The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-29
A Days DO|NGS N NORFOLK
What The virginian Finds to Inter
est its Readers.
To Answer Charge of Larceny. DR..
Moses D. Hoge at the First Press
byterian Church Tonight. The
Merrimac Painting on Ex-
hibition. Personal Notes
Fair and warmer weather today.

The Merritt wrecking steamer Jones
is overbaulipg at Newport News,
The revival is progressing satisfac.
torily OF the First Baptist Church,
Hon. Fred Phillips, OF Tarboro. N.
c.. visited Cotton Exchange Yesterday.
DIR. Moses d. Hoge will preach at
the First Presbyterian Church tonight
at 8 O'clock.
Mr.. q. d. Gregory. formerly of
IHE NIRGlNIAN, now q real estate
dealter i'll New York, 10 in the CITY.
Rev. Ct. p. Rutlsdge, lectured at
Williamsburg last night in the inter est
of the Baptist Church.
The Confederate ironclad Merrimac.
painted by MIR. b. Il. Richardson. is
on exhibition in Umstadter's window.
In response to the request of the
Picket-Buohanan Camp the Leachs.
Wood school will give whole holiday
to day.
MIR. Il. NJ. Twisdale, of Richmond.
Va, is in Norfolk for the purpose al
organizing q Merchants Protective
Association.
Pickett-Buchanan Camp. G. ", ia
called to meet at its hall to day, at 3
o'clock p. M. for the observance of
Memorial Day.
John Mcneil. oolored, was taken
from the Norfolk jail yesterday and
Carried to Newberne, n. o., to answer
u charge of larceny.
Mrs. John w. Daniel, wife of the
United States Senator, and his sop.
John W. Daniel Jr., were at the At.
lantio Hotel yesterday.
The "Mother Goose" cantata has
been postponed until Friday, June the
It'll, and Saturday matinee on the Sth
All tickets will be eoodfor these dates.
The entertainment postponed from
last Tuesday, ut the Masonic Temple.
for the benefit of the Disciples Church.
will be held Thursday night the 3Oth.
at same place.
The Clearing House Association
gives notice that the banks will close
at o'clock to-day in order that their
employees mny take part in the memo
rinI exercises.
The opera Oh. nj. s. Pinafore.~
which was given 80 successfully here
under the management of the Irving
Circle, will be repeated next Wodnes.
day for tho benefit of the Leo Rifles
aud the City Guards.
negro, who was before the Police
court yesterday on the charge OF
breach of promise, was given 81 by
Justice Burroughs with which to oct a
marriage license. and the prisoner thus
escaped further prosecution.
Circle No. 2, Kings Daughters will
hold a call meeting Thursday after
noon at O'Clock i'll the pastors study
OF CRANKY Street NJ. Il. Church. 4
full attendance is desired, as there 10
business OF importance to be attended,
to.
The Philadelphia Record SAYS that
Mrs. Jennie Jones, the yotpg stranger
who tried TO commit suicide here re
Gently, Is the wife OF an elderly man
named VIM. w. Jones. he having mar.
RED her two months ago. in Camden.
Two weeks after his former wife died.
She Comrcrt tomorrow Evening.
There was largo sale OF reserved
seats at the Academy of Music yester
Gay lor the operatio concert ON to
morrow evening, when, III addition to
the vocal concert and the playing of
Miss Clara Belle Palmer, Madame
Chnlia will appear in scenes from
"Faust." ''Figuro" and "Pationce. :"
with some of the city's best local anna
tours. This will he tho j; appearance
of Madame Chaia IN this country prior
to her departure for Europe, where
she Ia engaged to appear in the orinci
pal capitals. The amateurs who will
appear are Mrs. w. II. Brooke. Miss
Lizzie Taylor, Miss Salle Williams.
Miss Lena Hofheimer and Miss Mamie
Magee. MIR. Nicholson, Mr.. Harry Butt
and AIR. James +. Duncan, with Prof.
D. D. Miller as conductor. There ia
every Indication of full house.
Head This and Reflect.