Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-14
Portsmouth, The Beautiful City
BY the Sea.
FOUND HERE AND THERE
The Latest happenings I'm tho city
nnd County Presented I'm Concise
Form For tho Publication OF Vfrs
GIniRu-Pilot RENDERS Hero nnd
EIscwhoru Gossip For People
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found yesterday. See "ad."
a flrst-class cigarmaIer can find en-
ploment by applying to W. T. Backus.
See "ad."
Justice C. C. Haynes yesterday SEN
fenced John Young and Albert Rendel-
man to the county jail for thirty days
EACH for larceny of n watch, ring and
chain of the value of S45. the property
of Squire Charles w. Rustic.
The small boy will be in his glory In
a few days, as circus will be here.
Miss Maud Featherbridge. of Salem,
Va. arrived, in the city yesterday on n
visit to friends. She will remain several
weeks.
~ seven-room house on, Linden ave-
nue.. Park View, is advertised for rent.
See lad"
Mr.. Emmett Deans said yesterday
that he is building UP n nice trade on
the different railroads by means of his
advertisement in the Virginian Pilot,
and so will you, reader, if you try it.
Miss Maggie Jackson, of Belfeld. is
in the city on a visit to relatives and
friends.
Messrs. Corpman & McHugh adver-
tse in to-day's issue for five milliners.
See 'ad." and call as directed.
The ladies are requested to be pres
ent at the inspection of Grimes Bat
terry tonight. The Naval Post Band
will furnish music for the occasion.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment of I. O'Connor, in which is adj
vertised plain and fancy percales. ready
made shirt waists. etc.
The soldier boys are expected home
very soon now and tho committee is
anxious for those who have promised
to give something towards the banquet
to not require the solicitors to come
back again. as they are losing time.
In our yesterdays issue n statement
tt.nc Tn hat
Band would discourse the music at the
inspection tonight. This was an error
Workmen will begin I'm few days
to put the slate on the roof of st. Paul's
Catholic Church Then the building
will begin to present a good appear
ance.
To-day the VirglRjan- pilot represen-
tatives will transact business in their
new office. No. 333 High street near
the postoificc.
The April term of the. Norfolk County
Court will begin on Monday. 1t will
be an annual term.
Politics have been ut stand still in
the county for some time, but some of
the delegates have been chosen. Pol
itics are warming up considerably.
Yesterday was n regular summer day,
and the mercury in the thermometer
crawled we'll up.
There will be two marriages in the
county Sunday afternoon. All the par
ties are we'll known.
nevy yard clerk will within the
next ten days become a benedict
Yesterday ground was broken for the
erection of a new Methodist Church on
Virginia avenue. in the thriving suburb
of Scottsville. 1t will be under the SUI
pcrvision of Central NJ e. Church.
The only property transfer in the city
yesterday was that of Cornella Rey-
nolds and others to L. i. Lukins lot
situated on south side of Harrison
street. near Third street; $1,000.
MI James Parrish, who has been at
DR.. thmey's sanitarum in Norfolk
for some time. has returned home,
much improved in health.
DR.. Hugh F. Parrish, who is away in
search of health. is Improving. The in
formation greatly encourages his
friends.
Now don't forget the office OF the
Virginian-Pilot in Portsmouth, which
built expressly for it by Mr.. Henry
kirn. at No. $40 High street. three
doors east of the postonice. The repre-
sentatives of the paper extend n cor
dial welcome to the public to call 10
see them.
Captain John w. IT. Simpson OF
Reading, Pa, was in the city yester-
day.
J. Il. Cannon, colored. who has been
confined in Jail on n serious charge. was
discharged from custody Yesterday by
Judge Portlock, the Commonwealth
attorney entering n nollc PROSE-. Can
non was represented by Messrs. George
Mcintosh and Chas. r Bland.
The Rev. DR.. Garrett. whose coming
TO this city in connection with the pas
torate of the Court Street Baptist
Church was mentioned exclusively in
the N!rglnian-Pilot. is in the city in
conference with the pulpit committee
of Court Street Church.
There have been forty-four CONVEX
sions ut Calvary Baptist Church dur
ing the meetings held by Rev. Mr.. Car
land. the evangelist. Mr.. Garland will
bcGin series Of meetings at West Nor
folk on Sunday
Rev j. B. Funston returned from
Baltimore yesterday morning, where he
attended the marriage of his cousin
Miss Emil? Funston to MIR. Robert
Marion Ward. of Winchester. as men
Noaeo IN this paper yesterday.
To-day Judge y. $. Watts, in tho
HAsings Court. Will hear Il motion for
rev trial IN the sui; Of Alexander d
CULLEN rs. Mccarthy 6: Flynn.
Inc Dell mas been removed from old
st. Johns Episcopal Church and raised
TO the tower IN the new edifice
Nothing In the courts yesterday eX-
cept a lGuor license granted to Mr.
John p. Nolan.
A fine home at Port Norfolk is offered
for sale cheap.
ment OF e II. Barksdalc. in which he
offers buckwheat. etc. cheap. See lad. :"
Special attention is called to the adj |
vcrtisement of Barnes G. Sykes. i'm
which they offer hams at liz cents
and other meats in proportion
II. E. King calls your attention to
Eaugh's food products. deviled cheese,
n r. PrptZelS etc. See advert |