The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-25
CITY IN PARAGRAPHS
Brlsfest Possible Mention Made of Many
Matters of Interest TO All Readers.
OCCURRENCES NOTED WITHOUT DETAILS
Not Much About Anything nus
Something About Many Things
photographic View of Life ia
Norfolk im It's Many ana vary.
ing Phases Briefly Noted.

| ih NV many ana VRry.
ing Phases Briefly Noted.
c,a There ,,,, will be a session of the Police
Judge and Mrs. A. r.. Hanckel left
yesterday for Charlottesville
Mr.. j. G. Tiiton left last night for
| New YORK on pleasure trip.
After Monday the U-No remedies will
be ON sale at all first-class drug-stores.
ME- j. NJ. billiard left yesterday via
The Chesareake and Ohio for st. Louis
Mr.. Charles Richardson, of Nov
0Tk, Is IN Norfolk visiting his parents.
ron. barnes Compton. OF Maryland.
is mere visiting his son. Mr. Key Comm
ton.
Prof. Ward. of the Y. NJ. c. A.. is
spending his Christmas in Washington.
Miss Mamie Hamm, of Morrisons. Va.
| is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Hamm
| in Chez
Mr.. Patrick Gordon is home from
! Richmond. where he is attending the
Medical College.
Misses Mary y. and Ellie Goode. of
| Washington. D. c.. are visiting Mrs. i
a. Coleman in Client.
Detective ileppel has recovered two
coops of chickens stolen from J. II.
| Briggs. Commercial Place.
Nh Darcy Magce. formerly of Nor
1
| itinE his parents i'm Norfolk
| Miss Maria l.. Bain. who i attending
81. Mary's School. Raleigh, y. c.. has
returned home 10 spend the Xmas hol.
| days.
y marriage license was granted YES
| ierday to Peter \. Kaiser and Annie e.
Baker, the ceremony 10 take place on
the 10Th.
Mr. Charlie Richardson. son of Mr.
T. y. Richardson. now of New York. is
in the city 20 spend the holidays with
his parents.
The fire laddies return thanks to
Messrs. w. w. Dey and W. J.. Baker
70: money advanced 10 buy their
Christmas gifts.
Messrs. Patrick J. Davis and Roy
May, VINO have been attending Rock
lin College, have returned home 10
| spend che holidays
MI ana Mrs. Ephraim Spa!ding. of
Cambridge. Mass are spending a few
Gays OF their honeymoon with Judge
Edward Spalding. Park avenue.
Mr. Thomas Il. Marshall and Miss
Ellie ). Briggs. both of Windsor. Va.
were hurried at Hotel Norfolk yester-
day morning by Rev. c. w Duke.
. Mr. John l.. Lowery arrived home yes
terday afternoon from Hampdcn- Sidney
College TO spend the holidays with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas I.uwery.
James Mills, OF No. 81 Queen street.
: died suddenly i'll Cannons drug store
early yesterday morning of heart fat
urc. TG had gone to the store for medi-
cine
wagon was badly damaged yester-
day morning by one Of its wheels, getting
caught in the frog of the railroad track
nj the corner of Bank street and City
Hall avenue.
,, Miss Carrie r.. Holt. daughter of Mr..
L. Banks Holt. of Graham. N c..
reached the city last night and Is the
guest of DR.. and Mrs. NJ. b. Wharton,
PHI York street
~ lady shopper had a narrow escape
from serious injury yesterday. ahe fell
through an open cellar door at Bank
and Main streets. but, strange to saw.
sustained no hurt whatever.
Thursday night two coops OF chickens
We're stolen from Grocer j. X. Briggs.
in Commercial Place, which were found
in the cookshop of Wash. Ryan, in
Avon street. Ryan was locked up.
The Norfolk. Willoughby spit and
Old Point route Will be opened up next
week-on Monday. it IS thought The
steamer Granite City. which is to arrive
here on Saturday from New Jersey. Will
ply between the Spit and Old Point.
This weeks New York Clipper SAYS
that Bennctto and Rett's contortion act
is proving big feature with Harry w.
Williams own Company. Mr. Rennctto
was horn in Norfolk ana lived here
until a few years ago. when he took TO
the stage.
Mr.. T. Kev!ll Doherty, private secre-
tary of Minister Foster. of the Agrcul-
ltural Department of Canada. is on n
brief visit to his uncle. Capt Thomas
kev!n Minister Foster has been IN
| Washington for the past week, confer
ring with Secretary Morton.
Rev Father McTammany, the ,raa
surer of Georgetown College. was in :he
city from Wednesday evening 10 Fri
day morning. the CUES; OF Rev. Fare
Wilson, of the CHURCH of the sac al
) Heart He Will be back to complete his
; visit on Saturday next or Sunday.
Chief Ryan is in receipt of L. ter of
thanks. and which had enclosed So
from Mr.. John w. Gibbs, secretary OF
the Albemarle and Chesapeake Canal
Towing Company. for valuable service
az Campostella Bridge November 2rd
when the tug Virginia was pl;t!ally
burned The Chief vii! give the thank,
to the boys and the money for bencvo-
lent purposes.