Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-29
the city Of Norfolk for their approval

Third. That the chairman Of the
Board appoint q committee, OF which
he shall be ex-offlcio chairman, to ap-
pear before the Finance Committee
and Honorable Councils of the City Of
Norfolk, and also before the State
Legislature, to urge the granting of
said petition.
City Attorney Taylor presented an
act which he had drawn up to be pre-
Sented to the Legislature and Councils,
covering all the points in the above
resolution, which the Board approved.
The Act Is to authorize the City
Councils OF Norfolk to issue bonds
from time to time, not exceeding $4,000
of principal. predicted upon the as
sessed value of the property of Bran
bleton Ward.
Mr.. Ferebee, from the Sewer Com
mictee, stated that the gravity section
of the Ward was ready for house con-
nections.
The matter of electric lights In the
ward was introduced by MIR. Ferebee,
in which he referred to the action OF
the Atlantic City Board
1t was learned from the secretary
that he had communicated with the
Light Committee of the Councils stat
ing that the board would unite with
the city in u contract for lighting the
ward with electricity next year. The
tary.
All properly approved bills were al
lowed.
OTHER ITEMS.
special Thanksgiving service will
be held at Sturgeon Memorial Baptist
Church Thursday night. The sermon
will be preached by Rev. w. V. saw
age, Of Churchland. An offering will be
al rC, 10 ia
lem.
y petition containing many names of
residents is being circulated asking for
better fire protection
Buy your candies from T. B. Turner.
It's nice and always fresh. Huylcr's
and Lowney's fresh every week. no29-2t
Lieutenant w. L. Reynolds, of tho
United States Revenue Marine Service,
and his wife. who have been visiting
the FAMILY of his brother, Mr. Benja-
MN Reynolds, OF No. Jog West Braun
bleton avenue, returned to Washington
on the steamer last evening.
Ar. john II. Evans and Miss Sarah
~. Murden, of Huntcrsvlllc. were mar.
RED at o'clock Monday night by Rev.
j. T. Barrett, ID. D., in the pastors
study OF Christian Memorial Temple.
me ceremony was witnessed by only
parties.
The Board OF Stewards of NtcKen-
drec NJ. L. Church was rcorganized
Monday night by the selection of the
following officers: George b. Ferebee
chairman; X. II. IVoodhousc secre-
tary; w T. Rev, treasurer: w. =.
rev. K. Il. Woodhouse. II. c. Peterson.
=. X Parlctte, y. Tatem and G. b.
terebce. collectors. No definite conclu-
sion was reached with reference to the
salary of the pastor.
Little Charlie Vaughan, the bright
ana interesting 2Ia-year-old son of Mrs.
Lula AZ Vaughan, and grandson of Mr.
w. F. Gregory, of No. 1G0 South Kelly
avenue. met with n painful accident
yesterday morning. While PLAYING in
front of his grandfathcr's residence he
was kicked on the forehead by n horse
attached to 4 wagon standing in front
OF the house, inilictinS n painful wound
Just above the right eye. DR. w. b.
Meredith was called in and rendered the
necessary surgical treatment. uo
sewed up the wound. taking about ten
stitches. DR.. Meredith could not tell
whether The skull was fractured or not.
favorable sign is that the little child
aid not lose consciousness.
The regular business meeting of the
Anna Gordon "Y" was held at the resi-
dence of Miss Hattie Way. No. 3 Byrd
Place, last night. A program was ar
ranged for colonial reception to he
given the second week in December.
In which number of the best talent of
Norfolk will participate. Tho meeting
was largely attended and much inter.
est manifested