The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-12
LOCALBatEy1TIES.
Minor Nontion ~ Various Matters o,
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@ Interest.
The schooner Sarah Il. Putnam is on
Seeds ways for repairs
Inc new uniforms Of the First Ameri-
can Guards have arrived.
Several students OF the Georgetown
University were in the city yesterday
The new electric lighting plant III the
Old Dominion wharf is now III running
order.
me examinations at the High School
conmenced yesterday. preparatory TO
closing.
Mr.. w. r. Loughran left last night
Via Bay Line steamer to visit Mr. H. b.
Clar. OF Columbia. Pa.
The students OF st. Mary's Male Acad-
envy enjoyed their annual trip to the
country Thursday.
Captain Nat Burruss is In New York.
He has been there about a week and Is
expected home next week.
Messrs. II. d. Ollcr. II. Dodgson and
Josph Wallworth, OF Philadelphia, regis
tered ut the Cotton Exchange yester-
day.
The Fourth Virginia regiment will
leave for Nashville tonight via the Sea-
board Air Line.
The Frances Barnes VS. conducted
services last night at the Union Mission.
Mr.. Landlord spoke
a large number Of berry crates manu-
featured here are being shipped to
Northern points daily.
The cruiser New York, which left Bos-
ton last evening, will arrive in Hampton
Roads either to-day or tomorrow
Or. Southgate Leigh, who has been
dangerously i'll for some days, was re-
ported to be doing we'll yesterday after
noon.
Miss Lillian Holt. n charming young
lady Of Smithfield, Va, Is the guest Of
Mrs. g. r. Jordan, No 108 Charlotte
street.
Mr.. Jacob Hecht left last night for
a meeting Of the Free Sons Of Israel on
June 18th,
CITY Gauger George Holland has re-
turned from a ten-day's visit to C,hica
go. and leaves tonight for the Nashville
Exposition.
Messrs. J. T. Jones & Son will sell to-
oay AT II a. m. at the corner Of Bank
good order
MISS Lillian Rawls, Of Drivers, Nan
semond county. Is visiting the family of
Mr. j. b. ernest, No. rs Hamilton ave
nue., Client
a party Of Y. NJ. c. A. wheelmen go
TO newport News this afternoon to join
the 7. NJ G. a. wheelmen there in q
run to Old Point.
The engine Thomas Kevill, of the Fire
recruitment, which has recently been
oEeInauled, was given Il successful test
yesterday on the water front.
The Hon. W. J. Bryan, who opens the
Cnautauqua by the Sea" in this city
next monday night, will arrive here
mat morning on the Washington steam
err.
rev w. j. Young. D. D., leaves this
morning for Ashland, where he will on
Sunday deliver the bactalaureate scr.
mon before the students Of Randolph
Macon College.
me services ut the Union Mission last
evening were conducted by the Frances
liarheS VS. Mr.. Landlord spoke on The
TOPIC, What Should be the Church's
ATTITUDE Toward the Liquor Traiiic?"
an open air meeting, under the aus
PlceH OF the Union Mission, at the cor
ner OF reservoir and Corprew avenues,
bram pleton. will be addressed tonight
by the Rev. DR.. w ]. Young
Cards have been issued to the mar
rage Of Miss Lula H. Butt, OF Rerkley
Formerly or Suffolk. and for eight years
principal or Ryland Female Institute 10
-. H. I. bradford. or Norfolk the event
70 occur on Thursday, June 18TH, 1897
Inc FIRST American Guards, of Nor
OH win the Jr. O. u. \. NJ. OF Port $
mouth Berkeley and this city. intend
giving an excursion to Claremont ON
July 18th, the occasion being a Dau
raising over school there.
- number OF the young ladies of Nor
folk College returned to Their, rnsnectiv,
MONIES yesterday. They were Misses
Hrandt and Strycker Of Chester. n. c.:
Misses thompson and Gray. OF Wash
lnEton; Miss Jones. Of Tarboro: Miss
MacVeigh. OF Asheville: Miss Latham
OF isdenlon; Miss BANGLE, of Hampton:
Misses Butts and Winton. Suffolk, and
Miss Perry, OF Sellers, S. c..
a One RiU. Circus.