The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-06
Fair weather to. day.

Rev. F. G. Neptune, OF Stookham,
Neb,, is in the city.
Mr.. S. l.. Mosby, of the Weather
Bureau. has gone to Boston.
The Norfolk Cycle Club took run
to the water works last night.
Captain Galloway, who was seriously
hurt few days ago, is not yet out of
danger.
Capt Kelly. of the schooner Dick
sou, who is ill at st. Finceut's, is re.
ported improving.
MIR. and Mrs. j. T. Risou, Mrs. !.
L. Penn and Miss Penn. of Danville,
Va, are in the city.
a negro, named Peter Wilson, smash
ed up thinga at the bar of MIR. Wilson
Sanderiin, on Queen street.
The shipments of coal from Lam
berts Point for the week ending April
4th. amounted TO 2S, G53 tons.
Mr.. r. S. Eaken, of Cameron. Mo.
who has bad farming interests here fot
the past ten years. is now visiting the
city.
Isaac Shorts. oolored, was arrested
to day, charged with stealing hog
valued at $50 Co freak from j S Mon
tague.
Mr.. Poe. said to be relative OF Ed
gar Allen Poe, arrived here yesterday
from New York, and will make Nor.
folk his home.
Mrs. Harry Friedlnnder, of Wash.
ingtoD, ID. g., je visiting her sister.ln
law, Mrs. Charles Friedlander, 25l
Freemason street.
The charge of Selling the schooner
Coral (Which was punishable us piracy)
| that was made against Capt. Weynnt.
of New London, Conn, has been with.
drawn.
The case of DR.. Thomas II. Moran.
charged with selling liquor without
license, came up in tho Corporation
Court yesterday. The jury could not
agree.
The uniformed Cantons of the [. O.
O. +. OF Norfolk and Portsmouth have
been invited to attend the dedication
of the l. o. o. L. Temple III Phladel.
pima on May list and will accept the
invitation.
MIR. Thaddeus Gray, for number of
years connected with the Merritt
Wrecking Company, this city, who has
been Ill at his home on Randolph street
for about three months, WIS able to be
ont yesterday.
Tho Court of Law and Chancery was
engaged yesterday in the hearing of
the damage suit OF j. G.. Baxter vs.. j,
ID. Thomas for alleged SANDER. MIR.
Thomas Ia charged with using offensive
language 10 the plaintiff.
| There was game of baseball PLAYED
yesterday afternoon at the park in
Gent between tho HypodermIos and the
Legais, which resulted in a score O! /
to IN favor of the former. Batteries:
Hypodermics. Arlington and Joseub:
| Le6Rle, Wright and Ashley
| Mr.. /. W. Enson, attorney, has en-
tered suit in the Court of Law and
Chancery for MIR. Mr.. II. l.. BrIckhonse
against the Chesapeake aud Ohio
hailroad, for $4,000 damages for min.
rles received by plaintiff by falling
through o hatch on the steamer Louise.
Deeds were recorded yesterday from
Mrs. Robert NJ. Freeny to Andrew +.
Crosby, one. fifth interest in lot and
improvements on the corner of Bran
bleton and Maple avenues, SlOl.
James Il. Crosby to Andrew T..
| Crosby, one fifth interest IN the
above property. $50.
In the Police Court yesterday John
Welch was arraigued on the charge of
stahblng Joe Miller several times dur
Ing an encounter III Mnionev's saloon
on Talbot street some weeks ago, but
no one appearing against him aud the
case having been continued twice be
fore. the accused WAS discharged.
About noon Yesterday Emanuel
Sprnil, colored, was going up Church
street with push cart belonging to
the City Gaslight Company. At the
Same time Sam johnson, also colored
was driving a double truck wagon
down Church street at lively rate.
johnson and Spruil collided al the cor
ner of Plume street. Spruil was
Knocked down, and says the wagon ran
over one OF his legs.