Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-05
miscellaneous Happenings Condsn-
ssd For Yirginian-Pilot Readers.
MOVEMENTS OF PEOPLE
Hnet ss aoins On I'm and Around
Fortumoush and Suburban Com.
muu,tes aathersd,' siftod and
roru In Few words-Tho Past. the
rresentnnd emo Future Revealed,
Related and Porcshadowed.

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Tho ceremony of laying the corner
stone OF the Baptist Church at Fort
Norfolk, which was to have taken place
to-day, with Masonic honors, has peeh
postponed until some future time.
The City Council will hold their regu-
lar monthly mectingf tonight.
Jim Baily was committed 10 the inc
county Jail yesterday for six months
for threatening to kill u man named
Mrs. Adolph Brandt and daughter
have returned from q trip North.
DR.. George Peed, of the U. .. a., Is IN
the city on a. five days furlough. Hc
will then leave for Manila, where ne
has been ordered. He is looking quite
we'll and Is delighted with his orders.
A gold watch and chain that was lost
on Sunday is advertised for. see al
vcrtiSemcnt.
A double -burreled llammcrless gun
is advertised for sale at a bargain.
Sec what Earnest Deans has to say in
to-day's issue.
his trip to Germany on Wednesday. He
arrived In New York Sunday from
Hamburg.
There will he u lawn party at Mrs.
S. b. lIutchins', 1201 Washington
street tonight for the c henci,t oil Inc
Rev. Mir. Wnterlield preached to a
large congregation at Central Church
Sunday night.
The September term of the Hastings
Court begins on Thursday. The Grand
Jury Will be III session.
The Board Of Supervisors of the
county will meet next Tuesday.
Mrs. Lizzie benson Goodwin has re-
turned from Montgomery White Sui
phur Springs.
Mrs, James NJ Corbett has returned
from Il months stay at Boykins. Va.
There was no session Of the Mayors
Court yesterday, it being Labor Day.
The Second District School enrolled
53T scholars Yesterday. Out of that
number rs had never attended school
before. y large number will come in
to-day. Yesterday being Il holiday,
they did not come, and there are sew
cral who were out OF the city, and they
will be in later.
MI ID. p. Horks LETT the city Sun
day afternoon for Washington, ID. c..
being called there 10 be at the bedside
of his sister, Mrs. John Deal, who Is
seriously i'll.
Mrs. J. II. IIitchings. who has been
visiting in Warriclt county for the past
two weeks, Will return home Tomorrow.
Miss Annie and Worthy Carter have
returned home from u visit to New
SONS, Va.
Miss Lydia Everett, of Ncwsoms, is
visiting Miss Garter of Park View.
The Rev. DR.. w. +. Fisher. Of .he
Fourth Street Baptist Church. has gone
10 Wise and Dickinson countless in the
southwest section of the State. where
he will take part in the Baptist Asso-
Citations of the respective counties in
the interest OF the Foreign Missions
Board OF the Southern Baptists.
number OF stores closed yesterday
In honor OF Labor Day.
a portion of the Hebrew congreEa-
tion held services last night and to-day
at the Pythan Castle.
Mrs. Il. NJ CirifIen and daughter, Miss
Daisy. of Fourth street. South Ports
mouth, left last night via Bay Line To
visit friends and relatives in Philadel-
phla. New Brunswick and Newark.
Mr.. Joseph l.. J&ilisoly is in Clcve-
land, O., i'll attendance upon the Ma
tional Bankers Association. Mrs Bill
soly accompanied him.
Mr.. John w. Rutter department COM
'nander of the Grand Army or the Re-
public in Virginia. left for Philadel-
phin sunday evening 10 attend the an
nual national encampment of the G.. a.
r., which meets during the present
week.
This office is indebted to Mr.. william
Easily for Il fac-simile copy of the first
issue of the Maryland Journal now the
baltimore American. 7 bears the date
OF Friday. August 20, 1773, and is very
interesting relic of the newspaper
world of more than hundred years
ago.
Mr.. i. ]. Fredlin is sick Mt his resi-
dence, in Ehingham street.
The Virginas defeated the Seasides
yesterday by the score OF IS to is.
eries-Nirginias Cross and Sturte-
want; Seasides, Etheredge and Hoof-
magic.
Miss Ruth Davis, principal of the
Fouth District School. now at Ashe-
VILE. N. G., for the benefit of her health.
wlil remain until next week.
Mrs. Henry Carter, wife of DR.. Carter
OIL The u. y. Marina Sarvino
city. Dr. Carter is an expert on yelloy
fever.
Miss Addie Channell, who mas been
visiting in the city. left for her home.
In Franklin, last night.
Mr.. Robert Meyers had his ankle
badly hurt while playing ball yesterday
The Jewish New Year began last
might at o'clock. With some it will
last Tor two days; others only one day.
1t Is n. day of general rejoicing.
The public schools of the western
Branch District will open on Monday
next.
Mr.. Richard Courtney, a welI-known
lawyer from Richmond, was in the city
yesterday.
Mir. Peter O'Neill, n brother of the
late John O'Neill, is i'm the city looking
after his brothers. estate.
Mrs. Charles T. Durham accompanied
ner husband on his trip to York with
M sne Chambers Company last evening.
MT. ana Mrs. Durham will. before they
return. visit Atlantic City, N J., and
New Haven, Conn.
IN the absence OF Miss Ruth Davis.
principal of the Fourth District School,
Miss Hattie Lash assumed the duties
OF me entire school during the enroll
ment of pupils yesterday.
Miss Clara Nicely will be at home
informally to her friends and those
interested In her mission to japan ON