The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-04
CITY IN PARAGRAPHS.
Briefcst Possible Mention OF Many MI
nor Matters.

There wero 600 arrests In this city in
August.
Miss Fannie Crouch has returned to
Richmond
Mr.. IG. NJ. Isaac Is Ill ut his home, In
Huntersvillc.
Mr. n. NJ. Bnteson has returncd from
Wytheville, Va.
Workmen are engaged In repairing the
OLD Dominion wharf.
Mr. Fergus Reid has returned from q
business trip to Europe
MIR. Edgar Nash has returned from
the mountains Of Virginia.
The residents Of the northern suburbs
are greatly annoyed by tramps.
The Atlantic and Danville railroad
brought lin an excursion yesterday.
El2ie DoZier, who was bitten by dogs
Thursday. wns not so well yesterday
The Woman's Work Exchange Is now
open. after Il suspension ,o9 one month.
Judge Heath and family have return
cd from their summer "trip to Wythe-
willie.
IJr. J. II. Lynch has returned from a
two weeks visit TO his faIaily IN the
mountains.
Emma Hill and Mamie Fitzgerald, coll
orcd, were arrested yesterday for dis
ord erly conduct. iT
Prof. Walter d. Toy, or tho UnIver-
city Of North Carolina. is visiting Mr..
George w. Dey, in Butte street.
Mcssrs. james Dey and Douglas Black.
the popular runners for The Norfolk
National Bank, will spend Labor Day In
Baltimore.
During the month OF August forty
vessels cleared from this port for for
e!Gn ports. and slxtccn entered from
foreign ports.
A1essrs ]. II. Short. Fremont: J. r.
Dawes. 10lm City, and Il. Il. Graves.
Wilson, n. c., visited the Cotton Ex-
change yesterday
MIR. w. NJ. Rcttew. who, with his fam
lily, has been spending the summer at
his cottage at Ocean View, will, in n
few days, remove TO the city.
DR.. II. NJ Mash has been recon-
| mcrded by the Medical Society OF V!r-
| ginia for appointments on the State
Board OF Medical Examiners
Mr.. Joe NJ. Marshall leaves this morn
] ing via Seaboard Air Line for II pleasure
trip as far South as Chester, S. G. lie
| will spend some time at High Point.
The different military companies are
preparing themselves for the coming
| competitive drills at the fair. Some
| very pretty exhibitions may he expected.
| new letter box made it's appearance
! yesterday. 1t is very large. and it Is
necessary to lift the lid, instead of pull
Ing IL down in order to deposit letter.
DR.. ]. B. Stoner, OF the Marine Hos
p!tal Service who arrived In this city
yesterday left for Buffalo, n. Y, to-
night. to assume charge OF the station
| In ere.
! Mrs. William G. Mctzer. OF Chicago,
| has contributed $500 toward the new
morgue just built at ST. Vlncents Hos
pital. Her husband recently died at
this hospital.
The funeral OF Charles Vincent Lun-
din, son of Charles ]. and Margaret I.
| Lundin, took place yesterday from the
| residence, $50 ChRCh street, and was
largely attended.
Mr.. W. II. Rothrock OF Baltimorc. to
| whom the contract for the Monticello
II otel plumbing was awarded was in
| the city yesterday. The contract Is
made upon the percentage basis, and the
amount and material are not mentioned
Mr.. Moses Lovy, who has been home
on his vacation. has returned to Penn
sS-lvania College, Philadelphia, and will
In few days resume his studies. He
the ending, of the term, which is abou.
TO begin.
The advance agent for Buffalo Bll's
Wild West show obtained n permit from
Commissioner OF Revenue w. w. Dey
yesterday to show here on October 18th,
the location of the tents TO be on Nc
Dermln's field opposite the car sta bies,
In Huntcrsvlle.
The Petersburg Progress Of Thursday
says: '',fhe Greys have decided to take
part IN the competitive drill at Norfolk
| on October IL. If I'll the men will promise
to go. The men are also to agree to
| drill at least three times n week from
now until the day set for the contest"