The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-31
LOCAL OF IHEREADABLE SORT
Condensed Paragraphs Full Of
Interest and on Many Subjects
Stricken With Paralysis. The Boat
Case Dismissed for Want of Juris-
diction. Open Air meetings.
Champion Colored Base.
balIists to Cross Bats.
Detective Richardson is now on duty.
Cooler weather may be expected to.

Detective Richardson is now ON duty.
Cooler weather may be expected to-
dry.
L. A. Lucas and family, of Washing
ton, ID. o., were in the CITY yesterday.
The Ooenn View railroad have force
OF hands at work extending their line
to Church street.
The general repairs and electric
wiring at the Custom House will be
completed in few weeks.
Police Sergeant Robinson left yester.
day morning to visit relatives and
friends i'll Princess Anne county.
The case of j. II. Madden, charged
with selling liquor to minors. Will be
heard IN tue Police Court this morn
ing.
Rev. j. 4. Mastn ia assisting Rev.
DIR. w. w. Royal in revival meeting
ut Charity Church, Princess Anne
county, Va.
Hon. Walter b. Richie, of Ohio,
Supreme Chancellor OF the Order of
knights of Pythias, is stopping at
Ocean View.
Mrs. d. s. Burwel lef! last evening
TO spend the summer with her friend.
Mrs. j. N. Vaughan, at Blue Ridge
Summit, Pa.
Miss Mamie Brewer, of Baltimore,
who has beeen visiting Miss Katie Nc
Dermin. on Fenchurch street, left yes.
terdny for Baltimore.
Two stories of the big Lowenberg
block, neur Town Point, are up aud it
gives promise of being tho handsomest
| structure III this section.
The trustee in the deed of assignment
from tho Pilot Publishing Company Is
authorized to continue the publication
Of the paper for the present
| An open air meeting under the au.
spices of the Union Mission was held
lust night on Market square. Rev. A.
5. Lloyd, of st. Luke's church, con
ducted the services.
The Red Stockings. the champion
colored club OF Virginia, will play the
Eclipse Club of Edenton, champio
of North Carolinu, ut League Park this
afternoon at l o'clock.
| Miss Martina Wright, accompanied
by her sitter, Mrs. a. V. Prince, left
Norfolk Saturday for Atlanta, Ca,
where sho was married to MIR. George
Blevins, of the same place.
| The NIRGINIAN acknowledges several
beautifully illustrated pamphlets of sum.
mer travel from Arthur G. Lewis,
passenger aud ticket ageut of tho Bal.
timore and ONO railway. The very
matter that tourists delight to handle
and examine.
| states that persons liable to special Tux
would be subject to the penalty of 50
| per cent. unless same ls pnid by
August lst The tax will have to be
paid before August LIST III order to
avoid the penalty.
The case of the man charged with
stealing q boat from himself, was dis-
missed by Justice Burroughs yester-
day tor wnnt of jurisdiction, the offence
having occurred III Hampton. The
owner OF the bout, it seems, took il
from the man who had been engaged
| to repair II.
The Chief of Police has received q
letter from the Sheriff of Elizabeth
City county, Va, stating that j. W.,
Bell, who has been sent on to tho
grand jury charged with robbing u
schooner i'll tho hnrbor. Is wanted in
Elizabeth City County, to answer the
churge Of stealing boat.
lev. DIR. j. Powell Garland, Presid.
ing Elder of the Norfolk District of
the Nj. Il. Church, South, left yester.
day evening for Roanoke Island for
several days sport ut hunting and fish
lug. lie will join there Rev. Mr..
ioutten, of Norfolk, Rev. Mr.. Chand.
Ter, of Newport News. and Rev. Mir.
Austin, OF Suffolk.
| Everyone knows to day the danger
of feeding babies ordinary cows milk,
however fresh. 1t ii full of properties
Injurious to the delicate organization
of an infant And it Ia especially SO in
the summer. In cities. where the milk
Is always of greater or less age. 1t will
soon forfeit its best nourishment TO
microbes, unless sterilized.
The absolute purity of the milk is
essential aud positively necessary for
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