The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-16

and told her where 1t came from but
the next day he took it back. The case
viii be heard to-tlay.
| Miss Maggie Parker, Of Baltimore, is
IN the city on visit.
| The Sunday school at Olive Branch
p'cnlced ar Ocenr. View yesterday
Miss Ernestine Dew. OF PSrk View, left
Saturday evening Tor q visit to friends
III Philadelphia.
| Miss Eta Ferebee H.lstead, OF Hen
derson, n. c., is Visiting, al Mr.. +. w.
Cherry's In Park View.
The Park View Epworth League Will
conduct the services at the Port Norfolk
| pavilion Sunday afternoon.
| party OF young men caught an i'm
mense lot Of fish at Port Norfolk yes
te:d2E afternoon In q few hours.
MI. Charles b. Lash has returned
from Milwaukee, whore he went to at
tend meeting OF the Grand Lodge e.
2. O. Elks
There will be large excursion in
here on August 18th. which il is said
Will be larger than the one that came
on Tuesday.
Misses Ruth Hughes and Sallie Rob-
lnson. who have been visiting Hiss Mel
lie West, IN Clifford street, have retuyn-
ed 10 their hong In Raleigh, n. C.
Mis' Alice James, OF City Point, and
Miss Emma Brown, OF Richmond. Va,
are visiting Miss May Robertson at
The Fins" South street extended
The will Of Miss Matte Blamire was
admitted 10 record yesterday. Judge
L. K. Watts qualified rs executor under
bond OF $4,000 without any security
NJ A. Crockin. furniture dealer, WAS
fined 50 IN the Mayors Court yesterday
Tor invading house and taking a stove
out that he had sold on the instalment
plan. He took an appeal
"a ri
well attended In all except the Third
and Fourth Wards the delegates to the
Roanoke convention will act us dele
gates to the Senatorial cOnven lion
The Port NofOlk cars will begin this
morning running down Middle stree: to
High instead of down London to Water
BY tonight they will 20 as far as the
corner or Clifford and Washington
streets
The warrant which Mr. Mulvey claim.
cd was never served was served late
yesterday afternoon, and the case was
dismissed for want OF evidence. The par
" who made the complaint TO the oni-
Ger failed to put in appearance.
The Portsmouth Stars trade issue pre-
scented neat, tidy appearance, and was
full Of valuable informa ton. 1t con-
tanned the Photographs Of Il number OF
prominent gentlemen in the community
and short sketches OF Their lives.
An aged colorcd man named John
Wilson, who Is about 100 years old, was
taken with fl in the street Yesterday
Old Uncle John, as he Is commonly
known, was wood-sawycr long before
the war. lie is known by almost every
white person Of any age In the city
While az Ocean View on Tuesday Col
onel Is. r. Griffin had a fall while lcuv-
ing fishing boat and sustained mum
| Der OF bad bruises that will keep him
confined to his residence for several
days. He was brought home after the
accident, and - being attended BY DR.
a. a. l3ilisoly
Inc FrSinian's representative had
quite number OF callers yesterday, who
ing seen the amount OF lOca! in the
paper TO all such we arc happy to
say we are still blessed with good
health. An apology for the local IS
made elsewhere
The Portsmouth Cirays met a. the no-
tel Portsmouth last night After The
business OF he cvcnin;; had been dis
pcEed Of the meeting waa adjourned un-
III next Wednesdly hight At $50 o'clock
Al! VINO were members Of The Gtaya w
20 1885 are earnestly reuucsed to attend
the next meeting OF the company
The ju!y in the casn Of George Wash
inSton Johnston against the Port Nor
folk electric road rendered 4 verdict for
johns ION for $50. The road f.st gave
notice that il would make application
for 4 new t.ial. but aftcrward. with
drew The same thinking that i, would
be better 10 Pay i; than to so through
| the same thing again.
The picture representing what ST..
Pauis Catholic church will be when
completed is on exhibition in Or. a. L..
l5l!solyS store window. 1t will be q