The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-01
FAITHFUL SUMMARY OF THE DAYS NEWS
not Much About Anything But
Something About Many Things
A photographic View or Life In
Norfolk ia Its Many md Varying
Phases-Brier, Faithful, Vivid.

Three tug parties went down the river
last night.
Ther- will be a family picnic at Port
Norfolk Tuesday. rts.,
Attention DIS called to the advertisement
of house for rent.
Mrs. DR.. V. G. Culpeper has returned
from Mathews county.
The cflrks and writer's in the navy
Jard will be palG to-day.
The jury In the murder case spent
Thursday night at Port Norfolk.
There will be another large excursion
in her.: this morning from Weldon, N. G.
William Banks was fined $40 yesterday
for an assault on a man namtd Good
man.
The only businkss transacted in the
Hastings Court yesterday was civil bus
mess.
AR. T. Wool will leave this city this
morning for a few days in Albemarle
county.
The uniform Py1thians are making big
preparations for their trip to Cleveland
this month.
Mr.. Frank welton, Of the firm OF Lau-
renee & Weiton. returned last might from
Warrenton, Va.
Preston Carter. colored, an employe at
Ocean View, was fined $50 yesterday for
carrying a. pistol.
Major ]. F. Crooker will leave to-day
for the mountains OF Virginia to recu-
perate his health.
Mrs. James 8. Schafer, of Sioux City,
Iowa, Is visiting her sister, Mrs Clald
Culpepper, on Count street.
William Epps. colored. was committed
to the county jail yesterday for fifteen
days for stealing pistol.
DR.. Bendewald and DR.. G':orge Peed
performed a difficult operation on one of
Mr. ]. w. Booths hands yesterday.
Mr. Walter r. Whitehurst and family
Gave gone to Gloucester county. Va, TO
spend three weeks with relatives.
Mrs +. M Booth, who has been visit
ing Mrs. George Tonlcin An Park View.
left for her home In Wknoah, N. j., yes
terday.
The case of Tobe Daughtrey. charged
with stealing a watch, was continued un-
III to-day at the request Of the prisoners
COUNSEL.
Miss Mary B. Brooks and her sister
Dtuja have returned from Albemarle
county, where they have been spending
q month.
"A party of young men and girls went
out on a hay ride Thursday night and did
not get back until o'clock yesterday
morning.
There are n number of rotten poles
around the city that need looking AFTER
before hard wind blows them down and
Injuries some one.
a large excursion from Lewiston and
points along the Seaboard Air Line came
IN yesterday shortly after II o'clock and
went back again last night.
The Culpepper plant, etc, will all be
turned over 10 Sanford. Brooks 6, Bon
sal to-day and 'tha Culpeppers will retire
from the business entirely.
Mr. James II. B0rlErn has returned
from Mathews county. He will leave in
few days for Roanoke R,,d Sulphur
Springs. He will be accompanied by his
wife.
Thursday night. Several persons were
badly frightened. One lady jumped
upon passing street, car and cried for
help
Misses Ida NJ Dashiell and Matte A.
RcveN left last evening for Baltimore
to spend several days. From there they
go to Cumberland, Md, DO remain until
September.
A horse attached ito a delivery wagon
ram away yesterday and turned the wag-
on bottom upwards. The driver who was
colored boy. was thrown out and BADLY
skinned up.
Miss Annie Hamilton, accompanied by
her mother and father, who have been
spending sev!ral weeks in this city, will
leave for their home in Durham N. c.,
this morning
The case of Nottingham and Wilson,
charged with the murder of a youth
named Jones engaged the County Court
.11' doS NtSltluay anu Will consume q
pant of to-day.
Mr.. r. w. Brooks. accompanied by
Mrs Brooks. leave this morning by the
Sis Seaboard Air Line train for his post
AZ Tempt, Texas. where he will be dur
ing the coming cotton season.
The many friends of Mr.. Walter Nc
Nfe were glad TO see him on the street
yesterday after being confined to his
nome Tor eight months with sickness
He Is the same Old Walter OF yo-e.
iMr. and Mrs. William A. Niemeyer
were the recipients yesterday of con-
CALCULATIONS and expressions Of warm re.
gard from their many friends. 1t being
fne 5fh anniversary of their marriage.
Inc venerable couple retain good health.
Mrs. Alberta Ripley. sister of Mrs
Harry Lumber of this city. died Thurs
day night at HI home In Mathews
county. Mr.. Lumber left Yesterday
mo- ming for Matthews county 10 attend
the funeral. Mrs. Lumber was already
there.
hayr!de was given to Port Norfolk
Thursday night in honor OF Miss Della
Conner OF jersey City, NJ j. 1t was
most enjoyable affair Miss Conner Ieft
Yor nome. accompanied by her brother
EAST night. via the Old Dominion routc
much 10 the gret OF her MANY friends
She was carried away with Southern b6st
again. year
D.~H.