The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-26
NORFOLK NEWS neatly NOTED
Here a Little and There a Little of
Doings to Interest.
A COLLISION OF SCHOONERS
Maj. Irvine Out Confederate Vete-
rams. "Pinafore" Rehearsal. The
John S. Barbour Club. Bap-
fist and Methodist Minis
tiers. A Policy Raid.

tist and Methodist Minis
tiers. A Policy Raid.
Cloudy and threatening weather TO.
day.
Joint session OF the Councils to.
night.
Mr.. George Costello (Loughlin) il in
the city.
The Police Justice had large docket
/ yesterday.
State Secretary Lawless was in the
city yesterday.
Pocahontas Club was reported dis
orderly Saturday night.
The Baptist Ministers Conference
was largely attended yesterday.
Rev. &. 2. Rutledge is conducting q
revival at the Disciples Church.
Judge Martin, of the COURT of Law
and Chancery, is at Ashevllle, N. q.
A boy will be sent from Norfolk to
the State Reformatory in Il few days.
There will be meeting of the John
8. Barbour Club to night to elect Of
icers.
Pickett Buchanan Camp, G. ",
meets to night at s o'clock. important
business will be- transacted.
Rev. DIR. Lee, OF Greensboro, N, c..
will speak at the Union Mission, No.
66 Church street tonight.
Three extra clerks, two permanent
and one temporary, have been asked
for OF the Norfolk Postuilice.
The Methodist ministers yesterday
passed resolutions of coincidence on the
death of DIR. John A. Brosdus.
Maj. Walter L. Irvine was out OH the
street yesterday after IA long contiue.
ment at his home by critical Illuess.
Mrs. Q. Il. Mitchell left this evening
= via Bay Line for New York, accom-
panied by her sister, Miss Alice Gross.
Justice Burroughs will dispose of
the case OF the Norfolk Athletic Social
Club. Hull aud Bottimore streets, to.
day.
Bank street, between Nam street
and City Hall avenue. is being torn ND
preparatory TO paving it with Belgian
block.
There will be rehearsal of "Piann.
fore" this evening at s O'Clock at Monte.
fore Hall. A full attendance is re-
quested.
The Christian Endeavor meeting at
the Disciples' Church Sunday evening
Was one Of the best IN the history Of
that society.
The position of Assistant Inspector
of Steam Vessels at Norfolk, has Teen
abolished The position has been
filled by MIR. Thomas j. Fitzpatrick.
Admiral Daniel Ammen, U. S. N.
will address the Business Mems Asso
citation this evening at $50 o'clock on
the subject The Nicaragua Canal"
The detectives raided policy shop
yesterday at No. II Reid's lane. aud mr.
rested w. II. Lassiter and N. Dodd,
coiored, The paraphernalia was also
captured.
Mr.. Robert l.. Lorentz, OF Maryland,
who has been selected rs one of the
umplres for the Virginia Baseball
League for the coming season, IL well
known in Norfolk.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment OF the Business Mems Associa-
ton announcing q special meeting for
tonight at s o'clock. Admiral Ammen
will deliver al address.
Kew. a. b. Simpson and Stephen
Merritt, of New York, are in the city
and will hold meetings to day, at 1880
q. M, $3.50 p. IN. and 1880 p. NJ, at
the Park Avenue Baptist Church.
"A white stranger forged the rnme
OF Mr.. j. w. Wilcox and got Sl3. 80
Smith d Wesson pistol from Messrs.
Dey and Dewell. Union street, Satur
oas. Notning mas since been heard
OF him.
There YVES collision between the
schooners Carrie L. Godfrey and Har.
~ Handel Sunday morniug in Hump.
ton Roads. The Randell's bob STAYS
we're carried away and portion OF the
Godfrey's rail.
at the Baptist Young Peoples
Union Convention to be held in Balti
more beginning July 18th, Rev. Dr..
NJ. d. Wharton, OF Norfolk, will de.
liver an address On "Adoniram Jud-
son and the Dawn of American Bap.
fist Missions"
Deputy United States Marshal
Creekmnr went over to the Eastern
Shore Sunday night TO look for the
schooner Richard w. Sommers, which
Is to be libeled for breach of contract.
This Is the vessel whose captain is said
sea. "
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