The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-30
FOCAL SQU|DS OF INTEREST
Culled and Compiled With Care
and Precision.
Colored Y. M. c. A. Rally Meeting.
s On the Lookout for Runaway
Lad. An Arrest in Coanec-
s ton With the Gold Brick
Case. Personal Notes.
Fair weather to-day, northerly

Fair weather to-day, nottherly
winds.
There will be no sermon at the First
Baptist Church tonight.
Bishop Randolph is expected to
preach at st. Paul's Church this morn
ing.
The late r. Q. Taylor, OF Baltimore,
who was well known in Norfolk, lett
an estate valued at $50. GOO.
Tho fishing schooner Georgsanns
Young Was sold yesterday under libel
to Capt. ii. Seymour for S22i.
MIR. ". p. Ashburn, agent Of the
steamer Lucy, is qnite sick ut his resi-
dencs on Main street.
Miss Maggie Baylor, who has been
spending some time with friends III Co
lumbus, Ga, has returned home.
The members of the Orlole Rowing
Club anticipate next Iuesdny evening
q pleasant time on the Elizabeth.
"a Sunday at Niagara Falls" will be
the subject OF Rev. w. 5. Lenke at the
Third Baptiat Church to night at s
o'clock.
3 Miss Maggie Casey and her sister,
Teresa, of Washington, d. c., aud
Miss Foley, OF Norfolk, are stopping
at Virginia Beach.
l.
called to attend the fuMeral of their
lnts comrade, Captain John X. Trower,
TO meet at hall at 4. 45 O'Clock.
Excursions will como to Norfolk
July l from Richmond, Petersburg,
Washington aud possibly several Of
tho towns of North Cnrolius.
Commencing to day, the New York.
Philadelphia aud Norfolk Railroad
Cempnny's steamers will run special
Sunday excursions TO Old Point and
the Capes,
Memorial services will be held at
Freemnson Street Baptist Church to-
night in honor of DR.. L. q. Jones.
Ministers OF several Baptist Churches
will participate.
MIR. j. Il. Clark, OF j. L. Clark &
Co., and the father OF tho Misses Clark,
editors of the Daily Ticket, of New
port News, was in this city yesterday
III the interest of the above paper.
DR.. Nj. Is. Wharton, of the FREQ
Mason StEoet Baptist Church, will
address she Y. NJ. G. A. meeting this
afternoon st 4 O'Clock. Tho Cumber.
land Street Methodist Church choir
will do the singing.
Monday afternoon at 5 o'olock an
improved engine and boiler, novel
Southern product, designed for cleo
trical and general purposes, will be
tested ct the boiler works OF L. w,
Goodwin, on Water street.
In the passenger list of the Berlin.
which sailed from New York on
Wednesday, appears the name OF Prof.
j. j. Millcr, organist OF Christ Church,
of Norfolk, who goes to Europe with
the Evangelist Church music party.
The Chief of Police of Charlotte. n.
c., has telcgraphed tho Chief of Police
of this city asking that the officers be
on the lookout for "a l5.year. old bow
named Eugene Packard, who, in com
pany with another boy. left that place
about two weeks ago.
Tho colored Y. NJ. G. A. will hold q
rally meeting for the purpose of raising
81 800 building fund ut Butte Street
Baptist Church this afternoon at s
o'clock. Rev. A. Coke Smith, d. d..
international Secretary W. A, Hunton
end MIR. Nelson Williams, of Rich.
Mond, will address the meeting.
Judge Hanckel yesterday refused q
new trial in the case Of John Demaio.
Who was arrested for refusing 10 assist
Officer Williams i'll the arrest of two
men at Pegleg Corner on tho 18th of
February, and ia whose case the Jury
rendered verdict of sixty days in Jail
and tine of $50.
Monk Montague was arrested by
Deputy Sergeant White on q mittimus
issued in Richmond. Mr.. Montague
was summoned as witness IN the Par.
ker gold brick case aud failed to ap
pear, hence the arrest. he was taken
before Judge Hapckel and bailed in
the sum of 500, with w. S. Oapps as
aurety.