The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-10
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Racy Record Set Down in Read
able Style.
a SLIGHT FIRE PUT OUT.
Board of Supervisors. City Coun-
Gil. Price of Eggs. No Courts
Yesterday. Address by Rev.
Yung Kiung Yen. Func-
raj of Mrs. Davis.

There were no Northern mails
yesterday.
The City Council will meet Tues.
day night.
There was splendid skating on
SCOTS Greek yesterday.
Mrs. Nellie Male IS seriously i'll
OF her home on Third street.
The steamer Virgin 10 was carried
to Norfolk yeaterday to have new
Ilues put in.
There will be prayer meeting at
Central Church this afternoon at
2:30 o'clock.
The condition of Mr.. r. u. L.
McWllkie was considered very criti-
cal last night.
a negro named Fields was locked
up yesterday in the county for
stealing candy.
Owing to the sickness OF Judge A.
u. Watts there was no court in ses-
Gion yesterday.
Eggs were selling for thirty cents
q dozen yesterday and were hard to
get that were not frozen.
Ii was thought last night that
Ecv. MIR. Mitchell's little child could
not live through the night.
A man named Riddick was fined
50 for dlsorderly conduct at Burke g
store, on Crawford street.
The street railroad began running
On all their tracks yesterday after
noon, but had to make slow trips.
a negro named Page shot another
negro on Goodwin street yesterday
afternoon. The shooting did not
amount to much.
The funeral Of Mrs. Geor gle T..
DAVIS will take place this at tcrnoon
at ) o'clock from her late residence.
319 South street.
lhera were no courts in session
yesterday. The criminal docket will
commence Tuesday. There are
seven cases to be tried.
The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth
triedlin will take place this after
noon ut B o'clock from her late resi-
dence, No. ST. King street.
Bette Hicks, the colored woman
who was summoned before the
Mayor for contempt OF court. was
reprimanded and was dismissed.
The Hygienic ice factory has been
sold to Pennsylvania syndicate for
$4,000. they will enlarge the plant
ana make 1t first class in every re-
cpcct.
The Board of Supervisors will
meet Tuesday. The city should be
prepared to give them the land they
ask for, now that Mr.. Lindsay has
vacated.
A gnsolene stove exploded in the
store of Mr.. Joseph +. Weaver, Oh
South street yestel day, and burue
colored woman about the BODY.
NO other damage WAS done.
head the add of w. 9. Nash. in
which he calls attention to his line
OF embroiderles, Nc.; also suitings
Gnu remnants Of goods. Give hum
call and yon will secure bargain.
Tho Rev. Yung kiung Yen, Chi
nese clergy man, Will give an address
III Trinity Church Wednesday at s
.. m. A cordial invitation given to
all friends to attend and hear this
Msn, who Is himself an illustration
OF the power of Christianity.
Tom Bunn, on old jail bird. who
was sent to jail for stenllng wash
tub, made II quite lively by scream.
ing and hallowing murder. &C.. at
tho jail. lie was placed IN q cell all
10 himself on the lower floor. where
JIG could hnllow himself hoarse.
A negro named John Anderson
went INTO house on the corner of
Eiiinsham and High streets last
night aud Threatened to kill won.
on with an axe. He was arrested
and was locked up for examination
on Monday.
The Ladies' Benevolent Union
we're busy yesterday distributing
provisions to the poor, which Ind
been donated by charitably inclined
people. They are located ct Lar.
Ken q store. ANY person who knows
OF case of restitution would confer
favor by making it known to
them.
There was slight fire at the
house of an old colored man named
bhriord, near Gettvs station. YES.
ierday morning. The neighbors
turned ont and succeeded in out.
Ting it ont by shoveling snow on it
With spades. They found il hard
york to got it up, but managed to
DO 70. The loss was slight.
t:ren.psI Sacr;Eic.