The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-13
A vAl|EGATED ASSORTMENT
Every Glass of Local Matter
Grouped lin Paragraphs.
Capt. Southgate Will Succeed Capt.
Trower. An Old Letter Carrier
Dismissed From the Service.
s-DetectiYes in Bad
Plight. appointment.

dreQSed.
Mas Magaret Carroll will summer in
the White Mountains.
Acting Detective Williams is con-
fined to his home by illness.
Tho Jnly term of the Court of Law
and Chsncery begins Monday.
Mr.. ii. =. Ackiss, United States
Commissioner, ls in New York on a
pleasure trip.
Mrs. w. II. Callahan has returned
from Washington, where she has been
waiting her parents.
Visitors at the Cotton Exchanges: j.
A. Evans, Of Memphis, Tenn; Fl. j.
Burwell. Warreuton. N. &.
meeting of the Y. w. q. Il. U. was
held IN the purlor OF tho Y. Nj. Q. A.
yesterday afternoon ut ) O'Clock.
Rev. DR.. James Il. Howerton, pastor.
Will preach to morrow at / | Il. m, and
s y. III. Young peoples meeting at 7:l5
2. III.
Judge Allan r. HanckeI, Judge w.
n. Pcrtlock and Air. w. l.. Williams
have gone to New York on a pleasure
trip.
a lawn party will DO held at Fort
Norfolk next week for the benefit of
Lehles Memorial Church, Atlantic
City Ward.
Miss Morah NJ. Denby aud MIR.
Frederick Rowland Hudsins, of East
Norfoll;, huvo gono to Mathews county
to spend n few weeks.
The Ocean View WaltZes." by
| James w. Cnsey, arc now being played
mt Ocean View by Prof. Fishers
orchestra aud are becoming very pop.
| ulur.
Judge MARTIN, of the Law and
| Chancery Court, occupied the bench
III tue Corporation Court Yesterday in
the absence of Judge Allan h. Hauc.
KEEL.
a deed was recorded yesterday from
SllGs w. Burt, trustee, To the Bankers
Loan aud Investment Company of New
York, lot of land sItualed OH Cecilia
avenue, $500.
The Lee Rifles. Company a, Fourth
Virginia Regiment, will give their
third annun! moonlight excursion to
Old Point and the Capes on the
steamer Pocnhontas on Monday even
ing, July 10.
The regular assessment of railroad
property IN this vicinity will be mn,ie
to day by Gov. OFerrnll. Auditor
Morton Muryc and the Auditors chief
clerk, Mr.. 9. Lee Moore, who arc now
III the city.
The roadbed for the electric railroad
to Willorghby Spit has been laid from
the Ocean View Hotel to within a law
hundred yards OF the Spit. The road
VIII DO run close in tLe'rear of Tia.
clubhouses.
MIR. G; Il. Cspps. of Portsmouth,
who has heretofore Been chief clerk in
the general freight office, hes been M
pointed general freight agent to sue
coed MIR. II. Il. Glover, who has been
made trniiic manager.
The Morrison Electric Company. Of
Baltimore, have force OF hands mt
WORK wiring the Custom house build
ing, preparatory 10 putting in electric
nights: Inc whole buliuing Will be
electric ilghted from PIT To dome.
Tue Llttlo Ronrokes defeated tho
Little Academy Boys IN match came
vi baseball yesterday ut the Academy
lot, IN which the former won by n
score OF l3 to IL. Batteries: Little
| Roanokes-Hecht and Xoit,nan: Little
Academy Boys, Lewis AMI Browne.
George .Dawley, well known col.
oreu mail carrier, having been active.
~ employed rs such for the past
twenty years, has been dismissed. Daw.
10y wns reported Tor dorellc;:cu of
duty by special agents of the Postoiliua
| Department.
Capt. Thomas NJ. Southgate has been
| appointed to the command of the
steamer Northampton, of the Old Do
minion Line, To succeed Capt, Trower
| Capt, Southgnte is among the oldest
employees of tho OLD Dominion Steam.
ship Company, having served the com
pnny for more than twenty-five Years
| Maj. George w. Taylor left Thurs
uny on the Bay Line steamer for New
ork, from which city he Will sail on
the French steamer Lacourine for
! Paris. After remaining III Paris a few
dnYs the Major will take tour through
several of the large European cities,
| The trip Is for the benefit of his health.
| TX Detective FogGrty aud ~ friend,
Wnlle on spree, got on the Old Do
minlon steamer at New York and we're
| brought to Norfolk. They were landed
In this city dead broke. They applied
at the police headquarters for assist
ance. The matter was referred to the
Mayor, who secured TRANSPORTATION
from the Old Dominion Liue aud they
were cent home.
borso kicked II. S. Shafer. of tho
Froemyer House, Mddlebnrg, N. V,
on the knee, which laid him up in he'd
and caused the knee joint to become
stil. a friend recommended him to
use Chnmberlain's Pain Balm, which
lie did. and Ill two days was able to be,
around. Mr.. Shsfer has recommended
1t TO many others and saws It 10 a.,