The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-20
FROM ALL AROUND THE CITY
Matters of General Interest to
the People Briefly Told.
Judge Hanckel Held Court in His
Office. The Schooner Grace
Darling Libelled. The De.
parture of Distinguished
Visitors. Other Notes.
mir. W. Silberman ia in New York.
Fair weather, with variable winds,

cHr neAsaefs Will VhElhDie WluQS,
to day.
Miss Alberta Green. of ON aha, NJ b.
ia visiting the Misses Odell, OF this city
Miss Susie E. Carter, of Boston, Is
visiting Mrs. j. f.. West, of this CITY.
Miss May Allyn left last night for
Buenn Vista, Md, to be goue two
months.
MIR. &. Ii. Ransone has sufficiently
recovered from his recent illness to be
out again.
President Samuel Spencer. OF the
Southern railway. is expected in the
city to-day.
MIR. j. A. Kelvin conducted the
meeting ut the Union Mission. No. GG
Church street. last night.
The shipments of coal from Lam
bert's Point for the week Guiding July
18th, inclusive, amounted to 30, l75
tons.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. T.. Evans, who have
been visiting j. L. West, left yester-
day by the Washington Line for Du.
luth, MINI.
Attention Ia called to the steamer
Northampton's grand annual moou.
light excursion to Matthews county
July "a and %.
The case OF Chicago Cottage Orgnn
Company vs. Townsend & Joynes will
be called in the Court of Law and
Chancery to day.
There was slight collision yester.
day between the tug Portsmouth and
the ferry steamer City OF Portsmouth.
The damage was slight.
The residence OF Mr.. George Hogan.
No. 81 Holt street, was robbed by
burglars Wednesday, night. They
entered by forcing n back window.
The Whitehead Grove Baptist Sun
day School excursion arrived here
Thursday morning on the steamer
Half Moon. They spent the day at
Ocean View.
The grand excursion for the benefit
of the Infant Sanitarium, under the
| auspices OF Pocahontas Council, Royal
Arcnnum. TO Old Point and the Capes,
will be given on the evening OF August
| I'd.
A man named Ruins Brown, O paper
| hanger from North Carolina, was fined
by Justice Burroughs yesterday SD. %
| for carrylng two women of bad char
acter to boarding house on East Main
| street.
Mrs. NJ. P. Mcguire and the Misses
Porter and Lurton of Nashville, Tenn.
and Mrs. j. w. Huntington. of Column.
bia, Tenn, will be the guests of Mrs.
George Gordsn at her cottage Mt Viz.
gina Beach for August.
Judge A. r. Hauckel held court in
his office yesterday. Joe Malbon, bv
compliant OF Lucy Franklin, was placed
under IL bond OF $50 to keep the peace.
Il. ii. Baker, Jr., qualified as trustee
III the estate OF AuZolettu Roberts.
deed was recorded Yesterday
transferring from VIM. b. Roper, spe
oial commissioner for j. l.. snd Mary
ienrce to L. ii. Savage, two lots OF
land and improvements thereon, stu
ated on the north side of York street.
SlU,0 600.
The schooner Grace Darling was
libeled by q. }. Colonua for WORK done
Ut his shlpyard some time ago. Deputy
Marshal Cross went to Smithiield and
served the attachment Thursday night
al q The vessel was brought up to this
port yesterday.
white man named James White
was arrested at the Franklin Theu,re
Thursday night, charged with creating
dlstur bance. When he reached the
stntion-house he strnck the officer IN
the face and WAS dubbed. The Justice
yesterday fined him STEPS.
yachting pnrty was given Thurs
day by MIR. j. White to number
Of his friends. After cruising abou,
in Hampton Roads, until late in the
afternoon, they Landed at Old Point
aud indulged IN the dancing, returning
to the city nbont II o'clock last night
On Wednesday. August 18th, ioint
excursion will he given on the steame,
Northampton to Hicks Grove. Mathew,
county. for the JOINT benefit of til,
building fund of the First Baptist
Church and Canton Norfolk No. ,
.. .. +. The Naval Post Band vii
furnish music.
Gov. Charles T. O'Ferrall, Attorne,
General Scott, Mrs. John Il. Massey
and her brother, Col. McCreary, who
have been 10 the city in attendance
upon the Massey Pilot trial, have .akel
their departure. Gov. O'Ferrall TO,
Allegheny Springs, Gen. Scott for
Warrenton. Va, and Mrs. Massey aud
Col. hlcCreary for charlottesville.
The Chattanooga Times gives an ex.
tended notice of n tallyho party given
to Chlckamauga in honor of Mise,
Csrnes, of Macon, Ga, and Miss Eve
lyn Nimmo, daughter of MIR. W. T.
Nlmmo, of this city. by number O.
society young men of Chnttanoooo
Tenn. Miss Nimmo went from Cnm
berland Street Methodist Church I,
Chattanooga to attend the Epwortl
League Convention, and is having {
delightful time.
Grand txcmrsion TO Warrington