The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-16
But A GLANCE NEEDED
To Get the Gist Of Several Items Of News
Interesting 10 Portsmouth People.
FAITHFUL SUMMARY OF THE DAYS NEWS
In Order to Get I'm All the News IL
Was Necessary to Economize Space
by Applying tho Condenser-M""y
Items Worthy OF sluch Fiore Ex-
tended Notice Than TINT Given.

Mr.. John Hart and Bride Will arrive
home on the goth instant.
Attention is called to the ad. of lost
watch in another column.
Admiral and Mrs. Brown Will leave Tor
New York Saturday night.
Mr.. L. P. Slater will arrive home from
his European "trip this week.
Mfr. Joseph Overton is still confined to
his home on account of sickness.
Charles Crump, a vagrant. was order
ed to leave the city Immediately.
Ex-Governor Cameron Will address the
gold bugs at Oxford Hall tonight.
The convention meets tomorrow at
noon in Mulvey's pavilion q Port Nor
folk.
Beginning this afternoon at O'clock
the feast of Yom Kippur, or Day of
Atonement, begins.
The street force was engaged yester-
day in repairing the culvert on Wythe
street, near First street
The electric cable connecting the
Franklin with the yard, which was
broken, has been repaired.
c. S. Farrand was arrested Monday
night for cruelty to Il horse. This case
was continued until to-day.
Pat Rollins leg is hurt much worse
than was anticipated. He is being at
tended by DR.. George Peed.
The workmen who were recently sus-
pended from the engineering depart
morning.
A mad dog created considerable ex-
element near the colored school yester-
day. Ise was killed by a-colored man
with an axe.
Mr.. Samuel Burroughs has sold his
lot on the east side of Washington
street, near South. to Mrs. Adelaide
Jones. for $1,000.
Rev. w. s. Morrison. chaplain Of the
Franklin. has received orders to hold
himself ready for sea duty. He will be
assigned TO the Minneapolis.
1t is positively stated that the Newark
will positively come here for extensive
repairs, but it may be December or
January before she does come.
There was large attendance at the
Bryan and Sewall Club Monday night,
and many additions to the membership.
Each meeting adds new members.
At meeting of the Republican En-
ecutive Committee, held Monday night,
Mr.. Job p. Manning was elected secre-
tary and Il. ]. Reardon. treasurer.
In another column Messrs. Nichols &
White give notice that they will receive
a fresh cargo of cabbage from the grow
er this morning, which they will sell
cheap.
In another column Messrs. w. Z. Vir-
nelson & Co. give notice that eheir goods
have arrived, and they are now !eady
for business. These gentlemen are both
SOuHB iilei anu are iu-te POpt>.i' i HeS
ask for a share of the public patron
ege.
A number OF the chickens which have
been stolen, and are al Justice Rutter's
office, have been identified as the prop
erty of Mr.. White. of Churchland, W.
z. Savage. of Getty's Station, and a
colored woman named Gibson who lives
near Deep Creek.
Joe Levine. a white tramp was caught
by officer Matthews trespassing on the
Norfolk and Carolina railroad property,
and was fined 50. In searching him a
pistol was found on his person. He was
fined $50 for that. in default of which
he was committed for thrty-seven days.