The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-15
The Jury In the Case Of Ironnonger
Against the A. & D. AdIuurns,
FOR THE COURT TO HEAR INSTRUCTIONS
The Cutting scrapc at scotisyiiIc
Not Yet Hcard-J. w. Nolan Fined
One Hundred Dollars Miss War
ren's Reception-A Marriage ut
Central This Afternoon.

buted to-day.
The thermometer crawled up in the
eighties yesterday.
The first home raised asparagus was
offered for sale yesterday
The afternoon concerts In the yard will
be resumed this afternoon.
The clerks and writer's at the yard will
not be paid until the 10th instant
The Cincinnati will come up to the
yard to-day and give her men liberty
There Will be marriage at Central NJ.
T.. Church this afternoon at sis o'clock.
The case of Edward Hill. for larceny,
was continued from yesterday until to-
day.
a street-Sprinkler is badly needed
The dust was binding at times yester-
day.
Master Harry Schmoe won the base
ball season ticket at Joyner's Monday
night
Payton Blamire drew the watch yes
terday which was offered by J. w. S.
Butt with his soda
The Street Committee will open the
bids to-day for furnishing Material fol
paving certain streets
quite a number of persons went over
to Norfolk yesterday to see the Brook
| lyns play the Norfolk club.
me meeting at Monumental NJ. f.
Church still continues. a number of
| persons have protested conversion.
Gary Smalrs case for selling liquor on
Sunday was continued until to-day, the
| informant not appearing against her
the primary Is just two weeks OF
The candidates have commenced to nus.
lie, and Will continue. to do SO until the
time arrives. .'{ ~,
The case of p. Nolan. charged with
selling liquor on Sunday, was heard
yesterday. His Honor fined him s10O.
he took an appeal. So.
The reception rendered Captain War
| ren's daughter last night was well at
tended by number of friends OF the
| Captain and his wife
There were twenty-seven applicat ions
before the Board of Supervisors yester-
| day for the position of superintendent of
poor of Norfolk county.
| TWO bicyclists collided on the c7rner
| of High and Washington streets yester-
DAY morning. One of the parties had a
broken wheel. the other a skinned face.
| The game of bail which was scheduled
| between Newport News and Portsm ou tn
| Tor yesterday. did not come off the New
port News team failing to come To time.
| Mr. H. Ii. DauShtery received infor-
| nation yesterday of the death of his
nephew. Mr.. II. Is. Morris, who died at
| the residence of his mother in Williams
] burg. yesterday
| 1t was rumored on the street yesterday
|
| chase OF the Swimming Point flats was
about to be consummated, but there was
nothing positive about the rumor.
The case of w. Il. Savage, charged
| with shooting McClennan Culpepper.
and the case of Culpepper, charged with
! shooting Savage. will both come:up for
trial at this term, of the County Court.
| The baseball season opens Tomorrow
| afternoon at League Park in Norfolk. II
! VIII be between tho o,,l
/ Norfolk teams. The rooters are all get
| ting impatient for the time to come
| Yesterday morning about O'Clock n
| horse attached To a Jersey wagon came
dashing down High street, turned into
| Middle and turned the wagon bottom
| upwards. smashing the top all TO pieces
| The jury In the case Of 1ronmonger &.
Jones. VS.. the Atlantic and Danvllle rail
road. was adjourned at nom yesterday
until to-day TO give the Court time 10
hear instructions from the counsel on
both sides.
The case OF Benjamin Cattenhead.
charged with disorderly conduct on the
street ear Saturday night will come up
| in the Mayors Court this morning for
| examination. The cutting case Of Cat
tenhead and Shea will be tried before
Justice Rutter later on.
Mr.. s. w. Gary. OF Deep Creek. was
elected by the Board of Supervisors of
| Norfolk county yesterday to fiji the posi-
ton of superintendent If the Poor OF
| Norfolk county. Mr.. Gary is most ex-
cellent gentleman. and will fill the posi-
| ton with credit TO himself and the peo-
| pie he represents.
a little school girl while returning
from the Fourth District School was Bit
ten by dog on Union Bridge yesterday
| afternoon. Our informant did not know
the child's name. The sooner Mr. Reed s
i ,ANi t., q
by the Council the better it will be for
protection OF human life
Don't Fail 10 See the wonderru, Bar.