The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-12
Passing Mention Made Of Many Minor Hap
penings in the City and Suburbs.
FAITHFUL SUMMARY OF THE DAYS NEWS
I'm Order TO Get In Everything 1t
Wns Necessary 10 Ec0nomize Space
by Applying Condenser to Many
Items Worthy of Much More EH-
tended NoiIce IIsnn TINT Given.

CTedSeu uully.
The dew and fog yesterday morning
were equal to rain.
Mr. c. S. Sherwood has been in New
York since Sunday last
There was an Increase in the boiler
shop at the yard yesterday.
The Seaboard Air Line employees were
nearly all paid in gold Tuesday.
Attention Is called to advertisement
of lost money III another column.
Miss Miriam Cooper. of Wake Forest.
n. c., is visiting friends in this city.
Miss Gertie Maryland of Minneapolis,
Mimi, is visiting friends in this city.
a large number of bicyclists took
spin out on the shell road last night.
President r. G. Hoffman. OF the Sea-
board Air Line. was in the city yester
day.
~ white man was arrested last night
charged with riding a bicycle without u
light.
A football team from this city went
TO Norfolk yesterday and played u team
over there.
DR.. Corbin. of Savannah. Ga, and
Miss Williams of this city. will be mar
ried to-day.
Commodore Mathews, chief of the Blu
reau of Yards and Docks, visited the
yard yesterday.
Mr. and oIrs. W. c. Myers lost by
death on Tuesday night their little
daughter. Maggie.
The Youthful Cleaners Of Scottsville
gave an interesting entertainment i'll
ScottSville last night.
The Rifles Fair will open on Monday
night. There Will Ec numerous attrac-
tons offered each night.
Business is picking up and il is hopcd
that before November ends that there
will be no cause for complaint.
The case of VIM Applewhitc, charged
with shooting, engaged the attention of
the Hastings Court yesterday
Constable Sykes. OF the county
brought n man and woman 10 Jail yes
terday charged with misdemcanor.
Miss Annie Hume of this city. and Mr..
Walter II. Taylor. OF Norfolk. will be
married at Trinity Church this after
noon.
There are n number of broken pave
ments around the city which. if repaired
III time. would save considerable eX
penSe.
The first hop of the season at the navy
yard will he given Saturday afternoon
Invitations are already out for the oc-
casion.
There will be a mass-mceting of the
churches at Monumental NJ. T.. Church
sunday night in the interest of the Y.
NJ. G.. A.
The early boats experienced consider
able trouble in travelling yesterday
morning on account Of the thick fog that
Mr.. jeremiah Butler has been appoint
"a deputy iailor. He will be on duty at
nighl and will see that no more Jail
breaking IS done.
Me-. Nynn" James, postmstress of
E'an@hF!lle IS In the city visiting her
la!ri'.s. MI. ana Mrs Persons. on
Hasniu-rtuu street
me 'n!" al the next entertainment at
IN" NJ. {. y. under The S:#r Course
''Af Been chanscd from November 9th
ia the 2Gih THANK ssivins night
the delegates. 10 the Eaptist Associa-
."n, which, meets in Richmond on Fri
day. XIII leave here Tonight. some win
wait until Friday morning before they
The case al m. Applcwiite. CHARGED
Min shooting one VIM. Hughes in AIi-
&nst Hast. came up Tor trial Yesterday.
ana III" prisoner WAS diSchar:scd Inc
jury bringing in u verdict of not Guijtv.
The county jailor is having consider
able trouble with his prisoner. now.
There ara ten lnen Their. who hav,. bcen
sentenced To- tnr pcniientiaiY ana are
aWaitins Tor the guard To cone for them.
Sir. ". L. Johnson arrived here Tues
day night FROM WILLIAMSBURG with the
I"mnin" OF Mir: I"hnion Mitchell. who
did ~ the asylum. rncy were taken
10 Norfolk yesterday morning for in
t-lmrIl.
u IS said ,hat atas;er Edward Dash
i'll. VINO has been employed as runner
a The Merchants' and Farmers r,onl,
for The past year. will shortly sever his
connections with the bank and return to
college.
Carry Small, negro woman who is
wanted for a fine. was arrested by De
putty SEerim Abbott and was locked up.
She has been out the city for some time.
hut came back on Tuesday and was ar
rested Immediately.
The City Council decided Tuesday
night To bring in an ordinance not allow
ing any water Ia be thrown in the streets
or blind cutters to be used after Ian
uary lst 1896. This will compel people
to tap the sewers
Constable WhitehurSt arrested q
negro named Joe Brown for dsorderly
conduct on the street Tuesday night
He was fined 81 and in default the Con
stable started TO Jail with him, but be-
Tore he reached there some of Browns
friends raised the money and he was
discharged.
Mr.. Michael Brennan, a well-known
resident of Sonth Portsmouth. was
taken suddenly i'll at Armstrong; wood
yard yesterday morning and fell, strik-
ing his face. He was picked up by
officer Winningder and was carried to
ms nome on Harrison street, where
HleuIcal aid was summoned.
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