The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-26
AFFAIRS \. { S I'm G ENERAL.
sueeInc' sta'ts4n1@3gt Of News Events, Strip
ped Of. MUCH of the Details.
YESTERDAYS, NEWS BRIEFLY RECORDED
Short Paragraphs Personal ana
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of Events ln.
tercstfng to Every fscnler--'ropfcs
discussed Ola tho StrccIs ana in
Offices and Homes,

Offices nrd Homes.
The Bijou will open next week.
Inc Linn case Will come up Oh Monday.
There is plenty Of thunder, but very
little rain.
There was not Il dog left in the pen
last night
The Odd Fellows will have a celcbra
ton shortly
There is heavy travel over the differ.
ent roads now.
The nights are beautiful for IL row or
sail on the water
Some few men have been called back
III the navy-yard
The Hastings Court has taken a little
rest for a few DAYS
he city waiter is getting back to its
natural taste and color.
The ferry employees are getting up az
excursion for their benefit:
a we'll known city official will be mar
rled the early part Of July.
Miss Clara Duncan. OF Raleigh, N
e., is visiting friends in the city
president Hoffman, Of tho SscnDoard
Ar Line was in the city yesterday.
MI. H. T.. Glassctt has rebuilt and
VIII move in his new home next week.
GRIMES Battery are dispoSing of quite
u number Of tickets fol. their excursion.
The storm at Old Point and Ocean
View was very severe Thursday night
An application will be made under a
writ OF habeas corpus for bail for Boone,
Ihc Scaboard Air Line lis carrying
quite Il number of passengers to Nash
Vile.
An aged colored man was overcome
with the heat yesterday, and came near
dying.
Two bicyclists collidcd last night at
the corner OF Dinwiddie and High
streets.
The relief committee appointed for the
business
The Mayors Court was crowded all
DAY yesterday, Notwithstanding the in
tense heat.
The Jr. O. U. a. Nj. Will give an OK.
cursion next week to Claremont to the
flag raising
Jack Mart, the seaboard Air Line
detective, is wanted His Whereabouts
is unknown.
me Hospital Park was well patronizeu
yesterday. Quite a number or persons
go out daily
Mrs Weathcrs had quite IL number of
trends down to the train last night
TO see her Off
Court street and South street Ban.
list Sunday schools will .,uvc their
DicnicS next week
TWO negro men had Il Scrapping mat oh
last night on the old Jail corner. Neither
was very badly hurt
The dog chtchers could make much
larger hauls If they would make n trjn
at night once in IL while
Miss Lillian Hamilton and Miss Mabel
Hawkins will so TO Richmond on Mon
day to spend q few weeks
MISS l.. Power. OF North Carolina, is
visiting her sister. Mrs. l.. II. Pearson
on North Dnwiddic street.
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position or county constable now that
he has secured 4 liquor license.
IF the present hor weather continues
all those who can will soon be searching
Tor much more pleasant quarters.
The Portsmouth street railroad has
bought the poles that was intended for
The road under the former company.
This is not the kind OF weather to
worry or fret. Keep cool. and don't get
bothered or you may be overcome with
the heat
The funeral Of Captain David Boush
will take place this afternoon at {
O'Clock from his late residence, No. 300
County street
The Board OF Supervisors will hold q
called meeting to-day TO hear application
from the street railroad for the use OF
certain streets
The industrial car on the Seabonrd
Air Line and the employees left last night
Tor Boyk!ns, where they will remain
until Monday night.
1t is thought that neither Cooke nor
Glover's case will ever come lIp for trial
The only evidence to amount TO any
thing; against them is CriSlnOnd'S
Dr. l.. y. BiliSoly says the Nashville
Exposition is way ahead or the Atlanta
one. He says that it comes near TO
the Worlds Fair only on I, small scale
y well known bicycle rider thinks he
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