The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-30
sscsint Statement Of News Events. Strip
Eed of Much Of The Details.
Yesterdays NEWS BRIEFLY RECORDED
Short Paragraphs Pcrsonni and
S. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF Events In.
tcresting TO Every Rcader-Topics
discussed on Tho s,reo,s ana in
0nicos and Homes.

@ This Is the fifth Sunday in the year.
M There will be several meetings this
853weck
81 None of the courts were in session
ls3yeStcrday.
81 The Legislature will be in session 80
@days longer.
81 The mad dog scare will all be over in
Fla few days.
81 There was no docket in the Mayors
SdCourt yesterday.
# ~ small gang of men are at work
2Aclean!ng the cutters.
81 There were but few people in from
&the county yesterday. -
81 -Four white tramps were accommo-
E#dated with lodgings last night.
81 The furniture men have on hand
s@largc supply of baby carriages.
81 Thee is but one more month of Will
Hter. and then comes gentle spring.
~ We had our frat spit of snow yester-
|#day, which lasted for Il few minutes.
81 The fire Yesterday morning was men,
#t.oned exclusively in The VrSinian.
# The parties who were bitten by the
#dos were all doing very we'll yesterday.
h An attempt was made to enter two or
81 three places on Glasgow street Tuesday
An!ght.
81 a negro man was locked up last
]#nisht for trespaasing on the railroad
3property.
81 The case of MIR. Love in the County
HCourt yesterday, was dropped from the
81 docket
"a If snow should come, what would he
sathe condition OF our streets when it be-
a gan TO melt?
81 Rev. j. w. Mitchell will preach at
#the Port Norfolk Baptist Chapel to-
#day a. 5 o'clock.
n There must have been two fire alarms
@turAed in yesterday morning. i struck
&two different boxes.
x a number of tramps came across the
aferry yesterday. They ought TO be met
land fired out of the city.
81 st. Pauls Catholic Church choir. as
INSISTED by strong orchestra, VIII render
81 Farmers mass in b flat to-day.
81 Trinity Circle of the Kings Daugh-
"A ters VIII meet in Trinity parish house
#Tuesday afternoon At $50 o'clock.
81 In this issue Jerome =. Carr gives
Anotice that he Will open his new store
#uhuer pythian Castle. See advertise
b ment.
! Two OF Uncle sans blue Jackets got
$sloriouSY iull lasl night an" raised
HeaIh. lheS were run III ana lockea up
Il ~ r.'t Hell
Il Inc luheEal OIL MT. Henry t!emm!ES
VIII take pace ms 'lteihoon ~
3 20, .ip In iIuiil MS ia'e [esiue'ice' NJ.
A 81 par street
81 Attention iS called TO the advertise
III "h!ch ne o'iers Speciai Inducements
q III en- nroiaeries
Mr. casey Inc man VINO was wanted
loF jumping through Justice AIMS
worlhs window while being tried, was
captured Yesterday ON the island.
hon. Charles I. Bland and Hon. NJ.
rs. Newherne came home from Rich
T 1ri"mo ,. MS .ish' 10 spend sunday
heE VIII return Monday morning.
q Mrchueason Iasc, or osala, Japan,
4 VII ,. Spe'h ~ trinity cnurch tonight
W nv iloEies, VI SHrlSilanlty III
Japan. services eesln at o'clock,
,o,'n.u SeS1erutE IKE ahc news
paPc' poHs had organized themselves
& ,hlo soin,er company. Nearly all of
ooSs'
me case OF MAJOR Evans who stole
provisions from the Madison Hotel, was
not heard yesterday, because the police
thlnk theS can ilN some other robberies
on him.
4 Mr. SeiwEn. general manager of the
portsmouth street Il. H., had n party
of ladies out yesterday in the parlor car
taking an excursion over the entire
4 route.
The ladies connected with The Park
View tabernacle will give an entertain
ment next Tuesday night corner of
n Hatton and Ann streets \ most OK
celcnt programme has been arranged.
1 The negro George WASHINGTON Brown
who was charged with 4 criminal ass
ault, married the girl yesterday, and
was set ~ liberty. George Was a happy
negro. one night In Jail settled him.
Key. MT. tnns'en VIII address the Y.
NJ Z. a: ms aiternouh at O'Clock.
Inc music VIII be led by the Y. NJ. Z.
q. choFus. Ihelr singing last Sunday
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