The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-26
Matters of Small Moment About the City
Very Briefly ChronlcIsd.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS NOTES.
A Full nnd Concise Record OF tbs
Minor Events of Growing Sea.
port city Laid Bare to the Many
Readers of the Newsiest of Nor.
folk Papers.

Rev. w. V. Tudor. OF Richmond, Is in
the city.
Workinen have begun repairing Col
Colonel William Lamb has returned
from Stanton
lady living on Denbv street was
arrested yesterday on cha.se of lunacy
On next "Wednesday and Friday Judge
Hanckel will hear applications for ,liq-
uor licenses.
During the week ending April 23d, 49,
25Oh tons of coal were shipped from
Lambert's Point
A. G. Duncan. Confederate veteran, an
eN-woodyard man, is a candidate for
Keeper of the Almshouse.
Several speakers will hold forth ar the
Armory, beginning May 18th, I'm the In
;eres. of the Citizens Reform ticket.
Henry Yahn. n young bicyclist, was in
collision with another knight of the
wheel yesterday and was painfully in
jured.
Miss Sadie Schafer and Miss Mamie
simpson, two charming young ladies of
Baltimore. is visiting Mrs James
Jones, in Freemason street;
The Tidewater Christian Ehdeavor
Union will hold their regular monthly
meeting at Colley Memorial Church. AT
laEtic City this afternoon at $3.50 pg IN.
County Curveyor Cassell Yesterday es-
Tablished the line between Norfolk city
| survey placed the bar Of e r. Mars on
| the county side.
The Gmeralds of Norfolk will meet at
| the old church on Holt street at $50
O'Clock this morning land proceed 10 ST.
Marys Catholic Church to take their
annual communion
HAY Whisky. colo.ed. was arrested
| by Office. Chasteen late last night.
charged with assaulting a woman in .he
upper portion of the city The man had
with him q single-barreled shotgun.
Station A. at Lambert's Point, will be
| changed May lst 10 sub Station No. l.
! On May LIST sub-Stat.on No. will be
located at Primers. Point. with Mr.. T.
| X Walton. of that place. clerk IN charge.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel X. Borum. of
| Norfolk. have issued INVITATIONS for
| thu wedding of this daughter Katha-
r!ne, TO Mr. Frederick ROYAL Robbins.
| of Buffalo. N. Y. on Wednesday even
| ing, April 29th
Or. j. j. Hall wishes us TO inform the
public that no admiitance tickets are
| necessary for the dedicatorv services a;
The Park Avenue Baptist Church. but
that they are open To all and the public
are heartily invited 10 attend.
Coroner Charters will tomorrow in
vestigate the deaths of George Bess.
murdered week ago. and the unknown
| man who died on Campbells Wharf
| ten days ago The turies in each case
will meet the the High Constable's Of
flee at o'clock tomorrow morning
ON Monday evening next at p. m
| Rev. j. Il. Hawthorne. ID. D.. OF At
| lanta. Ga. will deliver In the New
| Park Avenu: Baptist Church his latest
| lecture, Moral Courage and It's Coun-
| terfeits." This Is a great lecture by a
great orator.
The Ladies League" of Queen Street
| Methodist Church has elected for the
| ensuing term the following officers: Mrs
BENJAMIN Reynolds. president: Mrs. Pen
ward H. Lindsay. secretary; Mrs. ]. Y
| Ma shall treasurer.
Street car No. - ran into a horse
on Church street, above Charlotte. last
night. The horse was slightly injured.
| 1t Is said that a young bicycle rider
was run over by a loaded coal cart yes
terday in Drambleton Ward, but that he
was not seriously injured
On Tuesday evening next at s D. M
| the Mackenzie Presbyterian League
| meets in the First PRESBYTERIAN Church.
| The Rev. DR.. Peyton Harrison Hoge
will be the speaker The music will be
special. furnish by the Max emie Un.o
| led by Prof. Rives. All welcome
Dr.. NJ. 3. Wharton will deliver spe-
| cal sermon tonight before the Indepen-
| dent Order of Odd Fellows OF No. folk
and vicinity. who will attend In a body
| Louis Levy. who figured so conspicu-
| ously in police circles recently. is not
| another party.