The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-25
AFFAIRS IN GENERAL
Succlnct Statement Of News Events, Strip.
ped Of Much Of The Details.
YESTERDAYS NEWS BRIEFLY RECORDED
short Paragraphs personnI ana
observation-disclosures OF Events lii.
tercstins 10 Every Tsendcr-Eopies
discussed ora tho StrccIs ana III
Offices and Homes.
July goes out this week.

deStefuay was pay DAY Ut the navy
yard.
There is. considerable typhoid fever in
the city.
Mr.. Sol. Barclay is i'll at his home in
Park View. u
There was nothing done in the Hust-
ings Court yesterday.
Miss Channel, Of Franklin left for
her home yesterday.
There are no excursions announced
Tor this week so FAR.
Grimes Battery willSbreak camp Mon
daF and return home.
Inere was as much dust flying yes
terday as If 1t never had rayned.
There will be no services at the Y.
NJ. 9. ~. rooms this afternoon
Ihere are more soft crabs this sea-
son than ever was known before.
Miss Georgia Campbell, of Peters
ourg. is In the city visiting friends.
II you want to hear, all the news read
The Virginian, and you will find it,
Two car load Of ties for the Ports
mouth street railroad arrived yesterday.
There Will be an excursion from Lew
iston on Monday via Seaboard Air Lne
A license was issued yesterday TO
Harry Robinson to wed Rebecca Rcshf-
Sky.
The orphans Of ST. Nrary's Asylum in
Norfolk will picnic at Port Norfolk next
week.
The owner of a cow was made to pay
81 yesterday for allowing her to run at
large.
Mr.. J. S. Crawford left yesterday for
the North. He will be gone about ten
days.
Justice Ainsworth Will have all the
clerks who work OH the railroad to-day
pulled.
There will be {. irregular exodus Of peo-
pie from the city next week to the
country.
The delegates to the District Convcn-
tlon in Hampton will leave Monday af-
ternoon.
Mrs. John Luke has gone TO Nanse-
mond county TO spend month with
relatives.
The morning train on the Se;Lboard
time yesterday.
Attention is called to change Of adj
vertisement OF Maurice Brandt & Co in
another column
Justice Sykes. is slowly recovering
from his recent sickness, but he is
quite feeble yet
Mr. Wainwright, Of the firm Of VAIN,
wright & Sons, Will leave tomorrow
for a Northern tour.
Misses Eleanor and Keturah Kelly,
Of Baltimore, arc visiting Mrs. Spras
ms, OIL South street
Mrs. John Frank Hodges is quite sick
at her husbands residence, on Green
street. near County
The Rev. r. a. Compton arrived in
the city yesterday. He will preach for
the Rev. Mr.. Ray to-day.
There is 4 gang that goes around the
streets nights with n flute and 4 mouth
narD making night h!decus
The Board of Supervisors will have
the first meeting OF the year Monday
at y m. at the court house
Mr. James n. Borum ana wife return
ed Friday from Mathews county, where
they had been for three weeks
The paving of South street will he
commenced on Monday. so It Is said
The public are getting very impatient
Chns. Britt was yesterday discharged
from custody. his term of SIX months
fol assault and battery having exi,ircl
MISS Bessie Humphreys, an cmp!oye
or the cotton factory. had her foot ba div
mashed by piece Of steel falling on if
There were three diso,ucrly cases in
the Mayors Court yesterday. Two wore
fined So each and the other was Gn,d
81
The residents of South street, who IN
reno taking water or running sewers
Snou!d be required to have them run 70
the curb stone now, so that when thn1-
need lhenl the street would not haya