The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-18
4 NICE NOSEGAY OF NEWS
A Cluster Of Fitting Items From
the Reporters Notebook,
THE BORLAND CONTEST CASE
Cruelty to Child. Sunday Excur-
sion. Street Car Collision. Be-
nevolent Association. Anti
loxine. Slight Legal
Blaze.

MIR. Henry Rupert, Of Baltimore,
is here.
Mr.. William Hickey, Of New York,
is IN The city.
Miss Maggie Rose, who has been
extremely i'll, is recovering.
The WomRu's Auxiliary met yes
terday at St. Luke's p. L. Church.
There will be an excursion from
Washington TO Norfolk next Sur
day.
The School Board Duncan appeal
case will be heard IN the Corporation
Court to day.
Norfolk Typographical Union No.
32, will attend the funeral OF MIR. q.
Eugene HultZ.
Carl Carlson, the seaman, still con-
tinues his long sleep at the ST. Vim
cents Hospital.
Merrlmac Tribe NO. 90, I. O. Red
Men, adopted twenty. one pale faces
Wednesday night
Rev. G. n. Donaldson has beer
called to pastOrate of Baptist
Church in Atlanta, Ga.
Hon. Edward Allen, counsel for
h1r. Borlapd in his contested cleo.
ton case, ID IN the city.
Mr. &. III. Caussy, Jr., of Suffolk,
qualified yesterday to practice law
ia the City Circuit Court,
The City Circuit Court heard a
small civil case yesterday and ad.
journed till February 18th.
The funeral of Capt. Patrick Il.
Davis will take place from St.
Mary's Cnthollc Church to-day at 10
o'clock q. III.
The case eff DR.. Miller for cruelty
to child will be Investigated by a
Norfolk county grand jury on Mon
day next, the Dist.
a fight between S. j. Cotton and
one of the female witnesses in the
Griilin-Cotton case has caused war.
rants to be iesued.
An electric car and express wagon
collided on Queen street yesterday
morning. The wagon came out OF
the affair second best.
Bishop John Newton, formerly
rector of ST, Luke's p. Il. Church.
and Mrs. Newton are expected IN
the city Saturday on visit to their
son.
There will be meeting of the
Executive Committee of the Third
Ward Democratic Club this even
ing at s o'clock III the hall on New
street.
There was slight blaze in the
Office of Judge Hanckel yesterday
morning, caused by some one care.
lessly handling q blower with rag.
No damage.
The Southyrn Dressed Lumber
ssoclntion, with Headquarters in
Norfolk, was organized in Balti
more Wednesday, with Capt. John
l.. Roper, as president.
The Frances Barnes Us will be
present III the parlors OF the Y, NJ.
{. a. THIS afternoon ct t o clock. A
large crowd is desired, as an enter
tainment will be discussed IT beiuo
for the benefit of the Retreat for
the SICK.
The first weekly meeting of the
members of the sunday Schools of
Norfolk, and others who may de.
sire the study OF the International
Sunday School lessons, will be held
ut the \. NJ, q. a. tonight at S
O'Clock.
The regular monthly meeting OF
the Epworth League Of CRANKY
Street NJ. f. Church will be held IN
the lecture room of the church to-
night At o o'clock. Busness OF sue
clul Importance viii be brought be-
fore the meeting.
W eune'day night, Mr.. James Eu.
bank, white brakeman III tho am.
ploy OF the Norfolk and Western
ralirond, had one OF bis arms badly
crushed, 1T tho company's yard in
This city, by getting 1t caught be.
tween the bumpers OF two freight
cars.
Df. +. L. Feild leaves Monday
:oE Washington, -. O.. to spend six
weeks at the Government Labora-
tory studying the preparation Of
anti'toXlne, the new dlphtheria rem
EDDY, and also TO study tho diagnosis
ana treatment OF all infectious dis
eases.
The Hebrew benevolent Assocla.
non of Norfolk has elected the fol-
lowing officers: Mrs. -. T.. Levy.
president; Mrs. y. T.. Campo. vice
presidents; Mrs. y. Aronheim. score
lnry; Mrs. Jacob Hocht. treasurer:
Mrs. Morltz, Mrs. 5. Wertheimer,
Mrs. Moses Stern, trustees.
Postal CicrK. Organizes,