The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-08
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fers made to him, but vas not yet deci-
ded upon his future cotrsc.
Nlr Joseph Saunders nported for duty
us tcacher in the Feocmd District
School yesterday. MIR. Parish will re-
port this wsci some time.
The ordinance not allowing waste pa
per to be thrown out in tGf cutters goes
into effect April st. All who violate this
law will have TO pay tn, penalty.
The entertainment at lIrs. Pierce's,
In Park View, last night, was we'll slt-
tended. The proceeds viii go toward
payment for the Presbyterian manse.
II is said that the qucs;ttsl of remov-
ing the ,Gh!et in front OF the Fifth
District SorSol building will come up
IN the Council Tonight for discussion.
Those wslo have besn doSn to Pin
ner's Point in the past few months will
be surprised u sec the number of I'M
provcmeirts that have been nude Nh ere.
In our Sundays issue the music that
Was intended for the Coutt Street
church git mixed up by the printer. and
1t was made ito read South Street
church.
The rumor Of General Lee icing re-
called created considerable excitement
on tha streets yesterday. People gath
cred around in groups to discuss the
matter
The centre of the railroad trucks on
High street were cleaned by tn city
authorities yesterday. lit c.rtainly
makes u decided Improvement to :he
street
Mr.. NJ, p. Funvhouser for many
years connected with the Hotcli Ponce
de Leon Roanoke, Va. is in tie city
with the view of enga ging in tint hotel
business.
Mr. T.. d. Clements is now manager
Of Mr.. w. G.. NaSh's dry goods store
lbs viii, no doubt add much ito il with
che contemplated improvements that
will be made.
Thcra are several members OF the.
sHldiSr companies whose times have
expired and they have never received
their discharges. All such can be allled
on If needed
Notices have been posted about IT.
Conspicuous places requesting people
not ito spit in public Places or on the
ferry boats as it is liable to cause dis
case TO Sprsad.
Mr.. T.. II.hoyar, time adiustcr yf the
Norfolk and Western railroad. with
hcaAquaricrs at Roanoke, spent Sunday
in Portsmouth with his daughter, Mrs
George II. Leigh.
Gus Hampton. Sr., was locked up In
tho county jail last night for chOakirg
woman named Cora Smith. His san
Gus is also in jail FOR thirty days for
beating Il woman.
sunday morning a merchant on
Crawford street sen. for Il police Office.
10 come ond xii! his dog, who was
acting suspicious!y. The merchant
thought he was mad.
y small white child while on her way
10 Sunday school Sunday morning wal
bi;t-n by some worthless cur that i.
allowed to run the STREETS. The littl!
ona's leg mad quite 4 place torn in ii.
Now is the time to advertise Plcnty
'pf work III bhe yard l3usins IS is bound
| TO improve. People are looking FOL
| BARGAINS and those who let them know
| where To FIND them will certainly catch
! them
The time for appointing s,2nne one
to ?she notwithstanding Of n'his city Il
mouth vii! make no kick if Captain
| Herbert is let alone for another four
| years.
| DIR. l.. l.. LlnkNnrd. Of Norfolk will,
| deliver an address nj the South Street
Baptist church to-nis,ht under the aus.
piccs of the Musical Associat ton Sub
| jcot: Travels in Europe y silver of.
| fcrin~.
IN our Saturdays issue mention was
! made that Mr.. Joshua DENLY had lost
| his private memorandum book Las.
!
was returned 10 Mr.. Dcnby,'muCh 10 his
| delight.
Old Dominion Conclavr Of Heptasophs
attended services al Trinity r. L. church
| Sunday night The Rev. Mr.. Funston
| preached a most excellent sermon. The
music was Of thu highest order and
was greatly enjoyed
y large brown Nrwfoundland dog
| created considerable excitement at the
| fsI,Nst, l
/ :Frday. He bit ana snapped at every
one, while foam was runnin; from his
! mouth. He was finally killed.
1t Is said NJ the yard that no order
has been received 10 have the Newark
| ready Nr sea in sixty days. but thai
| n Telegram was received asking l,ysu.
| long it would take td complete her if
! no overtime was made on tlar
SUNDAY morning the Residents of
| Park View We're STARTLED TO hear thrs,
| reports Of Il pistol in rapid succession.
| The trouble was That dog had gotten
| intp Il young mans rlbl.; pen and was
| killing them, when he was found ana
! Killed.
! There WAS n general weeping in
| Swtcn Canaan Sunday \ rumor was
| circulated that twelve c0,0red men had
| bean drowned in the canal Saurday
! night and among the number was s,;ha
! heaiiN 'Nf some OF the residents Of This
| locality.
MI. John j. King. presto Mt .: the
council VIII revise all tlr committees
| po'Hn'Eht- This has been made ncccs-
| SarE en- account of the change in in :.
| Craftsmanship IT .the Finance Commit,
zee, and veral nov members havin..
been elected to the Council in pace or
! thpSa who rest rncl.
Mayor Baird yesterday told Chief Ty-
nan TO inform all paper boys that they
/ must discontinue hallg' ing rapcrs IN
.'.e streets Sunday nights. complaints
having been made ahom; 1t. MI who