The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-18
TIE RECORD OF a DAY
A Summary Ct Happenings Worthy Of
More Space Than That Given.
PARAGRAPHS. PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE
Mrntion of the Comings ana Goinsx
People You Nnow-Accouuis
'of Events OF intcrcst TO Mauy
Rcaders-Tories Discussed an the
street nnd sn Offices nnd Homes.
The pretty weather. continues.


mere will be Two marriages to-njrht
Al the Baptist preachers have re-
turned home.
Attention Is called to advertisement
of lost cape
DIR. a. T.. Owen is confined 70 hi,
home by sickness.
THANKSGIVING Day is the time set for
the Republican parade
MI; ~. {. Friedlin has gone to North
AROMA on cunning expedition.
me street Inspector is busy filling up
hoIcs around the city with shells.
The police and nremen were paid YES
terday for the first half of November
! ~ large excursion Is expected to ar
rive here Thursday from Charlotte.
There was nothing but civil business
terday.
The Rev. Mr.. Reese is in the city. the
guest of Mrs. Emmerson, on High
street 20 "
a number of newspaper men and their
Pines. II
Two negroes were locked up in tho
county jail yesterday for disorderly
The silver Offering at the Court Street
Baptist Church Monday night was n
decided success.
Miss Bette Latham. of Washington.
-. g, is visiting DR.. Schmole's family.
IN Park View.
AIR. w J. Rogers and wife went to
southern Pines yesterday. They will re-
, turn on Thursday.
The Portsmouth Cotillion Club gave
one of those delightful germans last
night at kim Hall
Mr.. GeorEe X. Trant has been elected
president of the Y. NJ C. A., vice George
Il. Barrett. resigned
MI William Rowland lost by death at
/ Towers Hill yesterday his infant son.
STANLEY. aged months.
ihe Nirginian acknowledges the re-
Geipt Of an invitation to attend the
Rifles fair during its progress.
| The Rev. Mr.. Webb has started a
series of meetings at the Union Mis-
sion school on Chestnut street.
Mrs Edwards. mother of Mir. Griffin
Edwards aged So is critically ill at her
sons residence, on London street
! Mr.. James Corbett. who has been
/ visiting his daughter in this city. re-
turned Ia his home in Boyf<ins yester-
day.
! warrant was issued yesterday for
well known young man who is wanted
on the charge of creating a disturbance
IN u store on Chestnut street
Thcrc is q rotten electric light pole
Standing on Queen street opposite the
BAPTIST Church. 1t is dangerous and
should he pulled down at once.
! All who are Interested in the eStab-
| fishing or the Order of Pendo will meet
Tonight AT the Mission Han. on Chest
nut street. Tonight at T:30 o'clock.
y negro named Brown. who is IL per
ilect nulsanc" in the county. was ordered
/ To leave town yesterday or take Il long
I term in Jail. He choose the first ana
left
! Miss Mary Anna Brady returned TO
her home i'll Petersburg yesterday after
spending some time with her aunt.
MIS-. Mclaughlin, on Washington
! gentleman in this city was in
search of twelve carpenters yesterday
/ to go to work at the locks building
/ pontoon bridges. He had difficulty in
| getting any.
! Colonel w. II. Stewart has been in
vited to read u paper on the Revolution
! in Virginia before the Fort Nelson
Chapter. Daughters OF the American
revolution, on the Sd of Dcccmbcr.
The Rev. John White will preach at
Monumental NJ. T.. Church tonight.
the Rev Mr.. Betty being absent at
| difference.
n negro woman was knocked down
on Chestnut street Monday night. Her
cries for help We're heard some dis
lance off. officer Tatcm went TO her
assistance, but the man had fed.
on Wednesday evening, November is,
Gamma Conclave No. ,, Heptasophs or
$. w. NJ. Will give an entertainment ut
| their hail, on North street at o'clock
! r. m. Address by l. w. Eason, of Nor
| folk, Public invited
| 1t is said that there is an effort being
made by some of the military compa-
MES to have the inspection money held
over so that one-thrd of the companies
in the State can go in encampment for
! TWO weeks. and so on for each year.
The military in this city are opposed to
it.