The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-09
Inc Glst OF Of Events GIyen Without Any Of
the Frequent Trimmings.
YESTERDAYS NEWS BRIEFLY RECORDED o


Seaside Lodge, X. OF p. has worl, on
hand for tonight 0-N- =
me City Council will hold an adjourn
ed meeting Tonight.
first quarter Of the moon occurs
at J:2O a. IN. to-day. i85g
MISS kate Sykes. or Raleigh, is yis-
lung friends in this city. 0~ l'%T.
me new schedule on the Seaboard Air
Line went into effect Sunday
Ihe railroad employees at the Saahoard
AT Line shops will be paid tomorrow.
MISS Laura Grove, OF Frederick, Md,
is visiting Mrs. L. c. Brooks, on Court
Nearly all the churches have adonted
the style OF having the choir near the
pulpit. - -
The Raleigh has not put in her ap-
pearance yet but is looked for at any
A horse attached to q, wagon ran away
rally. ~ ''ee. So
All the churches were well attended
sunday The pretty weather drew peo-
pie out. - '-' -
The Y. M. c. a. entertainment takes
place tonight There Should be-
crowded house -'~
The reservoir bursted Sunday on
south street extended. 1t flooded things
around for awhile
the county for drunkenness and was
lodged In the county Jail.
Charles Ihomas, colored, was arrested
sunday for beating woman while un-
der the influence Of liquor.
A number OF German cabbages are be-
ing shipped to this country They are
almost as solid as q brick
The w. c. II. U. will meet this after
noon at $3.50 o'clock with Mrs r.. J.
saunders, No. 704 County street
Several young men went down to
NEWPORT News Sunday in Il small sail
poat. They returned late that night.
ihe mail train was an hour late yes
lerday IN going out owing to the New,
OK Phiiadelphia and Norfolk railroad
boat being late. M
ne rumored changes that ore fire.
quently reported are about to take place
ut the Seaboard Air Line do not make
the clerks feel very comfortable
The crowd at the Naval uospitnl Sum
persons came over from Norfolk. 1t
looked like summer time down there
The members Of Grice lodge, I. o. o.
T., are requested to assemble this after
noon at o'clock to pay the last tribute
OF respect to their deceased brother, ].
w. Merritt : nj
The committee from Atlantic division
Y. It, Is. OF p. met last night and
made arrangements for their banquet on
Wednesday night, when their Officers
will be installed.
There was 4 large attenance at the
mission school last night. Rev. Mi
webb preached, and there was much in
tercSl manifested. There will be preach
ing every night this week
Some one went into the office of Dr
v: e. Culnepper Friday night ana stole
al the electric globes. Last night tbey
pall nm another visit and did likewise.
rms Is the third time in ten days
alter Young. who was under the
influence Of liquor Saturday night and
cursed Substitute officer Warren ana
MI. DeGary body without any cause. was
lined $40. In default he was sent to iail
for ten days.
and Electric Light company have Dur-
chased portion OF the water front and
VIII erect large icehouse, and will
handle ice and coal in connection with
the water plant.
KEY Mr. Allison notified his con.resa-
llon sunday of his call 10 Baltimore
sunday and said that he would notify
the Baltimore people of what he intend
Ell to do this week and would tell his
congregation next Sunday.
The; death Of Mrs. Mcdonnell makes
me second daughter that. Mr.. and Mrs.
!oiln CrisWold has>lust by death Within
Two months time. She was their last
child The afflicted parents have theSa
sympathy Of all who know them. !;
Two white italian tramps were ar
rested Sunday night for beating their
way on the Norfolk and Carolina rail
road. They were locked up in the
county jail for examination Neither Of
them could speak a word Of English.
On account Of the funeral or Rev. II.
II. Harris, of Richmond, Profs. Boat
wright and Mitchell did not come to
portsmouth on last Sunday, consc-
quently they could not be present at the
Court Street Baptist church as was ex-
pected.
a youth named Buchanan swore out
warrant yesterday against some bows.
charging them with throwing him in the
gutter Sunday night while on his way
10 church, running his clothes. etc. Be-
sides this they used vulgar and indie
cent Language on the street.
a number of small boys, not more
man years or age, amused themselves
sunday afternoon shooting st a mark
With a pistol in front of the colored
cemetery in the rear of Oak Grove Gem
etery. AS The Virginian stated on Sat
urday, there are 4 number of these BOYS
who carry pistols regularly
Deputy Sheriff Siverson received n
telegram Sunday from Raleigh, N. G..
requesting him 10 be on the lookout for
two tramps that are wanted for muir
der He thought possibly the two Ital
ian tramps were the men wanted and
tclesra phed about them and received an
answer stating that the men wanted
were negroes. Nothing has been heard
of them yet.
y white man named John Claunccy
was Dr0lprhf to thr nnnpt1, G