The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-30
CITY NEWS in BRIEF.
Matters Of Small Moment About ths, City
Very Briefly ChronlcIed.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS NOTES
"A Full and Concise Record OF the
Minor Events Of n Growing Sea-
port. City Laid Bare 20 the Many
Readers of the Newsiost OF Nor
folk Papers.

Major r. c. Taylor is In Wytheville.
Va.
MIR. III. H. Rumble has returned from
New York
Several excursions arrived here Sun.
day from Richmond
Kew. Byron Han,ahan spoke ut the
Union Mission last night
ME- John p Jackson has returned from
q two weeks VISIT 10 Danvllc.
Nowitzkey's Monthly for June has
been received. 1, is. as usual. interest
ing and spicy.
Rev. w. d. Buckner. of Norfolk,
preached at old ST. Pauls Episcopal
Church Sunday
Kew. y. b. Dunaway, ID. D., pastor OF
the Churchlani Baptist Church, was In
the city yesterday.
Inere is considerable complaint on
East Main street because of garbage left
standing on the sidewalk
Postmaster Degse has secured another
daily mail between Norfolk and Ocean
View and points along that road.
Beginning next Sunday night. Rev.
DR.. Wharton will begin u series of SER
mons on Popular Sins of the Day."
MISS Lizzie Lawrence. for twenty years
a Baptist missionary in China, is visit
Ing Mr.. u. b. Caps, TO TunsLall ave
nue..
W!ll!am Payne, colored. was arrested
by Officer Wade yesterday. charged wath
threatening ito xiii Capt. j. S. Watson
He was locked up
a washout on the A. and ID railroad
Sunday delayed an excursion train from
DanNille until yesterday morning 1t
was due here Sunday
James Harris and Willie Smith. color.
ed bootblacks. We're captured while
shooting craps In the postoilice yard YES.
terday and locked up.
Among the graduates of the Virginia
Theological Seminary this gumme. were
| Messrs, ], S. Alfriend, w. ID. Buckner
and r. S. Lemosey, Norfolk boys.
me bicyclists who will make the rur
| to Richmond Wednesday held a meet
Ing last night at the rooms OF the Cycl,
Club. and completed arrangements fol-
| the trip
On account of the rain the meeting OF
| The BaptiSt Sunday School Associa or
and Underwater Christian EndeayoI
Union, announced for Sunday afternoon
were postponed.
Captain Jenny, of the Old Dominion
Steamship Wyanoke whose license wa.
revoked by the local steamboat ingpec
tors a few days ago, will appeal to IN,
Supervising Inspector
The Baptist Ministers Conference O,
| TINS section mat at Naep Creek YESTERDAY
| instead of in this city The minister,
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of Rev. Mr.. Harris. Of Deep Creek.
Dr. l.. Landlord, at the next meetin,
OIL the Medice,l Society. next Thursday
| VIII advocate Che use of an oblong sna
Tor bicycles. 1t is claimed that thos,
used at the present time are Injurious I,
| riders y
| The remains of Mrs. Elizabeth Spann
aged eighty-five years, arrived heue yes
| terday from Williamsburg where sh,
died Sunday The funeral took place
yesterday afternoon AT the grave il
| Elmwood, and was conducted by Rev
| w. ID. smith, of St. Peters Episcopa
! Church
MIR. III. Wertheimcr. who has associat
ca hlmself with the FaSs Furniture an(
| Carpet Company, leaves Tomorrow
tMonday) night FOR the NORTH to reuben.
| ish the stock with all the novelties OF
the season. He Will also visit the New
York Furniture Exposition, now open
where he will undoubtedly secure some
of the latest and newest novelties
The Southwest Virginia Institute. 10.
Gated at Bristol, Va.-Tenn, Is fast he.
| coming the leading institution for Young
ladies in our Southland Their faculty
uneNcelled, location and building gu.
perb. climate ideal health record unsur-
passed, pleasant Christian home. Lool,
into the school before selecting another,
See 'ad." in another column.
Mr.. +. b. Williamson and Miss T. p
Worsham, both of thu city. went 10
t'armville yesterday. and were married
by Rev. j. III. Riddick. OF that city. Mr.
Williamson is one of the clerks in the
Oid Dominion Steamship lines offices
ana the bride is popular yoSng lady
with a wide circle of friends Mr.. and
Mrs. Williamson viii be at home at No
l21 Bank stree: after July 9Th.