The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-02
BICYCLE ORDINANCE BEING ENFORCED
The superintendent of the Lynch.
burg Public schools, Mr. Glass, In
the City = Monumental Sunday
school to Have u Picnic-Repairs
to the Maine aud COlumbin.

y
All the delegates to the Stanton Con-
vention will leave tomorrow.
Next Sunday will be observed as emil
dren's Day at Central M. e. Church.
Clarence Dallan qualified to practice
law in the County Court yesterday.
Mr.. Elder Lash is acting as Sanitary
Inspector until some one Is elected.
A test of the sewers under tine gravity
system will be made lin a few days.
Mrs. Jane Waterfield is quite sick at
her residence. No 1917 Dinwlddie street.
The Alliance went up to the yard yes
terday afternoon and fired the usual Sa-
lutte.
The rains on Sunday We're very heavy
and in some places there We're regular
wash outs.
The w. c. r. U. will convene to-day
at the Court Street Baptist Chapel at
10 o'clock.
Beginning with to-day the Pullman
cars on the Seaboard Air Line will run
to Charlotte.
Miss Mary Dyson and Miss Alice
short visit
The street cars ran over dog on
High street yesterday and crippled him
pretty badly.
One person. connected himself with
Monumental NJ. E. Church Sunday
night.
There was special meeting held for
children Sunday afternoon at Monument
tai M. L. Church.
The repairs to the Maine and Columbia
both have been completed. They will
go down the Roads to-day.
Constable Ripley arrested man for
CARRYING pistoi. ne was iocfNeu up ioi
examination this morning.
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George Carroll, of Park View
Lizzie Holiday was locked up in the
county Jail yesterday afternoon for as
eAHluhs ihoinas JONES' Win VIII, DueSe.
Soiile oi tiie noa'S - iis ~ 500
Creek got adr!ft during tine storm
Sunday and noatea OUT IN me river.
DR.. A. ~. owen oapuseu eleNen per
sons sunday night ana eAtehueu 'iie
right hand oil Fellowship 10 hineteeh'
OrdMs have been ISSUED 20 tne ponce
to enforce the bicycle ordnance LOOK
out rider, or you VIII pe causht upPiis'
Mr. Claud Hutchlhs leL' yes. tuas ioI
Smithneld, where ne VIII DC nialritu Oh
"Wednesday morning 10 MISS susie
Rouse.
The first arrest unasr tne oiGSele OF
dinance was lnaue !Hsn nlsnt. ne. ne pa pa,
Ties were oa:ieu ior 'Hes' "ppea' ''iee 'i''S
morning. ,.,,,.,,.
,ihe C't S; $500 So 80 10 .n,,,
Church Su,,uaS r,.. , We ra' Soy Soy.
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enOa nraeent
M. Mnrfoii, Countv Road poard ba,d
q n,aat,ns ~ the Gour,bonsa yas.arSav
a.'ts,a,as h,at,aIs oon,,,,o,as r.itS
.ha noads a" ava
NJ w N yrh,s,on. s,nerir.iana.nt az
ssahoard Air line and Mr. CarroIi
Smith win return from Chimney Rock
this morning
The children OF Monumental NJ. e.
Church voted solidly for a picnic and ar
rangements will be made to have 1t as
early as possible.
'Colonel IL. l.. Felts. OF Southampton,
who has been elected Il delegate at large
to the convention, is in the city en-
route to Staunton.
The ferry boap City of Portsmouth
blew the packing out her engine yester-
day and had to be hauled off the line
for about two hours.
Edward Williams assaulted colored
girl yesterday with a piece of wood, and
for this simple thing he was committed
by Justice Rutter for thirty days.
The Council and the Water Company
held a. conference last night. and mat
tiers We're amicably settled The report
The Ladies' Aid Society of the South
Street Baptist Church celebrated their