The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-28
CITY NEWS In BRIEF.
Matters Of Small Moment About the City
Very Briefly ChroniCIed.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS NOTES.
A Full md Concise Record of the
port City Laid Bare TO the Many
Headers of the Ncwsiest of Nor.
folk Papers.

Mr.. j. w. Womack was in the city
yesterday.
Rev. &. p. Rutledge spoke at the
Union Mission last night.
The Republican State Committee
meets in this city to-day
rev. Mr. Copeland preached at ST.
Paurs Church Sunday morning.
There was n large attendance upon
afternoon
Mr.. Edward Bull. representing New
is In the city. 70
The Rosebuds Of Epworth Church
we're addressed by Rev. DR.. w. ]. Young
Sunday afternoon
handsome new building is in course
or erection al Main and Chesapeake
streets for Mrs. NJ. l.. Walters.
me game of basket ball on skates will
oe prayed by Norfolk and Suffolk teams
'ne skatinE rink Wednesday night
NUMBER of delegates went to New
port news Yesterday to attend the meet
clubs
Iickett-Buchanan Camp. C. v. will
l'odu i,s annual meeting at it's hall this
evening at o'clock. Election of Of
t1cers will take place.
nc central Labor Union will hold
us regular monthly meeting Tonight
, wren o1licers will be elected and severai
important reports made
I"i.uuctlnG q series of meetings at the
Lutheran Church. returned home VOC
terday to Winchester Va.
me Methodist ministers YESTERDAY
r rht telegram to the REPRESENTATIVES,
ntoil 'nlS section in the Legislature
gambling bill uN''' xiii
INC schooner S. V. w Simmons early
Yesterday morning ran into the coal
DarEe Andrew jackson in Hampton
her to leak Ms
The Mackenzie League choir meets tb,s
evening at the First Presbyterian
church for their second rehearsal II &c
tMPected that there will be full at
Pr DR.; George c. Favinc has been APP
pointed surgeon for the S, PC
All cases of disabled horses. ohont
which the Society has any doubt, viii
ne referred to him as an expert
Ine westminster Guild of Christian
Enaeavor of the First PRESBYTERIAN
, nnotGm, VIII mold ITS monthly business
meeting Tonight at 3 O'clock A specia1
programme has been prepared.
The City Electoral Board has cot
upart I'VE days in April, beginning with
me 6th' Tor new registration i'm Bran
pse.oh' owing TO the recent division
OF the ward into two precincts
arrangements are hcing made for f,
dramatic and musical entertainment I'M
a ne NE joint auspices of Charity Lodge.
NO. TO- and Rrambleton Lodge. No. 5s
at the y. NJ. c. ~ Hall on February nth
Rev G. p. Rutledgc, who recently re-
stSncd as pastor of the Church of Christ
which resignation was refused. has beer
called To the passionate of that church
Tor term of three years from March
1st. N''' N''
The steamer Newberne. OF the OLD
dominion Line, arrived here SUNDAY
evening after being ashore ut Clovcr's
5luT for forty-cieht hours She was nj,
riEht ana apparently none the worse for
being ashore.
The steamer Isaac y. Veasey was so,a
i,nrn,,a, w., by United States Deputy
York, for $2,50G. Tho sale was Nd nrM
10 satisfy - libel calm for scamens
wages by Il. II. Foster ct nj.
Among the Congressional nsnjr,nts
from this district the Richmond Times
mentions the names Of State Senator
u. L. Maynard. of Portsmouth. and
Colonel X. r.. Eovliin. Of Nnnscmond
with Delegate Charles T. BLAND. ar
Portsmouth. as a possible dark horse
candidate.