The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-28
the RECORD OF A DAY
A Summary Of Happenings Worthy of
More Space Than That Given.
PARAGRAPHS, PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE
Mention OF the Co,ninas md Goings
of People You Rnow-Accomnts of
Events of sntercsi TO Many seaa.
ers-Topica Discussed or tie Street
aud in Offices ana Homes.


""" III ohces ana MONIES,
The thermometer got up to so yester-
day.
Rev. Frank Hall is still absent from
the city.
The fair will close tonight with an
auction.
Minenva Cox was committed for fif-
teen days.
Jim Davis was locked up for beating
q woman.
1t was remarkably quiet on the streets
last night
There was no session of the Hastings
Court yesterday
Owens Memorial churchs new pastor
will arrive here this morning.
Rev. Mr.. Ray has commenced his
rounds in calling on his members
Lawrence Davis. co!ored was com
1nitted as a suspicious Character.
Sheriff Cromwell OF the county is still
confined to his home from sickness.
There are less prisoners in the city
Jail now than there has been for wears.
The football mania is getting as bad
as the baseball fever was in the sum
mer.
Henry Waite was committed to the
county jail yesterday for assaulting a
woman:
Mrs. Col. w. II. Stewart left yestcr-
day for Albemarle county to visit he,
mother.
Walter Roberts was released from tail
yesterday after being there for fifteen
minutes.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment OF two rooms for rent nj 213 Mid
die street.
The case of Rogers, charged with
murder, was called in the County Court
yesterday.
The Newark will be completed to-
night. Then there will be a wedding out
OF the men.
There are more worthless dogs with
out owners in Portsmouth than any city
In this country
A party OF young men will leave here
Saturday night for South Mills to spend
Il week cunning.
The Nirginian acknowledges the re-
ceipt of an invitation to take supper at
the Rifles Fair
The chicken fight was not pulled off
Thanksgiving night, but there was quite
number OF fiSticums.
~ marriage license was issued in
the county yesterday to Tropshinus
Coulen TO wed Ada Horlenco
Messrs. W. Il. Virneison & Co. will on
Monday move in their new store ad-
joining y. j. Phillips dry goods store.
MI. Thomas Haynor has moved his
manufacturing plant to Norfolk and will
hereafter conduct business in that CITY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Spindle lost by
death yesterday morning their infant
Child. The funeral will take place to-
day.
ticket scaiper would do well in
Portsmouth. There is scarcely day
passes bui what inquiries are made for
such places.
That abonlinabie whistle continues to
blow at $50 every morning for ten min
utes, waking everybody up and fright
ening quite number.
Rev. John l.. Allison will preach :,
sermon Sunday night of interes; TO ali.
Subject, The Crime of Christendom or
Armenian Massacres"
The meeting at Wright Memorial
church seems to be increasing in inter
est and much good Is expected 10 re-
suit from it before 1t closes.
A young man on South street amused
himself ThanksgiyinC .nirht nv VIII
ping his wife quite badly. The mottar
will probably come ND before .Justica
Rutter
y telegram from Bethjehen, Do
dated Thursday. says: The Bethelhem
Iron company to-day shipped cun ma
Terial and plates weighing over thirtv
three tons to the United States Nav