The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-24
NORFOLK NEWS NEATLY NOTED
Here a Little and There a Little of
Doings to Interest.
MASS MEETING OF LADIES
Barge Libeled. Show Window Glass
Broken. Jubilee Service at Gram
by Street Church. Delegate to
Grand Lodge. British Sub
ject Naiuralized.
Warmer, fair weather to day.

warmer, lelE WehtueE 10 uay.
A new Court of Foresters hae been
& organized in Norfolk.
& The Grand Council Royal Area
NUN, copyenes in Staunton next Tues.
dsy.
Sermon to Red Men by Rev. Mr..
Beauchamp. at Trinity NJ. L. Church
to night.
SsMr. j. a. Coleman. Deputy Clerk of
the Courts, returned yesterday from
ducking.
Bishop Randolph will make his Len
ton visitation to Washington, d. c.,
next Tuesday.
The monthly meeting Of the Baptist
Sunday School Association will be held
st Scottsvlle today.
The religious conference begins at
Park Avenue Baptist Church Mon.
day, and will continue oil day Tue O..
day.
The cnse of Parker VS.. the city,
docketed for yesterday, has beeu con
tinued till uext term of Court of Inv
and Chspcery.
Tie British steamship Gladiolus,
Wright commander, cleared yesterday
for st. Nsznire. France, with 90, 600
bushels of wheat.
Mr.. McDonsl, who condu oted tho
kirmess Eere, has goneto New York.
He expects to open up dancing acad
envy here next year.
A barge belonging to II. r. Wright
con " Co., of this city. was libeied
yesterday by Mr.. Gordon DeCordy to
recover Sl19.2O for loss of coal.
In the Corporation Court yesterday
Manuel Maxlmo Reid, u native of Great
Britain, declared his inteution of be.
coming q citizen of tho United States,
A mass meeting of young ladies OF
ell denominations wall be addressed bv
Rev. DIR. Ieftwich, at CRANKY Street
M. d. Church. this afternoon at $3.50
+ o'clock.
The Ladies' League of Queen Street
Al. h. Church will hold n March cerni-
val at Montetiore Hall tuesday night,
when tickets will be sold for 20 cents,
including refreshments.
Mr. \. L.. Rosenberg, of Norfolk
Lodge No. 50, /. o. o. F., has been
elected delegate to the Grand Lodge.
which meets III Richmond IN May; MIR,
ID. Carpenter, alternate.
There was IA meeting OF mnchinists of
this section at Enge's Hall, Bank street.
Friday night. looking to IL moro thor
!, oush organization of the craft for the
purpose of advancing its interests.
A large show case Tor the display of
photographs, fell in front OF j. IL.
Faber's gallery, Main and Church
streets, yesterday, ana broke to pieces;
also damaging some of the pictures.
Admiral and Mrs. Brown, of the
Rsvy-yard. entertained yesterday ct
lunch Admiral Ammen, u. S. NJ; DR..
Claiborne. U. 5. NJ; Civil Engineer
Monocal, q. 5. NJ, and Capt. ". IL.
Murdaugh.
A slight fire in restaurant on Main
street, near Church, caused an alarm
from box No. 80 OF 6:30 o'clock last
evening. The damage WAS trifling.
the flames being extiuguished with the
chemical extinguishers.
Inc British steamship st. Oswald,
which cleared on the Dist, took out for
Hamburg, among other things, ninety
Bags OF monozett sand, recently dis.
covered in the mountain regions OF
North and South Carolina, aud is to
make gas tips,
An order was entered by Judge
Hughes yesterday, among Others,
authorizing the receivers OF the Nor
folk and Western railroad to lease and
operate the Roanoke Machine Works.
already practically owned by the said
railroad company.
DR.. L. q. Broughton. the successful
and popular revival preacher. will oc.
cnpy the Freemason Street Baptist pull.
pit to-day, morning and night. At
800 he will hold a special service for
men only, to which al men and boys
of all denominations are invited.
CRANKY Street NJ. E. Chur ch-Ser-
vices to-day II 8. m. and 8 D. m.
Sreaching by Rev. w. NJ. Leftwich,
~ D. Morning subject, "The True
Iess of Disciplesbip. There will be q
special service at $50 o'clock fer young
ladies. Monday morning there will be
- Jubilee service at 10 q. 10.
Pure fresh milk Sc per glass at Macs