The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-24
NORFOLK LOCALITIES
The City Secured for Matters of a Bright
and Interesting ChardCter.Y
PERSONAL, SOCIAL AND LOCAL NOTES.
CID Trees Cnt DOwnTo he Exam.
tHcd To-Day at I.nInbert's Point -
Tn" Art Reception Stolen Goods
HrcOIcrcd-TO Make ~ Handsome
Prescnt-Thc High gidcs.

Vessels arriving in port yesterday
report heavy weather outside
AIR. j. 5. Ballard. of Liverpool. visit
ed tn" Cotton Exchange yesterday.
Hon: Granville Gaines. Of Warren
tom Va. was in the city yesterday
MIR II. w Weiss. OF the lImporia
Nirrinian. was in the city yesterday
There was an unusually high tide
yesterday caused by the northwest
wind
The services at the Y. NJ. c. \. cvcry-
noon and evening are being well at
tended
y single zap of the fire alarm bell at
the iaii Yesterday was caused by a
crossed wire.
\ branch OF the Oystermen's protec-
tiv" Association has been organized at
Soawell's Point.
Revival services are in progress at
Methodist churches
Mrs. Emma J. LcKics will present Il
set of lin" chime bells to the new Ep-
worth Nj T.. church
The British steamer Cambay, recent
Il ashore of False Cape Va. has been
repaired. at Baltimore
Thc clothing stolen from II railroad
section house at i-ambcrt's Point few
nights ago. has been recovered.
Mr.. John w Dean. the Quaker evan
srliFt delivered an address at Freema-
son street BAPTIST Church iaIt night
Bids for the new chemical engine for
the Fire Department will hc opened by
the Fir Committee on the 3oth in
stEht.
There is said to be a destitute lady at
No. II High street. who will gladly re-
ceive anything in the way of fuel or
,rovisiuus.
Mrs. Georgia stansberry Of East
Marshall street. Ricupond. is visiting
Mi. and Mrs. W. +. Gregory OF 12a
Holt Strcct
Rev. pr. NJ. Il. Wharton. of this city.
preached the dcdicatory sermon at CO
dar Run BAPTIST Church Culpuppcr
county. Va. Yesterday
Th" c"i"rch Pythians of this city.
headed ny Il bruss band. went to Ports
mouth last night To hear sermon
preached 10 their order
tn" steamer William Cooley went To
Smithh"ld yesterday To get a portion of
tn" stern of the steamer Isle Of Wight
broken off at that place.
\ number of old trees on church
street, near tie corner of Princess Anne
avenue. were cut down Yesterday pre-
raratory 10 widening the street at that
point.
IN" arr reception to- bc given at The
Norfolk College for Young Ladies' be-
gins today and continues ful two
days 1t will be held from 10 a m. to
10 D. m.
Work is Progressing very fast on the
Masonic Temple 'u Queen street. and
the Cavalry baptist Church. ON Church
street, near Nicholson. both colorcd in
situations.
\ lar"" audience heard the lecture OF
Fat az bartlett at the Y. NJ q. ~ Han
last night tn" SUBJECT being "Ghmpscs
OF Europe illustrated with stercopii-
can views
Professor llrrnancc gae free ste
rr"riicau exhibition last evening at G.30
o'clock To the members of tho Gospel
Army and Junior department of the
Y NJ. G. y
The parties charged with dredging
oysters Oft Crai"y Island shoals. ar
rested ON complaint of the tou-crs. Will
nav" hearing before Justice Lopez
at lamb"rt's Point this aftcrnoou
Mr j w Dean the quaker evan
g"list, win give a Eihl" reading at
Linton Mission SO Church street. to-
night al are cordially invited To- at
tend Mr.. J =. Grandy viii lead the
singing"
Employees of tho Water Department
We're Yesterday tostiu" ~" rr'rrrir, "n
the fire plugs about the city The plug
ut Main and Commerce, streets suuve,
81 pressure OF Twenty-Five pounds to ,h-
square inch.