Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-14

QdyS ago is duVeTtiSeu LUZ.
See what Breslauer 6 Anthony have
to say in their advertisement that ap-
pears in this issue. They tell you that
they are selling only first-class goods at
lowest possible prices and that nothing
will be misrepresented. See list of
prices, etc.
The fiscal year for the city ends
June 3Oth. 1899.
A wagon and a bicycle collided on
South street extended yesterday. The
bicycle, which belonged to young
man In this city. was badly wrecked
and the horse was skinned about the
shoulders
Nothing has been done towards re-
moving the old Manhasset out the
channel. She is an obstruction.
Mr.. Robert l.. Hanniss and Miss
Lucy E. Johnakn were married in
Elizabeth City on Tuesday. They re-
turned home yesterday and will reside
at 1107 Green street.
Miss Jennie Jeinkard. OF Pittsburg,
Pa. Is In the city, on a visit for few
days.
A new door to the safety deposit
vault OF the Bank of Portsmouth was
being placed in position yesterday.
Miss Ella Carleton, of West Point,
Va. will to-day, in the West Point M.
Savage, OF Primers Point. Mr.. Saw
age Is the chief billing clerk In the
office of the Southern railway.
James Birdsong. colored. was to be
tried In the Hastings Court yesterday
for felony. He was not present and
a capias was issued for him.
Mr.. Harry A. Binkley. OF this city.
is among this years graduates of the
University of Virginia. He receives
the degree OF Bachelor of Law.
Mr.. j. e. Anderson, of the firm Of
Anderson &c Thompson. Is confined to
his home by sickness.
Every Friday afternoon, until further
notice. the Portsmouth Hook and Lad
der Company will take the truck out
for practice.
Mr.. Joseph p. Cutherell and Miss
Hattie Brown. who reside on the cor
ner Of King and Effingham streets, will
be married at the Monumental NJ. E.
Church parsonage by Rev. L. B. Betty
at o'clock tonight.
The u. S. S. Praivrie. with the Nor
folk Reserves on board, arrived in the
harbor yesterday afternoon and was
anchored off the North street flats.
She will lay In the harbor for three
days. She is 425 feet long and attracts
considerable attention.
MIR. Q. l.. Williams advertises for a
bicycle that was stolen from his place
Of business. See lad"
Among the list of graduates in medi-
cine at the University Of Virginia ap-
pears the name of Mr.. VIM. C. Schroe-
der, son OF Mr.. VIM. Schroeder. of this
city.
A colored woman arrived here from
Washington. D. c.. yesterday morning
In search of her daughter. a girl 10
years old. who lived with n family on
Court street. The mother had received
information that the girl was about to
be married and came here to prevent It,
She saw the girl in the morning, but
she escaped from her, and she asked
the police for help.
Fihe musical entertainment by Mr.
VIM. Riapards and other first-class
artists to have been given on Monday
night at Glenn Hall. In Scottsville, for
the benefit of the Calvary Baptist
Church, was prevented by the rain and
Is postponed until next Tuesday night
the GOTH
The Knockaways defeated the Little
Sluggers in game of ball yesterday
by the score of 7 to 8.
The slow at Columbia Park was very
literally patronized last night. The
laps" give a good show.
Attention Is called 10 the advertise
ment OF e. r. Barksdale, in which he
offers everything for sale in the dinner
line.
a dog bit little son Of Mr. Thomas
Brown yesterday. and an hour after
wards the dog was dead, having been
shot by Mr.. Brown
Captain Barney c. Raildan, of the
city of Brooklyn, an old volunteer fire.
man of the City of Churches, was in the
city yesterday.
Those members of Portsmouth Lodge
mi toIr ~
sion of the Grand Lodge, at st. Louis
VIII leave here Saturday afternoon at
o'clock via Chesapeake and Ohio.
Ihree large airy rooms are for rent
with or without board. at lie Washing
ton street See advertisement.
Two young gentlemen can get a nice
large front room with bath at 22l Craw-
ford street.
Chicken thieves have begun anew
, ,heit generations. Monday night some
llgh;- FINGERED gent relieved Mr.. George
sones, OF Fayette. of n fine chickens.
and Willis Taylor. OF Eighth street lost
10 fine ducks.
The condition of Mrs. Maggie Rich
ardson. who shot herself in the left
breast Sunday, was said to be very
favorab bic yesterday.
Mr.. Joseph Henry Rowe, wife and
chiid. of Gloucester county. arrived in
the city yesterday as guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. w. S. Digs. of 1923 Green street.
Justice Charles w. Rustic yesterday
sent Clarne Butt to Jail for 30 days
for stealing.
officer w. K. Dixon has decided to
resign from the police force, and viii
hand in his resignation to the Mayor
this morning
The Independent Fire Company has
mic.
The Portsmouth Hook and Ladder
Company is thinking of having q pic
MIC at an early date.
a oolored man Will be arraignsd in