The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-05
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Matters Of Small Moment About the eliY
Very Briefly GhronIclad.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS NOTES.
Full and Concise 1eeord of she
Minor Events of q Growing SEQ.
port City Laid Rarc to the Many
Renders of the Mcwsfes. Of Ser.
folk Papers.

The Anonymous Outing Club meets
tnis afternoon at 3 o'clock ~ 9IglSS1
Mrs. w. ID. DENLY left FRIDAY to vlsit
friends In Petersburg. va. ~ 81
Mr. j. p. Norman, OF Parmele, N. c..
is IN the city for few days. ny ,-Ei
Miss Cassie L. Bohn is seriously liz
Ut ner nome. on Church street.
MIR. George w. Portlock. of Greaf
latives. = .HHiee y = n
The Corporation Court convenes Mon.
aay ana the grand jury Tuesday, In;
regular April term -
Mrs. j. l.. Faber, Sr.. aged s5. is very
III at the residence Of his son. ]. II.
Faber. No. 11s Park avenue. 4 :;
Rev. r.. H. Barrett will address the
Rosebuds of Queen Street M. %. Church.
south. at o'clock Sunday afternoon,
Mrs. %. r. Eastwood has returned
from Washington, where she has been
on visit to friends for two weeks. 81 4,
The Press Club holds It's regular meet
ing tomorrow evening. and It Is irnpsr-
tant that all members should attend.
Is. F'ukino's Imperial Japanese troupo
OF performers gave pleasing matinee al
the Academy OF Music yesterday after
noon. 81 ss5
A ohildren's meeting was held at Free
mason Street Baptist Church yesterday
afternoon by Revs. NJ. 3. and =. s.. (
Wharton. ~ g
Under a. recent act of the Legislatu turo
be paid only 80 cents day instead OF
81, as heretofore 'E3 ~ Gss5
Mr.. William HI Ballou and daughter.
MISS Helen Ballou, OF Providence. r. 1..6
are visiting Mrs. w. H. Broughton, Mt
No. SO York street.
Mrs. M. b. Wharton. Jr or Ora hn,,,
N. c.. reached the city last night on "a
visit to her husbands parents, DR. ard
Mrs. NJ. B. Wharton.
The funeral of Mr.. Octayius Bait. Is
who died Friday afternoon, will take
place from THE residence, No. 214 Chapeis
street. at p. m. to-day. ,s5 ~ ~
Sunday afternoon at $3.50 the JurifnT
Epworth League OF Cumberland Streer
M. E. Church will hold an Easter cei6-
bration. to which all are invited.
The committee appointed to assess che
property on the line of proposed opening
but adjourned until tomorrow after
noon. ll{'
Pickett-Buchanan Camp, G. ". ia
called to meet at It's hall this (Sunday1
afternoon at 3:15 o'clock to attend the
funeral of their deceased comrade. J, G.
johnson.
A sick woman living in the old Farm
House, back of Nebraska street, fell out
or bed against a stove yesterday after
noon, and was severely burned. Dr.
SpelRnt ATTENDED her. .H3ti
Rev. NJ. B. Wharton. D. D., pastor of
the F'reemasoD Street Baptist Church,
completes the fifth year OF his successful
pastorate in this city tomorrow. The
church was never so full and strong.
The Fire Committee of the Councils
nave been aided by the Seaboard Fire
Insurance Company In their efforts to
secure a reduction In the rates OF Are
insurance which are promised In this
city.
Preaching at First Lutheran Church
by the pastor. Rev. ]. e. Shenk, at II
a. m. and 1880 p. m. Candidates for
mem bership will be received and tho
Holy Communion Administered at the
morning service IS
Easter services at st. Andrews p. e.
Chapel. Huntersvile, corner Mayville
and Ann avenues, on Tuesday evening,
April 7th. at o'clock, Special music
and address by Rev. Robert 8. Coup
land. OF st. Luke's Church.
Grand Archon w. F. Gregory. OF the
Heptosophs, or s. w. NJ. leaves Tuesday
morning for Suffolk to establish con-
clave. He has received a letter from Z
the new conclave in Danvllle, reporting
an encouraging condition of affairs.
Mrs. Lucy T. Thurman. chairman OF
the National Committe OF the vs.
c.. IT. u. OF America. Will addressA
the mems meeting Of the colored Y. M
c. A. on the subject of temperance ct
the st. Luke's A. u. III. Z. Cnurch thlD &
afternoon at 6 o'clock.
The Schoolfleid revival choir, under
the direction of Mr.. J. P. Grandy, will
NEE. In Centenary Church this (Sunday5
afternoon Mt 430 o'clock for rehearna1s
A cordial invitation is extended to those
who sing and feel interested in the sas-sI
walton Of men to be present Rev. MI.
Schoolfeld's series Will begin sunday.
April 18TH
A recent act Of the Legislature erjtina
special diligence upon bicyclists In pres
venting their machines from frtgalteslrs
ing horses. Chief King has anrlounceds
his intention OF enforcing 1t to the letsss..
There was very large number OF BIZ
cycles on the street last night without
| lamps, and much complaint was made s.
| This also will be looked into.