The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-24
He STOLE THE MONEY
And Then Took French Leave From His
Friends, and His Usual HauRts.
A REVIVAL MEETING AT SCO1TSV!LlE.
a Novelty In ti,c Shape of Hand Car
-PhiIndelphians Visiting in the
tIon Meeting Suntiay-MumerOu
Pointers CONCERNING Home News

There will be no meetings this week.
There have been no deaths for several
days.
The air had the appearance Of snow
last night.
Officer Wilmington is still unable to re-
port for duty
Read the add of home for sale and APP
ply as directed and secure Il bargain
a negro named Andrew Williams was
fined $3.50 in court yesterday for fight
Ing.
Mrs. Cricy Arlington. u well-known
old lady. was thought to be dying yes
terday.
meeting last night and it was we'll at
tended.
Attention Is called to the advertise
ment OF Levy & Jacobs the well-known
clothiers.
The w. G. n. U. will meet this after
noon at 3 O'Clock with Mrs. Lumley at
404 Middle street.
Rev. Mr.. Betty will commence series
of meetings at Monumental NJ T..
Church tomorrow night.
The county convention drew quite a
crowd of colored people yesterday. but
they were not admitted to the convention
hall
The crowd at the meeting of the asso-
citation Sunday was SO large that more
mittance.
Mr.. Hugh Gilroy died at his residence
No. l414 First street, yesterday In the
2i;h year of his age. Notice Of funeral
hereafter.
MIR. A II. Martin was unanimously
endorsed by the county convention yes
terday as a delegate to the national c5n-
vention.
Justice Rutter had family OF white
people before him yesterday Tor lighting.
Clubs, pins, etc, were used and black
eyes and scratches followed.
y steam hand-car which has been
equipped by the Seaboard AIR Line for
the use of the road was photographed
yesterday by Mr.. y. NJ. Turner.
All the participants in the political
muddle at Hairs Corner Saturday after
noon were fined by Justice Haynes yes
terday. The club paid the bill
There VIII be an Easter entertain
ment and egg hunt given at Central NJ.
+. Church on Easter Tuesday afternoon
for the benefit Of the Earnest Workers.
Attention is called TO the add of $.
Goodman, agent. in which he says his
stock must go, and cost is nothing. They
have to go, so call and secure bargain
Mrs. Barbara y. Holland died at the
residence. No. 523 Sixth street, Satur-
day night. The remains Will be taken to
Bowers Hill this morning for inter
lEent.
The remains of Mrs Brickhouse. wife
of Rev. l. G. Brickhouse We're forwarded
from the Northampton through this city
for interment at Warren Plains y. c.,
Via Seaboard Air Line last night.
\ marriage license was issued ,yester-
day TO Charles r. Gibbs son of Mr.
Charles Gibbs. OF Berkeley. to wed Miss
Annie Il. Warner. Of that town. The
ceremony Will take place this afternoon
Z, o'clock.
Mr. l.. w. Codd yesterday gave negro
boy named Butt, who is employed by
him. $3.50 TO go and pay a bill The boy
took the money and gambled it away.
and then skipped. y warrant was issued
for his Arrest
Philadelphia. who have been spending
about two months IN Nansemond coun-
~. are now visiting Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
l.. Young on South street. They will re-
turn to Philadelphia in a few days.
The Rev. p. S. G. Davis started a re-
vival meeting At the Calvary Baptist
Church Sunday night and will continue
until further notice All are cordially
invited to be present Mr.. Davis is max
ing great success, having secured
about fifteen converts IN two weeks.
The stockholders of the cotton factory
held meeting al City Hall last night.
The reporters were requested to absent
tIiEHiSciN -. Us lneS desired 10 nave q Sc
cret meeting. consequently none of the
business was made public, other than
that they would meet again "Wednesday
night, and matters looked very fayora
Bile for a settlement
The Epworth League OF Monumental
Church. Portsmouth. will give its month.
~ entertainment this evening I'm Inc
lecture-room at So'clock. Misses LelIe
Scott. Mamie fludgins. Flo. Martin
Mary r. Thurston and Messrs Vim
Dey and Frank Antilotti will assist in
the programme. The public is inyit ed
to attend.
A number OF people were disappointed
on Sunday. announcement having been
made that the association meeting would
take place AT Monumental NJ. f. Church
when 1t should have been a Park View,
However. motion was passed at the
meeting Sunday instructing the secreta
ry TO give notice to all the pa pers the
Saturday before the association meets
announcing the time and place when the
meeting will be held. and then there Will
be no trouble.