The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-25
The UNDERGRADUATES.
Less Important Happenings of Yesterday &C.
corded IAsntOn In a Few Lines.
A BRIEF DOCKET IN THE MAYORS COURT
Quickly Disposcs, OF by His Honor
Bad Condition OF scott Greek
Bridge improvements I'm Park
View Marriage on tho twenty.
Manifestation by a Dog.

Mr.. john T. Brady 10 again able to
be out on the street.
There will be two private p.cnics at
Port Norfolk next week.
Mr.. Geo. p. Daugherty died a. noon
YESTERDAY Notice of funeral later.
In another column, a dug s;orst is adj
wertised for sale cheap. See the adv.
Miss Sadie Hoofnagle is visiting Miss
Mamie Bunting on Western Branch.
Mrs James Williams and daughter
have gone to Mathews county on visit.
Rev Ny. Crane will deliver lee
ture at Kim hall on Wednesday, July
20.
A small colored boy was arrested who
Is considered u nuisance and was locked
VIM. Morgan was locked up in the
county Jail last night for stealing po-
tatoes.
Rev. J. T. Bosnian has gone to the
Eastern Shore OF Virginia 10 visit his
family.
Mr. c. w. Hudgins and family are i'm
proving very much in the mountains Of
Virginia
The trial of three negro murderers
In Norfolk county has been set for the
Goth inst.
Miss kate Burkett. of Scot,zville, left
yesterday for Gates county, \. c., to
visit friends.
Mr.. Frank Beverly, secretary of the
Y. NJ. c. A, in this city, left last night
for Raleigh, n. c.
The Scott creek bridge on the city side
is in terrible condition. 1t should be
attended to at once.
Mrs. p. l.. Casey and children have re-
turned from Virginia Beach after spend
ing two weeks there.
Mrs. Shane, of County street. accom-
panied by her daughter, have gone. TO
Mays Head OH visit
Mrs. Maggie McDonough, of Brooklyn,
n. Y, is visiting her sister. Mrs. s. f
Casey, on Henry street.
Jno. Thompson was locked up in the
county jail for attempting TO kill a
woman at Chu, chland
a negro woman was arraigned yes
terday afternoon in the Mayors court
for cruelty to her children
1t is rumored that 4 South Middle
street yooung man will be married next
week at Presbyterian church
The dredges for the deepening and
widening of the canal have arrived and
will be put to work right away.
There was a regular scrappinc match
at West Norfolk Thursday afternoon
between number of negro women.
Mr.. w. b. Johnson accompanied by
Rev MIR. Mitchell and Mr. Mitchell.
father-in-law, spent yesterday at Ocean
View
Mrs ]. w. Truitt left yesterday morn
ing via S. y. L. for the mountains of
Month Carolina. where she will spend
the summer.
Street Inspector Wood had some men
in Park View yesterday filing up holes
and draining some of the bitches. as d.
rected by the Council
~ meeting of the Portsmouth straet
railroad will shortly be held. a new
president will be elected and the future
of the road will be mapped out.
Mr.. John Thompson. of Na:hvjlIc
Tenn. who has been spending some
4 al ,nt, 4
yesterday, much pleased with his trin
Cards are out 20. the marriage of Mis-
Addie V. Abbott to Mr. F.. w. Cherry
the ceremony TO take place on Wednas'
day, July %. AT Central NJ. L. Church - ,
8 D. m.
The announcement through the nansrs
yesterday of the death of Air " =,
Morris a his hons on Freemason straat
in Norfolk, Thursday night was rece;vod
with deep regret. Mr.. Morris livad -,