The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-09
CITY IN PARAGRAPHS.
BTIsfest Possible Mention Made Of Many
Matters Of Interest 10 All Readers.
OCCURRENCES MOTTO WITHOUT DETAILS
Not Much AboMt Anything hut
Something About Many Things
photographic Wow of Iife In
Norfolk In Its Many and Vary.
ing Phases Ericny Noted.

The Country Club will have an enter
tainment this afternoon.
MIR. a. Borden, of Goldshoro, N. c.,
visited the Cotton Exchange yesterday
MIR. j. L. Foster, OF Old Point, is the
guest Of Mrs. ]. l.. Bailey, in Mariner
street.
Rev. DR.. Battle. OF Petersburg, lee
tured last night ut the Park Avenue
Baptist church
The young people OF the West End
VIII nave hop this Saturday night at
the Masonic Temple.
MT. a. Borden, Il leading cotton grow
err OF Go!dsboro, N. c., registered ait the
Cotton Exchange yesterday.
The iron supports for the new Citi-
zens' Bank building have arrived. The
foundation has been completed.
Mrs. AlcA1ahon and Miss Mamie Ma
gee went to Washington last night
Where they will reside hereafter.
The British steamship Thomas Ander-
son cleared yesterday for Sharpness,
EnSland, with 122 Isl bushels Of corn.
MIR. Edo Heinelnan, a musician, and
MISS Selma Class were married Thurs
day night. Rev. a. S. Lloyd officiated
The tug Favorite. damaged In collision
IN the Nansemond river during the re-
cent fog, Is at Cores railway for re-
pairs.
Capt. James a. Smith, Of New York,
superintendent OF the Old Dominica
steamship company, was in the city
yesterday.
The Washington Steamboat companv
have settled for the damage done to the
tug Edith in the collision here Nyednes-
Gay, 500 being paid
Inc Merchants and Miners Transpor-
cation Company is putting up a small
mouse In the yard of the Boston dock for
the night wfltchmen
The steamer Frederick de Barry, from
Ne" YORK TO Jacksonville, Fla, arrived
ior 5 and left yesterday for her destinn-
ton.
captain Phil Mordica, keeper of the
alinshouse. was in the city to-day. He
repoNs a good deal of sickness among
Ine inmates, mostly chills and fever.
The Annis Patent Flbrous Paving
company Is laying blocks of their grass
paN.ns on Cove street, between Bank
ma Avon. The street has been torn up
for some time
ldle' Street Sewer and Drain Depart
ment has finished the off &c for street
lnSpector Butt ar the City stables on
Fourth street. The office is a. IRAN,
building 10x20 feet IN dimensions.
Miss Maggie Hickey and two nieces.
accompanied by her nephew, Mr.. Mich
't4 Gavin, has returned from q very
YES in Connecticut and New York.
At the Second Presbyterian church
mere WIFI be preaching tomorrow al II
! r and at 7:30 p. m. by the pas,or.
iel '. S. Lacy, D. D. Sunday school at
10 a m. Young peoples prayer meet
ug at p. m.
The trade din chlldren's bioyoles is
luite active. A leading dealer said
Yesterday that he had recently sold a
large number Of children's wheels. cs-
peciaily to little girls who go to school.
~ any primary school in the city can
DE seen numerous Wheels racked up.
collector w. L. Bakers Office is busy
With city taxes for 1897 which are due
ana being paid now. The great rush
WIZ no. occur till the last few days in
.Iis month, Just before the penalty is
imposed. After October 3lst the pen
ATTY will he added and there is a. g1.ea,
rush to id it,