The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-28
.NEUSY NORFOLK N|cKNACKS
The Gist Of Great and Little Mat
tiers Simply Set Down.
UNITARIAN CHURCH SERVICES
The Motion Drawn for Retrial Of Ed
wards. Deed Recorded. Base
ball Announcements. Norfolk
Presbytery. Yard Loco
(, motive Damaged.


Col. ". E. Boykin, Of Baltimore,
was in Norfolk yesterday.
See advertisement of rooms and sta
bles for rent at los Bermuda street.
Mieses Belle Phillips and and Mamie
Tenle are on a visit to Mrs. II. s. Chris
sian in Richmond.
The insurance agents will close their
places of business from May lst to
October let daily at O'Clock.
Mir, and Mrs. ID. G. Elicit, of Rich.
mond, are visiting their brother, Mir,
E. B. Lewis, of Brambleton.
The Baptist Sunday School Associa.
Sion meets at the Freemason Street
Church this afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock.
W. w. Dey, commissi6her OF the
eevenue, request all persons who re.
Quire licenses to do bushes to come
forward without delay.
: Mr.. W. Allen Shepherd, emil loyment
agent. 100 Main street, is missing, aud
she High Constabls's notice of sale is
ON his door.
The Red Stocking Baseball Club,
colored, OF this city, will play the Rich.
nond team Monday and Tuesday next
'at League Park, this city.
Norfolk plays Portsmouth in Ports.
nouth next Monday, Tuesday aud Wed
nesday, and Petersburg IN Petersburg
next Thursday, Friday aud Saturday.
Ayard locomotive was badly dam-
.aged early yesterday morning by run.
ming into empty coal cars at the Nor
folk and Western railroad depot in this
sity.
Gospel song service for men only at
the Young Mems Christian Associa.
eiop this afternoon at O'Clock. Rev.
". s. Lacy, d. D.. will make the ad.
dress.
The schooner Harland w. Huston
arrived here yesterday from Philadel.
phia with cargo of railroad iron for
the Norfolk and Ocean View Electric
railroad
The Tidewater Christian Endeavor
Onion will hold its regular meeting
with Court Street Presbyterian
Church. Portsmouth, this afternoon at
$50 O'Clock.
deed was recorded yesterday from
Peter Hermon to j. H. Tending, n lot
l2ix4Sa feet at the northeast corner of
Water street snd Hitchings lane; con.
sideration $500.
g4Bids for the old almshouse building
were opened yesterday, each for 5000.
Both were rejected and the city will
pull the building down and either use
the material or sell 1t.
Inc last organ recital will be given
At Christs Church Monday afternoon
at 5 o'clock. MIR. Miller will be assist
ga py MRS. w. L. Brooke, vocalist, and
Misc Mary h. Baldwin, violinist.
The Little At!antics again took the
xnird game from the Berkeley Boys by
the SCORE Of 10 to r. The features of
the game was the batting of Biggs and
Granger for the Little Atlantics.
Ina BRY Line 6tanD1ar lol -,
aumed her route between Baltimore
end Norfolk Friday night, arriving
mere yesterday morning in excellent
trim after her spring oYerhsuling and
painting.
DR.. Q. P. Wertenbaker, of the United
States Marine Hospital Service, who is
we'll known here, will be married Mt
Melton, Macs, on the 30th instant. TO
Mhs Alice Delaney Glrardeau, of
South Carolina.
The Corporation Court was engaged
yesterday granting liquor licenses for
7hs year beginning May LIST. Thirteen
were granted. The Commissioner of
she Revenue states that this class of lie
eases must be gotten out by next Tues
day.
The Pfssbytery of Norfolk. will have
an adjourned meeting on Monday at
e.och. 1ne tpeciRl business VIII
be to hear the response of the Holmes
Cnnrch to o request of Rev. w. c..
Lindsay for dissolution of pastoral re
lations.
The motion for a new trial in the
case OF Jamea Edwards. who was given
ni1 months in Jail for killing James
sawyer. has been withdrawn. The
prisoner has been committed to iail to
serve bis sentence. A petition for
pardon will be circulated next week.
The YIRGINIAN is indebted to Mr..
Arthur G. Lewis, passenger and ticket
agent for the beautiful illustrated view
OF Washington, issued by the Cbesa
peake and Ohio Railroad Company.
and for the illustrated schedule of the
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
Company. issued by that company.
Rev. George Leonard CLANCY, OF
Richmond, formerly of Boston, Mass.
and Atlanta, Ga. will preach in Ria.
SOHO Temple, Freemason street, morn
ing and night, on Unitarian Views
and Principles" and "Christian Uni.
~" All interested in learning about
She Unitarian Church will have an CD.
portunity of abont them from one of
1ts Official representatives.
Ahe Eyoiut ION