The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-29
I'M BERKLEY.

Armstrong Memorial y Presbyterian
Church was the scene of n pretty mar
rage Wednesday night at $3.50 o'clock.
when Mr.. Joseph II. Kirby, eldest son of
Capt. W. H. Kirby, led TO the altar Miss
Martha Irene Roberts. Jhe beautiful and
accomplished daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs,
John Roberts. The church was heauti-
fully decorated with cut flowers anu
potted plants Miss Laura Mansfieid
was maid of honor and Mr.. w. II. Graves
acted as best man. The lady attendants
were Misses Lola Hozsar Grace Brown,
Alice Demear and Mabel Durham: ush-
ers. John Kirby, grother of the groom;
w. NJ. Kirby, Bernard Herbert and w
Il. Thompson. The maid of honor car
NED bouqust of La France roses The
happy couple were met at the altar by
heV. WIN. "A Slaymaker, who soon made
them man and wife. AT the conclusion
of the service th:y were driven to the
residence of the grooms father on Pearl
street. where they will reside for the
present.
Some time during "Wednesday night
some thief or thiev.s broke the heavy
plate glass window in Mr.. r. SalsbuIy's
clothlng and furnishing STORE on Lib
erty street. ard stole d suit Of clothes
and several other articles. Mr.. Salisbury
places his loss at about $780, Including
TN. broken window, which was about OK
s feet. The Sergeant and police have
been notified, but have not been able
to locate thu guilty parties.
Louis Jenkins was before His Honor
Mayor Mccoy. yesterday morning on
the charge of breaking open trunk be-
longing to the treasurer OF Dvergrs en-
Social Club and stealing SIS He was
represented by Judge George ID. Parker
After barring the evidence His Honor
dismissed the case the expense of the
plaintiff.
The funeral of Mr. and Mrs. l.. NJ
Wlngield's infant son. Marion Bland
took piace yesterday morning a. II
~ ft.nt, y H..
the remains were inferred in Magnolia
Cemetery
Mr.. Pricket and daughter. who have
been stopping at Ryiand Institute, vs.
turned home yesterday
Regular me-ting of the Town Conn
ell was held las; night with the presi-
dent. NJ. c. Keeling in she chair. and
me following members present: Messrs
Winston. Miia +. Tiley, Jones. Parker
WIliams and Martin.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved.
Inc Recorder read his financial report
showing balance on hand of s.. O24. So
Th'-' Finance Comnitte reported that
Town Sergeant, had been settled
On motion of Mr.. Miller, his bond
was ordered released TO him
A bill from Cole & Shultice for legal
services was ordered referred back 10
the Finance Committee and they b. IN
structed TO show cause for which such
bill was rendered. Adopted
The same committee asked that a num-
Der Of bills be paid and also the fay on
all property, real and personal. be- rails
ed to 20 per cent. on the 500 Adon.,'d
The Committee on Lights reported that
THE lights had not been burning very
regular and asked that thu police he
instructed to keep account of such lights
as did not burn all night. Adopted.
The Street Committee submitted THAR
report from various engim ers for maxi
ing survey of town and asked that II
he given 10 Thomas Lancast at $3.50
After some discussion 1t was laid over
10 a special mteNnS 10 be held Jun4 9Th
MIR. Miller asked that Council be en-
powered to consult counsel In regard 10
validity OF raising this.
Judge Parker. COUNSEL for DR.. MORGAN
stated he would withdraw his claim
Gc an:ed
Mr.. Winston moved that counsel he
employed to represent town in liquor
cassS to be commended
on motion. Mr.. Martin was retained
and he was given power ito employ his
associates.
Mr.. Martin moved that the DELINQUENT
tax list be recorded in Norfolk Countv
Clerks Office. So ordered,
The bond of the Improvement Roa rd
was fixed at $500 as Joint bond ana
The salary OF the superintendent at si00
per year.
Adjourned at 1920.
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