The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-02
Susclnt Statement Of News Events. Strip
PED Of Much of the Details.
YESTERDAYS NEWS BRIEFLY RECORDED
short Paragraphs Personal ana
observation-disclosures or Events In.
terestins 10 Every Eeader-Topics
Discussed on Tho streeus ana In
Offices ana Homes.
Personal ana
The dust was high yesterday.


March came in beautiful and clear,
ST. Patfick's Day will soon be here.
day. NN ~
There will be plenty of meetings this
week.
The clerks at the yard were> paid
yesterday
Mr.. Jesse Balm has gone back to Park
View to live
Mrs. NJ. G.. Diggs is iii at her resi-
dence, 1l5 King street.
There seems to be stagnation in
news Just about this time
refer Name. the prize fighter, was
baiied yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Temperance White celebrated
htr 10Th birthday on Monday.
iherc was an equal number Of COL
ored and white deaths lust month
The Ladies' Auxiliary will meet at
me l. NJ c. y. To-day at 4:30 D. M
Inc case of Tom Parker, charged
win an assault, was heard yesterday.
Inarity Rose was fined 50 for disor-
derry conduct by the Mayor yesterday.
me Board of Supervisors OF Norfolk
county will not meet until next Tues
day.
The judges OF election who were
elected are for the spring and fall cleo
tons.
REV. DR.. y. L. owen will deliver a
war talk before Stoncwall Camp Fri
day night
The March term of the Hastings
court. which begins on Thursday, will
be civil term.
Mrs. Shipp is getting up an enter
'ainmcnt in Brambeton, which will be
presented shortly
The Board Of Police Commissioners
VIII mold their regular monthly meet
ing next Monday night
POSSIBLY the Council may tonight
appropriate enough money to sweep
the streets once more at least.
Ihat curious looking fish that NIessrs
Hurst e Fass have on exhibition is
attracting considerable attention
capt. G. r. Warren yesterday re-
celved copy Of the picture of his COM
pany that was taken on 22d Of Feb
ruary.
The farmers arc up to their eyes
planting. The lands have been broken
up and laid off and present beautiful
appearance.
Miss Anne Stokes has gone North to
purchase spring millinery. She will re-
turn the Inter part Of the weei. with
handsome stock.
The dencons of the Scottsville Bap-
tiS church will hold a meeting Friday
night. There will be q warm time
around Calvary then.
= - - iN'iHS Nilc vi Ut. Kenny,
d former RESIDENT Of this city, but
now resident of Windsor, n. c., is
in the city on a visit
There was musical and literary en-
tertainment al Monumental NJ. T..
church last night. An address by
Bishop AShbury was delivered
Att.n:ion is called to adj OF G. w,
Rustic in which he returns thanks 10
MI E. l.. Dashells, agent of the Orient
insurance company for the prompt
manner in which his claim was paid
The Beard of Health has directed
That cards be printed requesting peo-
PIE no; Ia eNpect0ratc on the floors OF
street cars, public buildings and ferry
hoats. and That the cards he posted i'm
conspicuous places
mad dog wen through the county
yesterday afternoon and bit quite n
number of days. y pet dog of Mr.. ID. r.
Nack!e's was badly bitten. also some
co!lieg The entire neighborhood turn-
ed our with guns after him.
The cases of John Bcllamy. Moses
l.aney and Andrew Dennis, charged
with assaulting Constable Hutchinson
Were To have been heard Yesterday,
nut was continued until next Tues
day, Mr.. Hutchinson not being able tc
appear.
y negro boy named John Virgins
VINO mas been living with MIR. Morris
isoSznbaum was before Mayor Baird
Yesterday on charge of having stolen
some store castings from Mr.. Rosen-
baum. The case not being made out
lie IVES discharged