The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-06
CITY NEWS In BRIEF
Matters Of Small Moment About the City
Very Briefly Chronlcled.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS NOTES.
A Fail md Concise Record Of the
Minor Events of N GrowinG Sea.
port City Laid Hare 10 the SKINNY
Headers of the Newsicsl of Nor.
folk Papers.

The Police Board meets this after
! noon.
VIM. Sanderlin. colored. was arrested
yesterday afternoon for stealing.
The young people of the West End
WIZ enjoy a soiree Friday night at Mon
| tefiore Hall
"A white man dropped dead on one
OF the English vessels at Lamberts
Point yesterday artcrri,on.
Mr.. l,eatherman, of Winchester Va,
spoke at the Union Mission, &C Church
street, last night
Bishop a. NJ. Randolph. of this city,
preached at the colorcd Episcopal Mis-
sion. In Portsmouth. last night.
me creased pig chase and other races
10 be held Mt the Skating Ring last night
were postponed on account OF the wealth
er.
patent has been issued to Daniel
KNOWLES, of this city. for an appara-
Jus Tor distributing oil for calming
waters
Murray's restaurant, Roanoke avenue
near Main street. where all game in
season Is kept constantly on hand The
| only frSs-ciass restaurant in the city
bunch of keys. found on Church
street by Officer II. Taylor, may be
recovered by the owner making nnnli-
cation for the same at police heada,iar-
tiers.
st Anne's Benevolent Society returns
thanks TO Misses Mary Il. Glcnnan. Nan
ME and Louise Mahoncy. for 10 cents
contributed by their efforts. to said SO
ciety.
There will a meeting for the discus
sion OF kindergarten principles at the
, kindergarte. No $50 Butte street. to-day
al 1870 y. nj. All ladies Interested Will
be cordially welcomed.
Mr.. J. B. Loughran. Deputy Grand
Chancellor of the Catholic Benevolent
Legion. made his first official visit to
St. Mary's Immaculate Convention Conn
ell No. AL. n, St Mary's Hail last even
! ing. and Installed the officers for the
ensuing term.
In one of the windows of Hcllcr's
Shoe Store &c Bank street. is display
ed an unusually large woman; shoe.
which was made to measure for a GUS
I mer. The length is size H. G width
Inc nan measures Tia inches. the instcp
10y. heel 1855, and ankle l3%
Mrs. T.. NJ. Henry Will receive her
friends informally at her home, III Butte.
street. this afternoon between and C
o'clock. 10 introduce her guest, Mrs.
Lea. OF Wilmington. Del. Miss Henry
Will be at home" informally to her
| friends between and o'clock to meet
her guests. Misses Voss and Len
! The Ladies' Missionary Society of
Centenary Church will give an enter
! tainment this evening at O'clock Rev.
w. j. 1ouftr ID. -. OF Epworth Church.
| will deliver the address and fine scicc..
tions Of music will he rendered by nota-
BILE talent of this city. All are invited
without charge. Simply FIRE" will offer
ing III the interest of missions.
At the Real Estate Exchange yes
terday Mcssrs. Panuill Bros. auction,
errs, sold for Mr.. w. c. Cobb. trustee,
the lot and improvements No. IS Brew
or street TO Mr.. w. II. Davis for $500
! Rev. Dr. a. ID. Mayo. OF Boston Will
/ lecture ut the Y. NJ. G. y. Hall this
evening at o'clock on How Does
Universal Education Pay" He will
also speak to teachers a the High School
on Friday afternoon ut 4:l5 O'Clock
| There Will be no charge on either occa-
| sion