in another
column, In which they request all per-
sons who have claims against the sioop
John Williams to present them for
pay ment.
The Kings Daughters announce
through their secretary that they
cleared $500 on the Woman's edition
of the Star and 500 or the Ice Palace,
%hicn tney nave placed to the credit
OF the Hospital fund.
Some time ago The YIRaIS1AN sug-
gested that il would be well to erect
the power house Tor tho sewers in Pot
ters Field. 1t is now said that this will
lie done, and 81, 500 will be saved by it,
'ne CITY Owning the property.
Mr. W. j. Rogers and wife will leave
this morning for Staunton, Va. He
will be absent until Saturday. His
place will be filled by gentleman we'll
Versed in the business. All commupi.
cations or news OF any kind left at the
office during hisa bsence will be greatly
appreciated. and will be promptly at.
tended to.
Storm at Primers Point.