The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-25
ON VARIOUS SUBJECTS
A Little Child Of Mr.. Henry Partin Dies
While Visiting With Its Mother.
THE SIDEWALKS ON WATER STREET.
Thought the Matter Was Secret. But IL
WasI:t-Hc Was Preparing for
winter by Stealing Roth Boots and
ShOcs-A Little Child Sick with
Scarlet Fever.

There We're no courts in session yes
tcrday.
There will be only one voting place ut
the primary this time.
See hat Mcssrs. Levy x Jacobs have
10 say in to-day's Virginian.
The days are shortening at the rate
of twenty minutes a week now
MIR. and Mrs. Schafer's little child is
very sick with the scarlet fever i'll
Scuttsvillr.
All the delegates to the Baptist Assoc
citation left yesterday. 1t will last for
Mary Bull, colored, tried to clean out
King street Monday. Constable hodges
pulled her in.
Orange watermclons mad their APP
learance III the market yesterday.
They sold very fast.
y number Of persons went down to
Ocean View yesterday to wind up the
season with a fish irolic.
There ar" uuy three candidates in the
field now FOR Legislative honors, Mcssrs.
Bland. Maupin and Wool.
Not man people ave left the city for
Atlanta yet. but as the weather grows
cooler the number will increase.
y Mr.. Ryan from Norfolk was fined
so for carrying Il pistol and 81 FOR
an assault upon Mir. W j. Brent.
A wagon belonging to Mr.. Alonzo
Hodges broke onc of IN" wheels all to
pieces Yesterday on County street.
Mr.. Beverly only lacks the sale Of M
teen more tickets to make h star
Course at tho Y NJ. G.. \. Il success.
y few nights = an attempt was
made To fire the house OF Mrs. Harriet
Balm ON South street, but 1t proved uu-
successful.
Mrs. V. w. Hail ana l.ttlc daughter,
Gladys. arrived hom" yesterday from "A
visit 10 Baltimore. Roland Park and
other parts OF Maryland.
Notices is called To the SpeCiul COM
municatiou OF Naval Lodge No. 100.
which Will be held Tonight ut 100 for
work in the first degree.
The navy-yard authorities seem to he
miiTed al the r"port OF the Labor Board
getting out. they say that it is SUP
posed to be absolutely secret.
The night train on the S~eaboard Air
Line VIII ON sunday commence lcaV-
ing her" at l2Ol a. m. arriving AT AT
lantu the same evening at : =. IN
Moses Smith. vino was sent to Jail FOR
thirty days for stealing a pair of shoes,
was again committed yesterday for six
ty days for stealing Il pair of boots.
Mr.. w. III. HeeNS will return from the
Maryland Hospital either Friday on
sunday morning, where he has been
under treatment for several weeks.
Mr. samuel T.. Hand l. still confined
to his HON" from the fall he received.
II is unahl" To leav" his bed. \. por-
ton Of his body is All black with bruises.
Gen. Scigfricd was in the city yestcr-
day. II" said that work ON the electric
road Will be commenced i'm u few DAYS
and will be pushed ahead as rapidly as
possible.
Constable Hodges pulled Holidays
row in the county ON Sunday. They
We're AL tried before Justice Haynes
yesterday and were fined. Some paid
and Others zen to Jail.
The sidewalks un'thc cast side of Wa
ter street from the ferry To- High street
is in q terrible condition. II IS danger
Gus To life and should he attended to at
one" bctGr" someone" injuries themselves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Partin'S little s.
months-old child died in Chuckatuck.
where Mrs. Hartin has been visiting.
The remains were brought home Mon
day and We're Inferred in oak Grove
Cemetery.
DR.. II. r.. Butt, Or. y. i. owen. K. T..
b Stewart. Griffin f.. Edwards. James
+. Carr and Il Stribliug. Marshall have
been elected members pf the Virginia
Chapter OF the Sons of the American
Revolution.
Miss Christine Riddick. Of This city.
lett yesterday for the Southwest Nir-
Sinin Institute. at Bristol. for the pur-
pos" OF completing her mcSical cduca-
ton. The people OF Portsmouth had
IN" pleasure of hearing Miss Riddick
sing Il unmhrr OF ines during her va
cation, ana her friends arr. enthusiasts.
TIC III the piNmlS" of rare attainment.