davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-08
THE BOARD I; OF 1rEALTH
Wants to Appoini q Hsniry Inspector
Its meeting Yesterday.

The regular weekly meeting of the
Board Of Health was held yesterday. DIR.
ltitdick, the president, occupied the
chair and the following members re-
Sponded to their names: DR.. Field. Dr.
Chiles and Dr. Mccormick: also Health
Officer Shepherd and the Inspectors
n communication asking that the
Board rescind its order requiring closets
on Calvert street to be removed was re-
ferrcd to Drs. Field and Mccormick for
further investigation. Il
The Psychological Committee report
cd progress.
The subject upon which The Board
has been cndeavoring so long to secure
action. the appointment Of Il dairy in
Spector. again came up for action, on DR..
Chi.cS' motion that the Board itself APP
point an Inspector. The secretary how
ever reported that the City Attorney.
who has been appealed to in the matter,
has not yet rendered his opinion. The
matter. therefore, went over.
The Sanitary Inspector was instructed
to investigate Il nuisance caused by
water standing in an alley way on South
Park avenue.
The Sanitary Inspectors report for the
week showed l0l nu.sances, OF which G5
have been ahatcd.
,nhe Board then, on motion adjourn
ed.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-08
We'll KNOWN In Snrtnpr

In the Washington Capital OF July stu
appears the portrait OF AIR. Sanders Ga"-
land, who is wcll-known in Norfolk.
especially in life Insurance circles. I'm
der the picture IN question appears the
statement that Mr.. Garland has writ
ten more rrolpinent men than amy I'M
dcrWriter up to date, ana ii appears that
ne has written two members Of Mt.
Mckinlcy's Cabinet and has made quite
a reputation for so young q man. He
IS. by the way. accustomed to telling
mat he IS n newspaper man, and so he
is. The writer remembers very well
when "Shannie' Garland as he was
called in Arkansas. being ambitious TO
learn the newspaper business asked his
fath D. then Senator afterwards Attor-
ncy-Genelai Of the United States to get
him position, and did So in the Office
Of the Arkansas Democrat ut LITTLE
Rock. then and now edited by Prof.
James Mitchell. They put "Shannic"
to Greasing the press. lie was clear
grit, and to the surprise Of everybody.
stuck to the job until a better one was
given TO him. und has been doing that
ever since it appears. He and his
charming wife Were in NorfoIl, on the
Fourth and spent the day here and al
Ocean View.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-08
Legal. INTELLlG GEN 6
News Of the City Courts and Of
Clerks Office Transactions,
JURY DECIDES THAT NAT SYKES is SANE
This Insanity Dodge Does Not Work
on tho Corporation Coura's sym.
pathy-NctniintorS Charge Against
MahOncy Disin issed-U United states
and Chnnccry Court Booklet.

In the Corporation Court yesterday.
Nal Sykes. the young white man who
Mas 3rrested some weeks since on tho
charge Of stealing Captain Fl. Il Sileen's
h!cycie from the Melrinac club, this
city, was placed on trial before Judge
Hanckel.
When the case was called his attor-
or insanity. Evidence was taken upo.i
THIS point and the question argued by
counsel for the prisoner and Common
"ehtth's Attorney Duncan. The jury
hdJudEed Sykes sane. they believing.
mat ms insane actions in Jail and ma.
nlacai appearance in court were all as
sunled
me jury was discharged from further
consideration OF the case. 1t now goes
over until the next term Of court II
VIII be recalled that Sykes Is wante,i
~ other places. Had he been found in
sane ne would have gone TO the asytt,,i,
md tire charge against him would have
been qMashcd.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-08
'T'0|;5SUPPOR7 CLUB IN EN-.
The Third Ward Worklngmen's Demo.
cratic Club 50 Decides.
RECOMMENDS A LIST OF DELEGATES
For selection by tho Ward Meeting
nnd They Arc ALI Members Of tho
ClHb--A Club Man Also Nominated
for tho City Executive Committee
Other Busincss Transacted.

The newly organized Third Ward
WorkinEmen's Democratic CHM hold -
meetln:; at its handsome clubhouse on
Chaiiottc street, last evening. There
was good attendance. including some
OF the most prominent Democrats in
the ward. The president, Capt. John I,
Nash, occupied the chair ana Mr.. l..
KNAPP. the secretary, s!as at his desk.
Alirr the reading OF the minutes Of
'he las; meeting five applications for
membership were read and the appli-
cantS Were admitted.
zen. T.. NJ Henry from The. com
niitsce on bY-t1ws and constitution, re-
norteN progress. and Mr.. Pitt, of the
building committee. reported that u,l,i-
'iohal funds had been raised ana ap-
oleu 10 the liquidation Of the clubs
oe'ltcdness on the building
II was decided that mt the comin.,
ward meeting the club Should recon-
mend I'VE Gifts members for selection as
ueleSatcs Ia the Roanoke convenient
me following gentlemen were dcsg
mated rs the clubs choice: Gen. y. j
| turner. Mir. w. II. SulYsGurt Mr.. Irh1s
j. Randolph. Mr.. *. Meade Osborne and
MI. iSnlcrt +. Cooke.
MT. iitt announced Il vacancy from
lie Third Ward in the City Exrcrtiye
Committee. owing to CAPTAIN T,yln,'s
appointment as Superintendent Mr.. J
| Clifton Bate was recommended for The
Cacanc:.
1t was decided to have 500 tickets
| bearing the names OF those selected by
| the Grub for delegates and Executive
Committee printed for use at the ward
| nesting.
There being 10 further business the
| ciuh. Oh motion. adjourned.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-08
4 FINE EXCURSION.
Annual MoonItGht Trip TO Ola Point
ItuU tho l'nYpx

On Friday July 10Th. at 7:i5 y. m, the
steamer PocahontaS will leave the
Southern hallway conrpnny' wharf to
carry the members and friends Of the
Young Mems Christian Association upon
the annual moonlight excursion to Old
i'nnt ana the CapcS. The committee
having the arrangements in charge have
provided choice musical programme to
DC given on the boat by the Owl Banjo
ana Mandolin Club, composed Of Alc.;srs.
n. l.. Gill. w. Is. Gil, X. T. Chapman.
Terry j. Gordon and c. j. Lalrov.
/ Alcssrs. Charles I'orjcs, vollnist; y. T..
NoerneT, pianist; Il. NJ. Rugby, baritone;
~. =. Tuprnan, tenor. and II. l}. Gordon,
fmpcrsonator. Mr.. Rugby will also play
several numbers on the euphoniuni, one
or them being a l. polka entitled Beau
tiiui Hawaii" composed by himself
while McaSrs. TUpman and Rugby will
sing q Duet and Nh Gordon Will do
some humorous lmpcrsonating. The re-
treShmcnts VIII he in charge OF aSsocia-
ton men and no cxorbitant prices will
be charged.
The steamer Will reach Old Point nj
S:ia AMI returning, leave Old Point nj
1919 street cars will meet the boa
on arrival. Tickets can be secured from
members Of the association ut D cents
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-08
Local. IsltEvITHES.
Minor Mention Of Various Matters OF
Interest.

Prof. Clowara's; big chorus; will re-
he,!rse Tonight at the Y. NJ. c. A.
Mr.. Howell Titus. OF Titusvillc Fla.
was visitor at the Cotton Exchange.
Yesterday.
Miss Gertrude Crane, OF Baltimore, Is
IN Norfolk, Visiting her uncle, MI D. G.
Bell, No. 81 falkland street
MISS Alary ROVER, of Newport News
~ spending few days with Mrs +. a.
Ecckhan. No. 276 CRANKY n;!eet.
an excursion 10 Virginia. Beach vii,
be run on the lith instant for the bcneli,
or the orphans Of ST. Ma-y's Asylum.
DIR. j. T.. Miller, of Grcenvile, s. c..
and Dr. y. G.. Rogers, Of Washington.
- G., were both registered at the a Milan
TIC Hotel yesterday.
AIRS. Andrew Carr. Mrs Charles
Capehait and Mrs. Walter Mitchell, Of
Baltimore. Md, are the guests OF Mrs
Albert Stafl. Wavcriey street
MI Richard Eastwood. WHO was;
IEtlliuiiy injured in an encounter with q
negro at the Queen street market re-
Gently. mas recovered sufficiently to be
out.
Contractor Mccarthy yesterday began
work on the wharvcs of the Norfolk
Warehouse company. Some 500 piles;
Will be driven and Pot, 900 feet OF lumber
used
W IT, ,rIlnrogood has been elected q
delegate Ito the tenth annual conyen-
''S'i - ''S Af.b'!'lftii iN'IptIbllstH lycIgue,
which meets; on the 18th instant ut De-
trot, Mich.
George Collins, colorcd, had q bull
let removed from his right hand at ST.
Vmccnt'S Hospital yesterday afternoon
He says he was shot on Queen street
Tuesday afternoon
Mr.. Pat White. who is connected with
railroad leading out Of Kansas City
IS visiting friends In this city. Mr.
White ia 4 native of Norfolk, and Went
South shortly after the war and then
| removed to the West
The new Government building. to be
| erected at this place. will be the frs.
Federal structure TO be built under the
new law. allowing architects, other thar
Those employed by the Government, tt
| submit plans and specifications.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-08
Among our tott,,, Mo,

In Texas and the Southwest dry
weather prevails With excessive heat.
ARKANSAS reports average maximum
temperatures Of 102 degrees.
English ConSolS yesterday 1l2 11-1Gd.
Spot cotton in Liverpool declined l-3ol.
sales. 10000 bales. The contract market
closed steady at to PIG points decline.
Inc contract market in New York yes
terday advanced 4 TO points and closed
steady. August, IA to 7.i5; October, I'll
to 1.12; january, 7.13 10 iii
The demand for spot cotton In New
ork continues Very good. Sales ycster-
day We're S.712 bales. Market steady at
7Mc. for middling.
New Orleans market advanced : points
on August contracts closing at %.
United States port receipts yesterday
were lo32 bales, against ,134 bales last
year and S5S bales in 1895.
Agricultural Bureau report Will be is
sued at II O'Clock next Saturday.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-08
TARIFF: BILL PASSED
Concluded from, First Pages


s
recognized the gentleman from Maine.
NJ. Dlngiey Immediately moved an adj
l,t'irhment. The Democrats hGwlcd with
delight.
th"ns,!lt The Chair had recognized
me-" said AIR McM!llin
Tie Chair recognized the gentleman
lrHm Maine and he moved TO adjourn, .
rcpiiea the Speaker handy
Il thought Che sen ti"nian from Maine
mad been moved Ia move an adjourn
ment continued. Aii. McAiillin, who
then appealed 20 Nit Diunlcy not 20 in
SiSt upun his motion Hut Nh pinglcy
declined tn Withdraw it and the vote on
his motion was taken by yeas and nays
Oh The demand Of Mir. MGAiilln, who
said he desired 10 place the enemies Of
Cuba on record.
iNhe motion WAS cairicd--13! 10 104--
ard at 1910 y. IN the House adjourned
ullll Tomorrow
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-08
pnIic" <o,i-t.

Joln y. MIhoney WAS arr'ni"ned on
The charge OF selling liquor on SUNDAY
III % negroes club on Reds lane. The
charge WAS brought by Il. A. jaime.
VINO employed counsel TO prosecute il.
1t could not be slibstantiated. however.
ana the' defendant was dismissed K
now appears that some weeks ago Ma
money appeared as Il witness against
James III a case OF cruelty to animals.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-08
DAILY SERVICE ON sAMEs RIVER
Steamer Ariel to Rum in Coniuction
with the EOcnh0ntnS.

The Virginia Navigation Company has
arranged for n daily service between
Richmond and Norfolk. instead OF tri-
weekly as heretofore, and the new
schedule will go into effect uo-nay.
Tho P0cahontas will continue 10 leave
Richmond every Monday. "Wednesday
and Friday, and the Ariel. which has
been nicely titted UP, will run in con-
junction with her. sailing from Rich
mond every Tuesday, Thursday ana
Saturday. The Ariel Will leave Rich
mond at 1870 4. m. on her sailing days
making the trip to Norfolk in eleven
hours. but in order to accommodate those
of her passengers who dislike carly rs-
ing. her state -roomS Will be opened the
evening before she sails
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-08
Law ana Chaaccry co.rt.

BEFORE Judge w. r. Martin, presiding
in the Court of Law and Chanccry. YES
to-day, Il motion for a new trial in the
case Of f. NJ. Peed &, Son VS.. the CITY
Ma t!onM bank, was argued and over
ruicI. y jury tried the case last
week. finding for tic plaintiff and
awarding SO! % damages
William Bruce vs.. Willcughby Sprt
Hotel and Cottage company. Judgment
for $3.50 with interest from October 81.
1895.
James T.. Williams VS.. the Same.
Judgment for 5000 with interest from
October Sd. 1925
Lillian l.. Williams VS.. the same.
Judgment for 1926 with interest from,
October Sd 1893.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-08
AssAlrs.TED TUE OFFICER.
PoliccInun VESTS Trouble with IL He
iruct0ry Prisoner,

o!hcer West was assaulted by Il pris-
oner while he was telephoninE head
quarters 'for the patrol wagon at the
corner OF Church and Union streets,
tlhout 9"0 o'clock last night. lie had
arrested w. G. Rouse, white, for drunk
enncSs. and as he bent over the tele-
phone his prisoner dealt him two heavy
blows about 'thc head. Mr.. West was
not 1nconvenienced, and landed his man
safely at the station house, where he
was locked up. y friend OF Rouse's,
James Mcdonald. was also arrested for
interfering With the arrest
Sam Goldste!n was arrested last night
for carrying Il pistol
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-08
"A COOP SHOWING.
Exhibited in the Monthly Statement
of the y. a W. Il. IL.

The statement Of earnings and ex-
pcnses Of the Norfolk and Western rail
way for May, 1897, shows the following
interesting figures: Total carni',sT', $S97,-
77l.03. against 1910, 13S is for the saame pc
Rod last year; total expenses, $6SS, ABS S6,
against SITS. l3a.G1 for he same period
last year. Net earnings. 500 ,332 II
against $l62G02.51 for May, 1896, an in
crease of 47.329.GO.
Net earnings for eight months endins
May 81, 1897, S1,a39, $3.50. against $1.56l,-
HOPS for the same period q wear ago
an increase OF 1871 ,S97.9S.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-08
Died Away from sro,,,o

Mrs. Bertha Sterling. of Northamrton
county. who was visiting Mrs. Knight,
NO: IL Fort street. died at her friends
residence yesterday morning. She was
only "A years of age and leaves a nus
band and three children. Hcr body was
forwarded to her home for interment
via the New York, Philadelphia and
NOrfolk railway Yesterday a ftcrnnou
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-08
niagara Falls and netur. 81,

.I The first Mia CARA Falls excursion OF
1.-THE season will leave Norfolk TUES
s:DAY. JULY 9Th. via Washington steam
Ser at 6:lO p. m, making connection at
E3Washington with the Baltimore and
GsChio railroad for Niagara Falls direct
z via Pittsburg, crossing the Allegheny
ffMountains by daylight. Fare from Nor
folk. $1,000 for the round trip. For full
SDarticularS apply to ARTHUR G.
SsLENVIS. Southern Passenger Agent
c under Atlantic hotel. ju2G-9t ;,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-08
ROBBED HIS WIFE.
DOnOhue Charged with TnltiH. Her
Money on the Streets.

e. S. Donohuc is' locked mp at police
headquarters charged With highway
robbery. !. is alleged hat his own wife
Is the victim. Some months ago Dono-
hue and his wife separated and last
night about O'Clock, he met Mrs. Don
ohue near the Norfolk and Western
railway IN Rrambcton Ward, and de-
manded her money. She refused TO give
It to him. whereupon, 1t IS charged that
he seized her and took her money from
her. Later he was arrested by Detective
SnOWdcn,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-08
Southampton cotton Bloom,

Three handsome cotton blooms were
sent to the Cotton Exchange yesterday,
which were gathered on the 9Th instant
uDon the farm OF Mr.. n. J. Pope, in
Southampton county, Va. Mr.. Pope is
Of the we'll known cotton brok cragc firm
Of Cobb. Bros. e. Co. The present in
dications are that Southampton's cotton
crop is dom. we'll
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-08
pnbiicntion. Received.

THE OUTLOOK.-Th July magazine
number Of the Outlook Is rOmcWha; or q
Geneva number, for it publishes two IL
Illustrated articles which have THAI Swiss
city as a subject The number also in
cludcs one OF the best short stories from
the pen OF Professor Brander Matthews.
There arc other good stories TOO, and
the regular departments OF the paper.
Cooks and Authors" "Thc Religious
World" Little Folks" 1.-THE Home
Club" etc, are as much in evidence as
in the regular weekly issues Price SO
year. The Outlook Company, IS As,or
Place, New York
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-08
Funeral Of Mr. w. Is. Shcppcru.

MI w i. Shepherd ono Of the clerks
OF the Southern railway at Pinncr's
FONT. died ut St. Nirccnts Hospital
ih!s city. Tuesday afternoon in the 43d
year OF his age. The remains were sent
10 his home in Richmond for irtnr
ment yesterday morning
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-08
SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

Aliens Foot Ease. powder for the feet
il cures rainfui, swollen. smartinG feet
and Instantly takes the sling on, Of corns
ana bnnionS. It's the greatest comfort
discovery Of the age. Aliens i'oot-E;asc
makes Il tight-itting or new shoes feel
easy. 1t Is Il certain cure for sweating,
Gallons and hot. tired, aching feet. Try
ii to-day. Sold by all druggists and shoe
stores BY mail for 2ac In stamps. Trial
package FREE. Address ALLEN O..
OlM STED, lie Roy, n. Y.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-08
Bicycle Kun saturday.

Saturday afternoon next fifteen Of the
NEWPORT News Y. NJ. G. y. wheelmcn
VIII come to this city and join as many
"hcciinan Of the Norfolk Association in
q run TO the City Water Works. On the
return to Norfolk lunch will be served
at the association rooms
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-08
Tnifc,I Stntcs To,,,t

Judge w. II. Brawlcy, presiding in
The United States Court Yesterday. was
engaged hearing the admiralty case Of
John y. Mills VS.. the schooner j. G. Cliff
iord me case was taken under advise
incnt The suit was brought to recover
damages received in a collision.
Ihc case OF Charles C.r:ug VS.. the
Aibcnm!,c and Chesapeake Canal com
DanF mas been removed from the CITY
Circuit Court 10 the United States Court
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-08
Arrnll.tn. :tp;trr!n" Tour.

New York, July 7.-Robcri TitZsim-
mons ana John J.. Sullivan are arrang
ing n tour of the large Eastern cities,
in which they will appear III friendly
SlalNnG contests.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-08
4 HE Excursion.

h1r. j.. j. FcrguSSon's business mems
excursion from GoldsborO will be here on
Tuesday next about ]. 200 strong The
party will take in all the necessary re-
sorts and perhaps the Wilson, n. c.,
baseball team will play the Olympics
one or two games.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-08
IT IS No EX|GGaERRTI0U.
MY Treatment is the Best. II Cures
il a Cure is Possible. II Does
Good in Every Case.
Here is q Case Of Dry Catarrh. the
Most lntrac!able Form Of Ali
Catarrhal Affections.

Mr.. I. G.. Corcorau suffered with Gry
thrSat. feeling rs il nc were going to
I;iint: ringing in the cars, &c. lie saws:
-NlcE iNC GEARS u severe pain and Sllf-
icri,iE from Caiar,h OF head ana throat,
ana HAVING spent much money for ncdi-
clnrS. ana having been treated by several
PHYSICIANS without success, | saw Your
advertisements and concluded to Try YOU
have ben Very greatly benefited lnt; re-
ltcNed The ringing in the ears still an
nryS me some, but is nothing like rs bad
as II used to be.
J. G.. CORCORAN,
lunbCrt's Font, Va.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-08
FOR RENT
w. II. III. Trice & Co.,
Real Estate and Rental Agents, Corner
Bank and Plum, streets.
FOR RENT.

hi FOR RENT.
y. REsIDENcEs:ss Duke. IS Riley, 800
York ST.. S25 Chanel, St, - Wake. %o7
Church, Il Cottage Place, l21 Falkland St
2SS and 317 CRANKY St, is and - Arlington
d Place. 81 JIolt, IT, Riley, 1913 Malthy ave,
S15 CRANKY, lilo Mariner, 49, Kelly ave.
E1 TORES:-Commcrcinl Place 3S6 Main,
ISL Main. 252-4-6 Water, 537 Church, 81
1 Commerce. Hotel q ana % Talbot St, q
md Y Talbot, 81 Bank, 2l5, 2l7 and ol9
Church. brick warehouse Roanoke Dock,
6ad Church. 81 Queen. 5S5 Main. 1Gi Bank.
ST.. CRANKY.
4 1FIATs:-412 Church. sci Church, "a,
Church G ia Rank, 3s4 Main St. $50 Church
I'll Fenchurch ST., so Bank ST
Main ST.. 2I1 Main St, lot
!. in rear 1SS Church ST., office IN City Ma
fional Bank building, Atlantic st
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-08
Dnncinw nj pccn,, y,o

Il large number OF young people en-
53oyed The dancing at the Ocean View
hotel ball room last night Prof. Bel
ieZza. who Is In charge, will give grand
soiree Tomorrow night and extends an
Invitation to his former pupils to attend,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-08
prNpcrtY Trn:,strrs.

$. NJ. Elliott to William l.. White
hurst, property on Bramhleton avcnua
near Reservoir avenue. So. 100.
Mrs. John G. F'entrcss to Edward
1gts, property No. 27l Queen street.
s., 600
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-08
MINOR CASES.

ophelia Gray. colored, larceny of 81 90.
the property OF Ida Lloyd coorel; two
months IN all.
Joe Bright. colorcd. larceny OF five
empty barrels, the property OF the Para
GHn Oil and CfaSolcne company: thirty
days in jail. Appealed TO the Corpora
ton Court.
Mamie Reed. cnored. drunkenness
and discrdcrly conduct; fined 81.
stony HlOunt, drunkenness and uisOr-
derby conduct: fined $3.50
joseph Beskin, cruelty to a horse:
lined Sll. Appealed to the Corporation
Court, and tho defendant haiied in the
sum of $50. with NJ. Fitzgerald. surety
John Parker, nSsaultng Josie Col
Inns: continued till to-day, ana the de-
PENDANT bailcd
Il. \. Perry, colorcd. keeping open his
place at the corner OF Cumberland and
Nicholson streets and selling liquor on
Sunday; dismissed.
oslo Wasscrlnan, assault; fined ST.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-08
TO-pAY'S pR0CRAu,Jr

Judge r. 4, lTarrar, Of Amelia county.
Va, one OF the most noted lecturers: in
the South, Will lecture on Lights and
Shadows. or the Story of Il Life one Of
the most charming and beautiful pieces
OF word painting ana mixtures Of
pathoS and hum0r that will be enjoyed
here for long time.
DIR Thomas II. IDinsmorc cntcrtains
insirucs and up!ftS al who hear HIM
The Rev. +. r.. Vincent. y. D.
These who have laughed and cried
for iWcnty-cig!t years over his vii and
pathos are Yet eager to hear them.''--
Religions Herald
The Academy Of Music should be filed
from pit 10 dome 10 see the Rev. \. c..
Rogers famous stcrcOplicun spectacle
Of Ben Iiur." There will be 145 views.
accompanied by a lecture containing
an cpitomc of the famous story
Fif.y representations OF this beautiful
story given in the city OF Washington
during tho past season TO crowded
houses.
"'rhc church was crowded to the
doors ana many people We're turned
away. those who succeeded in obtain
lng seats being treated to one Of the
most enjoyable lectures that has ever
been given III that edticc. The lecture
Is an ahridgemcnt 10 the book Zen
iiur,' the most thrilling and Interesting
points being illustrated by handsome
Stcrcnpticon ws."-iIvenng Star,
Washington, d. G.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-08
NOTICE.

| wish To inform my friends and tho pub
lie in general that have no further con
hectic with s. Bachrack e Bro. my
former employer, and am now connected
with ]. Bennett d Bro. new No. 10
Thanking YOU for I he past and hoping
for n continuance Of your patronage ! re-
jys-1t SAM ROSE
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-08

The Red Lion Hotel. Ardmorc, Pa.
has been licensed since lT9S ana is about
entering into it's one hundrcdth year of
continuous service as a public house