The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-21
notes GENERAL Z PERSONAL
Collected From the News hlarts
Of Norfolk.
Appointed Manager. They We're Both
Satisfied. River Pirates Captured.
Marriage License Issued. Clerk
Temporarily Suspended.
Handsome Yacht in Port.
Warmer weather may be expected to.

uays
Attention is called to the advertise
ment In smother column OF dog lost.
The ladies are invited to attend the
song service ut the Y. NJ. g. A. to day.
MIR. }. W. Brown. Jr., city passen.
Miss Malvina May, of Atlanta, Ga,
is visiting Miss Katie Marx, at 100 Holt
street.
Attention is called to the advertise.
ment In another column OF Oronoco
Tribe No. 10.
marriage license was issued yes
terday to VIM. j. O. Stockley and
Blanche l.. Ewell.
Mcssrs. Alexander Hamilton and
Richard b. Davis. Of Petersburg, were
III Norfolk yesterday.
Messrs. w. l.. Graham and II. Il.
McCloary left last evening for Summit
Grove, Pa, and Atlantic City, N. j.
MIR. Is. A. Newland. general agent OF
the passenger department of the Sea.
board Air Line. was in the city yester.
day.
An excellent musical programme has
been announced for the song service to
be held at the Y. M. Q. A. 10 day at 4
o'clock.
Col. Abe FulkersoD, of Bristol. ono
of the leading lawyers in Virginia, was
In Norfolk yesterday, and will go on
the stand for Mr.. Massey Monday.
There was no business of Importance
before the Corporation or Law and
Chancery Court yesterday morning,
and they were adjourned until Mon
day.
Mrs. Annie 9. Ney. of Richmond.
Va, Is on visit to this city and is
stopping with her granddaughter, Mrs.
G. y. Santos, No. 1868 Reservoir ave.
nue..
The clerks who have been engaged
III making copies of the records OF the
Clerks office for the Virginia Abstract
Company have been temporarily sus-
pended.
james Power & Co., 26 Rowland's
wharf. have for sole thirty eight old
street cars that were formerly used by
the City Street Railway. They will be-
sold cheap.
DIR. l.. Landlord, MIR. Tuustall
BloXom, MIR. Greenleaf johnson, Mrs.
y. Fuerstein aud children and Miss
Kate Woodhouse left last night for
Baltimore
Joseph II. Jones, the new police sub.
sti'ute, was sworn in by the Mayo
yesterday. He claims to have been q
PInkerton man aud newspaper re.
porter in Boston.
Mf. T.. Smith, n prominent ship.
broker OF New York, arrived hero
Friday in his aloop yacht Carrie, from
Rockawny Beach, having left there last
Sunday morning.
MIR. W. l.. Petit and wife, accom-.
panied by MIR. Wingfield Cahill, of
Baltimore, are in the citv, the pnests
OF Mayor q. w. Petit and family, of
No. lao Duke street.
Tho Crows defeated the Country
Boys in game OF ball by the score OF
- TO 4. Batteries: For the former.
Catiln and Johnson; for the latter,
ohhfer brothers aud Williams,
Kev. W. >. Lenke. having returned
from Guynn's Island. where he con
Quoted revival, i'll which forty persons
protested faith in Christ, will fill his
pulpit ut the Grace Baptist Church.
Inc regular meeting of the CRANKY
Street Rosebud Missionary Society will
be held this afternoon ut 1890 O'Clock
IN the lectnre.room of the chutcb
The public are cordially invited to
these services.
John Nelson and Eugene Bradford,
Two white men, were before tho police
Justice yesterday charged with lighting
al the corner of Church and Union
streets. Nelson struck Bradford with
nh IRON weight. Both parties were
satisfied aud the case was dismissed.
Mr.. Gus Creecy, who tor mum Der
OF years has been connected with G.
ID. kenny's tea and coffee store in this
city. has been appointed manager to
MI the vacancy caused by the death OF
MIR. j. y. O'Neil. Mr.. Louis Van f.
Smith has been appointed Mr.. Croecv's
assistant.
The S:l5 trolley train over the Ocean
view road, carrying the motor car and
the trailer. did not get further Friday
night than the switch near the power
honse. owing to the propelling power
becoming exhausted. The passeprers
were Obliged to return to Norfolk on
the trnin met ct the switch, pulled by
the Norfolk and Western engine.
d. w. Bell, alias VIM. Price, slias
Fears, who was an accompiice of A. fl.
Steinburg, IN the robbery of the
schooner May Flower. while that YES.
sci was lying in this harbor, on the
night OF the 9th instant, was arrested
IN Hampton, and Capt. Ladd of the
ponce force, went to Hampton yester-
day and brought the prisoner TO Nor.
folk.
MIR. Thomas X. Bell will not leaye
the city this week, as was planned. on
visit to relatives up North, for his
health, but has yielded to the reouest
OF friends of tho Infant Sanitarjum.
| ne Will stay aud work for the realiza.