The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-01
SucCint Statement Of News Events. Strip
ped Of Much Of The Details.
YESTERDAYS NEWS BRIEFLY RECORDED
ehort Paragraphs Personal ana
observation-disclosures OF Events In.
terestine 40 Every Reader-Topics
Discussed ON tho Streets and In
Omcoa and Homes.

asW i"o oIuHhS dSSeSSSu uSual 81 ana
costs.
To-day ushers In Windy March, or
the first spring month.
"A party Of young people were out
masquerading last night.
The City Council will hold its regular
monthly meeting tonight.
MIR. l.. c. w. Page is still confined to
his home with chronic govt.
Captain II. l.. Herbert has gone to
New Haven, Conn, for a brief stay.
A white man who was locked up for
drunkenness, was released last night.
The Young Peoples Union held an
interesting service .SundaySafternoon.
Miss Matte Anderson. of Richmond,
arrived in the city last night on visit.
Turner Davis was sent to The county
jail for ten days for disordcrly con-
duct.
The w. C. Il. u. will hold their noon
G. "A.
There We're few snip filters and
machinists at work on the Puritan last
night.
All the burnt hay was removed from
In front of w. & j. Farker's store yes
teray.
Thsre were four white and thrc col
ored marriages in the city during Feb
ruar:,
Mr. w. J. Rogers and wife spent Sun
day and yesterday in Southampton
county.
The Rev. a. b. Dunaway preached
at Calvary Baptist church Sunday at
b!th services
Miss Matte Boswell sang at II
o'ciock mass Sunday morning at St.
PaurS chapel
Mr.. Isaac, of the New York Clothing
company. returned home Saturday
with his bride
The demand for Northern papers has
greatly fallen off~since the excitement
has died down.
Turner Dennis was sent TO the county
Jan FOR ten days for cursing and abusing
AIR. Frank Miller.
"A lady while riding a bicycle in Scots
vile Sunday. fell and cut herself quite
BADLY over the eye
John Mcdowell was locked up for
threatening TO Kill another colored man
IN the county sunday night
kev Mr.. Mitchell conducted the
,ernoon. which was well attended.
pr Ray preached the third of the
:, series OF sermons TO young men Sun
day night. which was well attended.
fcur tramps were accommodated with
lodgings last night at the station house.
Ihey Will ship in the navy to-day if
they can.
''N '''"'' vas helOIe ulle mayor
for disc d>ilv conduor and cursinc on
the street. He was fined So and costs
for his fun.
Miss Carry Mccoy, assisted by Miss
HlyCu Dyson. will open dancing school
on March n st. Josephs Hall. Din
widd street.
MISS Lizzie Edgar. VIII, came here to
attend the funeral of her brother. George
Edgar. + turned to her home in Phil,
de!phla last night
There will be m oyster sumner Mt The
residence OF Mrs. Pierce. in Park View
Tor the benefit OF the PRESBYTERIAN
churca next Tuesday evening.
me three lodges knights OF PvthIas
OF this city will give an entertainment.
~ iIiks Hall Friday night Miss Knib
zoe VIII lie the principal feature Of the
evening.
Sonny Johnson colored, charged wit,
ornnkenress and d!sorderly conduct
wa" before the mayor yesterday morn
ih@. ne ease was continued until TO-
Gay: nc Being too drunk to testify.
Inc ReV. DR.. George H. Raw was
summoned by telegraph u Gloucester
county To attend the funeral of General
William Il. TQliaf rro and left for
TO-DAY. '''''
Ny. William B. Lindsay. general tIcke,
ana passenger agE MT of the Erie railroad
OF brooklyn, y. Y, accompanied bv his
MIC, arrived In the city from New Or
leans Yesterday. and will remain for a
ie" Gays before returning home.