Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-07
BRIEF ITEMS OF INTEREST
The Movements of People ia Whom
tho Average Reader is Inter-
estod-MappcningS I'm Lc&ai-Bus-
tnexs, Religious ana Social CIR
cIcs-A Forecast OF Future
.Evon,s.

Stalleu Objects last ii'6ht.
Miss Agnes Clay's musical recital
last night was n grand success.
Housekeepers should be very careful
now how they send their clothes out
to be washed.
There was only one case in the
Mayors Court yesterday and that WAS
continued until next Monday.
Hon. j. T. Baird returned from Bal
timore yesterday, where he had been
spending the holidays.
Mr.. Logan Adams is said TO be criti-
cally Ill at his home, in Park view.
The street force should be put 10
work cleaning mud off the streets that
are paved with stone, and keep the
crossings clean. They are at present in
q dirty condition.
Mr.. Emmett Deans tells You thlt
beginning to-day all dress goods VIII be
reduced. He also has an excellent KID
glove for 9S cents.
Miss Mamie Shoot. of Wilmington,
Del, is in the city on visit to friends.
Mr.. Willie Hall continues sick at
his home, on High street.
Read what Mr.. w. N. White tells you
about his goods,and about cheap goods,
and be governed accordingly.
PartridgeS are more plentiful this
season than ever before. Gunners are
having fine sport killing them.
Attention is called to what Mr.. A. ].
gard to his stock. See lad" and gov
ern yourself accordingly.
Yesterday morning two dogs had
fight in the market gentleman at
tempted to part them and had his
coat torn by one of the CANNES.
Miss Nellie Simmons. from Eastern
Shore, who has been visiting friends in
Park View, has returned to her home.
Attention is called to lad" of c. w.
Hudgins e Co., in which they offer
the best creamery butter for % cents
and other goods in proportion.
DR.. ]. c. Clehorne Medical Director
of the Naval Hospital, will not leave
Saturday, as reported He has not yet
received any notice from the Navy De-
partment of the particular date on
which he would be relieved by DR..
Ferebee.
rived at the navy yard yesterday.
Service Monumental Church Sunday.
l.. B. Betty, pastor, II n. m. Subject,
MANS Supreme Act of Commitment
and the Blessed Result" 1880 p. NJ;
subject, "An Appeal to the Undecided"
The Portsmouth department. of this
paper is in receipt of n letter, dated
New York. January 4th. signed PORTS
mouthonian," in reference to the
Northern Man and the Negro This
communication. like all other anony-
nous ones. found its way into the waste
basket
Mr.. Harry G. Pelham. of New York.
well-known and popular commercial
traveller, was in the city yesterday.
visiting friends.
Mr.. George McDermott. Mr.. NJ. r.
Johnson's able assistant. has returned
from Philadelphia, where he had been
spending the holidays.
a small white boy attempted to
crowd past a lumber wagon in the
horse gangway on the ferry-boat and
got caught. The horses started up be-
fore the driver saw the boy. The re-
suit was that he was hurt quite badly.
No one was to blame except the youth
himself. This he admitted
A heavy fog hung over the harbor
yesterday morning. making navigation
dangerous.
we'll known telegra pher, connected
with the Southern Railway Company.
last night sent 80 messages over the
wire and received II in the short space
OF time of 20 minutes The messages
averaged 20 words each
The remains of Daniel 7. Reedy. who
died at Chclsia (Mass) Naval Hospital
Thursday. will reach this city tonight
at $3.50 O'Clock, via New York, Philadel
phia and Norfolk railroad
Major Pierce c. Stevens. United
States Volunteer Army, arrived here
on the Washington steamer yesterday
aunt. Mrs. Emma Wigg.
The appeal case of Deputy Sheriff
VIM. Carmine, who was fined $50 re-
Gently by Justice Charles H. Nash for
shooting an escaping prisoner in Craw-
ford street Will not be heard by Judge
Watts until the February term OF The
Hastings Court.
Don't forget to call and get one o.
those art calendars and photograph
holders, which contain three cabinet
photographs Of the heroes of the late
war. They are given away with soap
Captain r. r. Bunting is confined To
his home on Virginia avenue on ac-
count OF sickness.
There is o telephone pole in Cottage
Place which is dangerous. ana should
be taken down.
Mrs. Matte Miller. of Washington
D. c.. left for her home las; night
a team broke down on County stree;
last night by running into one OF those
miserable holes.
Miss Bertie Ackcrly is quite sick al
her mothers residence. No. 1O6 Lon
don street
Miss Freeman, of Prents avenue
Prentis Place. is seriously i'll.
See the change of advertisement o
Mr.. Jesse Whitehead No. oil Crawford
street. where you wish 10 "wet YOU
whistle" or enjoy a good smoke. Their,
Is where YOU will find 1t.
Mr.. Il. +. Howell had two attacks o
kidney cholic yesterday afternoon.
There has been but one white mar
rlagc license issued this year.
If the lady at the head of the move
ment to institute q Rebekah Lodge vii
cail at this Office she VIII learn some
thing of interest.
Mi X. e. King tells You that he /.
seii'ng hams for cents II pound; alsC
chocolate and cocoa for breakfast.
The Juniec Order of Mechanics Will
have special sermon preached to
them by Rev. Mr.. Beadles at centra'