The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-05
SOME CITY .GLIMPsEs
The Sum and Substance Of the Less In.
poTtant Events Of Yesterday.
FAITHFUL SUMMARY OF THE DAYS NEWS
NOT Much About Anything But
Something About Many Things
A photographic View of Life in
Norfolk I'm Its Many and Varying
Phases-BrieT, Faithful, vivid.

Mrs. A. o. Dey. who has been quite
Ill with typhoid. is improving.
Mrs. L. Joe LIE Faucher and children
are visiting friends in Richmond.
Mr.. N. G. Wade, OF Bingham. S. c.,
was visitor 10 the Cotton Exchange
yesterday.
Mrs. N. G. Wade. Of Bingham, N. c.,
REGISTERED at the Cotton Exchange yes
terday.
Mr.. II. D. Miller, well-known mer-
chant of Windsor, N. c.. is in the city
on business.
Mrs ]. H. Mcknight and Miss Laura
Mcknight, of Columbus. Ga, are guests
of the Atlantic.
H. Londerbour, vice-president of the
Jenkins Paint and Oil Co., Is here from
Jersey City, N. ].
Miss Alice Dey's many friends win be
PANIED to know she is quite sick at her
home, % Brewer Street
The Misses Annie, Jessie and ivy Nur-
ney. OF Suffolk, are visiting Miss Anna
Daily on Wood street
The camp meeting at Tanners Creek
cross Roads. conducted by Evangelist
crane. is very successful.
Mr.. w c. Anthony and Miss Anthony
of Boston, are in the city to attend the
Shepsliy-A wedding
Rev b. Al Beckham. of Trinity NJ. E.
Church. this city, is in brunswick, as
sisting in revival meeting.
MISS Shristene Siegel, OF Richmond.
who had been visiting Miss Koch on
Bank street. has returned home.
The friends of Miss Maud Dey will
be glad to know she has recovered after
a severe attack of typhoid fever
Chief Of Police Dornin has instructed
Atlantic City wards in their rounds
hereafter.
Rev j. p. Barrett D. D., OF the Chris
tan Memorial Temple. and family. have
gone to Lewisburg, w. Va, for u
months stay.
At the meeting of the Union Mission
last night! the audience was pleased
with the excellent singing OF Mr. Lum-
lev. OF Epworth Methodist Church.
DR.. H. c. Bradford yesterday gave n
twenty young ladies and gentlemen of
Norfolk. Portsmouth and Berkeley
Mr.. Daniel Mcleod of Suffolk. was
In the city yesterday on business in con-
ncction with the visit of the Virginia
PYthianS to Cleveland. Ohio, this month
There was collision between two
wheelmen at the corner of Main and
Bank streets yesterday morning.
Neither rider was hurt, but one wheel
was badly smashed.
Spot are biting at a great rate at
Ocean View Two Norfolk gentlemen
caught Sc there in q couple of hours Sat
urday. and another urban sportsman
captured GO yesterday morning.
Mrs. f +. Urquhart, Mrs. w. H. Ur-
| quhart and daughter. Miss Lily, of 104
| Butte street, left yesterday for Rock
bridge Alum Springs, where they will
spend the remainder of the summer.
Mr.. Aaron Seldner's beautiful and
| commOdious yacht took the party down
almost 10 the capes and returned about
IL 80. nice breeze with music and re-
| freshments. made the occasion very en-
| ioyable indeed.
The wife of w. s. Kirby. the man
who was arrested here Saturday night
upon the charge of pocket picking in
| authorities of that city, arrived here
from Baltimore yesterday.
The free stereopticon exhibition and
| musical entertainment of b. IT. Babbitt
at Old Market Square a; $50 this evening
will doubtless attract a good crowd, as
the affair promises ito be enjoyable.
At the meeting of the official body OF
Epworth Methodist Church Monday
night Mr.. Frank l.. Koerner. son of Mr..
| a. Z. Koerner was elected chimer OF
| the church. He has been ringing the
chimes unofficially for the past six
| weeks.
4 rather green prisoner is little To-
year-old Willis Holmes, a colored boy
! arrested on a warrant charging him
| with stealing bricks from the side walk
In front of No. III Fenchurch street.
| His case will come up in the police court
| to-day.
An old blind colored man from Smith
| field applied 10 the police station yester-
| day at noon for someone 10 help him
| find his way to his boat. as the woma n
| who had brought him here had los: her
| bearings. The assistance was fur
| nished.
| Mr.. Mccall Pate. of South Carolina.
and Miss Annie Cormick were married
Yesterday morning at the home of the
brides parents on Mulberry street
Berkeley. Rev. Mr.. Lancaster. OF st.
| Thomas Episcopal Church, officiating.
They left for South Carolina to visit the
Grooms parents.