The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-27
CITY IN PARAGRAPHS
Drlatest Possible Mention Made Of Many
Matters or Interest TO All Readers.
OCCURRENCES NOTED WITHOUT DETAILS
Not Much About Anything But
Somethin. About Many Things
a photographic View of Life TN
Norfolk In Its Many and Vary.
Ing Phases Brief, Fnithfui, vivid.

me Court of Law and Chancery be-
gins its October term on Thursday.
The Norfolk Cycle Club Will go TO
NEWPORT News. Hampton and Old Point
to-day.
The Seaboard Air Line and Southern
railway will restore old rates after
Monday.
Mrs. Lima Hutzler has been awarded
me prize on peach mansles at the Bel
Air Fair. Maryland.
The local option election in Seaboard
District OF Princess Anne county takes
place on Wednesday next.
Mr. Robert Thomas, now Of Balti-
more. but visiting friends here, left yes
terday on visit to Il relative in Math-
ews county.
gate to the Postoffice Clerks Convention
at Denver. Col, has returned to the
CITY after a pleasant trip.
Messrs. Sale. Whitmore and Wilson
Leave tonight on the Bay Line to break
the record between Baltimore and
WASHINGTON on their wheels.
The Methodist Sunday School and
Epworth League Conference of the Nor
folk district at Epworth Church, this
city. begins Thursday evening.
For the fourth time United States
Commissioner Ackiss yesterday sent s.
b. Webb. colored. to the grand jury upon
the charge of assuming the role of u
United States official
Rev. Mr.. COPELAND, assistant rector of
st. Luke's Episcopal Church, will sever
his connection with that parish on We'd
resdav to take a church in Covlngton.
XIV.
The BAPTIST Young Peoples Union of
Norfolk. Portsmouth and Berkeley will
hold a rally at First Baptist Church this
afternoon. A pleasing programme will
he rendered
The United States Fish Commission.
nT n
made through Congressman Tyler, has
placed 100 black bass in Lake Law
son at the water works.
A building rally of the colored Y NJ.
G. a. will be held at ) o'clock this after
noon a the Butte Street Baptist Church
1t will be addressed by Rev w. j.
Young. u. D.. of Epworth Church
Mr. w. II. Backus, delegate to the In
ternational Convention of Cigarmakers
from the Cigarmakers' Union of Nor
folk. left for Detroit yesterday morn
ing. and VIII be away for two weeks.
A detachment Of a score OF United
States marines fro mthe Boston Navy
ward. bound to the yard here arrived in
Norfolk to-day on the Merchants and
Miners Transportation Company S
steamship Essex.
Booker T. Washington, president of
Tuskeree Normal Institute the great
Apostl,Tof industrial training. will de-
lever an address at St. Johns a. NJ. T..
Church TUESDAY evening. Octover 18th.
under the auspices of the colored Young
Mems Christian Association.
The carpets, cushions and FURNISHINGS
for the pulpit OF the First Preshyt rian
Wer; he!mer, of the Fass Furniture and
Carpet Company. was completed yester-
day. The display in the choice OF col
ors reflects great credit upon the az
tistic judgment OF Mr. II. Werthemer.
one of the most brilliant nuptial
cVerIs of the season will be the mar
riaec of Miss Essie Hall. the charming
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John =. Hall.
of this city. to Mr.. Harry II. Trice. The
wedding Will take place ut $50 O'Clock
Tuesday evening at the Freemason
Street Baptist Church