The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-10
REVILE The WEATHER
Fhe Maryland Military Do Eot Find Nature
In a Smiling Mood.
THE VETERAN FIREMEN FED AID FETED
Pce Smith Sent Oh for Mnlmiu;-
Marines Enlivcn the Vicinity or
the Nnvy.Ynrd Gatc-an oyster
Roast ut Park yicw-A .coiore,i
Divine Yields 10 the Tcnptcr.

The employees of the navy-yard Will
pc paid to-day Eds.
II The Norfolk County Court will con-
Iyene next Monday
III Jack the, Ripper was arrested yester-
nay for unlawful tiespnssng.
Ihere was no business transacted in
Ifhe Hastings Court yesterday.
n The Central Fosebuds did not meet
Puncay afternoon, as was expected.
Il me City Council will hold an adj
l1ourned meeting tonight at I 80 O'clock
n Lizzie Nicholson was arrested yes
lierday by Constable Anderson for fight
Hing.
I Old Dominion Conclave. I. o. H., will
Hall.
hight
For want OF quorum there was no
meeting Of the Police Commissioners
tast night.
! 1t Is said that well-!Inown newspa-
iper man Will be married this week and
70 to Atlanta.
The regular monthly meeting of t:c
Goard Of Supervisors will be held to-
Jay at o'clock
Mrs. Nellie Ru,tcr Cutler is extremely
Ifl at her fathers residence. on South
I3treet extended
The funeral of Mr. II. Hall took
tplace Sunday at l p. IN. from his resi-
lfenCc, near Bowers Hill.
MI NJ. w. Mason will put his new
lWectrlc cars on this afternoon at 9 D. m,
provided tho weather will permit it.
|; Mr.. c. f. Friedlin will give Il number,
HE friends an oyster roas. ut his resi-
teEce. In Park View. Tomorrow night
III TWO marines made things lively
Ilround the navy-yard gate Sunday af-
,ernoon. They paid $3.50 niace for
l Their sport
The Veteran Firemen were taken
tSharge of by the Chambers boys and
Were given breakfast and other re-
l1reshmcnts.
Rev. Henry Jones, Il, well-known col
lired preacher. was sent to jail yester-
lfay for ten days Tor stcalih; 81 from
lyne OF his congregation
In The meeting OF the Baptist Young
Peoples Union, which was to have
!een held lsat night. has been post
soned until next Monday night
IN Col. and Mrs. Sarrell ana the Misses
|lHeipell left yesterday morning over the
lSoriolk and Caroline railroad in their
/ private car for the Atlanta Exposition
In another column Mir. Il. II. RIPLEY.
High Constable gives notice that he will
Hell at p"blic auction goods found In
5Efo County street toSsetisfy a claim I'm
| is hands for debt. :,
Some of the soldiers who came from
iaryland wanted to know if we ever
lElad any good wcG thcr here Thtl,
lEeached here en- route TO Atlanta in 4
3lnow storm ard returned in a rain
il torn.
A marriage license was issued in The
II ounty clerks office yesterday to Mr.
4 phn f. Culpeppcr, a mntorman in the
employ OF the Norfolk Street Railway
company, to wed Miss Carrie NJ Travis
8f this city. The marriage will take
lace tomorrow.
II Mr. and Mrs. David Burke lost by
,eath Saturday night their infant
laughter, Ahbie Marie. aged l year.
,he funeral was conducted from their
$hsidence yesterday afternoon, at III
HFenry street. The services were CON
8;ucted by Rev. II. ]. Brady The re-
Pains were interie ed in ST. Pauls Catho-
II C Cemetery.
3. The negro boy Joe Smith, who as
white boy named Simpson
81 nth hoe. In South Portsmouth. sevc-
8hl daJs ago had a hearing yesterday,
q I'D was sent on to the Hastings Court
Il nfer the manning act His Honor
q tfUscd him hail until the exact state
#I tAc boys injuries can be determined.