The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-05
LOCAL CONDENSATION
The. News Ct Norfolk Crowded Into Very
Small Space for vIrglnlan Readers.
MANY MARINE NOTES OF INTEREST.
Contracts Awarded for Pulling Yes.
seIs OF the Beach-PersonaI GOSSIP
ofInterest TO Homo People-Thrce
Alarms of Fire-The Meetings OF
the Ainisters-Other Notes.

The Common Council meets tonight
The .adles' Memorial Association will
elect officers to-day.
,a,-ss :. -. y. ', enn and r. d. Mich
OILS have gone to Atlanta.
rhe Terry steamer CITY of Norfolk re-
su'ncd Ter route Yesterday.
Mr.. Richard Wake Is extremely iii
Ut ms Residence on York street
Hunttng's Circus has finished Its tour
and gone into winter quarters.
Capt. Charles C. Elliott was confined
TO his house yesterday by sickness.
MT Mark Levy,the converted Hebrew.
spoke at the Union Mission last night
number of special policemen were
sworn In yesterday to serve to-day.
AT the Baptist ministers meeting yes
terdny ten baptisms on Sunday were
reported.
The condition of MI X. c. Murray Is
80 much improved his early recovery is
looked for.
Miss Mamie b. Smith has returned
home after three weeks visit to rcla-
lives In Suffolk
me nanascrs of the next lGmancipa-
tion celebration We're elected by the col
ofeu people last night
fortS new members were received
into the Boys Gospel Army at the Y. NJ.
{. y. Sunday afternoon.
mission services are being held daily
this week at - m. and 7:45 p. m. at ST.
l'ctcr's Church. Bramblcton
ioSt an anchor and cable chain off Back
River light during the recent gale and
Is In port for another.
NO business OF interest was transacted
yesterday at the weekly meetings of the
Methodist or Presbyterian ministers
FRANK Thomas and Ida purnell. both
co!orcd. We're arrested yesterday after
noon for lighting in Addington's lane.
ne schooner l.. Q. G.. Wishart. Capt.
Carlow. from New York, is here leaking.
having sprung while ut sea during the
late gale. She Will go on Graves WAYS
Mr.. James Graham. Jr.. has been an
pointed manager of the Virginia branch
Oh the North American Transport Com
pany. vice AIR. w. c. Neville, resigned.
MessrS. Z. T. Satchell ard L. L. Har,
riSon left last night via the Scabourd
AR Line on Southern tour They will
WISH the Atlanta Exposition while away
MIR. George Harriss, Ir., OF philadcl-
phia owner OF the schooner Emily
T.. Northam. ashore at Cape Henry, Is
In this city on business In connection
with his vessel
me steamer Tamesie has contracted
TO hoat the schooner Lizzie S. James,
ashore off Ocean View. and Cole e.
French will noat the schooner X. b
Leeds, ashore ut the same place
The yacht Wautauga. with her owner.
MT. II. Nj. Billings. and his guest, Mir
n. Z. Campbell, on board is in port from
New York. on her way to Florida and
Havana she is an auNiiary yacht, of
the yawi rig. .,
Three alarms OF fire were sent in
Within an hour Sunday night-onc
from box Cl and two from No "a. One
was caused by Il burning chimney. the
Others were sent In by some one on
mischief bent
Judge Prcntis has granted an iuiunc
t"n restraining tile tongcrs from oys-
.ering on grounds leased from the
state by Il. II. Elliott The grounds;
are the same which have been in dis
rute Tor some time.
Al the First Baptist Church tonight
keN. j. C.llayes will exhibit a pauo-
rama OF munyon's Pilgrims Progress.
IL. ID. Cannady was ordained MS /,
deacon ut MI. Pleasant Baptist Church
'cmiofcuD III Norfolk county, Sunday.
Ihe lIrSt organ recital of the season
TOOK. place at Christ Church Yesterday.
afternoon, the attendance being Iarcc,
Aif. Miller was assisted by Miss S. Kin.
dreu Williams. who sang contralto
SOLO, ana Herr Hans NIcttkc, who rem
uercu Il violin cello solo.
There will he a meeting OF the Mako
mic League this (Tucsday) evening nj
inc First Presbyterian Church nj s
o'clock This being the first meeting
since last June II is hoped the attend
ahce VIII be large. Good music and in
'eresllhS addresses may be expected.