The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-10
The Best and Freshest Of the Days
Haps and Mishaps.
THE vELLINES SUIT POSTPONED
The Atlantic CITY Police EFFICIENCY.
epworth League Concert. The
Opera "Pinafore." BAR
room Sins" Freemason
Revival Services.

Paul on Mars HILL"
r.. Il. Lamb, Esq, of West Point,
Va, visited the Cotton Exchange yes.
terday.
Mrs. Linn Huizler. OF 1874 Church
street, is furnishing some splendid
Easter paper flowers.
Rev. L. II. McFaden, OF Martin,
Va, will preach ut the Fisst Iresbyte.
rian Church to-day.
Tho Methodist Sunday School Asso-
Grafton meets at 3:30 p. nj. to day at
Queen Street Church.
1t was reported yesterday that q 4.
year.old boy named Vim. George, of
atlantic City, was missing.
The revival meetings mt the First
Baptist Church will continue every
afternoon and night this week.
"Barroom Sins will be the subject
OF Rev. w. s. Lenke's discourse at the
Third Baptist Church to night.
Bishop W. j. Gaines, d. d., OF
Georgia, will preach at Butte Street A..
M. j.. Church at 10 o'clock this morn.
lug.
Mayor Petit is considerably con-
cerned about the situation us to the
Atlantic City e%xigency police and their
pay.
Mrs. r. L. Pegram. who has been
visiting her mother for the winter, left
for her home In Richmond, Va, yes.
terday.
Mrs. Mary E. Pedgeou. of Kingston,
n. T., died here Friday night. Her
body was taken to New York for inter-
meut.
Mics Ewell, who has been engaged
no n,Nra,, -, -, tLn G., ~
u. Church choir, will begin her duties
there to-day.
Frederick Douglass memorial ser.
vices will be held ut st. Johns A. ME-.
Church Tuesday evening next, March
II, at s O'clock.
~ Mrs. D.. Is. Anderson, accompanied
Ivy her head milliner. left by the Bay
Lino last night for New York to select
her spring stock of millinery.
There have been forty professions at
the revival meetings at Colley Memo.
rial Presbyterian Church, aud the
meetings are still In progress.
There will n rehearsal for the opera,
"Pinafore." ut the Montetiore Hail
Monday evening at 8 O'Clock. All the
participants will please be present.
Alter the morning service at the
First Presbyterian Church to-day u
congregational meeting will be held for
the purpose of considering the matter
of calling q pastor.
Mir. aud Mrs. David p. Guest or.
rived in the city last night. Mrs.
Guest will be cat home" to her friends.
81 Duke street, Thursday afternoons
IN March and April.
Mr.. John O'Keefe, the we'll known
painter, has secured the privilege of
painting the advertisements of "A NUN
Der of parties at the baseball park.
MIR. O'keefe knows his business.
The Epworth League concert to have
been given Mt CRANKY Street M. h.
Church has. owing to the revival ser
vices to be held there next week. been
postponed from March 18th TO March
18th.
Walter II. Land, attorney, received
yesterday from Gov. O'Ferrall's private
secretary II letter saying that His Ex
celIency will pardon Frank Peace, col
ored, now in the Norfolk jail, II lie will
pay the costs OF his trial.
The Dancing Academy solree afford
ed a very pleasant evening to quite O
number Friday. The number in at.
tendance. notwithstanding the inclem.
ent weather, was an indication that
these soirees are very popular.
Patrick Horkin and Thos. Comsky
were arrested by Deputy Marshal Hey-
wood, charged with deserting their
ship. They were taken before United
States Commissioner Small and bailed
for thei appearance on Tuesday ct -
o'clock.
a man representing himself as Goo.
Miller, OF Artician City Lodge No. 30,
h. of F., Albany, Ga, has been impos-
ing on tho Pythians of Danville, Va,
and Is declared by the X. of II. and s.
Of Lodge No. 80, IN Albany, to be an
imposter.
Revival services will be held in Free.
mason Street Baptist Church every
afternoon at 1 o'clock and every even.
Ing ut 7:30 during the week. Rev. l.,
q. Broughton. d.. D.. the popular and
well knewn Roanoke preacher, will aid
DIR. Wharton.
Charles Smith. who was wanted in
the engineers license case, surrender
ed himself. He was carried before
United States Commission Groner,
who bailed him to appear before United
States Commissioner Small at. 10
o'clock next Thursday morning, when
the case will be heard.
The Nelllnes suit against Messrs.
Bolton and Verdier for $40. 900. which
was to have come mp for trial in the
Court of Law and Chaucery yesterday,
was postponed on account of the s,ck-
ness OF City Attorney Shelton, of conn.
sci for the defendants. The case will
likely go over to the next term.
Rag w Al Taffuptob II n