Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-17
BRIEF lTBHS OR INTEREST.

Mrs. Joseph King and children, Of
iFenchurch street, left last night ON q
visit to her brother.
as Miss Annie K. Sauls, of 22S Butte
street. has returned to Bowling Green.
Va, to resume her studies OF the South
,ern Seminary.
The Young Daughters of the Confed-
eracy and the Lady Managers OF Nor
folk Retreat for the Sick will serve
lunches at the Woman's building at
the State Fair. October, 3, 4, s and 6. Z
The steamer Sue arrived here yes
terday morning from Fredericksburg in
place of the steamer Essex. which Is
undergoing her annual overhauling.
-s Rev. a. S. Lloyd. D. D., pastor of st.
Luke's Episcopal Church. has returned
from Alexandria, and will occupy his
pulpit to-day at the usual hours. His
family will return later.
Misses Maggie and Annie Cashin left
yesterday evening for New York to at
tend the Dewey celebration.
Mrs. Hetty l.. Smith and little daugh-
ter, Pauline. returned yesterday from
Willinmsport. Pa. where they spent the
summer.
Miss Margaret Campbell, who has
been spending the summer at Williams
port, Pa, returned home yesterday via
the Old Dominion steamer from New
York city.
Police Court officer Curles returned
to duty yesterday after ten days fur
Tough.
Work is progressing we'll on the large
new livery and boarding stables of Mr..
b. L. Dozier. in the rear of the police
station. on Cove street. The building
will be completed by October LIST. It
will be one of the largest and finest sta
bles in Virginia. and will be supplied
with all modern improvements.
Miss Annie Goodwin, of South Mar
shall avenue, left yesterday via C. and
O. Railway for Charlottesville. Va.
where she will attend the Rawlings In
stltute.
Mrs. Capt. Frank Wood and daugh-
ter. Miss Ella Van WyclS, left yester-
day afternoon by the Old Dominion
Line for New York, where they will be
in attendance upon the Dewey cele-
bration. They will spend several weeks
With friends and relatives.
Mr.. S. Dozier. the popular Main street
dry goods merchant is on another visit
to the Northern markets for the pur-
pose Of purchasing more fall and win
ter goods and holiday novelties.
Mrs Semen Eyre, mother OF Mrs
Richard Taylor, of this city, died al
her home In Northampton county
Thursday.
Miss Kate I.iebe. of Rosebank. Slater
lSiuiu, IS the Oh IleT COUSINS, Cap
tain and Mrs. William Thompson. oil
Charlotte street.
Robert Wilson, colored, an old inmate
of the almshouse. died at that institu.
ton Friday night from u sun stroke
! aggravated by other troubles. He was
"a years Of age.
Mrs Edward Shanly, who has beer
visiting her brother. Mr.. w. NJ. Han
nan. left last evening via Old Domn-
ion, for her home, in New York. ac-
companied by the Misses O'Reilly, oil
Albany, N. Y, who also have been
guests Of Mr.. Hannan's family.
DR.. John f. Woodward sailed from
Europe Friday and will be in Nor.
folk about the 25th inst
The United Typothetae has closed Its
annual meeting in New Haven. Conn
Mr.. John F.. Burke. OF Norfolk, was
four-story brick building. 4sxl6o
feet, is being erected at the Nos "a. 26
and IS Union street. The building has
been leased for. period of twenty
years from DR. II. NJ. Nash, the own
err. by a. Wrcnn & Co. 1t Will cost,
when completed. $4,000.
Joshua Garrison filed a petition in
bankruptcy yesterday through his at
torney, w. Nick. Woodhouse. Liabilities,
$500: assets, nothing.
The detectives have found no trace
of young Emanuel Kaufman. Of AT
lanta. who has been lost since last
Monday night. The Pinkertons are
looking for him all through the Eastern
States.