The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-22
THE CITY in BRIEF.
Small Bits Of Social News md Per
SOnai {iossip.


sonai Gossip.
The Brambleton football team play |
In Suffolk too day.
MIR. g. L. Woodhouse spoke at the |
Union Mission last night.
The cold wave was on hand bright |
and early yesterday morning
The Methodist ministers returned |
from the Conference at Richmond yes
terday.
Norfolk Lodge. No. as, b. P. o. E..
will hold ladies social on Thanksglv
Ing night.
A truck broke down on the street car
track on Church street near Cove yes
terday afternoon.
Rev. Peter Ainslie. OF Baltimore, ad-
dressed the firemen at the engine
house yesterday
A bicycle collided with lady on
Main street yesterday afternoon,
knocking her down.
The electric cars will begin regular
trips over the Lnmbert's Point extcn-
sion In q few days.
The date of the Press Club entertain
ment at the Academy OF Music has been
changed to December 4th.
Mr.. a. G. Lewis. passenger agent of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, re-
turned from Washington yesterday.
The colored people are taking great
interest In the revival meetings being
held at the Bank Street Baptist Church.
MIR. M. Glcnnan has been appointed
by Governor O'Fcrrnll on the State
Committee for the Mexican Internation-
nj Exposition
Cards of invitation are out 10 the mar
riage of Miss Annie Middleton Conrad
of Winchester. to Mr.. Henry Hughes
Little, of Norfolk, on the eth instant
secretary Towson. of the Y. NJ c. a,
DID not 80 to Richmond yesterday to
attend the State Convention OF the Y
r. l.. u, owing to press of business
here.
Martha Crenshaw, colored, living at
NO. &c Moseley street. was arrested by
Deputy Constable Manning last night,
charged with assaulting Matte Hayes.
q ncighbor.
Captain w. Z. Garrett. OF Leesburg.
Grand Chancellor of Virginia. visited
Charity Lodge. No. 10, X. of p, last
night. when mass meeting OF Ply
thians was held.
In the United States Court yesterday
dispositions were being taken In the suit
OF the owners of the schooner Rapid
Transit US. The Schooner Ped Wing
The former was sunk by the latter
Joe Hunter. colored. is locked up ut
police headquarters, charged with enter
Ing the house of David Brisk and steal
ing an account book, afterwards de-
stroyini; accounts amounting to $780,
II. l.. Seay and Harry Clifford. both
white, were arrested by officer Moore
last night at Church and Union streets
for fighting. Chords eye was badly
cut, DR.. Speight being called In to sew
up the wound.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Bullith Fitzhugh. of
the Cape Charles rIonecr{ We're In the
city yesterday and left last night via
he Seaboard Air Line for Dallas, Tex.
where they Will spend Thanksgiving
with Editor Fitzhugh's parents They
will be gone until December.
Deputy United states Marshal Creek
mur will leave tC{ borrow for New
York, to take to the Kings County, pen
!tentiary the young negro Mac Berk-
ley, recently convicted In the United
States Court here of felonlous assault,
ana sentenced to one years imprison-
ment.
Madam Rose requests the mothers of
all the Fairies TO meet her ut the Ma
sonic Temple To arrange costumes for
Gondy Two Shoes. The rchearsals
this afternoon will be at the Academy of
Music. for Village Polka Fisher boys
and girls, Horn Pipe and characters in
first act
st. Marys Academy will soon be re-
placed by new building to face on
Chapel street. To aid in furnishing
FUNDS for its construction. as we'll as
for an addition to the present ASYLUM.
an entertainment will he given on the
9th inst, In which the Old Point Band
Orchestra will participate.
y fonthaH excursion will he run to
Richmond over the Norfolk ana Western
railway on Thanksgiving day. lauvi:,c
Norfolk at a. III. and returning lcnyes
Richmond at 1870 p. III. Fare for round
trip $3.50. The train will he decorated
with the VARSITY" blue and orange.
and II Is said that many Norfolk society
young people are going.