The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-13
CITY IN PARAGRAPHS.
BEiefest Possible Mention Made otIMany
Matters of Interest to All Readers.
OCCURRENCES NOTED WITHOUT DETAILS
Not Much About Anything Rut
Something About Many Things
A hiHetosraphfc Wow OF life In
Norfolk In Its Many and Vary.
ing Phnses Briefly Noted.

t'. Oliver, Of Charlotte, n. c., visited
the Cotton Exchange esterday
branch of the Order Of NIacca bees
VIII probably be established here
MIS- X. X. Hayes and daughter are
visiting relatives in Gates county, NJ c.
Mrs. Jcbson. the State secretary. will
meet with the US on Tuesday afternoon
ut o'clock
Mrs. George J. Schcrmerhorn and
family, Of New York. are at the At
lantic hotel
The commissioners Of the tennessee
Centennial did not hold their meeting
last evening
Mr.. l.. p. Foote and Mr.. "A. b. Raw
lett, or the Industrial South, are in the
city for day or two.
Mr.. T.. II. Dodson, formerly q Nor
folk boy, Is in the city representing the
yellow Kid" company.
The \ OF the w. G.. T. u. meeting
was conducted by w. +. Landlord at the
Union Mission last night
Up to noon yesterday, when it cleared
about an inch OF rain had fallen, greatly
increasing out water supply.
Mrs. Virgie NJ. Pollard. Of Petersburg
is visiting her parents, MIR. and Mrs. O.
A. Sledge, at the Hotel Norfolk
Hon. w. y, Young Sft last night for
Washington to be present at the OPEN
ing OF the extra session Of Congress.
The condition Of Mr.. Frank l.. Grandy.
who is critically i'll at st. Vincents Hos
pital. was very unfovora Bile last even
Ing.
The Norfolk, Willoughby Spit ana Old
Point Hallway company's new steamer
Endeavor went on the route yesterday.
replacing the Granite City
w. w. Panamore and wife. Of Phila-
cdelphia, who have been visiting friends
III this city for some time past, have
gone to Richmond on a visit.
Miss Dos. daughter Of Capt. w w.
Skinner, OF Boush street, entertained
about fifty Of her friends at q; hand
some birthday party Thursday evening.
The many friends OF Miss I4,Ilie NJ.
Jordan, who has been an invalid 70:
a change for the worse In her condition.
Last night she was critically ILL.,
The Norfolk tug Louisa is said to be
on the railway for repairs to her hull.
An examination Will also he made OF
her outside connections by the T.. j..
Codd company. who are making some
repairs on her machinery.
The Norfolk Pharmacy School. Dir. ].
W. Thomas principal held its eXamina-
ton prepal atory to the students appear
Ing before the Board Of Pharmacy at
Richmond next week. Seven out Of a
class OF ten averaged more than 20 per
cent.
Rev. DR.. ]. ]. Hail. OF this city, has
been invited to deliver the anniversary
address OF the Richmond y. NJ. G. a.
Should he accept it will be the third
occasion Of his addressing the young
people Of Richmond upon different an
nivcrSaricS.
Col. j. NJ. Rhodes, president OF Scran-
ton IN. c. Land and Lumber com
pany at Makelyvilc, n. c., resident Of
Scranton, Pa, and Capt i. Muhherrin,
secretary and treasurer OF the same
company, also a resident of Scranton,
We're in the city yesterday, tho guest OF
Mr. J. Levy.
\ small negro who was picking cinders
from the street ut the corner of Main
and Talbot streets yesterday was run
into by a reckless rider of the bike
and badly bruised. He was taken to
the police station, where his injuries
were attended to, while the cyclist mado
good his escape.