The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-15
Various Occurrences Of Diverse Britt Briefly
LimnGd by the Reporters Pencil.
RORFOLKGOUNTY COURT MEETS MONDAY
The Ferry Opposition Committee 10
Leave ro-asorrow-0ut at ire
Navy.ynrd Not The
Poor Arc Always with Us-Mincr
Notes Of Interest.

Inore VIII be no meetings tnlS week.
There Was another, high tide yester-
day.
There was plenty OF ice all around
yesterday. :
The outlook at the yard for the
balance of this year is anything but
encouraging.
The street hands have not made any
time for the last ten days on account OF
the weather.
Read the I'D. of n lost lock bracelet
in another column and return as direct
I'd and receive reward.
There was no meeting of the school
board Friday night, but the teachers
will he paid before Christmas.
The Remedy Co, which has been
amusing crowds ut the oxford Hall for
day.
rhe Virginans statement in regard
to the reduction of the force at the
navy-yard came true last night, much
to our regret.
The Norfolk County Court will begin
It's December term tomorrow. a spe-
cial grand jury has been summoned
for the occasion.
Now is the time for the charitable
persons 10 look after the poor. and
there are 10 doubt numbers who have
neither wood nor coal for the winter.
a negro boy named Edward Price,
who is an old jailbird. was committed
to jail yesterday in default of ten
dollar fine for beating another boy
quite badly.
An aged colored woman was found
in Il house on Race avenue yesterday
nearly frozen and half starved. She
was temporarily provided for by some
colored people.
Sykes, in which he gives notice that
he Is selling Mish wine. 1884 vintage,
for 81, and all other kinds OF liquors In
proportion. See adj
The paymaster OF the yard will pay
all the employees of the yard on Satur-
day. December 21st, instead OF the
oath. This is done to allow the men an
opportunity to make their Christmas
purchases.
The members of Atlantic Lodge. X
of p, are requested to assemble at Ply
THAN Castle Monday night 10th in
slant. to join with Portsmouth Lodge,
No. 16, in receiving visit from the
grand officers of the State.
Mr.. C. 7. Ciuviers, manager. gives no.
tice that he has on hand Il choice selcc-
tion OF groceries, wines. and liquors of
all kinds at his store. corner of Column
bia ana Seaboard block. The famous
malt whiskey and pure wines can be
purchased there.
In our yesterdays issue the name of
Mr.. Joshua DENLY was made to read
Mrs Josephine DENLY. Mrs. DENLY is
IN no way connected with the collec-
ton. IL is her husband who has been
itEailS thtIlcllHtu W ColleGl SuDSCEllJ-
tons for the camp.
Yesterday morning a horse attached
to Il furniture wagon which came
from Norfolk got stuck in hole. In try
ing to pull out the pin which holds
the nth wheel broke, causing the front
wheels 10 separate from the wagon let
ting ii fail on the ground, and iniuring
BONE of the articles in the wagon.
In another column Will be found an
advertisement OF Tidewater Lodge I. o.
N LAT IL,
the members of the lodge to be present
at Odd Fellows Hall this evening at
Z o'clock. 10 proceed in body 10 Cen
trail NJ. II. Church to listen 20 n sermon
by Rev. w. II. Edwards, in honor OF
their first anniversary
Captain r. G. Marshall, representing
the county. Captain Happier. city attor-
ney. and S. II. Montagic chairman of
the Ferry Committee. will leave to-
morrow afternoon for Richmond to he
present Tuesday at he meeting OF the
legislative committee before which the
Empire Transportation Company will