Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-14
BRIEF ITEMS OF INTEREST
ehe Movements OF People In Whom
Iho Average Header ~ En'er-
sstcd-HappcninEs In I.csnI-Bus-
cIcn-A Forecast OF Future
Events.

man at Primers POINT saw the auNer-
tisement and returned the dog TO the
owner. The moral is obvious.
Sec what A. ]. Phillips tells you in
this Issue.
The congregation at Central NJ. e.
Church Sunday night was so large that
people were turned away. Rev. Mr..
Beadles preached on the subject us it
True that Every Man has His Price,"
Next Sunday night he will preach ~
'Recognition in Heaven. or Shall We
sSnow Each Other There"
Sunday night was n warm night 1t
4 was uncomfortable With windows down.
The ladies are making big prepara-
tions to give tho Old Dominion Guard
O warm welcome on their return home.
a banquet. rs nice as can be prepared
T. wlll be served to them.
The meeting at the Friends Church
y Is progressing nicely. The attendance
X Is good.
The Hebrews will build a brick
church on Washington street and will
not move the old church from High
street.
The City Council will hold an import
ant meeting tonight. Much business
transacted.
The Norfolk County Court Will meet
next Monday.
In Lent. Friday, the 3lst, will be Good
Friday.
There was a large attendance at the
Mission School, on Chestnut street
Sunday afternoon.
One person converted Joined with
the South Street Baptist Church Sun
DAY morning.
The b. Y. p. u. OF the South Street
Baptist Church held It's regular month
ly meeting last night. An elaborate
program was rendered Some of the
best talent In the city took part.
The weather is rcv,iIA.
weather breeder. II is predicted that
the next two weeks will be very
severe.
A negro woman named Annie Hen
bricks was fined $40 for using language
on the street, as two gentlemen teSti-
fled. that was unfit 10 be heard by
even men. much less ladies who were
passing at the time.
james Copeland, II well-known col
ored county politician. says that politi-
cal matters are assuming an interest
ing aspect in the county.
The boswell Hill assault case will be
examined Into this afternoon at 4
O'clock by Mayor Baird. -Four lawyers
ore Interested in the case-Col. X. r.
Griffin. Capt. Il. c. Marshall Judge
Brown and Can't. Charles r. Bland.
DIR. j. Plummer Baldwin, No. 9O5
Middle street .advcrtises elsewhere that
lie has for sale very fine bay horse.
q grand driver. can step Il mile in about
E:50. Here Is chance for any one
wanting gentle but stylish driver.
Mr.. John burroughs has accepted Il
position as brass llnishcr" at Port
Royal, S. c., under Carpenter Luther
D. Martin. u. S. N. who Is In charge
there.
Sunday Mr.. A. ]. Phillips advertised
n special sale for Monday between IL
and 10 o'clock. in tho Vlrglnian- Pilot.
Yesterday he had his "ad." changed.
bayng that lie had sold every yard of
goods advertised.
At the intersection OF Second avenue
hnd Glasgow streets there is dam
gerous hole which needs Immediate
attention.
A buggy driven at n rapid rate of
speed out South street extended yester-
Day run over young man named Dan
iels. His side was bruised consldera-
bly,. The men In the buggy never fer
D moment slaclened the speed of their
horse.
Mrs. Bella Daughtrey. OF Washington
street. who has been indisposed, has re-
covered sufficiently to be out upon tlh
6treets.
AIessrs W. q, Nash and Il. D. Glen
Rnts left last night for the Northern
markets for the purpose of purchasing
D. fine line OF spring dry goods.
A freight wreck on the Norfolk and
Western railway. near Bradford. SAT-
nrday night, was the cause of the Rev.
Or. M. L. Broaddus. OF Bristol not
arriving in time TO I'll his appointmcnt
40 preach in the Court Street Baptist
Church Sunday morning. Mr.. Broad
dus filled the Fourth Street Baptist
Church pulpit at night.
The 3. Y. p. U. OF the South Street
Baptist Church VIII hold It's regular
weekly meeting tonight. The Rev. l..
~. Dudley, of Atlantic City. will de-
liver On address.
The only property transfer IN Ports
tiouth yesterday was that of Il. c.
Nichola to G. Fl. Balance, LOT on east
eide Washington street. eighty four
feet north OF Park $1,000
The Jewish Feast of Passover Is fast
approaching. coming the latter part OF
fhls month.
The new Easomcter OF the Ports
mouth Gas Works has been completed
end was filled yesterday for the first
TINA Tho new tank holds $4,000 feet
Or gas and considerably more than
doubles the former capacity OF the
plant.
Mr.. II. II. Denning is Improving his
property, occupied by the Park View
p,harmacy. at the corner of Pearl and
GLASGOW streets.
-Four geese arc advertised as being
hither lost or stolen.
AT the navyyard q board of examin-
PRS is In session examining officers for
konnel Bill.
Judge Prentis began the March term
pf tho Norfolk County Circuit Court
yesterday and called the docket, setting
lafse number of cases for trial.
Messrs. w. b. Cox and j. c. Dabney
qualified to practice law in the Circuit
Court yesterday.
Yesterday. In the County Clerks
pfhco. o deed of trust was recorded