The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-22
AFFAIRS IN +. GENERAL
SuCclact Statement Of News Events, Strip
ped Of Much of the Details.
Yesterdays NEWS BRIEFLY RECORDED
Short Paragraphs Personal and
observation-disclosures. OF Events In.
teresting 10 Every Render-Toptcs
Discussed on the Streets and In
Offices and Homes.

Offices and Homes.
John Glover was admitted to bail yes
terday.
The dog catchers did good work yes
terday.
Workmen are still grading to run the
There will be large excursion in here
this week !
The County Court began its June term
yesterday.
Over Memorial Sunday school will go
to- Smithfield to-day.
Quite number of persons got caught
out In the storm Sunday
Ihere must have been hail somewhere
10 make 1t so cold yesterday
There Will be marriage at Central
M =. church tomorrow night
ocean Council, Royal Arcahum, ban
Quet takes place tomorrow night
Three men were fined IS each In the
county for playing cards In car.
1he storm sunday tore down stages
etc. that happened to be in it's way.
MT Louis G. Phillips will leave to-day
Tor Halifax, N. c., where he will be mar
ried.
There was good attendance at Monu-
mental Rosebud meeting Sunday after
noon.
Attention is called to the advertise
Y
another column.
WIN. Daniel was committed to Jail for
iiVe days for disorderly conduct on the
Port Norfolk car.
Sister Phoebe preached at the tent
there all the week
Al the recently elected officers in
SNorf0lS county qualified before Judge
aiortlock yesterday
Inc bicycle case was continued until
saturday. The colored man showed his
receipt for the wheel.
The w. G. T u. will meet this after
noon at o'clock with Mrs, Nflnton. No
COL nnwiddIe street.
Ihe members Of Central NJ. T.. church
sunday school will go to Buck Roe
Seaeh to-day on picnic.
The Fourth Regiment returned home
yesterday and passed through the
streets playing, "Oh, Carry Me Back {"
The case Of Edward Dohlman. charged
WITH setting fire to an oyster-housc cor
ner or North and Dlnwiddie streets. will
cone up for trial to-day.
There was regular wind ana dust
storm Sunday afternoon. The dust at
tines was SO thick that 1t was inpossi-
Ole 10 see am distance
A negro man was shot Saturday night
IN bar-room on Goodwin street Tho
parties are trying to keep the matter
quiet
Ihere will be called meeting OF the
Guy Council tonight to accept the offer
made for the ferry bonds and such other
business as may come up.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment IN another column, In which the
party desires to do plain and fancy
WORK See advertisements
mere Will be meeting Of the Young
Seopie,s Union tonight at the South
6treet Baptist church. Prof. Rugby will
sing and Dr.. Fisher will deliver q short
address, " A'oA
The Ladies Guild Of ST. Andrews
chapel, Park View. will give an enter
tainment this evening from to 10
and A streets.
me small boys enjoyed themselves
much yesterday following the dog carts
eTound A number of persons interfered
WIN me catcher: There is q heavy pen
atty for interfering with him.
MIR. Harry Parker left Saturday nIeht
Tor t'rostburg. Md. where he will be
married. He was accompanied by
~ ssrs. George Parrish, Edward New
frank Porter and Misses Lucy and F,ula
Parker ot'o 'oo't'
George W. Manuel and VIM. Wallace
haa an alteration in the market SAT-
nrday. Manuel attempted to cut wal
tace with q butcher knife He was
nned $40 and In default was committed
Tor twenty days.
sunday night is the congregation was
80 - ooAlii CUuICn, QTter service.
Coiumn suppol ting the gallery fell.
Striking Mr.. NJ. D. Eastwood, knocking
MIN senseless. There was q good deal
or excitement for a while, but IT was
round that Mr.. Eastwood was noeAse-
Iriously Injured and he was able to walk
home. I" .
Considerable excitement was created
yesterday by the valve Of a switch en-
CINE on the track near Goodwin street
having got caught. which caused the en-
CINE to continue blowing for some time.
The Rescue Fire company's bell rang
and that added to the excitement. which
lasted until the facts were learned in
the case. -
There are a number Of people who
thouShtlessly throw bottles in the street.
not caring what damage they may do.
Yesterday valuable horse came near
pelng Injured for life by treading on
rcken bottle and cutting his foot
quite badly. 1t is direct violation Of
me c.ty ordinance and any one who per-
sistE IN throwing them IN the street
shouid have the full penalty of the law.
Plain and fancy lettering and mono
grams III Ink. paint or embroidery.