The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-30
BRIEFLY TOLD TALES
The Sum and Substance Of the Less lin
pOrtant Events Of Yesterday.
FAITHFUL SUMMARY OF THE DAYS NEWS
Not Mach About Anything nut
Something About Many Things
Na"ctoEraphic Wow or Life In
Norfoils i'm Its Many and vnry.
Ing phascs-BricE. FaithfuI. Vivid.

Colonel William Lamb has returned to
the city.
Mr.. Moses Nusbaum left last evening
for ZEN Mar, Md.
=. a union meeting is now in progress at
the Baptist Church at Kempsville.
1t is said that the movement of freight
has fallen Off within the past few days.
reaches sold ait from 30 to 40 cents per
basket. wholesale, in this city yesterday.
The REGULAR business meeting of The
VS." will be held Tuesday at il a. m.
ut the Girls Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 3. Lowenberg, Mrs
l. Gutman and Mrs. P. REFS left for Bal.
timore last evening.
There was percepitable improve
ment in the condition of DR.. Lenox
GwathmeY Yesterday.
september % has been fixed as the date
Tor ded!cat!ng the colored Masonic Tenn.
pie on Queen street.
Vest, rday's delightful temperature
would seem to indicate that Old Sops
hery reign is almost over.
The Norfolk County TEACHERS Insti-
tute Will begin its session in Market Hall,
Berkley, al a. m. Monday next.
Grand Master T. V. Turney. of Fortress
Monroe, will probably visit Lafayette
Lodge of this city on September IS.
Mrs. w. II. Gray and children return
ed Yesterday from very pleasant stay
or several weeks in Smithfield, Isle of
Wight county.
Rev. DR.. Lacy has returned from
vacation spent in North Carolina and
Will I'LL his pulpit at the Second Presby-
terrain Church to-day.
Rev. DR.. NJ. B. Wharton will speak at
THE Great Supper" Mr.. Tupman will
sing. Ladies invited.
Rev. w. S. Leake. formerly of Nor
folk, and now Baptist City Missionary in
Richmond, was here yesterday and was
greeted heartily by his friends.
Mr.. Il. l.. Woodward of tho Wind
ward Goodridge Company, has moved
TO Norfolk from Edenton. He will
make Norfolk his home in the future.
Rev. c; j. F. Anderson. the temporary
Church. in Brambleton, win leave foi
his home In Roxboro, NJ c., Tuesday.
Loungers in front of the Academy Of
Music will herr after receive special at.
tehtion from the police. Chief Dornin
has Instructed his men to put an end TO
the pra ctice.
by an oversight the report of the ward
meetings of the 27th the vote given Mr..
W.. G. Pettis for committeeman, was
the position.
Messrs. George Martin and c. H. Price
Will start Tomorrow to write UP Suf-
FOLK. FRANKLIN and other towns along
the Atlantic and Danville railroad for
the industrial Record"
Invitations are out for the marriage
OF MISS Daisy Bryan to Mr.. Willard M.
AicGhee the ceremony TO take place at
the First Baptist Church Wednesday
september 2. at p. m.
u D:s5r,ct d putty Grand Master c. T..
WOOD mas received communication
from Grand Master T. V. Turney stating
that he would make an official visit to
Lafayette Lodge on the 10Th of Septem-
Der. I.
MI James J. Gray. the popular chief
obs rver at the United States Weather
Bureau in this city. is out again after a
prolonged attack of typhoid -malarial fe-
veT. HIS many friends are rejoiced to
learn 0f his recovery
Mrs. w. III. Wilmington of No. s Out
Ten street. accompanied by her daugh-
ter. Lillian. and her two nieces, Misses
Hattie and Louise Goodson. of Bran
hieton Ward. have gone on @ visit to
friends in Baltimore Md
MT. George HALEY Norton, prominent
young lawyer of Washington, d. G. and
well-EnoWn In Norfolk died suddenly on
Tuesday last near the Old Swee. Springs
west virginia. His remains were taken
10 Alexandra, Va, for interment
a party of vocalists from the Christian
Memorial Temple, this city, went over
TO Phoehus Friday night 10 participate in
the singing a Evangelist Lees meeting
ther Evangelist Lee begins tent
meeting here one week from Tomorrow
me New Fra institute, which has been
IN sslon for some days at the Butte
STREET Baptist Church (co!ored). this city.
closed Friday night with a lecture bv
Rev. Mr.. Spiller OF Hampton. 1t will
convene in Suffolk the middle of Septem.
Rev. Mr. Gravatt, formerly rector Of
st. Peters Episcopal Church. this city.
but now Of Charleston. w. Va. Is tbs
guest of Mr.. c. J. Jones "2a North Park
avenue, BrImbletcn lie VIII occupy the
night.
Prof. RelleZza will reonen his Acad-
emV for dancing AT MontifOre Hall Fri
dav. October eth. for gentlemen. ana
saturday. October 10th. FOR ia|ies and
childl N. He viii organize classes in
FORT smouth. s. Jtember 30th, at Kirn
building.