The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-22
CITY IN PARAGRAPHS
BrlefeSt Possible Mention Made Of Many
Matters or Interest 10 All Readers.
OCCURRENCES NOTED WITHOUT DETAILS
Not Much About Anything Buf
Something About Mnny Things
a photographic View of Life In
Norfolk I'm It's Many and Vary.
ing Phascs-RricE. Faithful. vivid.

Yesterday was the day of the Au-
tumnal Euuonox.
DR.. w. II. Cupeheart, of Avoca, N. c.,
visited the Cotton Exchange yesterday.
MIR. James Donald has returned to the
city after visit to his home, in Brook
lYn. .t!
DR.. Claude ID. Macdonald has gone to
baltimore to finish his course in medi-
cine and surgery. }.,
Mrs. Nettie Smith, who is n repre-
sentative OF the Sunny South and of the
Atlanta Constitution, is In the city
The Norfolk Cycle Club did not make
It's proposed run to Virginia Beach Sun
day because OF the disugreeable wind.
Pickett buchanan Camp. c. ", meets
at O'Clock tonight. Its Executive
Committee is called to meet at O'Clock
The police are enquiring into the law
about the sale of brandy peaches on
Sunday. 1t being alleged that such sales
are made in Norfolk by certain mer-
chants.
Material for paving Cove street with
Beigian block Is now being placed on
that narrow thoroughfare and work will
shortly be begun
Miss Ella and Miss Amy sonnchill, OF
Baltimore. and Mrs. Helen Heilbreen,
late of San Francisco are visiting their
amt Mrs. 4. Adler. on Main street.
Mrs. Julia Staton will continue
In charge of the department of music
In Leache-Wood school, and not Mrs
hnton, as reported In yesterdays paper
MIR. George Thomas Myers lo sun
dav night over the Norfolk and Western
for the Virginia Polytechnic Institute,
where he will resume his studies as q
Junior.
Fir. James Riddle. superintendent OF
the CITY Water Works. left for Boston
last night to look into the filtration pro-
cesses used by water departments in
that section Of the country.
r.
Carrie Coulter. who have. been VISITING
Mr. and Mrs. William McKonna, of M.
l6 Shields street, have returned TO thei!
homes in Baltimore, Md
Mr.. w. p. Arlington. formerly OF
Norfolk. and now of Warwick, NJ Y, ar
rived here Sunday evening, accom-
panied bv his wife. They are visiting
his mother on Fenchurch street
Mr. IL. ID. Stewart. of the Weather
bureau this city, has gone to Cape
Henry to take charge of the station u;
that Mace in the absence of Observer
iiundon. who is away on official bust
ness
Messrs. Charles Tilgham, Edward
Tavloe and James Gregory will leave
this morning via the Norfolk and West
crn railway to attend the coming ses-
sion at the Episcopal Male Academy at
Houston. Va.
1t WAS an error TO report in Sundays
Vlrginian that the knitting mills had
been shut down for a day or so for re-
pairs. They Were only closed Saturday
from p. m. To 6;30 the same day to make
repairs The Virginian cheerfully makes
the correction.
Mr.. James II. Guy, of this city, who
graduated last year in mechanical en-
Gneering al Blacksburg, Va, left last
night for Boston 10 continue his studies
in that line at the Massachusetts In
stitutc Of Technology. His brother. Mr..
Louis r.. Guy. left last night for Blacks
burg to matriculate at the Virginia
Polytechnic Institute.
In reply to Inquiries we have been
requested to state that season tickets
for the organ rccitals at Epworth
Church can he secured from Mr. r. G.
TuDman. at AZ Commerce street These
tickets arc 30 cents for the entire course
of eight and not 80 cents for each recital.
The admission Is not charged with q
view to making money, but simply TO
cover necessary CNppuSeS