Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-19
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HERE And D THERE
Miscellaneous Happenings Conden-
ssd For Vlrginian-Pilot Readers.
MOVEMENTS OF PEOPLE
what is Going ON IN and Around
TO. ssnoush and suburban Com.
mnnite. Gathered. stftod and
Told In Few words-Tho Fast. she
Present ana the Future Revealed,
RELATED aud Foreshndowod.

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L A lot of paint and brushes belonging
1 to Mr.. Yirginius A. Harvey were
i stolen from the unoccupied house, No.
11O1 Dinwddie street Sunday night.
Mr.. Charles Meads, Of Washington,
D. c., formerly of Portsmouth, Is IN
the city visiting relatives.
Ffty-cight scholars were present at
the Presbyterian Mission In Prentis
Place Sunday. which pleased the
ladies and gentlemen interested very
much.
Don't forget the ball game at Col
umbia Park to-day.
MIR. and Mrs. r. T.. Glover left via
the Bay Line last night for Baltimore,
Philadelphia and New York. They Will
be gone until about October 1.
Your attention is called to what Mr..
w. N. White has to say to you in this
issue
Don't miss the remnant sale of per-
Gales at Emmett Deans, 800 High
street. See ad. in another column.
MIR. M. A. Irwin left yesterday for
Belmont. ST. Mury's College, to cons
tinue his studies for the Catholic
priesthood.
Father Aloysius, o. S. b., Of st.
preached an eloquent sermon at ST.
Paul's Catholic Church Sunday. left
Tor his duty yesterday afternoon
MIR. John c. Niemeycr und wife, who
have been in southwest Virginia en-
joying themselves. have returned home.
Mr.. Niemcyer was ut his post of duty
yesterday looking exceedingly well.
Mr.. Charles G.. Hume qualified yes
terday to practice law in the Hastings
Court.
The Bennett. Line made application
yesterday to Judge Portlock to estab-
llsh ferry between Primers Point
and West Norfolk.
William Henderson, known as cape
Charles" sent from this city TO the
pcnitent.ary for robbing Hurst & Fass'
fish house, returned yesterday. COM
pletcly paralyzcd, he having been
found on the wharf in Norfolk by
truckman and brought over here.
Mrs. II. II. Lee. Of Rose street
scottsville. will, on next Thursday
night. give n reception TO Miss Alice
Fraedner, OF the city of Richmond.
The funeral OF Linwood Earl. son of
Captain Henry Reynolds. who died
the residence, No. 42a Henry street
yesterday afternoon at o'clock. The
services were conducted by the Rev
J. w. Mitchell at the grayeside in Oak
Grove cemetery.
The DaIsys and the Buttercups
fought on the baseball diamond ycster-
day, and the Buttercups done" the
Daisys by score of 81 to %. 1t was n
yellow. game.
Mr.. w ]. Rogers, Of the VirGinian-
Pilot, who is visiting with his daugh-
ter. Miss May, in New York city, is eX-
pected home next Friday.
Miss Mary Wallace and Mrs. Georre
IIasbrook OF. Louisville. Ky, passed
through the city last night for New
York TO be present at the Dewey cele-
bration and witness the yacht races.
Miss Mabel Brewer, Of this city, ac-
companied them.
a cutting affair In which razor
figured, took place on Goodwin street
last night The mans name who was
cut is Andrew Smoot His left arm
was quite badly injured. The man who
did it escaped.
Yesterday afternoon late Albert Ma,
son. an old colored man from Western
Branch, fell in fit on Green street. He
was taken in a friends house. until he
recovered. In the fall he cut his head
quite badly.
The w. r. c.. U. will meet this after
noon at $3.50 o'clock with Mrs. Garris-
corner Dinwlddie and Bart streets.
There will be a meeting Of the In
dependent Fire Company tonight to
make final arrangements for the trip
to New York.
The Board of Health met In the Coun-
Gil Chamber last night, with Mr.. e. l..
Lash in the chair. Only routine bust
ness was transacted.
Cream and cake will be served at the
residence of Mr.. X. II. Gayle, No. 426
London street, from S to 10 o'clock,
Tuesday evening, September 10Th, for
the benefit of Monumental Lawn Work
erS.
The talk among the Independent boys
now Is on to Roanoke. The company
will leave on the Norfolk and Western
on the morning of the 26th--neXt Tues
day.
Comrade Joshua DENLY. of Stonewall
< Camp, says winter is coming on and
he will soon begin his rounds for con-
tributions for the widows of Confeder-
ate soldiers. He says he expects all
the friends OF the cause to give
mite.
Nothing Of any great Importance is
claiming the attention just now OF the
county magistrates. The constables are
complaining Of it being very dull.
Our people. are anxious to see the
Z new opera house ready for business.
The Portsmouth eleven is getting
down to business. Portsmouth people
can, with confidence. look forward to
the best team that ever represented the
city.
The day after tomorrow Wallace's
circus will have charge of the city.
Press notices give the show a good
name. 1t is said to be good one.
Miss Minnie White, who has been Sc
rlously i'll, Is improving
Miss Nellie, the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin Harrell, who is criti-
cally i'll With typhoid fever. was re-
ported yesterday as being slightly i'm
proved.
"A DRUG STORE ROBBED
Some time Sunday morning early