Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-02
BRIEF ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Or. II. r. Pitt. OF Richmond. editor
of the Religious Herald. arrived in this
city yesterday evening, and will preach
at the morning and evening services of
the Freemason Street Baptist Church
to-day. He is the guest of DR.. l.. Lark
ford, on CRANKY street.
Rev. X. II. Bowling, D. D., will adj
dress the mems meeting OF the colored
y. NJ. G. a. on the subject, Gods Mo-
blemen." this afternoon ut o'clock.
Messrs. Frank Dresell and James
Joyncr left the city last night on the
Bay Line steamer for a three weeks
tour OF the North. They will visit Bal
timore. philadelphia, New York and
Albany, and returning, will spend some
time at Atlantic City. New Jersey.
The Norfolk District. Il. y. p. u,
will hold its monthly session at the
First Baptist Church, this city, ut 3;
o'clock this afternoon An interesting
program will be a feature Of the meet
ing.
The City National Bank. instead of
declaring a dividend on the six months
earnings OF that institution. created a
surplus fund out Of the $4,000 profits.
The streets ana stores OF the city
yesterday were throngcd with ladies'
and children, and in the establishments
of advertisers in the Nirginian-Pilot is
was at times almost impossible for the
statesmen ana salcsladies TO serve all
the customers.
The breczcs yesterday were pleasant.
but old Sol did his best to Danish their
invigorating effect.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. y. Reynolds. Of
Winston. y. c.. accompanied by Misses
Mary and Lucy Lybrook, were in our
city yesterday
Mr.. j. l.. Massenburg, of Henderson,
N. c.. was in Norfolk yesterday on
business.
Mr.. j. Il. Blades, OF the Blades
Lumber Company. Elizabeth City. n.
c.. spent yesterday III our town on
business.
Mr.. Lawrence Kclly's family is spend
View.
y white woman was seen yesterday
afternoon sitting on her furniture in
front of Il house in Arcade lane. from
which she had been elected.
Mr.. l.. w. Green, of Beachwood
Place left last night for Baltimore.
The new fiscal year began yester-
day, July list.
Judge Edmund waddin, Jr. of the
United States District Court of the
Eastern District of Virginia, returned
to his home. at Richmond. yesterday
afternoon.
Mr.. w. ]. Vesey, who has been i'll i'm
New York for the past month, returned
home this morning slightly improved
in health. He was accompanied by his
son, Mr.. Harry Nesey, who has been
with him i'll his illness
Captain George w. Mays. wife,
daughter and son. of Alexandria, Va,
are visiting friends in BerkleN. They
Will visit Virginia Beach. Ocean View
and Old Point before returning home.
Mr.. Edward Kidwcll of the South
ern Railway Company Washington, ID.
c.. is stopping ut Virginia Beach.
Mr.. Henry We'll and Miss Gertrude
Well. of Goldsboro. N. c., are at the
Monticello.
Mr.. c. II. Bosley. district ticket
agent of the Norfolk and Western at
Richmond. is in the city to see his
Norfolk friends.
Mr.. David Dunlop. Jr.. of Petersburg,
is registered at the Monticello.
Mr. w. j. Polk and wife. of Nash
VILE are at the Monticello. Mr.. Polk
Is a descendent of eX-Presldent James
Polk.
Mr.. ]. D. Aaron. OF Mt. Airy, N. c.,
Is in the city.
Mr.. F. w. Boatrlght. of Richmond, is
here.
Mrs Schwan and daughter, Tnlie.
Will leave Monday for New York pre-
vious to sailing for an extended trip.