Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-05

;SSS REV. d y Wilbur Shipley. OF Mary
land sSswil. preach. at Prentis Place
sRresby terrain Chapel at III. a. M, ana
at Tait NJ emorlal Presbyterlan G Hier5i
and should have me
.ConKregations to greet him.
The funeral of Mr.. John Z. OWNS
iwill take place this afternoon at
O'Clock from his late residence on
Fourth street.
D Attention is called to ad. of house
for rent. No. 1000 Washington street.
See ad.
So s{s5 Two white men, named Hancock and
STaylor were brought from Roanoke
Ind lodged In the county jail Friday
might, charged with being Implicated
! In an assault committed on O woman
about one year ago.
1 a There was no docket in the Mayors
Court yesterday, no arrests having
i four hours.
e q The Catholic fair will continue next
week. The first four nights have been
Very successful.
y The frost yesterday was almost like
b. snow. it being so heavy.
The. market house is dirty and Is
badly in need Of cleaning. Cobwebs
and daubber's nests are plentiful
overhead, It should be cleaned and
y u
1: Dressed poultry sold high yes ter
day. considering the quantity that was
In market
THE splendid service furnished by
THE Yirginian- Pilot during the prize
fight was highly complimented yester-
day. rg
There will be q number Of marriages
The torpedo boat Talbot went down
the river on a short trial trip yes
5terGay. The Gwinn has gone in the
dry dock. s
Rev. r. f. Beadles will preach a
special sermon on dancing tonight.
This Is done by special request.
"A youth named Linwood sCreecy. q
messenger boy in the navy yard, fell
overheard yesterday near the stone
dock. He succeeded in keeping him
the torpedo boat Gwinn rescued him.
Attention is called to the stock of
beautiful cut glass suitable for we'd
ding presents, Kept by Messrs. Ander-
son & Thompson, whose adj. appears in
this issue. gs Z, q ~. 81
g Portsmouth Lodge. NO. 80 sS4B. p. O.
J 10s.5 will attend ST. Pnul's fair and take
supper tomorrow night. "a
N Captain John P. Ingram. Of Balti-
gmore.ewas in the city yesterday. He
i IS s interested in The oyster industry.
The condition Of NIr, George King
was not so favorable yesterday as 1t
/, has been. His friends are apprehen-
slve. ri
Any! one desiring furnished rooms
convenient TO the ferry can secure the
same by applying MS directed by ad.
an these columns. s. 81
tsS The State Baptist Association meets
/ in Richmond on tile 18th. Portsmouth
. churches WILL be represented.
" The parents of children who attend
Owens Memorial Sunday School are
cordially invited TO attend the Mission
ary rally. which will be- held in the
main auditorium of the church at IL
o'clock this morning. The program. as
previously 1arranGed,- promises to be OF
interest TO both children and parents.
z "a Larkin was arraisned before JUS
'tlce Rustic yesterday afternoon on the
charge OF selling liquor without a IL
tcense, He wns discharged from Gus
Z tod Mr.. Charles r. Bland represented
him. d
Miss Crissie Schroeder has returned
drontfa most delightful trip 10 Raleigh,
N. Co, where she has been visiting the
misses Hill. OF thar city.
~ The remains of MIR. Richard Cox are
sexpected to arrive here Tomorrow vim
Washington steamer.
8 The Naval Post Band will escort the
q Independent Steam Fire Engine Co.
J Mo- from the engine house to St.
SI,aul' s W. Fair next Wednesday night
ELL otoUE O'CLOCK. .is, ~
z.g hop at the navy yard yesterday
sarternoon was very We'll attended and
|. thoroughly enjoyed.
ri y Ohm Thomas. the we'll known col
ored Sshoemaker, cut his left hand very
severely yesterday While attempting ia
put in ! q window glass -
sSS533 esday is election day. Every Dem
ccrat IN the city should vote for the
nominee %of the late primary, and ea
peciaily is this true Of those who par
*icipated therein.
M The members of Atlantic Lodro Il
Of P.S are requested to assemble NJ
uythaan Castle this afternoon at ?
o'clock to attend the funeral of the late
John H. Owens. =, -,
listing her cousin, Mrs. ]. A. Oar,
sgnsnsss ION Owen street. 81
~ . " was ,als unusually quiet in business
va W night There was but few penrIe
on On Inc streets, except those who were
,pompelled to DO out. ss 81 go
/ e;.l members Of the Chambers Fire
4 eSQq:. are requested to assemble al tbe
engine mouse this afternoon a. a.a6
sS @ 70 attend the funeral ne tha 10 ~
Dohn 70. Owens. M - - Tue i aHst
sss y Il You want a good cun ne dr,,,
ssEs e go 70 Parsons and You car e ri
En : pest an the {oity for 6 cents. 80 E
800 a,,' ysos1 gives notice that she viii
60 III ~ q. Ler dancing class Wed
asge 81 1,a y november 9th, at Afaunin.s
8 Yesterday morning q. nassann.
!. FERRY on tho Norfolk ssSs ~ AZ on , me
ssn ast ping to jump on z tho t tvvr,
s9gl rs Jumped overheard and fool. =
sa al Sll s. He Has fshed out ' ~ e0oR q
y y chnson has signed con
@ n 9s s.oIs e ifonr-story brick build
pnsrs ooTTeV aos Soasti, ma !t .ln.sing
sassA to cost 50 ooo t Sl'a ,,,i,,
|pggsn foER Monday mornins. "'i
81 SoII1ylSi BRANCH SCHOOL
ls 81 sAoE, of for DC tobAr, 1890:
III Lillian Par
As9tSt 81 sayag VI Minnie Pulley. = ss
ssss sssastaa "a ptli Paul Dunn; Cieye-