The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-02
CITY IN PARAGRAPHS
Brlsfesi Possible Mention Made Of Many
Matters Of Interest to All Readers.
OCCURRENCES ROTrD WITHOUT DETAILS
Not Much About Anything But
Something About Many Thinrs-
A photographic Wow OF LILO In
NorfolIk In Its Many and Vary.
ing Phascs Briefly Noted.
Loughran goes to Baltl-

Mr.. John B. Loughran goes to Baltl-
more tonight.
Mr.. D. Lawrence Groner has returned
from his vacation.
mir. and Mrs. Fortune Odend'hal
leave this evening for Baltimore.
Colonel j. M. Neal, postmaster ut
Danville. was in.the city last evening.
Mr.. James Casey Is back from n
months vacation In Western Maryland.
Mrs. Sidney Nusbaum and son have
returned from Old Point where they
spent the summer.
Bargain" matinee to-day at the
Academy of Music. Admission so cents
to all parts of the theatre.
Mr.. Ben Myers, OF the Dispatch repo-
tof1al stan, returned to the city yester-
DAY from a pleasure trip North.
Mr.. N. r. Hoen, of Baltimore, and MI.
Ihomas +. Bush. of Raleigh, N. c., Wis
lied the Cotton Exchange yesterday.
lMr. Ihomas G.. Leath, lessee of the
Academy of Music, his city, and also of
the ittchmo theatre, Is In this city.
inc street cars were delayed yester-
day Tor some time by the unloading Of a
iarge safe near the Academy OF Music.
Mt. G. G. Perry. of the Norfolk Candy
Kitchen, has suffered u relapse, and Is
seriously Ill at his home OH Bank street.
Mr. l.. D. Dodson and family return
ed home yesterday via Bay Line. from a
Visit to Mrs. Dodson's parents in Halti-
more.
Mr.. Elias Ball left Saratoga SPRING; 70
stop In New York to lay In his fall stock
or great variety, larger han ever be-
fore
Messrs. N. r. Haen. of Baltim-re. and
Thomas +. Bush, of Raleigh, n. c.,
visited the Cotton Exchange in tl:is city
yesterday.
II IT 80 r, ,.Io e - -
Ward, left by Bay Line steamer last
night for a visit to his parents at Ma
nassas, Va.
Mr.. f. K. Odell conducted the regular
Wednesday night Epworth League
meeting at the Huntersville NJ. Z.
church last night.
Mr.. George Wright. chief engineer at
The water works. Moore's bridge, left
last night for baltimore, Now York and
Boston on n pleasure trip.
Norfolk Council No. 1. Jr. o. L. 4, NJ.
held a meeting Tuesday night and pre-
sented Past Counsellor J. T. Trimyer a
handsome Past Counscllor's jewel.
MI. w. w Sale, 4 young attorney,
was endorsed as 4 candidate for the
House OF Delegates at n recent meeting
Of the Third Ward Democratic Club.
DR.. George ID. Levy. secretary of the
Twin City Bicycle Club, has received n
letter from Champion Zimmerman say
Ing The will certainly be here to partici-
pate In the races of the 18th and 18th
instants.
At the jefferson Park hotel. Char
lottesvile, Monday night q large don
key party" was given. Miss Ethe
Brandt, one or Norfolk's popular young
ladies won the first ladies' prize.
There will be no session Of the Court
of Law and Chancery his morning, and
1t will, therefore. remained closed until
October LIST. Judge w. B. Martin of
thi5 court ia In Wytheville on n visit.
Mr.. w. H Sergeant. OF the Norfolk
Library. who has been spending some
time at N~arragansett Pier, will return
home Saturday. After his return the H.
brary will be open from 10 q. IN. till
p. m.
The family of Mr.. w. II. II. Tricc have
returned from Grcenbricr White Sui
phur Springs, where they have been for
some weeks. Mr.. Trice preceded them
by some days, having reached the city
early lei the week.
The School Board will meet on Tues.
day next, the nth instnat. instead of the
second Tuesday In the month. Thc pub
lie schools open on the 18th. and the oh.
ject Of the early meeting of the board
will be to elect &. teacher for the Bran
bleton Ward school.