The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-11
Brlefest Possible Mention Made Of Many
Matters Of Interest 10 All Readers.
OCCURRENCES NOTED WITHOUT DETAILS
Rot Much About Anything But
Something About Many Things
A photographic View of Life Ina
Norfolk I'm Its Many md Vary.
ing Phases Briefly Noted.

MT. f. NJ Afford, of Suffolk, Is visit
ing In this city.
Mr.. James a. Kerr is in New York
on a business trip.
Tonight Will be ladies night" ut the
Y. NJ. c. a. gymnasium.
The Brnmblcton Democratic club will
give an oyster roast next Thursday
night.
The annual meeting of the Business
Mems association will he held this
evening.
day at home, returned to Richmond
yesterday.
MIR. Henry A. Ward was quite badly
hurt by the recoil of n gun while hunt
ing Saturday.
Some Trouble at the power station
stopped nil the street cars for short
while yesterday.
Professor "A. Bcllezzn will give his
s1oiree Wednesday evening instead of
Friday evening.
Miss Jessie NJ. Bass is visiting the
family of Captain Balance, in Eliza
beth City, n. G.
captain II. II. Bourne, president of
The Old Dominion Steamship Line, is
here on short visit OF inspection.
MI w. W. Sale, O young attorney OF
this city, has been appointed to Gov
ernor Tyler's staff, with the rank of
colonel
MIR. Tom Kelly. native OF Norfolk.
now a machnist on the bnttleship
Iowa, is In the city on n visit to re'n-
tives and friends.
a number OF DIR. l.. r. Chiles' friends
were In Richmond yesterday to urge
Governor Tyler to appoint him to the
position Of medical quarantine officer
OF this port.
Mrs. Frank Myers. OF York, Pa. for
merly Miss Maud Nichols, is In the
city on visit TO her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. D. Nichols. Mr.. Myers accom-
panied her.
a special assembly of Grce Com
mandery No. Ii. *. r., was held in the
asylum Masonic Temple, last even
Ing at 1880 O'Clock, for work In the order
of the tem9le.
The musical and literary entertain
ment under Ihe auspices Of the Rose
bud society OF Epworth NJ. T. church
postponed from December 14th, will be
given this evening a o'clock.
MIR. Walter II. TNyard cashier of the
Standard Oil Company, who was in
jurcd in 4 horse runaway accident near
Baltimore during the holidays. has re-
turned 20 Norfolk, having fully rccoy-
cred.
Jim Eiozier, colored. was arrested
yesterday on n warrant sworn out by
Ada higgins, who charges that he en-
tered her house in August. 1895, and
carried off clothes valued at 49, jim
was locked up for hearing
Preparations for the meeting of the
Tidewatcr MEDICAL association Of Vir-
gnia and North Carolina, to be held
in this city January o0th. are being
pushed by the local committee. a large
attendance is eXDrctcd
Air. and Mrs. II. f. Jordan have
issued cards to the marriage OF their
daughter. Mary Alice. 10 Mr.. J. Wcs-
ley Gregory, the ceremony to take place
Wednesday. January 18th, at u. m.
at the l'reemason Street RaDtis1. hurch.
On next Sunday night. January 18th
the Rev. DIR. NJ. II. Wharton will preach
an cvange!istic sermon. taking as his
subject The Wandering Boy" At the
close OF the service O. solo will be sung,
entitled Where is My Wandering Boy
Tonight ?"
The steamer Northampton, of the Old
Dominion Steamship Line, was sen.
- New York Sunday night TO be repair
cd and overhauled. She will he eulIn-
ped with new shafts and several Inn
prov"ments will be made In her wheel.
During her absence the steamer Acco-
mack Will make the Western Shore
landings that the Northampton has
been making.
The police are making crusade
against all push cart dealers who have
rot the required city and State licenses
with which to CID business, a number
having been working under n city H.
cense only and the merchants COM
p.aineA Several arrests have Been
made. The push cart men are required