The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-26
SOME CITY BREvITIEs
Minor Items Of Two Days BrleflyTreated for
Before-Breakfast Reading.
SOME PERSONAL AND OTHER READING.
Young Ladies' Attend Church, In Uni.
form-Fircd Into Residencc--A
brilliant Marringe-Arrcsted nnd
Dismissed-To Play FootbalI-In.
vcstigation TO be Res,irned.

Rev. j. 7. Mastin preached at Union
Mission last night
Miss Julia jackson passed through
the city yesterday on her way to New
port News.
Pickett buchanan Camp. C. ". will
mold lis monthly meeting at o'clock
this evening.
The British steamer Wavcrly, bound
for Norfolk, passed in the Capes yes
tcrday afternoon.
Martha Skceter colored. was arrest
Ell at her home, IN Chapel lane, yes
terday as Il lunatic.
Mr. Claude McFarlan, manager OF
the Norfolk Baseball Club next season,
was In the city yesterday.
The observers at the Weather Bureau
have received copy of the new in
structions of their department..
The young lady pupils of Ryland
Institute attended Freemason Street
Baptist Church In uniform Sunday.
Several meetings of the coIorcd people
In the interest of the emancipation cele-
bration on january LIST were held last
night.
Mr. r. Y. Quincy, of Philadelphia. a
former Norfolk typo. is In the city Wis
itinE old friends. He left here fifteen
years ago.
Considerable excitement was caused
by two shots fired by some unknown
party AT tn corner of Calvert and Wide
streets Sunday night.
The investigation of the collision be-
tween the steamer Newport News and
the tug Katie will be resumed at the
custom house to-day.
Mr.. Il. y. Blundun. observer at Cape
Henry. returned from Washington
yesterday. where he has been on Il
weeks leave of absence.
Some one fired into the residence of
Justice Hawks in Huntcrsville Satur-
m hoI LIT
ting one of his daughters.
The NJ. Rosenberg before the Police
Court Yesterday was not MIR. n. l.. Ro-
scnbcrg. who is connected with n shoe
store on Church street.
w. NJ. Blac!ley was arrested last
night by Detective Eastwood on u
charge of fraudently obtaining a pis-
tol from Dey e DcwelI, on Union street
The United States Court was engag-
ed yesterday In hearing petitions and
entering orders in the matter of the
Norfolk and Western Railroad Com
pany.
Tho tug Katie. recently sunk by the
washington steamer Newport News has
been lbcllcl by the Merritt Wrccl1ing
Company To recover q claim of 81 500
for salvage.
The football eleven OF the Peters
burg Normal School and the Column
biu eleven of this city, play here, at
League Park, Thursday afternoon. at
$50 o'clock H5
There will be special entertainment
at Festival Hall. Bramblcton, tonight.
Miss Raymond will give several OF her
famous selections, and other features
of great interest
The steam yacht Charlotte. from Long
Branch. y. j., and bound to st. hu-
Eustinc, Fla. was i'm port yesterday,
having on board her owner. Mr.. w. r.
Pattcn, ana Mr.. Phil. DAILY.
There were no boys present at the
meeting Of the Gospel Army In the Y.
NJ G. Assnciat ton Hall Sunday after
noon. Forty-six new members were
added to the army, making total mcni-
bcrship cr S55.
Mrs. F:atrllc c. Howe. who has re-
Gently finished II course in stenoGra-
ply at the Norfolk Business College.
hns accented nosition as stcnolsra-
pher for Mcssrs. d. Humphreys & Son.
the insurance men.
The Y. NJ. G. y. Concert Hall was
crowded Sunday afternoon. an address
by ley. DR.. ~ Coke Smith being the
,Steadfastness in Adhcring to Chris
tian Principle" to n greatly pleased au-
dercc.
The schooner Emily f. Northam,
when has been ashore at Cape Henry
since the FL instant is still in nhouf
the same condition. with the cXcention
that her position is somewhat changed.
II Is thought she will float with tho
next full tides.
AT the marriage of Rev. w. H. Pcau-
champ and Miss Blanche Whilchurst
At Cumberland Street Methodist
church Wednesday evening. Eishop
Iiranberry will ofticiatc assisted by
Eev. w. V. Tudor. d D., and Rev. 4
Coke Smith. -. u.
Deputy limited states Marshal Cross
arrested Jesse Lee. colorcd, engineer
ol The steam drcdgc Tamasi, for rcmov-
ing goods from hnr after she had hna,,
placed in the hands Of the United states
autEofltie". He was carried before
Judge Hughes. who. after hearing tho
case. dismissed it, >'
Rev. DR.. Young, who succeeds H..
n; Coke smith at CRANKY Street NJ. o.
IhHrch, is expected here next Friday
re VIII he mot by n committee of gen
family will he escorted to the narcnn-
aSr, where the ladies of the church viii
tender them reception and supper.