The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-30
SOME CITY GLIMpsEs
The Sua ans Sahshsee Of the Less I'm.
EaThnt Enats Of Yesterday.
FAITHFUL SUMMARY or Tue BAYS NEWS
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ssnethtnE Abous Many ThinEs-
A HinetOsraphfe View OF LILO an
Norfolk ta Its Many and ver5tnE
Phsses-Rrtef, Faithful, vivid

Gfr. Thomas q. KIger. Of Roanoke, is
visiting his son, Cherries G. Kf1tc. OF this
city.
Ex-oficer Griffin, vino haD his
foot wrenohed some time ago. Is able to
be out.
THE NereeSax and Western Ra6lway Is
sirdfRg Me.hone's Lake within q. new
switching crack.
The State Federation ef Labor Will be
organized In Richmond on the 11th and
18th Of August.
Judge GIanckeI win to-day sentence
Charles Williams, colored. to be hanged
for the murder Of George Bess.
Rfdss Daisy MARTIN and Miss Conway
Holdcroft OF Richmond, are the guests
OF friends ON Falkland street.
Mr.. Thomas Towns end, Mrs. Townsend
and daughter. Miss Lucy. are visiting at
TannersvYlle and Niagara Falls, N. Y
There are fifteen sick seamen at ST.
Vincent's Hospital just now. Most of
them are suffering from malarial trou-
bles,
The Richmond Howitzers, with a. party
Of friends. Will so t1lto camp at Ocean
View August and will remain there
ten days.
View whisky case yesterday at 10 a. m,
finding the PARTIES guilty and imposing
a penalty OF $40 and costs
A survey was held on the schooner
James c. Clifford at Thomas's ways
yesterday It was recommended that all
her headgear be repaired here.
Among the speakers at Ocean View
ON Labor Day will be Messrs Charles T.
Bland and W. II. Fairless, OF Porte
mouth. and Mr.. s. %. Hope, of Norfolk.
An excursion under the auspices of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen. ar
rived from Bluefield yesterday. Most of
the excursionists went ITO the nearby re-
sorts.
The funeral of Mrs. Teresa Yeaeer.
who died at 8:20 o'clock last evening.
aged 81 years. will take place from the
residence. No. Brewer street, at 3
o'clock this afternoon.
Miss Maggie Stafford died between Q
and o'clock yesterday morning at the
home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
chibald Stafford, No. A Chapel street.
after lingering illness.
Valentine & Stevens, ahIctioneers. viii
sell at their auction house 3S Bank
street, this morning at 10 o'clock, a large
consignment of shoes hothing. dry
goods, etc. to the trade. See advertise
ment.
In the Norfolk County Court will be
be tried to-day the cases of three young
white men, Edward Wilson. George
Rogers and Victor Nottingham, for the
murder of Allen Jones in Brambleton
In the month of May last.
The Loyal Temperance Legion will
give an entertainment at the Christian
Memorial Temple on Thursday, July
3oth. All w. c. T. us are especially
Invited to be present. Admission, Is
| cents. Ice cream and cake served free
"A letter has been received by friends
IN this city from Mr.. Alfred Clay. of
Watt, Rehtew & Clay, who is travelling
IN Europe. Mr.. Clay, who writes from
Brussels, stated that his health WAS
much improved. He was about, he snid
| to visit the battlefield of Waterloo
MT. Stearn, guest at the Hotel Nor
loik was overcome by heat on Bank
street last might and became unconscious
IN which condition he was taken to the
Motel, where he revived. Before being
removed, however. he lost in. some way
| from his pocket "a pocketbook contain
ing $50.