The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-06
Passing Mention Made Of Many minor Hap
peniRss in the city and Suburbs.
FklTS;suL SUMMARY Of THE DAYS NEWS
In Order 20 Get in Everything IL
Was Necessary 40 Economizc space
Inv App,y;n.- C0u,icnacr to Many
Items Worthy OF Much Moro TX
tended Notice Than that Given.

The rain Sunday interiered With tHe
attendance at the churches.
The CITY Council Will hold their regu-
lar monthly meeting tonight.
The CITY has had to bury two negro
laborers =.nce Saturday morning.
The rou.y hours devotion viii begin a t
ST. PauPs Church next sunday.
There will be an excursion in over the
Atlantic and Danviile railroad on We'd
pesday.
The Democrats will keep oxford Hall
omen both day and night from now until
the election.
Joe Smith. while out riding on his
wheel Saturday. fell and hurt himself
quite badly.
Mr.. VIII. Fairless spoke to a fair sized
crowd OF Republicans at st. Josephs
Hall last night.
Mr.. G.. II. Lee, who has leased the
American House. went up the road yes
terday to Newsoms.
The w. G. 7. U. will hold their reguoo
Lar noontide meeting to-day at l.
o'clock at the Y. NJ. c. a.
DR.. J. T. Bryant was in the city yes
terdav and received a warm welcome
from MANY OF his admirers.
attention is called 10 ad. Of Dairy
at 227 High street. Sec ad.
The dog catchcrs will soon go on the
war path. All dogs who intakes have
not been paid will fare hard.
Mr. George r. Atkinson and wife have
returned from AltOD, ' a., WHeie lHeN
have been spending month.
a party of gentlemen went down to
Ocean View Yesterday TO take this last
Hirt a the fish for this season.
Mrs. Emily Balm. widow of the late
James X. Balm. died in Norfolk Sunday.
The remains Will be brought to this city
for interment.
Attention is called to advertisement
OF DR.. i. p. Jackson. a homeopathic
physician. who has located at 100 Din
w!ddie street.
Mr. WiSgins. one Of the employees Of
the ferry. caught twenty-five rocks yes
terdav morning at the ferry slip IN less
than two hours.
Yesterday morning the horses at
thched to Mr. ]. S. Cuwford's furni-
ture wagon ran away on High street.
No damage was done.
The remains OF Mr.. James Goodwin, 4
former Portsmouth man, were brought
10 this CITY Sunday and were Inferred
in Cedar Grove Cemetery.
A Young man was arrested saturday
night for disturbing Mr. L. i. LookinS
at his place OF business. Green
street. for which he paid 50.
The tug Fortune arrived at the yard
YESTERDAY afternoon at i O'Clock in tow
OF the United States tug Leydcn. Lieut..
Hamilton Hutchins. u. s. N. in charge.
Two co.ored men engaged in a row
SUNDAY night on Crawford street. OIL
Ger Dickson pulled them in and yesier-
a horse attached TO DR.. l.. j. Bilisoly' $
buggy became uncomfortable and Bick-
ed the front of his buggy all TO pieces
yesterday. Fortunately the Doctor es-
GnDed unhurt.
Old Dominion Council. Order OF Hep
tasophs. received applications last night
from twenty-five persons who are de-
slrous of Joining the lodge. This is a
large increase for one meeting.
A gentleman from the southern por-
fiAn n prinPagS ha
there is not a gold man III that locality
and only three Republicans. and that
they are going 10 vote for Bryan and
Sewail.
Annie Mann. a drunken white WON
an was locked UP yesterday for being
drunk and going TO the Jail and trying
to take charge OF the kitchen. His
Honor gave instructions that she was to
remain in .. cell for five days.
Mr.. SiVerSon. the county iailer. receiv-
ed letter from the Chief of Police of
Petersburg las: night stating that the
negro James Manly, whom he and Con-
stable Sykes arrested in August for
murder. has made Il full confession of
the crime.
The remains OF the late Arthur c.
clehorne. son OF Medical Director and
Mrs. Cleborne. who died in Washington.
arrived here on the Washington steam
er Sunday morning. The funeral SER
vice was conducted from the residence
OF the Medical Director At $50 O'Clock.
The interment was made IN the Naval
Cemetery.
Mr.. ]. Stewart Hopkins. the we'll
known Richmond singer. was in Grea
demand in this city Sunday and sang at
four different services. He sang at
Monumental Church In the morning and
ut Central at night, ut the Presbyterian
Church at 2 o'clock and at the " NJ c.
a. at 4 o'clock.
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