The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-08
THE BUDGET OF BRIEFLETS.
she Events of Sunday and Monday
Condemned,

Tie Select Council meets Tonight
Rev. X. =. Coupland preached at the
Union Mission last night.
Rev. J. a. Spcight is holding series
of meetings ut kcmpsville.
Rev. DR.. "A. Coke Smith will lecture In
Portsmouth Thursday night.
The oyster police steamer Accomack
Is on the ways at Graves ship yard.
y church Sociabl" was held at the
Christian Memorial Temple last night.
The quarterly meeting of the business
Mems Association VIII be held tonight
The Third Ward Democratic Club and
the John :. Barbour Club held meetings
last night.
At the meetings of the Baptist and
Methodist ministers yesterday cncour-
aging reports were received.
krN MIR Massic. the returned mission
airy. spoke on China at st. Lukc's Pro-
tcStlnt Episcopal Church Sunday even.
ing.
Miss Lizzie X. Moore. organist of St
l.uk"'s Church. having returned to the
city. will resume her music classes at
lao Butte street.
The British steamer Austrian Prince
reported ashore some time ago al Gu
racoa was tlOatcd yesterday by the Mcr-
iitt WrcckinE Company.
\ number of those who have bought
lots at Wlloughby Spit met yesterday
and took the preliminary steps in pro-
tcCtinr their interests.
AZ Il meeting Of the directors Of the
Norfolk Public Library Saturday night
u number of measures of interest to the
public were discussed.
I.aVinia Wilson was arrested Vast
night for threatening to burn the house
of Alice White. ColOrcd. living on Char
lottc Sti"ct near Riley.
Miss Mollio Callahan. who for the past
| month has been stopping with Mis-"
Mamie Madden. of this city has return.
Cd I" her homo in Baltimore.
The special train over the Seaboard
Air Line which left here Sunday made
In" run To Augusta. Ga. in thirteen
hours and thirty-iivc minutes.
Company ,. OF the Gospel Army for
| lioyS, was organized sunday at the
Young Mems Christian Association with
ninciy-eight charter members
The charge Of obtaining goods under
| false pretcnscS lodged against J. q.
Gray were yesterday compromised. He
| is NOW held ON a charge of forgery.
During the absence from tn" city of
| chief Ryan. OF the Fir" Department,
| Assistant Chief Wood makes his head
| quarters at the downtown engine
house
| Detective Husscy, Of Baltimore, was in
| the city Sunday after one of l'uifalo
| lIillS Indians, who is wanted in Ealti-
mulc Tor throwing Il brick At Il boy and
| causing his death.
The young gentlemen of the Nest End
=
young ladies at MontciiOrc Hall on Fri
| day next at $40 u. IN. with a view to
organizing a german club.
y house and lot at the corner of Cot
| tHEe Toll-Hridgc road ana Winter
| street, I'm Norfolk county. was sold at
| the Real Estate Exchange Yesterday to
W. l.. Whitchurst for S9lu.
| The Wum;,ns Christian Association
| Will meet to-day at II o'clock in the
parlors of the Girls Home on Hrcw.r
| street. 1t is hoped that collections for
| the summer months will bc brought i'm.
| Judge Wilcox received u letter ycster-
| day written 10y Assistant Secretary Me
| Aduo. of the Navy. to Congressman ry-
| Ter. stating that the wages of Navy
| Yard employees would not bc reduced
| MIR. l.. Clay kilby, president of the
| Society for the Prevention of cruelty
| 1" Animals warns the public against
| throwing nails in the street. such
| th"urhtlrssn"ss being dangerous to
horses.
| sunday School Missionary Day was
| observed at Frrcmasuu-Strrr BAPTIST
! Church sunday night. when Il large
! congregation WAS present ANA rniovod
tn" delightful programme arranged for
| the occasion.